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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1909

Page

3

Zeppelin Airships Face War Department Rejection

Paris reports a clash between Count Zeppelin and the war department over future orders. Authorities refuse further Zeppelin purchases and plan stations suited to smaller craft, while Zeppelin advances a Lucerne to southern Germany passenger service for 1900s spring operation with subsidies from several cities and potential war department backing as auxiliary cruisers.

Paris Count Zeppelin War Department Zeppelin Zeppelin Company Lucerne Terprise German War Department

Williams Bridge Treasurer Returns 176000 Cash Bond Debate

The late Robert McTurk, longtime Williams Bridge leader and treasurer, withheld 176000 from the sewer fund. Comptroller Fitch questioned the lack of records and bonds, noting Westchester officials avoid bonds. McTurk claimed no bond was required, contrasting New York City practice.

New York Sun Robert McTurk Williams Bridge New York McTurk Greater New York Hot Springs Ark

No Escape in London Tatler Wit Fueled by Tea and Toast

A fragment from the London Tatler features playful dialogue between Temperance Gentleman and The Incorrigible. The exchange hints at mischief and forthcoming consequences, with a quip about teeth and a jab at German chemists.

London Tatler Temperance Tom Timkins

Bad Days and the Clock: Swoboda Theory and Longfellow Poem

Viennese doctor Dr Herman Swoboda proposes critical days in which people suffer without cause, predicting cycles every 3rd 28th 56th or 74th day. The article cites an English specialist advising to retreat to the countryside and avoid meat during bad days. It also reprints Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poem The Old Clock on the Stairs, reflecting on time and eternity, ending with Forever-never.

London Herman Swoboda

Lambs Gambol in Gotham for $49,000

In New York at the Metropolitan opera house the Saints club staged a gambol with 150 stage celebrities. De Wolf Hopper hosted with Raymond Hitchcock Eddie Foy and James O Neill featured. Costumes and a brass band drew fashion figures and managers including Belasco Klein Erlanger and Broadhurst as state figures.

New York The Saints Club Metropolitan Opera House Belasco Augustus Thomas Charles Klein A. L. Erlanger George Broadhurst de Wolf Hopper Raymond Hitchcock Eddie Foy Nat M. Wills Macklyn Arbuckle Charles Evans Ignacio Martinetti Andrew Mack Victor Herbert Forum Secene Julius Cesar James O'Neill Brutus Marc Antony William Muldoon William and Melville Stewart George W. Hobart Wilton Lackeye Dustin Farnum Digby Bell David Belasco Lew Fields Clay M. Greene Charles Klein John Mason Eugene

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