New Era editor notes and Albion brief
The Albion paper dated October 28 1908 reports a local notice from New Era publisher J Lu Ada ir with routine items and community updates. It notes regional happenings and small items of interest to residents.
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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
2
Bombs Strike Tenement District and New York City
Telegraphic reports describe a weak bomb exploding in East Eleventh Street New York in a building of eighteen families owned by Pasque Discardi after Black Hand threats. In the Philippines a October 12 typhoon in Cagayan valley caused hundreds of houses to collapse and an estimated 300 deaths as cholera spreads among refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
East Side
East Eleventh Street
Pasque Discardi
Philippines
Cagayan Valley
Relef
Will Wage War on Disease In South Bend
Typhoid fever in South Bend Indiana prompts City Health Officer D W McNamara to mobilize all efforts to end the epidemic. Twenty three cases reported this month and twenty nine in September spark alarm as officials urge residents to wage a war on flies and keep screens in place until snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
D. W. McNamara
Circus Profits Reported After Chicago Run
Hagenbeck Wallace circus returned to its home city after a two week Chicago engagement under the Firemen's Association of Chicago. Net earnings during that interval totaled $45,000 for owner Col Benjamin E Wallace while the firemen received $55,000. The season began May 2 and shows quoted a total profit exceeding $125,000 for Colonel Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagenbeck & ‘Wallacehow
Snn
Chicago
Firemen’s Association of Chicago
Benjamin E. Wallace
Colonel Wallace
Fourth Son of Kaiser Wecs Marries Duchess in Berlin Chapel
Duchess Alexandria Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein wed Prince August William of Prussia in the Imperial palace chapel Berlin. The ceremony was witnessed by the Imperial family and about fifty princes and princesses from minor German royal houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Wecs
Alexandria Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein
Prince Frederick
Duke
Schlesswig-Holstein
Imperial Palace
Berlin
Germany
August William
Prussia
Emperor William
Tragic Death Of 11-Year-Old In Chicago Gas Incident
Eleven year old Elsie Wenhart killed herself at her Chicago home by releasing gas after leaving a note describing how people were mean to her. She was found unresponsive in her room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Wenhart
Chicago
Cloudburst Elevates South Canadian River in Oklahoma
A cloudburst at Gale six miles west of Shanee Oklahoma sent the South Canadian River two feet above the high water mark. No lives reported lost as of now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Gale
Shanee
Okla
Fire at Cox boarding house kills three in Lincolnville
A devastating blaze at the Cox boarding house in Lincolnville, Oklahoma, claimed three young lives and left several residents severely burned. Authorities probe cause as survivors are treated for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Lincolnville
Okla
Fire Causes Major Loss to Dayton Firms
Fire started by tramps caused a 190000 dollar loss to ten Dayton Ohio businesses. The blaze is reported to be insured. Robert Sutherland a Packer and early canned beef industry originator died in Kansas City aged 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Robert Sutherland
Packer
Philip Armour
Kansas City
John W. Kern Cousin Isaac Kern Dies in Virginia
Isaac T. Kern, first cousin of Democratic vice presidential candidate John W. Kern, dies at 60 in his home at Big Stone Gap Virginia. An ex Confederate and a Republican, he passed away peacefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kern
Isaac T. Kern
Big Stone Gap
Attempt to Wreck Chicago Express Foiled at Pymatuning
An attempt to wreck the Chicago express on the Erie line was prevented when a railroad operator found a jack under the rails at Pymatuning Iowa. Detectives are investigating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Erie
Pymatuning
I’a
Lynn shoe strike ends as workers return to 67 factories
More than half of the 15 900 operatives in sixty seven Lynn Massachusetts shoe factories went back to work Friday when factory gates opened, ending the lasters strike that began October 2 in response to union action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Emery Auditorium Planned in Cincinnati by Mary M Emery
Mrs Mary M Emery donates seventy thousand dollars to the Ohio Mechanics Institute for a new building to be known as the Emery Auditorium in Cincinnati The hall primarily serves the institute but will also be for the use of the citys music loving community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Emery
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Emery Auditorium
Cincinnati
Coleman Couple Found Dead in Grafton Home
Mr and Mrs Julia Coleman aged 70 were found dead in bed at Grafton North Carolina from coal gas asphyxiation Their son J Coleman an attorney from Everett Washington is their only child, reporting details indicate a domestic tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Coleman
Grafton
N. C
J. Coleman
Everett, Wash
Civil War Prisoner Exchange Agent Mulford Dead at 79
Brig. Gen. John Elmer Mulford a World War II era name was a Civil War prisoner exchange agent credited with returning more than 12 000 Union soldiers to their homes. He organized a militia company in Schuyler County New York and served as a lieutenant colonel under Gen. Grant before being commissioned brigadier general in 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elmer “Mulford
V. A
Montour Falls
N.Y
Mulford
Schuyler County
New York
Ilavana
New York Volunteers
Big Bethel
Baltimore
Washington
John A. Dix
Grant
Savannah
New York City
Little free land left in Oklahoma as unappropriated area falls short
Commissioner of the General Land Office reports at fiscal year end Oklahoma has only 8,339 acres of unappropriated public domain. Out of 45,115,200 total acres, mountains streams and sandhills reduce available land, making Oklahoma’s homestead prospects among the smallest nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
Kansas
Alabama
Florida
Michigan
Louisiana
Arkansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Minnesota
Washington
South Dakota
Oregon
Colorado
Idaho
California
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
Nevada
Bridegroom Too Religious Sparks Sioux Falls Divorce
Mrs Bessie Haney of Sioux Falls S D wins a divorce from John Edward Haney after five weeks due to his extreme piety. She says he gave a third of his income to religion and prayed nightly for her soul. She plans to wed Gus Westphal in St Paul after leaving for Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Haney
Sioux Falls
S. D
Methodist Church
Detective Counsell Fatally Shoots Self In Pittsburgh Office
Jerome C. Counsell, 28, private detective, fired twice into his belly at the Keystone Detective Agency in Pittsburgh. Stenographer Florence Warman heard the shots while he spoke of seeking forgiveness for past teasing. Doctors report Counsell will die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome C. Counsell
Keystone Detective Agency
Pittsburg
Florence Warman
Counsell
Robber Holds Up Auto Party Near Red Bank
Former State Senator Thomas N. Mc Carter and three companions were robbed by a highwayman outside a village between Newark and Red Bank. They were held up and relieved of watches and $50 in cash, though officials concealed larger wealth, totaling over $1,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. McCarter
Public Service Corporation of
New Jersey
Newark
Red Bank
Father Identifies Niagara Body as His 19-Year-Old Son
Robert W. Kirkland of Philadelphia identified the body found on Goat Island, Niagara, on Sept. 30 as his son Robert W. Kirkland, 19, who worked in the real estate department of the Northern Trust Company of Philadelphia. The father said the youth was not in trouble and had ended his life with a revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Kirkland
Philadelphia
Goat Island
Niagara
Northern Trust Company of
Steamer New York Burns in NY Shipyard Fire
The steamer New York of the Texidson River Day Line burned to near the water line after a fire at the Thomas S Marvel shipyards in Newburgh New York shortly before 1 am. Five men were reportedly asleep in the hold and could have suffocated if true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
New York
Txidson River
Thomas S. Marvel
Newburgh
N. Y
Mob Trails Negro Slayer Near Pine Bluff
Bloodhounds search the Draughan woods after Elijah Mays a Black man who killed George Molette a 50 year old white watchman at the Saline River Lumber Company planing mill near Pine Bluff Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Mays
George Molette
Saline River Lumber Company
Draughan
Pine Bluff
Ark
Death Ends Long Kendall Jarvis Feud In Kentucky
J S Jarvis, last surviving member of the Kendall Jarvis feud in Scott county, Ky, was found dead in a stable on his Georgetown area farm. Authorities believe apoplexy caused the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Jarvis
Kansas AG Trickett Cleared of Graft Charges
Assistant Attorney General Trickett of Kansas is found not guilty by a trial board after a graft case. The ruling ends months of testimony and avoids convictions for the high official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trickett
Kansas
Ramsey County Official Dies by Jumping From Window
Charles V. Mobery assistant county treasurer of Ramsey county Minnesota committed death by own action by jumping from a second story window of Mounds Lark sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Mobery
Ramsey County
Minn
Mounds Lark Sanitarium
Charles Eliot Norton Dies at Cambridge Home
Charles Eliot Norton, professor emeritus at Harvard University and noted author on art and literature, died at his Shady Hall residence in Cambridge Massachusetts. He was nearly 76 years old and succumbed to heart and vitality failure due to old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eliot Norton
Warvard University
Shady Tall
Cambridge
Mass
Tle
Kidnap and Kill by Night Riders in Tennessee
A mob abducted Col. R. Z. Taylor and Capt. Quinten Rankin from a Walnut Log hotel and drove them to Redfoot Lake. Rankin was hanged to a tree and shot. his body was found, while Taylor’s fate remains uncertain. The killings stem from a new fishing regulation in Reelfoot Lake and follow prior threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Col
R. Z. Taylor
Quinten Rankin
Trenton
Walnut Log
Tenn
Redfoot Lake
Rankin
Taylor
Col. Taylor
Capt. Rankin
Devastation in Cagayan Valley Amid Typhoon Floods
Reported in Luzon, the Cagayan Valley suffers extreme flood damage from the October storm. Up to 300 Filipinos dead, cholera among refugees, and rivers rising to thirty feet. Aparri underwater, residents including Lieuts Treadway Clark and Postmaster Foss launched a rescue brigade to save people from floating buses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cagayan Valley
Luzon
Aparri
Lieuts, Treadway and Clark
Foss
Clark
Tornado kills and injures in Tucumcari New Mexico area
A deadly tornado strikes Tucumcari and Hartford sweeping sixty miles. J S Owens loses eight year old daughter. wife and twelve year old son injured. J C Wankins and Thomas Jones die. several shanties wrecked and windmills toppled with widespread property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucumucari
N. M
Typhoon Death Toll Rising in Chinese Towns
The typhoon in China on Thursday caused massive destruction with Chang Chow reporting 3,000 houses destroyed and 1,100 killed. Sam Cheng, 15 miles away, saw 600 houses ruined and 1,200 killed. Three nearby villages also perished 400 souls. Admirals Sperry and Emerys sent condolence messages to Commissioner Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chang Chow
Yamen
Sam Cheng
Sperry
Emerys
Commissioner Mark
Col James A Murray Dies. Plumbers’ Strike Leader
Col James A Murray, a Cincinnati figure known for leading a plumbers’ strike twenty years earlier, died at a branch hospital at 52. He vowed never to work again if the union failed, and, the union lost, he lived off wits and relatives’ aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Murray
Branch
Cincinnati
Murray
Cathedral Cornerstone Laid in Landmark St Louis Catholic Cathedral
Bishop Falconio laid the cornerstone of a new Catholic Cathedral in St Louis in a ceremony marking the start of a large church-building era. The project is expected to cost over $2,090,000 upon completion. The Second Baptist Church at King's Highway and McPherson Avenue was dedicated, with a construction cost of $250,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Falconio
Second Baptist
King’s Highway
McPherson Avenue
Union National Bank of Summerville Closed by Receiver
Bank Examiner John B. Cunningham closed the Union National Bank of Summerville, Pennsylvania. The bank held a capital of 50,000 dollars and reportedly accumulated a large amount of paper of doubtful value, leading to suspension. Mr Cunningham was named temporary receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Bank
John B. Cunningham
Union National Bank
Summerville
Cunningham
Warrant Issued for Kansas City Teacher in Cruel Punishment Case
A warrant against Miss Falith Wirt, a grade-school teacher in Kansas City Kansas, alleges cruelty for placing a plaster strip over the lips of 9 year old Harvey Gallaway who talked in class. The arrest warrant was sworn by the boy’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falith Wirt
Kansas City
Kan
Harvey Gallaway
Coal tipple burns at Monongan mine in Fairmont area
A recent blaze at the coal tipple of Monongan number six mine owned by Fairmont Coal Company caused $40,000 in damage and was insured. The same mine area suffered a deadly explosion last December that killed many miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongan
Fairmont Coal Company
Fairmont
W. Va
Physician Marcus Tessler Found Dead at St. Paul Office
Dr. Marcus Tessler was discovered dead on a couch in his office at 210 Baltimore block St. Paul by his wife. A letter in the office stated he killed himself by taking poison. he had been dead about twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Tessler
Baltimore Block
St. Paul
Ile
Fire in Six Story Tenement Kills Three. 100 in Peril
A fierce blaze on East Third Street New York destroyed a six story tenement injuring three and imperiling the lives of about 100 tenants as it broke out shortly before 1 o clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Third Street
New York
Fleet Struggles Through Gale Bound for Yokohama
Sperry's squadron suffered heavy buffeting in a gale en route to Yokohama. The Wearsurge parted from its consorts due to weather stress and docked in port needing repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperry
Yokohama
Fire at Green Springs Destroys Blocks and Businesses
A blaze in Green Springs Ohio destroyed two business blocks ten business places and several dwellings. Loss estimated at seventy four thousand dollars with partial insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Springs
Ohio
Five in a Family Die in Kentucky Fire
A Paintsville telephone message reports a fire killing George Stafford and three children. Mrs Stafford leapt from a second story window in fear and broke her neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paintsville
George Stafford
Baptist Minister Found Dead in Center After Mail Note
Beaumont Texas preacher Rev C N Bently mailed a letter to a friend implying he went to Center to die. His body was found next morning from poison with no clear motive known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Bently
Beaumont
Texas
Center
The Way It Was Predicted and the Real Occurrence
A historical column compares forecasted events with actual outcomes, noting expectations, signals, and how the events unfolded in hindsight. The piece highlights the reliability of predictions and the surprises that emerged.
Britain Faces Deepening Unemployment Across Industries
Britain endures widespread job losses as shipbuilding and iron industries limp along. Freights are unprofitable with 94 ships laid up on the Tyne totalling 300000 tons. Dockhands and ship officers remain idle while labor counts rise, and forecasts predict further hardship next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Tyne
Thackeray
North of England
Green and Steel Trades Conciliation Board
Mersey
Glasgow
Manchester
England
Electoral College Votes and 1904 Result Statistics
The table lists each state to its Electoral College allocation and summarizes the 1904 election results by state. It provides counts of votes per state and overall tallies for the electoral outcome.
Cornstalk Paper Could Slash Costs and Forest Use
The Department of Agriculture chemists announce a new paper material made from cornstalks. First practical samples by Dr. T. S. Bristol show white pulp from stalk shells and yellow pulp from pith, offering at least 50 percent savings and easing pulp shortages. Millions of tons of cornstalks become available as winter livestock feed ends. The manufacturing process is simpler than wood pulp production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed
Chemistry Bureau
Department of Agriculture
T. S. Bristol
Vast Butterfly Collection Sold to Field Museum
The Strecker collection of nearly 100000 butterflies and moths, claimed as the world’s greatest, has been sold by the widow of Tierman Strecker of Reading Pennsylvania to the Field Museum of Chicago for 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tierman Strecker
Reading
Field Museum of Chicago
Mrs Hains Seeks Divorce From Captain Hains
Claudia Lo Hains sues Captain Peter Hains for divorce while he sits in a Long Island jail awaiting trial for the July Bay View Yacht Club killing of William Annis of New York. Hains claims Annis and Mrs Hains were lovers. she denies any impropriety and is expected to testify.
Secret of a Longer Life Claims by Doyen at Geneva
French scientist Dr. Doyen reports experiments at the Congress of Medicine in Geneva aiming to extend life indefinitely by increasing white blood cells. He cites Metchnikoff and says a liquid may stabilize these cells, with surgical application as a new method not yet public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyen
Congress of Medicine
Geneva
Metchnikoff
Tle
Cure for Locomotor Ataxia Claimed by New York Doctor
Dr Le Grand Denslow of New York told Academy of Medicine members he found an absolute cure for locomotor ataxia. He says the method is purely surgical and targets erosions in the urinary tract as the root cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Grand Denslow
New York
Academy of Medicine
England Leads World Wheat Yields Despite Danish Gap
English wheat yields per acre surpass all nations, with Denmark as the closest challenger. The report notes England's superior productivity and positions Denmark as a potential near rival in global comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
World
Denmark
Canoe and Yacht Racing News Across North America
The Royal Canadian Yacht Club to challenge for the Canada cup currently held by Rochester Yacht Club with a 1909 race planned. Ruth Dillon, a four year old Sidney Dillon trotter, wins the Hester Columbus stake at Columbus. The Isle of Man race likely last public highway event after opposition. Marathon course from Fruitdale to Haywards set for Thanksgiving. Jerry B. wins 2013 pace at Minnesota fair. Dixie II defeats Den in motor boat race on the Hudson, 30.95 mph. Canadian Racing Association formation follows Ontario Quebec jockey club meeting in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canadian Yacht Club
Rochester
N. Y
Isaac O. Weir
Ike Weir
Belfast
Somerville
Alaxs
Pacific Coast
Century Athletic Club
Fruitdale
Haywards
Royal Automobile Club
Isle of Man
W. Watson
Great Britain
John Burns
Ruth Dillon
Sidney Dillon Trotter
Sterling R. Holt
Indianapolis
Millard Sanders
Columbus
Hester-Columbus
Ruth
Aquin
Jerry B
Arzot Wilkes
Cox
St. Paul
Minnesota
Ohio
Wedgewood Boy
Citation
Mlinois Amare
Hedgewood Boy
University of Iowa
Catlin
Griffith
Chalmge
Ltudson
EB. J. Schroeder
J. I. Toadley
Den
Dixie Sr
Jockey Club
Ontario
Quebec
Toronto
Canadian Racing Association
Dominion
Apple crop yields reach 25 million barrels nationwide
National apple show secretary reports 25 million barrels harvested from 15,000 growers amid droughts rains and pests. The crop, about 62.2 million bushels, rivals 1907 in size and distribution with higher prices across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tarry Z. Neely
Spokane
Middle Western
Mercury for Tuberculosis Report From Newport Naval Hospital
Medical Inspector Hibbett forwards Surgeon B L Wrights paper on treating tuberculosis with mercury at Newport Naval Hospital Rhode Island. The document argues mercury, used judiciously, is a specific for all forms of tuberculosis and notes several patients were near death before treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbett
Navy
B. L. Wright
Naval Hospital
Newport
R. I
Mortgage Foreclosure Suit Involving Colorado Bishop Wife
Mrs. Warren wife of Dr Warren Methodist bishop of Colorado sues estate of Hannah FE Foster to foreclose a 5000 loan secured by mortgage. Also notes resignation of Hamilton Fish as Assistant Treasurer of the United States in New York to take effect Oct 21 after nomination for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Warren
Dr. Warren
Colorado
Hannah FE. Foster
Denver
Red Light Queen
Roosevelt
Hamilton Fish
United States
New York
Fish
Twenty-first District
Mountainside Moonshine Training Children in Kentucky
Moonshining spreads as children in Kentucky are sent by parents to solicit and deliver illegal liquor. Inspectors warn that neighbors view the trade as legitimate, while women have long driven the operation. The emergence of child involvement complicates suppression efforts after past claims of stamping out illicit distilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
United States unions form across labor movement growth
A sweeping survey notes unions from hatters to brewery workers expanding in the United States and Canada. It records new locals in Belfast and Dun kirk, wage changes for Steam Engineers, and a rising union presence in Boston Toronto Melrose and St Louis with a push toward an international convention next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron Molders’ Union of
North America
Shoe Clerks of
Toronto
Can
B. & M. Road
Boston
Melrose
Minn
Steam Engineers’ Union
Union of Blacksmiths
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
Dunkirk
N. Y
Belfast
Ireland
Mass
New
A. I. of IL
Boston Machinists’ Lodge
Pennsylvania
International Brewery Workmen of America
Northeastern Railway Company
England
New York State Labor Bureau
Poster Artists’ Association of America
American Federation of Labor
New Zealand
Ienry Abrahams
Boston L. A
New England
St. Louis
St. Paul
Barbers
International Union
Greece imposes two year wait after death sentence
In Greece a prisoner sentenced to death must wait two years before execution. This duration is established by law, providing a long interval between verdict and capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
British South Africa licenses set at six hundred a year
Commercial travelers' licenses in the colonies and protectorates are fixed at 600 per year. The reform affects British colonies and protectorates, with authorities collecting the same annual fee.
Chicago Trade Review Reports Mixed Activity and Bank Clears
Chicago bank clearings total 243,279,198, down 9.7 percent from last year. Failures in the district total 21 with liabilities over 5,000, compared with 25 last week and 6 in 1907, while factory and merchandising output shows gradual gains and machinery employment rises amid dull shipbuilding and mixed rail and construction signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Review of Chicago Trade
R. G. Dunn& Co
Chicago
Unseasonable Warmth and Election Roil Early Fall Commerce
New York reports continued warm weather and election ahead restraining seasonal merchandise. Industry shows slight activity with iron and construction picking up while drought affects coke, waterways, and paper mills. Rail tonnage rises and earnings decline less than in ten months. overall mood cautious yet confident with expansion expected after year’s turn. Business failures: US 24 last week, Canada 29. Bradstreet’s Commercial Report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Commodity prices from across the Midwest and Northeast
Market listings show cattle hogs and sheep prices in Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee New York Buffalo Toledo and more With varied grades for wheat corn oats rye and barley plus butter eggs and potatoes Also notes Bartels Thelen & Co workers assignment and J Q Wellington killed in Colorado Springs traffic incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Castle
Rego
Sato
Milwaukee
New York
Toledo
Lawson Stables to Be Sold at New York Auction
Arnold Lawson announced in Boston that the Lawson stables will be sold at auction in New York this fall. The Equitable Life Assurance Society sold 2,500 shares of the First National Bank of Chicago for $409 a share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Lawson
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
First National Bank of Chicago
Mrs Armar Saunderson presents rare African specimens to AMNH
Mrs Armar D Saunderson formerly Miss Anne Archbold daughter of John Archbold donated mounted specimens to the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The rare bongo antelope and the forest or giant pig were obtained from natives in Eldamoravine British East Africa and are the first specimens of both animals to reach the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armar D. Saunderson
Anne M. Archbold
John D. Archbold
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Eldamoravine
British East Africa
Government Experts Seek Ways to Extend Lumber Life
Government experts are endeavoring to find means of lengthening the life of lumber through chemical treatment. The effort aims to preserve timber by reducing decay and improving durability for construction uses.
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Electoral College
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International Tax Association
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Austria
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