Humorous Bits From A Scatter of Papers
A collage of light jokes and quips from various 19th and early 20th century sources. Topics range from marriage and money to education and social manners, featuring puns, anecdotes, and caricatures about husbands, wives, cooks, and shopkeepers. Notable bits reference social rivals, wedding invitations, barber shops, and everyday misadventures.
Haakon Crowned King of Norway at Trondheim
Norway's independence was formalized as Haakon VII and Queen Maud were crowned in Trondheim. The ceremony followed ancient rites with few deviations, including anointing, sword presentation, and a 71 gun salute after prayers led by church dignitaries. The event marked Norway's break from Sweden after years of tension and a path to a fully independent constitutional monarchy.
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Maud
Norway
Haakon
Queen Maud
Trondhjem
Oso
Sweden
Srondhjom
Eather
Michelsen
Olsson
Haakon VII
Norwegian Storting
Oscar
Council of State
Christian Michelsen
Prince Charles
Denmark
Noy
Leter
Haakon Vit
Chiristiania
Ohio Governor Pattison Dies as Harris Takes Charge
Governor Pattison of Ohio dies at Milford after illness from Bright's disease. Lieutenant Governor Andrew L. Harris administers oath, placing Republicans firmly in control. Pattison, born 1847, served as soldier, lawyer, legislator, congressman, and Ohio governor. Harris, born 1835, a lawyer and farmer, previously served in the Senate and as probate judge.
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John M. Pattison
Ohio
Milford
Clnetmati
Andrew Tl. Harris
Pattison
Ernestine
O. C. Williams
Wyoming
United States Army
Ohio Wesleyan Universiy
Committee of Safety
Cincinnati
Ohio Senate
Andrew Lintner Harris
Butler County
Miami University
Oxford
Union Army
Preble County
General Assembly
William McKinley
Chicago Industry Signals Strong Demand Across Sectors
Chicago reports sustained demand in pig iron steel and car building with heavy deliveries and rising construction activity. Lumber quarry and planing products rise with more building, while easier borrowing spurs investment. Grain and timber receipts mix and bank clearings top prior year as seasonal trade strengthens. New York notes steady demand for summer fabrics and fall orders while machinery remains active. Conditions in San Francisco improve per Bradstreet.
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Industrias
Chicago
Dun
Review of Trade
New York
San Francisco
Bradatreet
Historic Midwest Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Grains
The report lists regional commodity bids including Chicago cattle at 84.00 to 6.00, hogs 4.00 to 6.62, sheep 3.00 to 8.00, and assorted grains with No. 2 wheat at 86e, corn at 52c, oats 37 to 88e. Prices cover Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, Toledo, Buffalo, and New York markets with varying grades and weights.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Ste
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
D&e
New York
Eges
Capsize near Riga claims sixty five lives. Gorky to visit Japan
Notes of Current Events report a capsizing of an overloaded excursion steamer at Riga in Russia leaving sixty five drowned. A Yokio resident receives a letter stating Maxim Gorky will soon visit Japan. Judge Mason in Coshocton Ohio overrules a new trial motion for Ben Dickerson condemned to electrocution for murder. Miss Caroline Fryn Briggs and Hobart family tied in Auburn Maine. Foreign posts shift as French minister to Morocco to be replaced and Taillandier to a European legation. Justice Gould in Washington pauses trial of Oregon Congressman Birger Vermann until others proceed.
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Riga
Russia
Yokio
Maxim Gorky
Gorky
Japan
Mason
Coshocton
Ohio
Ben Dickerson
Catherine Hughes
Garrett A. Hobart
Caroline Fryn Briggs
William H. Irye
Monrovia woman freed in husband murder case
Mrs. Albert Sorts of Monrovia California was cleared of the murder charge. In Nebraska, the State board set higher valuations for the Lik and Harriman systems at five million dollars.
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Albert Sorts
Monrovia
Cal
Nebraska State Board
Lik
Harriman Systems
National Pike revival eyed by Congress to restore old Cumberland road
Washington correspondents trace the National Pike history from buffalo trails to early toll road. A revived plan proposes federal aid to restore the Cumberland road and rebuild its monuments, envisioning a vast cross continental highway linking tidewater to the Pacific and the Atlantic coast from Boston to Jacksonville. The piece recalls Washington, Braddock and Revolutionary veterans traveling the route, with taverns and pageant eras marking its heyday before railroads.
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Washington
America
Tidewater
Mississippi
Pacific
Denver
Great Western Ocean
Montana
Puget Sound
Atlantic
Boston
Jaccksonville
Congress
Pearce
Maryland
Old Cumberland Road
National Pike
Raleigh
Smith
New World
Bering Straits
Appalachians
Land of Promise
Potomac
Ohio
Amay
Braddock
Kentucky
Indiana
Virginia
Republic
S Jackson
van Buren
Monroe
Harrison
Polk
Tyler
GGO
Census Bulletin Shows 1905 Steel Output Value
A census bulletin reports American steel and rolling mills produced goods valued at 730,965,026 dollars in 1905, up 13 percent from 1900. The note concludes with a promotional line about advertising in a large newspaper.
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Jodney
Saan
Dickey
Will
Puck
Jimmy
Cleveland
Mary
Jane
Iramercy
Bridget
Miss Cayenne
Bridget Maroney
Tommy
Mr. B
Washington Life
Erastus Pinkley
Washington Star
A— C
Ted
Grace G. Bostwick
Sven
Pye
Tivan
Millwaukee Journal
Dane
Homas BP. Collies
Tennessee Logishitit
TR. Packer
Rea Pstate
Memphis
Michael Davitt
Dublin
Davitt
Fenian Brotherhood
Charles Stewart
Parnell
Irish Land League
United States
Auxiliary Land League of the
Portland
House of Commons
Frank D. Miller
Joseph Ralph Burton
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
Burton
Kansas
J. Willie Pope
Atlanta
Mary H. Hunt
Hunt
Woman's Christian — Temperance Union
Canaan
Conn
Bremen
Army and Navy
Great Britain
English War Department
Leander B. Hunt
East Douglas
Mass
Sir Walter Scott
British Museum
Scott
Hiss
Shawspeare
Torbert Spencer
London
King Haakon Vis
Queen Maud OF
Marvin
Bright
Aletha
John MM, Pattison