Noted 1909 Weekly News: Gould to Paris and Taft Nominations
Frank Jay Gould plans to renounce America for Paris as his permanent home. Dr. John B. Murphy is elected AMA president with Dr. George H. Simmons reappointed secretary. Richard C. Kerens Jr. recovers in St Louis from paraldehyde overdose amid varied week notes. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena return to Rome after quake events. Rockefeller Jr. welcomes a second child at Pocantico Hills. Mildred Carter and Viscount Acheson wed in London. Goldwin Smith dies in Toronto at eighty seven. Taft nominates Crum for minister resident at Monrovia. Hallberg found dead on Lake Shore train near Toledo. Gen. Sir William Butler dies in London aged seventy two.
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Toronto
Taft
William D. Crum
South Carolina
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Roosevelt
Charleston
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C. A. Hallberg
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Sheffield
Skat experts meet in Det and United financial actions noted
The country’s skat experts gathered in Detroit for the annual North American Skat League congress and tourney while a federal grand jury in Washington D C returned indictments charging Westinghouse Union Telegraph with numerous bucket shop law violations. Consolidation talks between Commercial National and Continental National Banks of Chicago progressed, and notable legal actions included guilty verdicts against Charles R Heike and Ernest W Gerbracht for defrauding the government on sugar duties.
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Vice President Sherman to Attend Iowa Graduation Hop
Iowa City reports Vice President Sherman will attend the June 16 senior hop at the University of Iowa marking year end festivities. The event promises notable attendance and caps a formal year at the campus.
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Long-lived Ida Grove couple marks sixtieth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs James Smith of Ida Grove celebrate sixty years of marriage born June 2 1850 in Modre land traveling to America in 1861. They settled in Grove early and live with daughter Mrs Crowley. Four generations present with five children twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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ConventionFight Shapes Iowa Nominations In June Returns
Des Moines reports show J F Riggs leading the Republican race for state superintendent but short of 35 percent, with eight seven counties tallied. State and congressional tickets listed for Republicans and Democrats, plus a train wreck in St Louis and Mrs Jeanie Whedon becoming department president of the Women's Relief Corps of Iowa.
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