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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1907

Page

9

Rogers A Sick Man Faces Trial Attendance Question

Boston judges dismiss a motion to compel Henry H. Rogers to attend a $60,000,000 suit citing his July stroke and incapacity. The report notes family and physician evidence and discusses war and diplomacy as moral parallels to force, linking broader themes to the Rogers case.

Boston Mass Henry H. Rogers Rogers Hammond C. Raymond Somerville

President Amador Tours Coney Island in Awe

President Manuel Amador of Panama visits Coney Island and calls it a remarkable place. He expresses deep impression while sipping well iced lemonade and laughs at a Cuban millionaire joke shared with a reporter.

Manuel Amador Panama Coney Island Amador John

Higher ideals beyond peace in Cuba and civilization

The Reader notes there are ideals greater than peace, such as humanity, and cites President Roosevelt on the risk of conflict. It argues some questions of national dignity and race welfare cannot be left to arbitration for now, asserting the United States will act accordingly.

General Weyler Cuba Germany Italy Europe Robert G. Ingersoll Roosevelt United States

Shortage in Railroad Ties Predicted This Year

Washington warns of a looming rail tie scarcity as foresters forecast lumber famine if forests are not preserved. Last year rails consumed 103 million ties averaging 90 broad feet each, totaling over 3 billion broad feet, about one twelfth of annual sawed lumber.

Washington United States Forestry Bureau Department of Agriculture

Mansfield as a Reporter and Music Critic

The Washington Herald notes Richard Mansfield once worked as a reporter and rose from a Boston paper city room to musical and dramatic criticism. His standout piece praised the bass drum for its dynamic value, an idea colleagues initially dismissed yet tied to his lineage as the son of a musician.

Richard Mansfield Washington Herald Boston Mansfield

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