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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1908

Page

2

New York Welcomes Hudson Tubes in Historic Transit feat

New York and New Jersey celebrate the opening of three Hudson tunnels under the river marking a milestone in urban transport. The project began in 1878, cost about 71 million, and ends ferry era while linking Jersey City and Hoboken to Lower Manhattan.

New York City Bergs New Jersey Hudson New York McAdoo Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company Hoecken George Washington Brooklyn Jersey City Fulton and Cortlandt Streets Wall Street Manhattan Hoboken Sixth Avenue Thirty-sixth Street Broadway Jersey Upper Lower Manhattan Belmont Tle

Willing to Be Cannon Target In Naval Test

Two men, R. A. Tascoe of Glen Ridge New Jersey and Daniel H. Mills of Bellevue Kentucky, offered to risk their lives in military research by volunteering for tests on the turret of the monitor Florida. The Navy department replied that no humans will be placed in the turrets during the test, but commended their courage and invited enlistment.

Washington United States Navy Department R. A. Tascoe Glen Ridge N. J Daniel H. Mills Bellevue Snore Florida Tascoe Mills Department Navy

Stones clog Beacon plant cripples Chester power

Stones clogged the Beacon Electric Light plant pump in Chester pa shutting off the city’s electric current. The screen broke allowing obstructions to pass. several industrial plants halted. the Chester Times delayed. matinee crowds at the Chester Opera House and Family Theater left in dim light.

Chester Beacon Electric Light Company Beacon Company The Chester Times Chester Opera House Family Theater

Elephants Drug on Market

Kansas City reports a colorful market for wild animals as the Kansas City Zoological Society seeks to build a zoo in Swope Park. Offers include a full menagerie for 10000, male elephant 2500, female 2000, two male camels 600 per pair, lions 700 for a pair, a family of three lions 1350, two more females 750, leopard 200, hyena 200, black bear 100, wolves 25 each, half bred buffalo 150, elk 100, plus an Australian dealer with mostly birds ill suited to the climate.

Kansas City Kansas City Zoological Society Swope Park

Mollycoddle Is Sent Home From Western Military Academy

John Flentge a 19 year old cadet at Western Military academy in Upper Alton Illinois was escorted to a train by a committee of classmates and sent home after being labeled mollycoddie and mamma's boy. His Alton to Cape Girardeau ticket was purchased by fellow cadets and he was told to never return. Captain Eaton noted he had not broken any school rules but was markedly unpopular and thus barred from returning.

Upper Alton Ill Western Military Academy John Flentge EB. W. Flentge Cape Girardeau Alton Eaton Mlentge

Kept Fortune in Basket in Tennessee Slum Death

John Mc Millian aged 86 died in a Chattanooga hovel possessing a fortune of at least 150000 dollars. A chip market basket he carried contained cash and papers worth over 100000 dollars. He once owned much real estate. six years ago his son killed himself after which he converted most property to cash. He left no will. his fortune goes to his daughter Mrs Janes McCluggrage of Rose Fill Kansas. The two had long been estranged.

Chattanooga Tenn John McMillian Janes McCluggrage Rose Fill, Kan

Wu Versus Takahira In High Stakes Open Door Showdown

Two top East Asia diplomats Wu Ting-fang for China and Takahira for Japan arrive in Washington to duel over Manchuria and the open door. The United States stands to back China’s integrity while Japan seeks relief from economic strain and access to American trade. The coming year promises a pivotal diplomatic contest with Washington as arena and the two nations as principal players.

Washington Wi Ting-fang China Takahira Japan Manchuria United States Corea Hay Root Shanghai Germany Great Britain Far East America

Maud the mare costs farmers dear in codington county

In Codington county a sightless sorrel mare named Maud has cost three farmers nearly 200 dollars as lawyers fees mount toward a possible 1,000 dollars. Thomas Riley bought Maud for 35 dollars at auction and later refused to pay after discovering her value. He lost in justice court and in circuit court and now seeks a new trial with a bill of exceptions. May term will decide ownership amid rising costs and contention over Maud’s true value.

Watertown Codington County Maud Thomas Riley Justice Court Circuit Court Marquis Pwner

Peary Buys 16 Islands Near Eagle Island for Eskimo Dogs

Lieut Stppert By Peary quietly purchases titles to 16 islands in Cusco bay near his Eagle island summer home. He plans to breed Eskimo dogs on several islands, already owning 50 animals. Pups sell for 50 dollars each and a pure white specimen has attracted a large offer which he refused.

Lewiston, Me Stppert Peary Cusco Bay Eagle Island

Lawsuit Across Centuries Ends in Amicable Settlement

In Freimar a 1430 dispute over dam height between mill owners and Gotha suburb authorities ends after 478 years. The municipality pursued the case amid huge costs and long legal wrangling, concluding with an amicable resolution.

Berlin Freimar Gotha

Hammocks and Hearts in Verse and Verselets

A collage of humorous clippings about romance and weathered wit. It riffs on hammock lore, leap year mood, bread making, and a town editor prank, weaving jokes from music, rural life, and newspaper lore. It mentions a Maryland paper tale of Henry Miffins, a piano tale in Kansas, and a Heaven dream joke from Long Valley Idaho.

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