Tent Wrecked at Denver Endevor Convention in Wind
A massive tent at the Christian Endeavor convention near Denver collapsed as 8 000 people gathered. Nearly 20 injured, with Mrs Jessie M Thornburgh most seriously hurt. A M Ramsey from Chicago urged people to hold up the canvas averting greater harm. An impromptu prayer service formed after the crash.
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Denver
Christian Endeavor
Jessie M. Thornburgh
A. M. Ramsey
Chicago
Winnifred Sleeh
St. Mark’s Hospital
Mr. Ramsey
Captain Hart Baggage Seized by Customs in San Francisco
Customs men seized nearly a dozen trunks belonging to Captain William W. Hart of the engineer corps after his return from the Philippines aboard the Thomas. The bags contained dutiable silk bolts embroidery drawn work and Chinese and Japanese wares hidden in clothing. Duty assessed around 100 with potential fines near 1500 plus valuation by appraisers if not paid.
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San Francisco
William W. Hart
Engineer Corps
Philippines
Thomas
Hart
Replica of Jerusalem Dedicated at World’s Fair Site
Ground ten acres on a hill at the world’s fair becomes the replica of Jerusalem, dedicated by about fifty Jerusalem natives with an audience of 10 000 during Oriental ceremonies. Seattle bank designated to receive and disburse funds for navy payrolls, boosting deposits in Seattle.
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St. Louis
City of Jerusalem
Jerusalem
Seattle
Washington Dispatch
Seattle National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Wall Street Bear Campaign Sinks Securities to New Lows
In New York on July 18 the bear campaign pushed major stocks to annual lows with Northern Securities at 67, New York Central at 119, and Steel common at 28 1/8. Rumors circulated of another adverse ruling affecting the Northwestern merger.
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New York
Wall Street
Standard Securities
Northern Securities
New York Central
Steel
Northwestern
Foreign Housekeeping Compared Across Nations
Delia Austrian reflects on how American women face mounting housekeeping trials and contrasts their duties with German French English households. She notes German women manage homes with limited help while English homes emphasize comfort and economy and men hold decision power.
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Dresden
Germany
Constancy and Second Love Explored by Helen Oldfield
The essay argues constancy in love can be virtuous yet excessive when unreciprocated or when the beloved is with someone else. It cites George Eliot doubting first love and notes that second marriages can be happy, with heartache often healing faster than physical wounds.
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Thackeray
Helen Oldfield
George Eliot
Shall Society Share In Trust Benefits
Frederick M. Taylor analyzes Roosevelt era trust debates, arguing consolidation reduces waste and stabilizes industry. He notes substitutes for high prices may emerge, competition among trusts grows if prices rise, and calls for selective regulation to balance public rights with private ownership.
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Frederick M. Taylor
Roosevelt
School Furniture Trust
Hoston
Omaha
Brainy Western Beauty Heads Arizona Electric Venture
Mrs. Iva E Tutt of Los Angeles leads an $8 million project to build two electric power plants in Arizona to supply mining power. She drives the plan from Prescott with an engineering team, finances, and two companies forming one 6,000 HP plant and one 1,500 HP plant.
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Iva KE. Tutt
Los Angeles
Cal
Tutt
Arizona
Fossil Creek
Joys of a Vacation Spent Under Canvas in the Woods
The article extols camp life in the woods as the true lure of outdoor trips, praising peaceful rivers and lakes as ideal two week outings beneath canvas. It advises choosing congenial companions, embracing optimism, and savoring simple meals, fire smoke, and the freedom of the gypsy life.
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America
Old Neptune
Diamonds from the Skies Meteorite Theory Gains Ground
The article argues meteoric origin for diamonds with Arizona as key evidence. It cites 1000 to 2000 iron masses over five miles and a crater 0.75 miles wide, 600 feet deep, where a meteorite yielded black and transparent diamonds. Researchers Friedel and Noissan corroborate the presence of diamond, graphite, and amorphous carbon in the meteorite.
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Earth
Meydenhauer
Arizona
Cen
Ter
Foote
Profs. Friedel and
Noissan
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