Important News Notes of a Week Condensed Briefs
A digest of notable items from politics science and society. Mrs. James Sherman left Johns Hopkins for treatment and to visit Hig Moose Lake. Col Mosby losses job in justice dept. Bryan returns to Nebraska to engage in state politics. Taft and Smith moves announce new mines bureau acting head. Shipments, legal notes, and local incidents fill the column.
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James
Sherman
John Hopkins Hospital
de Long
Hig
Moose Lake
N. Y
Baltimore
John S. Mosby
Department of Justice
Washington
Mosby
Grant
Ralph Hill Thomas
American Sugar Refining Company
Helen Keily Gould
Frank Gould
New York City
L. A
World and Local Turmoil Highlight Long News Day
The Buenos Ayres Pan American conference opens with wide representation led by Henry White. Reports describe a fatal aeroplane crash in Rheims, a Kentucky strikebreaker hanged amid beer riots, and a New York stock transfer theft netting nearly two million dollars.
Chief Justice Fuller Dead at His Sorrento Home
Chief Justice Fuller of the United States Supreme Court died of heart failure at his Sorrento cottage Main Stay around six o'clock Monday morning. He had spent summers at Sorrento for years and was aged 105? He is survived by his daughter Mrs Nathaniel Francis and Rev James E B Freeman who were with him. Funeral services will be held at Sorrento and interment in Chicago. His death ends a long tenure as chief justice the third longest in history.
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International Paber Company
Colt
John Norris
New York
Charles F. Weed
Boston Herald Company
State Normal School
Chico
Cal
Gillett
C. C. van Liew
Taft
B. 5S. Rodey
Albuquerque
N. M
Nome
Alaska
George B. Grigsby
Rodey
United States Court of
Porto Rico
Pablo Iglesias
Cortes
Senor Maura
G. Gordon Martin
Houston
Tex
Lawrenceville
North Dakota
Utah
James Madden
North River
Ballinger
Washington
West
J. W.hands
Hazlewood
Robert Taft
di Gregordio
Frank G. Bigelow
Milwaukee
First National Bank
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Sorrento
Melville W. Fuller
Chicago
United Societies of Christian Endeavor
International Association of Police Chiefs
Stuart Davis
Providence
R. L
America
Narragansets
Nowport
Buenos Ayres
United States
Henry White
Baroness de la Roche
Rheims
France
Newark
Carl Etherington
Kentucky
William Howard
State of
Wiliams
Rominent
Wall Street
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Indianapolis
Central Freight Association
Hila Flagg Young
Cicago
National Education Association
State Department
Nicaragua
Cuba
Navy Department
Bar Harbor
Maine
Jack Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
North
South Dakota
Colorado
Arizona
Charlevoix
Mich
Judson Harmon
New York Court of Appeals
Arthur P. Heinze
Blackwell
D Island
R. J. Walker
Toledo
Michigan Central Railroad
Dorchester
Detroit
Kansas City
Charles K. Hamilton
Atlantic City
R. B. Fisher
Neoga
Secretary of the Interior
W. R. Luston
Cortez
Villa W. Fuller
Nathaniel Francis
James EB. Freeman
Justice Fuller
Frenchman's Bay
Tve
Fuller
Supreme Court of the
Marshall
Taney
Grover Cleveland
Senate
Bowdoin College
Harvard Law School
Inducing a Sneeze From Sunlight and Climate
A lighthearted note explains that sunlight often triggers a sneeze when outdoors on clear days. The piece then describes climatic differences across Alaska from southeastern coastal precipitation near ninety inches to central plateau levels under fifteen inches, and finally the arctic slope where forests are absent and tundra dominates with moss and sedges.
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Alaska
Arctic
Rocky Mountains
Aug 3 1910 Iowa political and local notices mix
Joshua Thornton dies at 81 in Earlham while other Iowa items include Storm Lake sewer project start at 42000, Elkader appoints rural carrier Harry Jungblut, Shenandoah to build a 50000 church, and Anton Feitman dies at 92 near Wilton. Public notices cover gopher bounty changes, railroad labor cuts, town postmasters named, and Fort Dodge events.
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Joshua Thornton
Earlham
Storm Lake
Harry F. Jungblut
Elkader
Methodists
Shenandoah
Anton Feitman
Wilton
M. EB. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Interstate Commerce Commission
Patrick McGarville
Wlinoig Central
Rockwell City
St. Patrick's Parish
Iowa City
Sisters of Charity
B. W. M. Gomer Davis
Kale
Chicago, Great Western Railroad
Polk County
Newton
Jasper County Telephone Company
Fort Dodge Ministerial Association
Fort Dodge
Martin Liebolt
Lyons
Mercy Hospital
Clinton
Peter Riesland
Marshalltown
Fred Abitz
Redmonds Island
Dubuane
Ralph Montgomery
Grinnell
C. H. Montgomery
Mary WB. Roy
Isaac Schofield
John Squire
Carly V. Swartzz
Andrew Walker
Henry G. White
George Glick
First National Bank
Chicago
Andrew Balfour
Wm. H. Bigelow
John W. Fisher
H. Gobel
David C. Hughes
Louisa F. Jericho
John F. Kuhlenberk
Thos. J. Lacey
Marie Mathes
Ansel S. Merwin
John L. Payton
Aurora Renfole
David A. Robertson
Jad. M. Sharp
Harriet F. Stevenson
Anton D. Ward
Henry H. Young
Port Dodge Boosters
Himer Miller
Charlotte
Deaths Drop After Ten-Year Run in Town
An elderly resident and the village grocer discuss statistics, noting the town has not recorded a death in the past six weeks, contrasting with a decade of deaths at roughly six-week intervals.
Allen's Foot Tabs and Foot-Ease advertise relief for sore feet
An advertisement urges dissolving one or two Allen's Foot-Tabs in a foot bath to remove soreness, odors, and tenderness and to relieve weariness and sweating at night. It recommends using Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder in shoes for daytime comfort, with 26 cents for tabs, samples mailed free, or 25 cents for regular size.
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Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
Marine Eye Salve Trial Size Tubes Advertisement
An early 20th century style advertisement promotes Marine Eye Salve trial size tubes. It mentions a company name and urges readers to write for information or purchase. The quirky copy also includes a moral remark about whether a church will stay relevant depending on its service to the world.
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Marine
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Cage
Fragmentary Natural Remedies Adrift in Oblique Patter
A garbled block hints at folk medicines and remedies, mentioning cathartic preparations and appeal to health or comfort. The text repeats phrases about cures and sympathetic “what they think of one another” in a cryptic, uncertain tone without clear events or named persons.
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Italy
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W. J. Bryan
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Europe
Nebraska
Bryan
General News
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Cheney
Bupreme
Ittinola
Democratic Party
Judiciary Committee
Edmunds
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Stewart
Cullom
Farwell
Justice Harlan
Cleveland
Illnois
Danbury
Western Union Telegraph Company
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Bank of Washington
Hume
Suman
South Carolina Railway Company
Moore
Crawford
Letsy
Haddin
York Biot
Hawkeye
State News
Iowa
Newapapers
Atchison Globe
Ade Vertiser
Emporia Gazette
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Yaas
Gotham
Const Pation
Cerigua Sytyers
Dodds
Kidne
Ede
Chaple Townale Coy
Minnesota
B. Dahlgren
Walnut Grove
Western Canada
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
G. H. Balls
Winnipeg
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