World Happenings Briefs From Across the Globe
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro crowns himself king and restores Zeta. Florence Nightingale dies in London at ninety. Olaf Hanson of Seattle elected president of the world deaf congress in Colorado Springs. Gen George W. Gordon renominated in Tennessee. Mayor Gaynor to the Adirondacks as his health allows. James V. Shand to invest 1 million dollars to open cut-rate meat shop in Scotland. Mrs. Rasmus Hage and eight-month-old drown after vehicle rolls into river. Lloyd Bingham assaults John Lane Connor over remarks about Miss Bingham.
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Prince Nicholas
Montenegro
Zeta
Florence Nightingale
the Angel
Crimea
London
Olaf Hanson
Seattle
Congress of the Deaf
Colorado Springs
F. R. Carpenter
Chicago
George W. Gordon
Memphis
Congress
T. C. Looney
Tenth Congressional District
Tennessee
Gaynor
Adirondacks
Scotland
James V. Shand
Kearny
N. J
Cleveland
Miss Bingham
Notable Deaths and Disasters Carry News Across the Nation
Alfred Villa drives forty miles with his dead brother in Tucson after a lightning strike killed him. R. T. Paine, president of the American Peace Society, dies in Waltham. A Bordeaux excursion train crash in Saujon, France kills 32 and wounds 100, many schoolgirls among the victims. Rioting in Columbus, Ohio leaves one dead and several injured as streetcars cease operations.
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Alfred Villa
Tucson
Ariz
Robert Treat Paine
American Peace Society
Waltham
Mass
Bordeaux
Saujon
France
Columbus
Thomas Mooney
Kansas City
Kan
Mooney
Chicago & Erie
Rochester
Ind
William L. Rice
Cleveland
Tyke
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Sanders
New Orleans
Society of American Florists
N. Y
F. R. Pierson
Tarrytown
Master Butchers’ Association of America
Chicago
Henry Hall
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio River
Catlettsburg
Foster Charlton
Italy
New York
Uhion
Bingen
Brussels
World's Great Pacers Set for Big Double Race at Fair
Iowa readers anticipate a major racing event as four top pacers Dan Patch Hedgewood Boy Lady Maud C and Minor Heir meet for the first time at the State Fair. Drivers will be chosen by officials for a peak show with a possible extra prize for the reinsman.
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Iowa
Dan Patch
George Gano
Hedgewood Boy
Maud C
Savage
Minor Heir
Lady Maud C
Notice of Runaway Sons William and Ivar Johnson
Georg P Johnson of Ames Iowa gives notice that his two sons William Johnson 17 and Ivar Johnson 12 left home July 10 1910 and are responsible only for their debts and hire. All persons should govern themselves accordingly. July 21 1910 Ames Iowa.
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William Johnson
Ivar Johnson
Geo. P. Johnson
Ames
Iowa
Resolution of Necessity for Sewers Ames IA 1910
Ames City Council resolves to extend the sewerage system along Campus Avenue and Boone Street with eight inch vitrified pipe and six inch drain tile. Assessments to be charged to abutting private properties. contractor paid by certificates and kept repaired for one year. A public hearing is set for September 8 1910 with notices published August 4 11 18 25.
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Ames
Iowa
Campus Avenue
West Street
Boone Street
Kellogg Avenue
Walnut Avenue
Duff
Ames Times
Intelliencer
A. B. Maxwell Parley Sheldon
Ames City Council approves paving for alleys and Kellogg avenue
Resolution of necessity declares improvements to paring alleys in blocks 11 and 12 of Ames original town and Kellogg avenue from Main to C N W tracks. Public hearing set for September 12 1910 in council hall with notices to Ames Times and Intelligencer in mid August.
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Ames
Iowa
Kellogg Avenue
Main Street
Hgay Bens Vsp
Douglass Avenue
Duff Avenue
Ames Times
Itelligencer
City of
A. B. Maxwell
Parley Sheldon
Does The Silo Pay For The Farm
An acre of corn stored as ensilage yields fifteen tons and feeds ten cows ten weeks. Silos extend feed through drought and winter, enabling more cattle than pasturing alone. Experts say the silo saves its cost each year and can cut daily feed costs by ten cents per cow.
Be Sure to Take Chamberlain's Remedy on Travel
The notice advises travelers to carry Chamberlain's Cokic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting it is not sold on trains or steamers. Water and climate changes can trigger sudden diarrhoea, so preparation is prudent. sold by all dealers. The saying about a man without a port suggests inherent travel risk.
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Yankee Cleaner
Chamberlain
Iowa State Rural Mail Carriers’ Association At
Des Moines
Webster:s New International Dictionary
W. T. Harris
U.S. Com
G &C Merriam CO
Springfield
Ocie
General News
Marshall
Bristow
Kansas
Aldrich
Milwaukee
la Follette
Kansan
J. P. McMurray
George W. Scott
Special
Sulpher
Oklo
Scott
McMurray
Henry Dick
Bremen
Vulkan
Weber Works
Washington
Guatemala
Bonilla
Joseph A. Proctor
Peoria
Ill
Chillicothe
Illinois Central Railroad
Memphis Car Company
Chancellor Heiskell
Tenn
BE. J. Ryan
Western College
Pittsburg
Oklahoma
W. L. McDaniels
Streator
Niagara Falls
James J. Gallagher
Gallagher
Wallace
Idaho
Japan
Tokyo
United States
Johnston
Alabama
Clarke
Arkansas
Smith
California
Senate
T. A. Gillespie Company
Massena
Chancery Court
Ira G. Rawn
Ilinois Central
Rawn
Chicago Police Department
Camp Perry
Citizens Lumber CO
F. W. Clausing
Brown’s Mills
In-the-Pines
I.C. S
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Ames Savings Bank
Mr. Sherman
Charleston News and Courier
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