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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1908

Page

6

Wade Ellis A Cincinnati Reporter Nominated for Ohio Attorney General

From Covington to Washington Wade H Ellis rose from a Cincinnati reporter to a national figure involved in platform drafting for Roosevelt and Taft. He helped craft Ohio municipal code language, became Cincinnati corporation counsel, and rose to attorney general prospects amid Republican reform efforts in 1904.

Wade H. Ellis Ohio Washington Kentucky Cincinnati Hills Allis Roosevelt Ellis White House Taft Virginia Beach Chicago Covington Pennsylvania Avenue Bonaparte Hillis Queen City Buckeye Bilis President Hayes Ells Legal Department of Washington and Lea University Columbus George Cox The Cincinnati Tribune

Mrs Ryan Plans Grand Gift to Georgetown University

Mrs Thomas Fortune Ryan, famed Catholic benefactor, contemplates another major gift to Georgetown University in Washington. She aims to buy two brick streets’ blocks, transform them into a park, and install a grand gated entrance inspired by Florence to dignify the campus. The plan reflects her devotion to the alma mater of her sons and her extensive charity work in the capital.

York Thomas Fortune Ryan Georgetown University Washington Florence Georgetown College

Waiterless restaurant at Saranac site eyed in Broadway plans

John L. Murray backed by tobacco interests wins a 21 year lease on the old Saranac hotel site at Broadway and Forty second street. The waiterless concept uses button orders, a sinking table to move dishes, a top floor for bachelors, and a dumb waiter system with air power. An investment of 400000 is planned for alterations and decorations.

Saranac Hotel Broadway Forty-second Street John Ll. Murray Murray Europe Henry Elkins Forty Second Street

Twins in a New York cafe dodge service papers

Miss Loretta Phenney sues Cosint Ignatz for 50000 dollars in a breach of promise suit in supreme court. Process server J W Staff and attorney Louis Schwartz chased twin counts at the Waldorf cafe as the brothers swapped identities, then Ignatz was finally served.

Count Ignatz Count Carlos Gombossi Waldorf Gombossis Loretta Phenney Supreme Court Cosint Ignatz Louis Schwartz J. W. Staff Schwartz Kerr Taffe Waldorf Cafe Count Ygnatz Count Carlos Ignatz Gombossi Count Carlos Gombossi Ignatz Count Ignatz Gombossi Thirty-first Street Carlos Madison Avenue Gombossi Ignata Forty-second Street

Descendant of Kings from Montezumas trains in New York

Mme Guadalupe de Haro, a Mexican descendant of the Montezumas, studies domestic science in New York to bring skills back to Mexico. She praises American women for their courage and work, after a life of wealth and loss, and notes the strong modern domestic science system she now admires.

Mexico Mme Guadalupe de Haro New York University of New York Mme Guadalupe de Haro Degree Lake Iittle Mme. de Haro Cortez Montezuray Americai Yau

Worcester man tops Mont Blanc ascent in record time

William H. Hobbs of Worcester Massachusetts a geology professor at the University of Michigan and son of the late Capt Horace Hobbs has broken the Mont Blanc ascent record reaching the Grands Mulets and returning in seven and a half hours He has long pursued mountain climbing abroad studying geology and witnessed Vesuvius erupting He is a noted figure in American mountaineering with ties to Worcester Polytechnic Institute Johns Hopkins Harvard and other universities.

Worcester Mass Fannie Bullock Workman William H. Hobbs University of Michigan Horace Hobbs Mont Blanc Grands Mulets Hobbs Mt. Vesuvius Worcester Polytechnic Institute Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Harvard College Courag Ann Arbor University of Wisconsin

Cyclone in Nebraska Destroys Homes and Odd Relic

July 4 scientific note reports seven tornadoes in Buffalo county near Kearney on June 4. A caster from a table was uprooted and driven into a walnut tree after the storm. The base lay in the tree while the top and turntable were displaced. A bottle found with twigs packed in its neck remained broken.

New York City Buffalo County Nebraska Kearney Edward C. Bricker Scientific American Bricker G. F. Franks

Defunct paper nudges readers on pantry shelves

A brief exchange notes the demise of Brown's paper and The Argus as a good publication that nonetheless failed to fit anyone's pantry shelves. The fragment hints at a local information loss and a humorous excuse for its downfall.

Brown the Argus

Aunt Sally of Gloucester A Sketch From Mrs Nichols Tale

Artist Mrs Rhodas Holmes Nichols recalls Aunt Sally an elderly widowed neighbor near Gloucester Massachusetts. The old woman leans on a stick amid a deteriorating health decline with rheumatism preventing sitting or lying down as the summer passes.

Sally Jay

In Self-Defense

A brief dialogue contrasts gender talk styles with a sharp quip about listening. The exchange plays on stereotypes, presenting a witty clash over conversational dominance between a man and a woman.

Elixir FSeung Supports Natural Relief for Habitual Constipation

A fragmentary notice discusses habitual constipation and natural relief through proper daily routines and nourishment. It emphasizes supporting nature rather than replacing function, noting remedies should assist rather than supplant bodily processes. The text mentions per efforts and nightly care as beneficial.

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