Notable 19th Century News Roundup Highlights
Mme tinmbert and family freed from prison stones. Thoneis BL Anderson named head of a new public bureau by Mayor Fitzgerald. Albert Crane endows Tufts Theologies Seminary with 100000 in memory of Thomas Crane. Fredere Stess celebrates 50 years as publisher of German Demokrat. Joseph Pierce Meriden member of the Fourteenth Connecticut recalls a Chinaman enlisting in the Army of the Potomac. Robert D Unger Chicago invents submarine telephone cable using dual current to link nations. Herr Dernburg resigns as head of German colonial office for 3750 salary and official residence. Lucky Baldwin vows to keep Broadmoor plans and estate budget above 100000. In A R Crook Northwestern geology professor named curator of Illinois State Museum in Springfield after studying other museums.
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Mme Tinmbert
Ewindi
Thoneis BL Anderson
Boston
Fitzgerald
Tufts Theoties Seminary
Albert Crane
Stolford
Coom
Thomas Crane
Fredere Stess
German Demokrat of
San Francisco
United States
Connecticut
Joseph Pierce
Meriden
Germany
A. R. Crook
Northwestern University
Illneis State
English Etchings and Economic Snapshots Across Britain
A compact survey notes British coinage at ninety four parts copper, 1837 empire revenue of £75,000,000 rising to £817,000,000 today, sparsely populated Westmorland with seven acres per inhabitant, Atlantic cable cost dropping from £20 to sixpence per word, seven military commands plus one district, Rochdale Pioneers as earliest co operative society, 1,469 cooperative societies now, Guinness brewery occupying fifty acres with 1,400 workers, Buss brewery works spanning 150 acres with sixteen miles of private railway.
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Westmorland
England
Rochdale Pioneers’ Society
Guinness’ Brewery
Buss Brewery
NOSES OF THE MOMENT In Autumn Hats Fashion
Leather tones replace yellows in vogue as the Louis Seize style returns in dress hats. Autumn lines favor long backs and short fronts with rich broadcloths in browns terra cotta greens and grays. The round turban reappears with front trims rosettes buckles and plumes arching over the top and side.
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Louis Seize
New York Post
From Italy Aims and Oddities in Rome and Campania
In Rome cemeteries hold over six million buried as Italy scales a national debt by fifty million dollars yearly. Italians endure cold only when skies are overcast and humidity is high. Each July regiments release pictorial postcards showing battles and heroic episodes. A priest discovered a Botticelli school fresco after a mouse gnawed a wall opening.
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Rome
Italy
Iuly
Campo
Postal Commission Hearings Target One Cent Postage Abuse
Madden tells the postal commission that railroads and subsidies drive a large portion of the postal deficit. He argues rates for mail carriage and mail car rents, plus fast mail subsidies, inflate costs. He urges rate reductions and pledges from Congress to turn deficits into a surplus.
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Madden
Ile
United States Postal Commission
Tenrose
Pennsylvania
Clay
Georgia
Carter
Montana
Overstreet
Indiana
Gardner
New Jersey
Moon
Tennessee
Congress
Joint
Committee of Congress
Tariff Critique by Republican Editor on Trusts and Tariff Policy
The piece profiles a Kansas Republican editor who denounces tariff protected trusts as plunder while admitting his own costly building using taxed materials. It contrasts his candor with other editors tensions with party unity and questions the Roosevelt protectorate in Santo Domingo as unconstitutional and benefiting financiers.
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Kansas
Concordia Empire
Congress
Republican Campaign Fund
G.O. P
Vessels At Grays Harbor Mill Ports Headed For San Francisco
A list of ships and barges loading at Grays Harbor mills for San Francisco. The Philippine, O M Kellogg, Washtuena, Expansion, Dora Bluhm, A J West, James Rolph, Endeavor, Quinault, G W Watson, A B Johnson, City of Topeka, Coronado, Sophia Christianson, Ensign, S C Wilder, Grace Dollar, Sven and the new steamer Berkely all load or sail for San Francisco. Also mentions the hull being loaded for tow to San Francisco after launching. A question about how soon ships built locally will be completed. A second topic notes a convention opposing Japanese citizenship but supporting equal basis with Chinese.
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A. B. Johnson
City of
Topeka
A. J. West Mill
San Francisco
Coronado
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Berkely
Lindstrom Shipyards
Western Mill
Grays Harbor
State Labor Federation Condemns Roosevelt on Japan Policy
The Washington State Federation of Labor passed two petitions condemning President Roosevelt's stance on the Japanese question. One resolution criticizes his school policy language in San Francisco and his threatening, demagogic rhetoric about using armed force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duuiscuam
Washington
Supreme Court Calendar Shows 115 Cases for January Term
Cympra Jan 5 115 cases appear on the supreme court calendar for the January term prepared by Clerk C.8. Rinehart. The term runs January 14 to February 14 with six appeals each weekday except opening three cases and closing seven cases. Fridays are devoted to motions.
Grays Harbor Commercial Club Elects Trustees
Hoquiam January 5. At a packed meeting the Commercial club elected five trustees for the year Frank Gillette W L Adams Alexander Polson R F Lytle and H Richards The annual session also chose officers for the year President C M Kellogg Vice President W E Campbell Treasurer M L Watson Secretary A C Girard The club will pursue plans to develop Grays Harbor country.
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A. C. Girard
Grays Harbor Country
Do You Know Who Reads the Herald
A merchant questions Herald circulation and notes readers include many families in Aberdeen and Chehalis County. The paper reaches households through local news items and small advertisements, making advertising valuable to advertisers seeking broad family readership.
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Erald
Ethan
Chehalis County
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the Hall OF Fame
Baldwin
Broadmoor
Vic
Stanford White
United Kingdom
London
Postal Commission
United States Collecting Agency
Republic of Santo Domingo
United States Senate
Rockefeller
National City Bank
Roosevelt
America
Europe
Kirschbaum
Philippine
Union Mill
Newburg
Slade Mill
O. M. Kellogg
Michigan Mill
Washtuena
Dora Bluhm
A. J. West
James Rolph
Hart-Wood Mill
Endeavor
Bryden & Leitch Mill
Quinault
G. W. Watson
Sophia Christianson
Aberdeen Lumber
Ensign
Santa Birlira
Barkentine S. C. Wilder
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Grace Dollar
Sven
Wilson Mill
Washington State Federation of Labor
Supeme Court Calendar
Aberdeen Herald
East Wishkah
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