James Gerard as Ambassador to Germany Praised for Dignity
An obituary of sorts to politics and a tribute to James Gerard, noted as a personable New York Democrat with a long service record. The piece lauds his education at Columbia, wartime service, legal career, and steady ascent through public life, ending with high expectations for his ambassadorship to Germany and his ability to foster good relations for the United States.
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Schich
Serard
Knickerbecker
Columbia’ University
Geneseo
St. Paul's Academy
Columbia
New York Law Scoo
Nations Guard of
New York
Vwelfth Infantry
MecCosky Butt
Minajor
Fioyd
Apulest
Tanuning Hunt
Hich
Castor Cette
Yale
Bern
James Gerard
Germany
Metro-Polis
Gerard
New
Hundrets
Jose Fertunate Friel
Danies Wadson
Cal
Mary Dake
Maerous
Williun
Mary da Li Gerard
United States
Toren
Hanseets Hi Ritvigas
Zane
Franklin
Walter Page
Acudem
Thomas Nelzon Page
Ttaly
Rolladma Masters Watt Ding Win Tall Aim Miss Annie Ate
Sisters were married at St Patrick's Church in a ceremony performed by Rev Fusher De Siere. Breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs Angis McMastery, 68 South Washington Street. The couple expect to travel to Coast points then settle at home on Wet Gold Street.
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Annie
Warried
St. Patrick's Church
Fusher de Siere
Lake Miners Strike Sparks Cash Donation Plan
A historic miners dispute prompts a large cash donation proposal and monthly assessments. The plan calls for $31,000 in cash and a $1 levy on each male and 50 cents on each female member to fund the strike, with coordinated support for the Jake district miners and related efforts.
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Botte
Pines
Mica
Baker
Jake
Wallpaper samples show patterns and rolls
Lot No. 1 Goom patterns per roll Lot No. 2 Better patterns Idea roll Lot No. 3 Ingrain panels S504 roll grand jot to select tram Schatzlein Paint Co Broadway ady
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Schatzlein Paint Co
Broadway
Ady
Electrical workers honor first women delegates at union convention
Three hundred fifty delegates from the United States Canada and the Pacific gathered in Fanouil Wall for the Diennial convention of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The event opens with women seated as delegates for the first time in the union's history and will run for two weeks.
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Mierien
Adloh
Weu
Northie
Moston
United Sates
Canada
Pal
Fanouil Wall
Interna- Usnel
Electrical
Brotherhood
Max Lillie Killed In Biplane Overture
A biplane stunt at the Galesburg fair overturned in high winds causing the aviator Max Lillie to fall to the ground. Spectators rushed to aid him as the accident occurred before thousands and his wife fainted upon witnessing the fall. The engine weight crushed him with fatal injuries.
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Galesburg
Lilie
Nina
M Litlie
New Cause Found for Death of Many Sheep
Shinkton reports that specialists determine a parasite in sheep brains is killing many, costing Montana raisers about 10000 dollars yearly. The parasite transfers via dogs that eat infected brains, then contaminates pasture and water. Officials urge drastic measures including killing stray dogs and disinfection to halt spread.
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Shinkton
Montina
Ciretes
Tenement Blast Kills Eight. Fourteen Hurt in Germany
A gas explosion collapsed a tenement in Cobre, Germany, early today, killing eight and injuring fourteen, with seven more feared buried in the ruins. Fire spread quickly as the blast tore through the Ba main street area, burning several victims.
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Cobre
Germany
Rising Cost of Living Seeps Higher Across Years
Investigations of retail prices show overall increases since last November with 13 of 15 food items rising. Bacon and pork products lead gains while some goods like potatoes and sugar fall or hover near prior levels.
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Washington
Wythe
Une
Bureau Dé Labor
Enpar
Suman
Goldfield Recovers From Recent Cloudburst After Fatal Damage
Goldfield reports recovery from last Saturday cloudburst that killed seven people and caused about 100000 dollars in damage. Trains are running normally again and residents begin repairs while officials assess losses and restart services.
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Goldfield
Amt Goiheld
Nove
Bank thief John Griffin denied in grand jury charges
Seattle Sept 1 John Griffin was indicted by the federal grand jury on three counts of raising bank theft funds and assaulting them, denied bail. Under parole from Folsom he has been serving a ten year term for burglary in San Francisco in 1906.
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Seattle
John Griffin
Arand Jury
Javaur
Bernard
Folsom
Calynelson
Lin
San Francisco
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