Week's events summary features notable deaths and notable lives
The week recounts Frank T. Tucker's death by suicide in Oshkosh while insane. Lord Kilmarnock wounded at Balmoral. Glenn Curtiss sets a 60 mile water flight record from Euclid Beach to Cedar Point. Also noted are Theodore Roosevelt visiting Kansas Governor Stubbs, Heinze's marriage in Brooklyn, Cronk identifying a Chicago tragedy victim in Detroit, Rose Buckingham killed in Munich with Agnes Roos injured, and Fairbanks buying Indianapolis residence plans.
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Frank T. Tucker
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Wis
Tucker
Lord Kilmarnock
King George's
Balmoral
Glenn H. Curtiss
Euclid Beach
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Cedar Point
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Theodore Roosevelt
Stubbs
Lawrence
Kan
F. Augustus Heinze
Montana
Bernice Golden Henderson
Handel
Protestant Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Samuel D. Cronk
Abner
Chicago
Detroit
Alice
Rose Buckingham
San Francisco
Agnes Roos
Munich
Germany
New York Population Grows While Diverse News Echoes
The article surveys rapid urban growth in New York City with a census count of 4,766,883 and traces parallel events across the nation including a Os. court cases. It notes a Cleveland estate tax dispute, Saratoga race results, Curtiss aeroplane records, bank troubles in Mount Pleasant, and various legal and social incidents across states.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
Novelty
Schilling
Saratoga
Dashti
Love
Glenn H. Curtiss
Lake Erie
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of
Mount Pleasant
Mid
Colorado E
News World
Readville
Mass
Edward Hull
Peoria
Springfield
William Lorimer
Lee O'Neil Browne
Chicago
Charles A. White
Hull
Savannah
Tobin
McGrath
Chicago Poaice Force
Des Moines
Jocephoite
James
York
Joseph Oh
Cheatsdal
England
Bewan
Leland
Mich
Tuart Af
Roosevelt Addresses Conservation Congress on National Duty
Theodore Roosevelt led a keynote speech at the conservation congress in St Paul, urging national efficiency through orderly development and preservation of natural resources. He warned against unchecked private action and rail monopolies, calling for federal guidance, waterways expansion, forest protection, and a Country Life Institute to uplift rural communities while stressing ethical governance and unity.
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St. Paul
Minn
Theodore Roosevelt
Conservation Congress
United States
Roosevelt
America
Twin Cities
Mississippi
Gulf Deep Waterway
Missouri
Esa
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
Gulf
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Forest Service
Country Life Institute
Commierinn
Sir Horace Plunkett
Wyoming
Ireland
Hungary
Buda-Pesth
Museum of Country Life
National Conservation Commission
Rovernors
White House
Mar
Minnesota
Congress
Tts Oddjart
Commission
Public
Inds Commission
Wfe Commission
Washington
Canada
Mexico
Central
South America
Java
Thorn
Doctor cure for scalp disease in childhood
A reader recalls a scalp ailment at age ten, notes hair loss, and credits Cuticura remedies for quick improvement. A family reference from Miss Jessa F. R. F. D. 3 Hamilton Georgia mentions ongoing benefit and a quote attributed to P T Barnum praising Cuticura as effective.
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Jessa
Hamilton
Jon
Ex-Governor Pennypacker Discusses Divorce in Wit
At a luncheon, ex Governor Pennypacker ridicules the divorce evil and praises the children. A schoolteacher weighs the future of a child amid a divorce, noting the impact on youngsters in a witty exchange.
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Pennypacker
Dreadful Flood Tale Echoes in Wartime Puck Sketch
A fragmentary, humorous exchange recalls the Johnstown flood and a pet dog tragedy. The piece blends era slang and stray advertisements for a catarrh cure, ending with a quip about a minister and a child named Tommy in a Puck magazine style vignette.
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General News
Illinois
Olinois Coal Operators’ Association
United Mines Workers of America
N. Y
Lee O'Neill Browne
George F. Glass
Ilinois Central Railroad
Henry C. Ostermann
Clarence H. Polley
Ostermann Manufacturing Company
Edward C. Ritsher
John R. Walsh
Fort Leavenworth
Peter Henry
First Reformed Church
Groveville
N. J
J. A. Smith
Genoa
Italy
Kansas
Topeka
Curtis
Taft
New York Cotton Exchange
Columbus, O
Salt Lake City
Utah
Adjt
Elioté
Santington
John Warne
Charles Clyburn
Godhaven
Greenland
Copenhagen
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Ethel Clare Leneve
Belle Elmore
Bow Street
London
Harry Morris
Putnam Avenue
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Berlin
Spandau
William McSurely
Muskegon
Marie Colombier
Sara Bernhardt
Parla
Dancy
Atlantic Coast
Imoro
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buten
Tombstone
Barnum
P. T. Barnum
Anita
Johnstown
Gerber
Luce
Beience
Hall
7 & Co
Toledo
Hie
Ailtresti
I. Cheney
Joy Driggiets
Th. Takenall
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