Notable Week in Review Brisk Headlines and Deaths
A digest of notable events from the week reports the death of Joseph W. Reinhart former railroad president in Kansas City at 69, political shifts in Nevada on cigarette sales, the passing of several public figures, and diplomatic moves from Taft on the Canada United States trade accord. It notes canal and naval matters, Peru Ecuador frontier clashes, and various legal and political developments across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Reinhart
Atchison, Topeka & Banta ‘Fe Railroad
Kansas City
Charles R. Crane
Panama Canal
James McCafferty
New York
Taft
Congress
Canada
United States
General Services
David Graham Phillips
Fitzhugh C. Goldsborough
St. George’apiscopal Church
New York City
Mary
Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science
Halcyon Lake
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Mass
Lawrence C. Phipps
Denver
Margaret Rogers
Platt Rogers
Stephen W. Glazer
Roberta Buist de Janon
Los Angeles
Cal
United States Senate
William Lorimer
Noll
Paynter
Kentucky
Supreme Court halts oral arguments in Bucks dispute
The Supreme Court stops the oral argument over the Bucks Stove and Range Company and the American Federation of Labor matters, ruling no live issue remained for the court to pass upon. The report also notes unrelated legal and publishing items involving an oil company and Hampton's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucks’ Stove and Range Company
Louis
American Federation ‘of Labor
Supreme ‘Court of the
United States
Dexon
New York
Hampton's Magazine
d'Moffett
Jone Bandit
Ptacoges
Pauls
Guarantee Fund Debates and Saloon Policy Notes
A Des Moines report outlines a proposed depositors guarantee fund funded by a 1 percent daily bank deposit levy with auditor oversight and penalties for noncompliant banks. Separately, two senate bills target saloon hours and election timing, while veteran property tax exemptions and state politics, including possible Pan American exposition sites, are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ts Dabney
Davis County
Iowa
Lahie
Senate
Senator Allen
Jefferson
Nebraska
Allen
Allen Saya
Smith
Shelby Ex
Iowa Senate Proposes 1 033 600 for State Institutions
Des Moines report outlines Senate Appropriations Committee chair Mattes introducing a bill for a 1 033 600 appropriation to fund state institutions under the board of control. Allocations cover Soldiers Home, Orphans Home, schools for the blind and deaf, reformatories, hospitals, asylums, the penitentiary, and related facilities with various city and campus assignments. Additional request seeks 200 000 for a new state hospital for epilepsy care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mattes
Senate Appropriations Committee
Board of Control
Towa Soldiers’ Home
Marshalltown
Iowa
Davenport
College For the Blind
Vinton
School For the Deaf
Council Bura
Glevnwood
Oakdala
Hidora
Mitchell
Wille
State Hospital
Mount PleasaNt
Asylum For Insane
Clarinda
Independence
State
Cherokee
Knoxville
Fort Madison
Reformatory
Anamosa
Saeco
State Board of Control
Seed corn warns farmers over moldy, frosted grain
Prof P G Holden of Iowa State College at Ames warns an unusual amount of seed corn is partially frozen in Iowa. He urges extensive testing before planting as dark color signals frost and partially frozen ears are hard to detect without tests. He cautions against using molly corn for seed to prevent spoiling a whole crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Jaz
Iowa
P. G. Holden
Iowa State College
Holden
Young Quits Battle Scene for Senate Candidacy
Senator Young, after weeks in Des Moines seeking votes for a U S Senate bid, returned to Washington on Saturday night. Des Moines dispatch notes little shift in the senatorial contest as Republicans split among Funk, Kenyon, and Young. table shows last week's tallies for leading candidates and the week ahead remains doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Young
Washington
Weele
Funk
Kenyon
Mrs Schenk Released On Own Recognizance In Wheeling
Laura Farnsworth Schenk, wife of John O Schenk, was released on her own recognizance by Judge Jordan in Wheeling West Virginia criminal court. Bail set at $10000. She faced a divorce action filed by her husband, with a Feb 4 hearing to seek an order restraining contact with him and children Virginia and Robert Schenk, plus alimony discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis R. Arnold
Dorothy
Arnold
Peru
Chaoras
Ecuador
Meyer
Admiral Barry
R. B. Kimbrough
Danville
Vermilion County
Kimbrough
Mra
Laura Farnworth Schenk
Wheeling
W. Va
John QO. Schenk
A. B. Cummins
United States Senate
Senate
William Lorimer
Illiois
Canadian Northern
Melford
Sask
Park Commisssioner
Stover
New York
Walter Ensang
Norwich
United States
Galapagos Islands
Organized Labor
New Orleans
Monmouth
Quincy
Kewanee
War Department
Fort Sam Houston
Brownsville
Laredo
Eagle Pass
del Rio
William Sprague
Rhode Island
Paris
Charles J. Barth
Denver
Thomas M. Patterson
Rocky Mountain News of
Simon Guggenheim
John Drost
Peter Drost
Phoebe
Northbend
Wash
Valley, Forge
House of Representatives
New York Journal of Commerce
Wiele
Laura Farnsworth Schenk
John O. Schenk
Jordan
Virginia
Rovert
Schenk
Butter Men Will Meet in Charles City February Session
Mason City Iowa January 30 North Town butter and dairy men plan their annual meeting in Charles City on February 9. The session will be addressed by E R Shoemaker editor of the Kimbal Dairy Farmer BLL Odell dairy expert of Washington D C Sy Rose dairy expert of Ames and 8 Shilling president of the buttermakers association of Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
North Town
Charles City
Nichols
E.R. Shoemaker
Kimbal
Odell
Washington, D
Sy Rose
Ames
Shilling
Buttermakers' Association
Honor McKinleys Birthday Noted by Grand Army Circles Des Moines
William B McKinley birthday anniversary was observed in Des Moines by Grand Army circles including Crocker corps Kinsman corps and the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic honoring the memory of the former president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Des Moines
Jan
William
B. McKinley
Grand Army
Crocker ‘Corps
Kinsman Corps
Grand Army of the
Western Canada schools emphasize education and growth
A 1909 Alberta report shows Calgary's 80 teachers educating 4 228 pupils with 970 schools and 1 823 departments. The province totals 46 000 pupils city rural split. strong agricultural education underpins progress. A New York rancher, Adler, praises Alberta lands after a record harvest of 20 160 bushels, noting moisture scarcity and rising land value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerh Canada
Canada
Calgary
Alberta
Tithea
Weses
Western
Mr. Adler
New York
Strathmore
West
Adler
Tharé
Fragmentary Thought on Heaven and Hell Within Each Person
The fragment discusses inner heaven and hell shaped by each individual. It suggests torture of the soul arises from personal weaknesses and strengths. The text is unclear but centers on self awareness and the contrast of inner states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin
Trong
Fragmentary local notice yields cryptic headline
OCR readout presents a fragmentary piece toward a local notice with stray phrases about days and cents, lacking clear names, dates, or actions. The readable bits suggest a small financial or timing detail but no coherent event or involved parties can be identified.
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General ‘News
Dabney
Davis
Outa
House
San Francisco
Chicago
Commission
Red Hecht
Deg Moines
College Ag
General Assembly
Hunter
Woodbury
Ellis
Jackson County
Educational Board of Examiners
Cunningham
Buena Vista
State Fair Board
State Fair Association
State Agricultural Board
John Simpson
Commerce
Buena Vista County
Office of Commerce
Counse
Carroion
Board of Parole
State House
Greenfield
D. €.Mott
Marengo
Balkema
Goun
Lai Teang
Porter
Fonk
Byers
Garst
Franke
Hepbu
Towner
Prof
Battle Scene
Mrs. Schenk
Western Cann
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