Happenings and Losses Across the Nation and Globe
Clarence Lexow dies at his Nyack home after a career as head of the 1894 New York city government inquiry and the 1897 sugar trust probe. Senator Elkins to have an open air room on his Washington residence roof to aid recovery. Irene Vankleek of Ithaca dies in Lewistown after being thrown from a horse. Mrs. Harry Pollok aboard the Vaderland liner travels as sole passenger with 150 stewards. The Association of American Geographers opens its annual meeting in Pittsburgh while Illinois teachers discuss public health and rural school improvements in Chicago and Columbus reports Rural School Improvement efforts.
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Clarence Lexow
Nyack
N. Y
Lexow
New York
Sugar Trust
Senator Elkins
Washington
Irene Vankleek
Ithaca
Illinois State Teachers’ Rssociation
Chicago
Columbus
Ohio School Improvement Association
Portugal plot discovered and ruler executed in Lisbon
A monarchist plot to overthrow Portugal's Republic was exposed in Lisbon with several arrests and the ringleader already executed. Messages said the plot had been suppressed and relayed by Viscount De Alte in Washington.
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Republic of Portugal
Lisbon
Viscount de Alte
Washington
Carrier Mills
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Joseph G. Robin
New York
Washington Savings Bank
Tombs
Robin
Julia Kuttner Earle
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
New York State Supreme Court
Earle
United States Atlantic Fleet
Sicily
Mes Sina
Italy
Seventy Ninth Street
Frank King
Grafton
Miss
Quebec
S. Weir Mitchell
University of Pennsylvania
Collegiere
Etalis
Roe New Lelty Themas
Fan Association
Alva
Seleuce
Americans A Society
2Etiong
Seleg
Tieta
Minneapolis
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Purdue Verity Leferette Ind
Massive news from early 1900s scattered events
A long list of brief items from early news: planned jet delivery of papers to San Bernardino, threats to Justice Commissioner Cropsey, Panama Canal enlargement plans, a Wanamaker Philadelphia fund for widows and orphans, Arch Hoxsey's Mount Wilson flight, unrest in Portugal restoring King Manuel, Rhode Island density lead, a fatal boiler explosion near Pittsfield, Mass., religious figures on Mary Baker Eddy, Col B F Yoakum saved by cowboys from boars, a 10 percent railroad wage increase, North Carolina endorses Taft, St Johns day vow, Detroit explosions, push for a permanent tariff commission, Ohio indictments for vote selling, cross-border railroad commission discussion, a failed passenger monoplane rescue near Brussels, Llewellyn Iron works explosion in Los Angeles, and labor tensions in the city.
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San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Cropsey
New York
Panama Canal Commission
Rodman Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Arch Hoxsey
Mount Wilson
Nevada
Morewood Lake Ice Company
Pittsfield
Mass
Augusta E. Stetson
First Church of Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Galveston
Tex
B. F. Yoakum
Frisco
Chicago
Republican State Executive Committee
North Carolina
Taft
Cadar Rapids
Jim Mano
Detroft
Mich
Mano
Old Guard
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
House Committee On Ways and Means
Adams County Grand Jury
West Union
Ohio
Harmon
Perry Centennial Commission
Commodore Terry
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. P Mabie
Railway Commission of Canada
United States
Canada
International Railroad — Commission
Laffon
M Panty
Tssy
France
Brussels
Llewellyn Iron Works
Cal
Avnamire
Lewellyn
Hs Hee
Coliston Hi
Gren “Petre Rey
Gren “Petre Rey Rote BO Sree
Terry Tert Werk
Rt Ornine
Cer Kratt
Ve Poe
Pees
Mam Norton
Binet
Ferielery
Senators to be named this year in the sixtieth congress
Washington January 8 1911 The most important political event of 1911 will be the election of United States senators by state legislatures to complete the sixtieth congress The new senate will have 51 Republicans and 41 Democrats a net gain of eight for the Democrats Contests in many states as New York New Jersey and Massachusetts show bitter races The death vacancies in Iowa North Dakota Georgia and Virginia etc determine 33 seats to be filled including Isidor Rayner John Williams Carro Page and others.
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Jan
United States
Senate
House
Dolliver
Iowa
Thompson
North Dakota
Clay
Georgia
Indiana
Nebraska
Montana
New York
Ohio
New Jersey
Maine
West Virginia
Missouri
Porter J. McCumber
Isidor Rayner
Maryland
John Sharp Wiliams
Mississippi
Money
Carro
Page
Vermont
Daniel
Virginia
Claude A. Swanson
Senator McEnery
Louisiana
J. R. Thornton
Democratic Party
Pimpire
Congress
Chauncey
Depew
Edward M. Shepard
William Sheehan
Martin W. Littleton
Wilson
James I. Martine
Nein, Smith
Newark
Massachusetts
Henry Cabat Lodge
Tine
Magene Hale
Chanes I Johnson
Waterville
Eucvoesoy Lo
Aldrich
Thode Tsa
Henry Bo Lippitt
George Th McLean
Tomer “Evernor
Rae
Marzana
Palkedes
Clarence Walton
Nan
Henry Itas
Alexa
James
Davis
Sho Ine Sonwe
Nathan Fb Sratt
Ndere
Plortta
Jamey
Cook to Talk in Ash Moines Lecture by A Cook
Lew Moins, Dee or Pree irk A. Cook of north bom fame, will deliver a lecture before the pres elut of Tes Moines romp thine ip pe ary. The date has not vera den.
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Cook
Ash Moines
Lew Moins
Dee
Irk
A. Cook
North
Bom
Willetiver
Uncle Sam Now Is A Banker In Postal Savings Banks
The postal savings bank system opens in every state and territory, with deposits accepted at second class post offices in populous labor areas. Postmaster General Hitchcock trains officers as deposits start, offering 2 percent interest and government yields to cover postal savings expenses while expanding federal banking access.
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Uncle Sam
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Nev
Raton
N. M
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Olympia
Wash
Larame
Wya
Bessemer
Ala
Stuttgart
Ark
Ansonia
Nebraska City
Neb
Berlin
Rutherford
Cohnes
Salisbury
GS Wahpeton
Ashtabula
Guymon
Okla
Dubois
Bristol
R. IL
Newberry
S.C
Deadwood
Johnson City
Tenn
Montpelier
Clifton Porge
Grafton
Manitowoc
Wis
Board of Trustees
Sam
Unclear Historical Notice From Lexington Fragment
Fragmentary OCR yields a broken notice mentioning Lexington and dates, with garbled personal names and values. The readable parts refer to a death or event, but specifics, dates, and organizations are unreadable, leaving only scattered terms and currency tokens.
Des Moines Architect Designs Catholic Church in Oxford
A Des Moines architect has been employed to design a new $25,000 Catholic church at Oxford. Mayor Hanna initiates a campaign to improve Des Moines telephone service. Obituaries note the deaths of Edmund Homan 84 in Willison and T. D. Baldwin 83 in Newton. Irene Hamblin 7 injured by a streetcar in Mason City. Additional items report election results, a hydrophobia case in Myrtle Swanson, property sale near Mt. Pleasant, a Dow City bank robbery, and various local incidents and legal actions.
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Oxford
Hanna
Edmund Homan
Adams County
Willison
T. D. Baldwin
Newton
Indiana
Irene Hamblin
Mason City
Stacyville
Myrtle Swanson
Toone
WW. G. Toghers
Mt. Pleasant
John Condon
New London
Dow City
Northwestern States
Portland Cement Company
Shaner
Midon
Albert Carlson
Lockbridge
Frank Breen
Clarksville
Lem Johns
Centerville
John
John Tharp
Moulton
Wyomine
Orlyn Dawes
Clarion
Mary Donghee
John McDonald
William King
Loran
Blanene
Reimar
Farry Roker
Portland
Pre
Meresarirawy
Cathele
Aresan
Fale Mretayca Tran
Byron V. Geers
Cleve'att Cou
Otumwa
H. M. Rehrer
Twists Central
Tara
Rosa Stout
Alexandria
Keokuk
Pikes
Mons
Vidia
Swamp Root advertisement and oddities column fragment
A jumbled 19th century notice features a Missouri Jackson County notary attesting to an oath by Elia Henry. It promotes Kilmer Co Swamp Root with a sample bottle offer and claims about kidney and bladder health. The text includes scattered quips about dogs and a brief joke about a Philadelphia boy and a bulldog.
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Missouri
Jackson
A. P
Elia’ Henry
Henry C. Emery
Kilmer & Co
Buyton
Inquiring Friend Questions Biggun Charges
An intimate friend asks if charges against Biggun have been investigated. The 4 distinguished statesman replies that no formal charges have been filed yet, noting only eighty meetings have been held and deciding that he isn't guilty.
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Beats of the Mighty
Biggun
No Such Luck Exchange Between Wilson and Bilson
A brief segment captures a dialog where Wilson asks about a second Bilson and Harper’s Bazar notes they cannot keep a third. The exchange suggests a recurring lineup or roster constraint with no further context or outcomes provided.
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Wilson
Bilson
Woman credits Postum for health, coffee replaced
A Pennsylvania woman recounts headaches and heart palpitations tied to coffee. She says after trying Postum as a substitute she improved markedly, felt better than ever, and warns against coffee’s effects. She urges readers to try the coffee substitute and let Nature heal.
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