Fatal Firedamp Explosion in Wales Colliery
Cardif Wales reports a mine disaster at Wattstown United National Colliery No 2. An explosion trapped 150 men, with 800 in No 1 shaft nearby. Rescue efforts faced foul air and earth falls. nine bodies recovered by Tuesday night, as hopes faded for reducing the toll in South Wales history since 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Wales
Mattstown
Cardiff Wales
United National Colliery’ Company
Wattstown
Rhondda
No. 1
No. 2
South Wales
Balloon Smasher At Large From Kansas Saloon Attacks
C I Melvin a temperance fanatic accused of destroying three local saloons with dynamite causing about 100000 dollars in damage remains at large. Sheriff Richardson has formed a posse to capture him after authorities believe he possesses more dynamite from a local cement works. He reportedly told his wife a God given vision 23 years ago to strike the rum and power a blow that would never recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Tola
Iran
C. I. Melvin
Richardson
Melvin
Many Indicted for Grafting in Milwaukee County
Milwaukee Wisconsin sixty seven indictments have been handed down by the Milwaukee County grand jury against twenty five individuals most of whom are former county officials. The jury continues its probe with terms running to September 1 and 105 indictments noted so far including thirty eight from ten days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee County Grand Jury
Mine Fire At Borussia Coal Shaft Claims Thirty-Nine
A lamp accident in the Borussia coal mine in Dortmund Prussia ignited shaft timbers. The blaze spread rapidly. 250 miners escaped via an air shaft while 39 were cut off. Their deaths are considered certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dortmund
Prussia
Borussia
Shock at Sawmill Tragedy Stuns Wife in Mound City
Mrs. Ired Dumm fainted beside the body of her husband found cut in a line at a sawmill in Mound City. He had left home an hour earlier. Physicians say she will die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Til
Mound City
Murder of Moscow Police Prefect in Petitions Row
Maj. Gen. Count Shouvaloff, Moscow prefect of police, was assassinated Tuesday morning while receiving petitions. A petitioner drew a revolver and fired five times, killing him. the gunman was arrested at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Count Shouvaloff
Buffalo Bill Quits Divorce Appeal Dismissed
Dr. Frank Powell reports receipt of a cablegram from Col. W. I. Cody directing him to dismiss the Cody divorce suit appeal in Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Omaha
Neb
Frank Powell
Col. W. I. Cody
Cody
Root's Appointment Announced
Washington reports a formal state department notice naming Wichy Root of New York as secretary of state on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Washington
State Department
Wichy Root
New York
Sioux City Stock Market Quotation Glitch in Report
Sioux City Tuesday stock market quotations are incomplete with garbled figures showing a steer price of 4.00 and hogs at 5.25, rendering the rest of the listing unreadable and leaving readers without full market data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Japanese Bonds Sell Fast in Boston Offering Half a Centurys Debt
Boston subscriptions opened Tuesday for Japanese bonds totaling 50,000,000 dollars, about a third of the whole issue. Early applications arrived heavy, with banks handling the sale reporting strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ball Player's Wife Tragedy Shocks Kansas City Team
In Kansas City, the wife of the second baseman of the Kansas City American Association baseball club reportedly died by suicide Tuesday while her husband was playing ball. The incident involved ingestion of carbolic acid, leaving the team and community in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wansas City
Tuesday Murs
Frank Bowener
Kansas City
American Association
Rich American Banker Robbed at Santiago Cuba
Julian Cendoya a wealthy American banker and Ward line agent was attacked by eight bandits at his home in Santiago de Cuba. They seized him as a hostage demanding 830,000 then took 2000 payment and dispersed. Bandits were said to be Spaniards with a boatman among them. Cendoya seeks protection from Cuban government and the American consul as rural guards pursue the outlaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Cuba
Santiago de Cuba
Julian Cendoya
Ward Line
Mr. Cendoya
Cendoya
Admiral Cervera
Ross
Holliday
Powers Is Removed from State to Federal Jurisdiction
Caleb Powers, held for complicity in the Goebel murder, was transferred to the Newport jail under U S marshal custody and Judge Cochran orders. He has endured five years in prison with four trials and three death sentences, hoping for acquittal despite being the sole conspirator convicted and sentenced to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States
Cochran
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Frankfort
Newport
Powers
Kingman Santa Fe Special Aims for Chicago Record
Walter Scott objects to the Los Angeles Chicago run as 57 hours 1 minute. the train arrived 32 minutes late. Scott lays out terms: outfit cost 5500, with penalties or bonuses tied to a 46 hour target. If under 46 hours, they earn 20 a minute up to 500. if over 46, they pay 20 a minute up to 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman
Ariz
Santa Fe
Walter Scott
Los Angeles
Chicago
Scott
Train Robber Foiled In Spokane Narrow Escape
In Spokane, Washington, a would be train robber on a Northern Pacific Pullman attempt thwarted by conductor Healey aboard eastbound No. 4 after Sand Point Idaho. The robber fired a shot that pierced Healey’s coat and battered him near unconsciousness before leaping from the vestibule and escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Northern Tacttle
Sand Point
Idaho
Healey
Actress Bankrupt After Losses at Savoy Theater
London news reports stage star Mrs James Brown Potter filed for bankruptcy Friday. A receiver was appointed as her personal effects and Maidenhead home were sold after heavy losses from recent Savoy productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Brown Potter
Savoy Theater
Maidenhead
Miss Julia Berger Dies From Aftermath of Iroquois Fire
Julia Berger, granddaughter of George Schneider once a Chicago banker and prominent German in the west, died Monday night from complications after escaping the Iroquois fire on December 30, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Julia Berger
George Schneider
West
Iroquois Theater
Man Kills Wife Then Hangs Self in Salt Lake City
Edward H. Mitchell, a mining machinist, killed his wife with a butcher knife and slashed her body at their Salt Lake City home before dying by suicide Monday. Authorities believe he was insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Edward H. Mitchell
Paper Company's Big Loan Involves $5 Million Trust Deed
A trust deed from Union Bag and Paper Company to the Trust Company of America covered a $5,000,000 loan. The deed secures property across Wisconsin New York and Quebec and was filed on Monday in Appleton Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paper Company
Appleton, Wis
Union Bag and Paper Company
Trust Company of America
New York
Wisconsin
Quebec
More Fired Victims Found in Flooded Guamajuato
In Guamajuato Mexico rescuers found more bodies in flood debris and city services remain halted with no electricity or drinking water. Relief funds are being distributed carefully and officials urge patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guamajuato
Mex
Steler
Boodler Sentenced in Milwaukee Bribe Case
Michael Dunn former Milwaukee County sheriff and ex city building inspector received a year and six months in state prison after being convicted of accepting a bribe in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boodler
Milwaukee, Wis
Michael Dunn
Excity
Milwaukee County
Dunn
Fire destroys Gridley business district in blaze
A major fire in Gridley California is reported to have started as an incendiary blaze. The blaze gutted the business portion of Gridley causing an estimated loss of 160,000 dollars. Investigators are pursuing leads on the origin of the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gridley
Cal
Seven Deaths From Heat in Pittsburg California
Intense heat caused seven fatalities in Pittsburg California as two deaths were directly heat related and the remaining five resulted from drowning as inexperienced swimmers sought relief in the rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitttsburg
Pittsburg
Pac
Mie
War Department Board to Fill Army Vacancies
Acting secretary of war convenes a board of generals to meet in Washington on July 17 to recommend details to the general staff for all existing and prospective vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Staff
Washington
Secretary of War
General Officers of
Army
General Staff of the Army
Eight Men Blown to Pieces in Pennsylvania Blast
At 7 30 Sunday morning a premature explosion of rock powder near New Cumberland killed eight men and injured two others. Workers from P B Kerbaugh & Co were constructing a double track for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Bodies mangled, scattered debris over 200 yards. Names include James Wiseman Arthur Green Robert Thompson Frank Mullach plus three Italians and a Sing known only by numbers. Inquest by Squire Coble returned verdict of premature explosion with no blame on contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Cumberland
Susquehanna River
Kerbaugh & Co. Incorporated
Pennsylvania
Fraud order against People's United States Bank, St. Louis
Postmaster General Cortelyou announced a fraud order effective July 9 against the People's United States Bank of St. Louis its officers and agents and EE G Lewis publisher. The action bars the company from snail operations after postal authorities completed an investigation into the institution's business. Funds not borrowed by Lewis and associates totaling about two thirds of remitted sums are deposited in banks and will reimburse stockholders numbering over 64000. The post office will cooperate with Missouri state officials for investors and depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cortelyou
People’s United States Bank
St. Louis
EE. G
Hard to Secure Jurors in Koch Trial
In Mankato Minnesota Henry Heinzeman a 40 year old dairyman of Limetown was named the third juror in the Koch case. Twenty seven talesmen were examined Saturday with jurors Wm. Schaefer of Limetown and Joseph Frederick of LeRay among those chosen. Burt Fuller a 26 year old Limetown farmer joined later after expressing scruples about death punishment. Frederick was excused by illness leaving three jurors as the pool narrowed and a second venire of seventy five was ordered after the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Koch
Mankato
Minn
Ienry Heinzeman
Koch
Limetown
Talesmen
Wm. Schaefer
Joseph Frederick
LeRay
Burt Fuller
Santa Fe Advances Money to Devlin Mines
Topeka Kansas The Devlin miners in southern Kansas were paid Saturday night with $50,000 borrowed by Cyrus Leland one of the receivers of the Devlin estate. Money will be sent to Osage City next week to meet payroll there. This will be advanced by the Santa Fe Railroad. Edward Wilder announced the Santa Fe was ready to advance $50,000 for the southern Kansas miners but Leland had already secured it. The receivers express themselves as favorable to continuing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devlin
Topeka
Kan
Iansas
Cyrus Leland
Devln
Osage City
Santa Fe
Edward Wilder
Southern Kansas
Mr. Leland
Escaped Oshkosh Inmate Captured After Ten Day Man Hunt
Antigo Wisconsin reports the capture of James Weypender, the inmate who shot and killed Chief of Police McArthur. After a ten day search through forest west of Antigo, Sheriff Griggs halted a desperate hand to hand confrontation and apprehended the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antigo
Wis
Wisconsin
James" Weypender
Oshkosh Insane Asylum
McArthur
Griggs
Fight with Cowboys on Baltimore and Ohio train
Telegraph reports from Clarksburg and Burns describe a clash on a Baltimore and Ohio excursion train involving traveling wild west show cowboys and excursionists from Clarksburg. A cowboy was ejected and his comrades fired on the train, killing two cowboys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Clarksburg
Burns
Baltimore and Ohio
Drowning after horse spooked by car near Santa Clara
Mrs Clara James Gray of Boulder Creek formerly Amanda Monks a Confederate spy during the Civil War drowned Saturday night. She and her husband were driving when their horse frightened at an automobile and backed off a bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anto
Santa Clara
Cah
Clara James Gray
Boulder Creek
Amanda Monks
Man killed by paramour on Seventh Avenue in New York
Police took a man into custody on a Saturday night for assault when Bertha Claicat, a young woman living with him for six years, shot and killed him on Seventh Avenue amid the incident. The 42 year old, Iloe Gerdron, died from the gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iile Gerdron
Seynth Avenue
Bertha Claicat
New Subway Opens as South Ferry Terminal Debuts
New York launches its subway with the first train to veto the South Ferry terminal arriving at midnight. The departure marked the opening of the new terminal and nearby stations below Wall Street to regular service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Subway
South Ferry Terminal
Wall Street
Train collision near Oakall slows two trains at speed
An eastbound New York fast net train on the Big Four sideswiped a westbound freight No. 9 pulling it to a siding at Oakall, leaving the track. No trainmen were aboard the freight engine at the time. The incident occurred Sunday afternoon in Creencastle Indiana as trains were moving at about sixty miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fase Mail
Tract
Creencastle
Ind
New York
Oakall
Walter Hittridge Poet Dies at Daad Camp Ground Author
Walter Hittridge, a Manchester poet and author of Yenting on the oe Camp Ground, died Saturday at an advanced age. The Post notes his contributions to local literature and his long residency in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hittridge
Daad
Manchester
N. U1
Walter Ittridge
Mrs Pratt Bound Over In Lake City Poisoning Case
William Persing and Mrs. Josiah Pratt face grand jury binding after arraignment in Rockwell City and Lennant court. Bonds set at 2500 each. Persing remanded to jail. Persing claims Pratt loved him and planned after death, while insisting he knew nothing of poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Persing
Fonda
Persing
Pratt
Altoona Captain Dies On Base In League Game
Captain A. E. Harter first baseman for Altoona collapsed at first base with apoplexy during a Interurban league game against Mitchellville. The sudden death halted play as about 200 spectators fled. Altoona had no runs after the first inning while Mitchellville batted. Coroner Beck said no inquest was needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
A. E. Harter
Mitchellville
Harter
Beck
Teachers in Demand in Pottawattamie County Race
Rural school boards in Pottawattamie County compete to hire teachers for next year as salaries rise. Examination results show half of certificate applicants failed, leaving 100 more positions than licensed teachers. Boards now bid for teachers rather than teachers seeking jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottawattamie County
Will Contest Indictment Of Oekar Berger In Bank Failure
Oekar Berger formerly with EB H McCutchen Co Holstein bankers spent Sunday in Ida Grove with friends. He now manages a Seattle brewery and says he will return to Holstein in fall to contest the indictment returned by the grand jury charging him with fraud in connection with the bank failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oekar Berger
EB. H. McCutchen && Co
Ida Grove
Seattle
Wash
Holstein
Grand
Print er Koenig Dies After Fall From Roof in Carroll
C Koenig a printer by trade and recent arrival in Carroll, fell from a ladder on a house roof Saturday morning. He dropped twelve feet to the cement pavement, suffering a skull fracture and fatal brain bleeding, and died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Koenig
Carroll
Dubuque Declared Iowa's Second City by Census
State census shows Dubuque at 41 940 residents, an increase of 5 047 since five years ago. Sioux City once hoped for second place with 41 019 people but now loses that claim to Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Sioux City
Iowa
Death of Rich Iowa Widow Jane Martin Shocks Central Iowa
Mrs Jane Martin of Watkins Well dies leaving a fortune around 300000 dollars. Though her wealth was vast she resided in a dwelling little better than a hovel. Her passing removes a unique character from central Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich
Jane Martin
Watkins Well
Iowa
Ten Thousand Poles Ordered for Council Bluffs Toll Lines
A new independent company at Council Bluffs has ordered 10 000 telephone poles for delivery on its toll lines. The poles will extend in five directions as main or branch lines from Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Mindin
Tragic Drowning of Henry Meester Aged 9 Near Rock Rapids
Henry Meester a nine year old boy drowned in Kanaranzi Creek near Rock Rapids while wading with other boys. The body had not been recovered at the time of report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meester
Kanaranzi Creek
Rock Rapids
Meester
Little Sioux Floods Bottoms Across Grant Township
The Little Sioux River runs high in Grant Township Monona County near License and crosses the valley from bluff to bluff. Reports indicate water is falling in Authou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Sioux
Grant Township
Monona County
License
Bluff
Authou
Ida Grove Plans New City Hall and Armory Contract
The Ida Grove city council contracted with J. S. Kitterman to erect a city hall and fire station at a cost of $6,053. The proposition will be submitted to voters at a special election set for August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City Hall
Ida Grove
J. S. Kitterman
Boy Killed by Lightning in Dubuque
Roy McAloon a 17 year old boy was struck and killed by lightning on Friday in Dubuque. A horse pulling a tire engine was also killed by lightning while responding to a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Roy McAloon
Minister Arrestee in Dunlap Assault Case
Free Methodist pastor Rev. Br. W. Meeker of Dunlap was arrested or charged by information filed by Orria Mellwain in an alleged assault on Mrs. Mehlwain, his sister-in-law. The 40 year old painter and paper hanger denies guilt and declined comment amid a conference that led to dismissal of the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
BR. W. Meeker
Orria Mellwain
Mehlwain
Meeker
Tobacco tragedy ends in self destruction in Moulton
Gill Neal a once robust blacksmith and prominent resident of Moulton shot himself Monday after leaving a note blaming tobacco and intoxicants for his fate. The couple had breakfast together when Mrs Neal went outside to gather flowers. She heard a pistol shot, found him on the floor in a pool of blood, and he died within moments after remaining conscious briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill Neal
Moulton
Board of Control refutes Scott County food charges at Mt. Pleasant
The state board of control in Des Moines released a lengthy statement of compiled facts and figures denying Scott County commissioners charges that the Mt. Pleasant hospital for the insane provides insufficient and poorly cooked food. The refutation cites weekly food supply usage, focusing on the week of the commissioners’ April visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Scott County
State Board of Control
Des Moines
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Man Killed by Train Near Hull in 1910s Incident
Charles Hanson, 30, was fatally struck by a westbound Milwaukee train about three miles east of Hull while walking along the track. The engineer warned him but Hanson could not move fast enough. The mangled body was moved to Hull and identified later by Milwaukee graveling crew members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railroad
Hull
Charles Hanson
Hansen
Milwaukee Graveling Gang
Iowa case charges Wise over island liquor sales
The state of Iowa filed the case against William Wise in Ottumwa district court on Monday. Wise was bound over by Justice C. M. Ross of Onawa on a charge of selling beer wine whisky and other intoxicating drinks on Tidlman’s island. The island lies in the Missouri River and is considered Nebraska territory but is in fact part of Franklin Township Monona County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
William Wise
Ottumwa
Wise
C. M. Ross
Onawa
Missouri River
Nebraska Territory
Franklin Township
Monona County
Sibley Council Adopts Curfew Ordinance
The town council of Sibley approved a curfew ordinance now in effect. It restricts children under 16 from being on streets after 9 p m from May 1 to Oct 1 and after 8 p m from Oct 1 to May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
Child Suffers Loss of Feet in Hayfield Runaway
Albert Holeman, 8, son of A D Holeman, living six miles northeast of Waterloo, lost both feet when a horse team pulling a mowing knife ran away. Injuries occurred above the ankles and are deemed to cause loss of both feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Holeman
A. D. Holeman
Waterloo
Ind
Optician Thompson Vanishes Leaving Wife Penniless
Council Bluffs optician known as Dr Thompson disappeared after bidding his wife goodbye on Friday. He visited his jewelry store office, removed his charts, and departed without informing his spouse of his destination, leaving her without funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Council Bluffs
Siblings in drunken spree end with stabbing and suicide
On a Waverly area farm six miles away, Henry Wiedmann eight years old and his brother John twenty five engaged in a drunken spree Sunday night. Henry stabbed John multiple times in the back and neck. Fearing murder, Henry hanged himself. John is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wiedmann
John
Waverly
Henry
Married Woman Attempts Death at Marion Nearby
Madison woman Mrs. Della Squires visiting with her mother at Marion attempted suicide by taking a large dose of laudanum. Prompt medical aid saved her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Della Squires
Madison
Wis
Fine Farm House Burned Near Boone
The large farm house of Benn Tull near Boone was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday with all contents and an estimated loss of 5 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benn Tull
Boone
Sioux City Firm Fails as Receiver Appointed
The Sioux Iardware and Heating Company of Sioux City failed with liabilities totaling 8108.88. John K. Irvine was named receiver. estimated payout about 65 cents on the dollar. The company was the successor to OC HY Wilts & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sioux Iardware and Heating Company
John K. Irvine
Oc, Hy, Wilts & Co
Missouri River Flood Reaches 17.2 Feet at Sionx City
The Missouri River at Sionx City topped 17.2 feet on Thursday while the Big Sioux River above the city overflowed, causing significant damage to farm property on the outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sionx City
Big Sioux
Russian and Japanese envoys discuss Russo Japanese peace terms
A briefing lists Baron Roman Rostovich Rosey as Russia’s ambassador to the United States and former court envoy to Japan, with experience as consul general in New York. It also profiles Jutaro Nomura and Kaigoro Takahir, seasoned diplomats with postings in Washington, St Petersburg, and Tokyo, and notes Mauraviev and Muraviev figures shaping Siberia and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Roman -Romanovitch Rosey
United States
Japan
New York
Baron Rosen
St. Vladimir
St Ann
St. Stanislaus
M. Muraviegy
Russa
Muraviegy
N. Ve Mauravic
Way
St. Petersburg
Senate
Russia
Justi
Siberia
Empire
Count Muravieff
Trans-Silee
China
Antung
Korea
Washington
Kaigoro Takahir
Legation
Ife
Italy
Vienna
Hague
Tokio
Ma Tikahira
Ifo
Burial of John Hay at Lakeview Cemetery
John Hay was laid to rest at noon in Lakeview cemetery Cleveland. President Theodore Roosevelt and the cabinet attended the funeral and many officials were present in Washington for a memorial service as the burial occurred. The private funeral honored the man behind a public career, with family requesting a subdued ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hay
Lakeview Cemetery
Cleveland
Stout
Honda
United States
McKinley
Hay
John Tray
Clea
Sina
Roosevelt
Rui
John Wray
Church of the Covent In
Washington
Teves Land
Notable near random literary notices and art mentions
A jumble of items notes T. TH. Sothorn the aster, a poetry book gift to Fitchburg library with Chopin set, Bernard Karfiel a 19 year old painter in Trroake drawing French critics, Rudyard Kipling on automobiles shaping humanity mentally physically and spiritually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. TH. Sothorn
Herbert Ti. Tonks
Fitchburg
Aly
Chopin
Bernard Karfiel
France
Rudyard Kipling
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Round & Smith, Publishers
Baloon Smasher
Shock Will Hill Wife
Bandits
Goebel
Peoples's United States Bank of St. Louis
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Neal
Wen
Komuita
Takatira
Muravinep
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