Laying of Cathedral Stone at Mt Saint Alban Washington
Bishop Satterlee lays the foundation stone of the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul on Mt St Alban Washington with President Roosevelt and Bishop Ingram attending. An open air service by the Brotherhood of St Andrew closes the international Episcopal convention. Prominent figures including J Pierpont Morgan and Chief Justice Fuller are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundey
Washington
D. C
Ethoe
Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
Mt. St. Alan Wiscowen Avenue
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Episcopal Church In
America
United States
London
Roosevelt
Ingram
J. Pierpont Morgan
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
A. F. Winnington-Ingram
Satterlee
Socialists in riot disrupt Italian meeting in New York
Italian socialists rioted at Cooper Union during a federation of Italian societies protest against government actions against the clergy. For twenty five minutes the disturbance continued until police reserves under Lieut Powers intervened. Nine ringleaders were arrested and 199 others beaten and ejected. Night court fines were imposed on eight men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cooper Union
Federation of Italian Societies
Merry del Val
Powers
Japanese Sealers Allegedly Loot Alaskan Village
A report to U S Consul Smnith from Capt Maore of the schooner Casec describes a Japanese sealing crew landing at Litak Bay on southwest Kodak Island in Behrings Sea season. Russians and locals say houses were broken into looted and cattle driven off on Shellholf Island. authorities informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litak Bay
United States
Smnith
Vancouver
Maore
Casec
Kodak Island
Behringses
Muro
Shellholf Tsland
Real estate man Frank B. Smithener dies during Sunday School
Frank B. Smithener, a prominent St Louis real estate man, collapsed and died at the Second Presbyterian Church during Sunday School after singing the opening hymn. The incident occurred as the class concluded the opening hymn, with the final line “God be with you till we meet again.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Smitchener
St Louis
Second Presbyterian Church
Japanese Sword Gift to President Roosevelt Revealed
Taniemon Hitachiyama, Japan’s wrestling champion, presented a jeweled Japanese sword to President Roosevelt. The report notes stock quotes from Bloux City Live Stock Market with beef cattle at 4.00 to 4.50 and top hogs at 6.10, plus various international political items and local nominations.
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Roosevelt
Taniemon Hitachiyama
Japan
Sloux City
Bloux City
Yve
Father Schell Arrested In Oregon Land Fraud Case
Rev Joseph Schell pastor of a Tony satfiolte congregation was arrested on a charge of defrauding a local township by billing for funeral services and other expenses. The Tony Enterprise reports he claimed payments for two infant funerals and other costs, which he denies, saying he never billed the town and that trustees attempted to pressure him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscountn
Joseph Schell
Satfiolte
Tony
Oregon
Ideal
Ametale
John Fenno
Uwins
Trin
Ray
Ather Schell
Hue Bia
Wiegel
Shell
Origst
Kellogg Close to Key Standard Oil Books in U S Probe
Kellogg Lopes, pursuing dissolution of Standard Oil of New Jersey, presses hearing Friday in the United States case. He says he is closer to the books that could show the trustees and liquidating records, while Charles White testifies two safes once held Standard Oil papers, one later emptied. White cannot locate stock transfer records from the liquidation era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles White
Standard ON Company of
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
White
Mr. White
Great Lands Open for Settlement Across Northwest Regions
The government plans to open over 4,000 acres of timber, agricultural, and mineral land in eight reservations across eastern Washington, northern Idaho, western Montana, and South Dakota to settlement within twelve months. The lottery system distributes 1,000,000-plus acres among Colville, Takoma, Coeur d Alene, Lembi, and other areas, signaling a major expansion era with speculation about the frontier's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sucle Sant
Northwest
Uncle ‘Am
Washington
Idaho
Montana
South Dakota
Fist Railroad
Colville
Takoma
Coeur d'Alene
Lembi
Great Fire Destroys Hundreds of Homes in Wuchow China
A major blaze in Wuchow China destroyed hundreds of houses and many boats and pontoons. Fire officials fear high property losses with uncertain casualty figures as residents begin cleanup and salvage operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Wuchow
Wreck In Pennsylvania Injures Eight At Joanttta Bridge
Eight persons were injured in a railroad wreck on the Pennsylvania line at Joanttta bridge near Buncanhan, Yu. on Friday when an Altagu ayaccommodation train ran into a street car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joanttta Bridge
Buncanhan
Raabway Clerks Strike Paralyzes Ohio Depots
About two hundred railway clerks in Ohio representing six states walked out on Friday demanding a new working agreement. More than that number stayed at their depots as the strike began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raabway
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Jot Hawthorne in Airieton
A petition in bankruptcy was filed in the office of the clerk of the United States district court by Jot Hawthorne, a graduate of Plounington, TH, listing liabilities of 83,210 and assets of SGU, 072.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dines
Ofice
United Ktaton Aéiriet
Jot
Hawthorne
Jlounington
Geran Day Celebration Without Beer At Kewaunee
Annual Geran day celebration in Kewaunee Ut Thursday marked a novel experiment by omitting beer. The event stood out as the most successful of the tetrad over, held in western finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olwerve Geruum Bay
Kewaunee
Finols
Bankers Approve Mephura Bill For Credit Money Policy
The American Bankers Association in Atlantic City by viva voce vote approved the Mephura bill favoring credit money and voted to continue the currency commission. A. Barlow Hepburn chaired the discussion in St Louis as commission head, aiming to secure legislation to correct issues in the currency system. Opposing delegate Yates of Omaha protested, saying there is no public support and calling it a political lie while urging use of cash reserves in Washington and opposing government guaranteed notes. A. J. Parker suggested government control of clearing houses and creation of a central bank to ease market stringency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers’ Association
Hepburn
Yates
Ommha
Associadla
Washington
Congress
United States
A. J. Parker
Quinney
Accused Bribe Attempt in Ohio Standard Oil Juror Case
J. B. Williamson was arrested in Finding, Ohio, on an indictment charging an attempt to bribe juror Charles F. Thompson in the Ohio v Standard Oil case tried last June. Mrs. Thompson testified Williamson offered to sway her husband to hang or oppose conviction. Williamson admitted proposing to pay Mrs. Thompson 390 to 1000 dollars for juror alignment in the final vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Willigmigan
Charles F. Thompson
State of Ohio
Standard OH Company
Charles E. Thompson
Willamson
Standard Oil
Williamson
Thompson
Picketing Declared Illegal by Wisconsin Supreme Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court reversed Judge J J Dick's ruling against A C Humphrey in a strike at Vitter Manufacturing. The decision holds that picketing is illegal, seen as a major victory for the Milwaukee foundrymen's association. The case stems from the May 2 1906 strike by 1100 molders seeking unionization across ten Milwaukee plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court of
J. J. Dick
A. C. Humphrey
Vitter Manufacturing Company
Foundryman's Association
Ten Foundries
Milwaukee
Ambush Wounds Alaska Home Railway Survey Party
A survey party from the Alaska Home Railway company was ambushed fifteen miles from Valdez in Keystone Canyon while surveying from Valdez toward Summit. The attackers, led by Edward Wassey, wounded the surveyors and workmen as oilers search for Jussry and the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haluay Surveyiong Parity
Valdes
Alaska
Guggenheim
Copper River
North~ Western
Alaska Home Railway
Keystone Canyon
Valdez
Summit
Edward Wassey
United States’ Marshal
Exclusion Petition Aims to Ban Orientals Across Canada
A petition signed by hundreds of British Columbians seeks immediate legislation to ensure the absolute exclusion of orientals from the Dominion of Canada. It is addressed to Premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Carrie Nation is released from Washington jail after her disorderly conduct sentence, with her fine paid by a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfrid Laurener
Dominion of Canada
Carrie Nation
Dull
Washington, D. C
Robbery takes post at West Siberia post
A band of robbers halted a post near Tohbolsk in West Siberia and killed the postman in charge. They escaped with about $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trussian Mall
Tohbolsk
West Siberia
Thureday
Oyster Hay Return Ends President Stoorevelt Summer Vacation
President Stoorevelt returned to Washington at id o'clock Wednesday morning, concluding his summer vacation which began June 12 at Oyster Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanves Oyster Hay
Stoorevelt
Washington
Oyster Hay
Nome Warship North Dakota Named for Navy Plans
The Navy awards a 20,000 ton battleship contract naming the vessel Nome for North Dakota as Ship No. 23 and designates the other new battleship as Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TT Nome
North Dakota
Tur
Plague Continues at Prince San Francisco Report
Fragmented OCR summary notes plague ongoing at Prince, citing 43 deaths and 64 percent mortality. Mentions San Pyanelseo and BuZpErts with unclear phrases about 26 deaths and conversion of cakes, unclear figures and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Duboniy
San Pyanelseo
Unclear political confrontation cited in Wisconsin note
Fragments report a Bloomington individual and group tensions at a front door with a shotgun present. Mentions of Wisconsin Democratic committee activity, an upcoming November event, and a $10 speaker fee in twelve cities, with several names and places obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turos
Bloomington
Wien
Jefferson Laebingan
Deryan Ty
Chatanan Mame
Demcrate Stile Committee
Wisconsin
Witla
Bryan
Mnatute
Iowa State Extension Urges Seed Corn Harvest and Selection
The Iowa State College Agricultural Extension at Ames urges farmers to select well matured seed ears now. They warn that saving inferior ears leads to weak stock next year and propose cutting and hanging 20 ears per stalk to dry. They note 209000 town farms average forty five acres of corn and urge saving extra seed to help neighbors who failed to save seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pali
Hangry
Lowa
Stalin
Man Returns After Seven Years to Remarry Wife
A man once separated from his wife and two children for seven years returned to Swaledale and remarried Minnie Keeling. After enlisting, serving in the Philippines and Cuba, he divorced there on grounds of desertion. Now with two sons aiding the reunion, the couple plans to farm in Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Rogers
Sain
Artad
Whlma Keeling
Minnie Keeling
Swaledale
Cuba
Shorty
Keeling
Anny
Whoa
Franklin County
Warning at Spencer Pool Stalls Allows Young Boys to Play
Anxiety among Spencer residents peaks as about forty youths aged 14 to 18 gather at pool parlors after school. They reportedly disturb school authorities and prompt fathers to demand Mayor J T Painter to bar minors from these venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Spencers Feading
J.T. Painter
M. E. DeWulf
Bred Kirk+patrick
Wetlan
Fire Gutts Tama Building in Berlington Blaze
A basement and lower story fire gutted the Tama building, home to F A Stingald Clothing and others, in Turlington. Damages run about 76 000 with insurance. Ringolds loss totals 45 000 with 30 000 insured. Upper floors used for offices. smoke forced tenants from the river side. Five people rescued by firemen amid dramatic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Turlington
F. A. Stingald Clothing Company
Damaire
Wang
Court told to call judge over Des Moines recruit affair
Ambiguous text describes purported refusal by Judge Hugh Wrennan to apologize for an incident involving Lieut. John Downs at the Des Moines recruiting station. The report mentions sending details to Washington and a demand for a complete report of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Wrennan
Mary
John Downs
Des Moines
Forwii
Washington
Bean Death Linked to Childs Fatal Swelling Incident
A two year old Robert Graham from Canton died after swelling worsened during transport to doctors. Physicians failed to stabilize the child within a day due to prolonged attempts at treatment. In Sioux County farmers report minor crop damage despite frost and harsh weather. corn shows progress and is largely out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Graham
Canton
Sioux County
Mire at Port Delge and Fort Dodge Auction Fire
A garbled report describes a blaze at a Fort Dodge sale site with 64 000 tied to a ship or house. It mentions fumes threatening Western fire safety and a call to underground cables, plus citywide ordinances affecting work and law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Delge
Hye
Fort Dodge
Clinton
Clinetan
Water rights dispute over municipal supply rights in Port Dodge
A heated legal clash unfolds over whether a city can cut off private water access and force a private firm to locate within its system. The case centers on a municipal plan to divert large quantities of water, with hearings scheduled and officials warning of possible court action as the city battles over water plant operations and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncipaity
Timanutacuirhig Enterprises Weah
Tta Deng
Port Dodge
Conia
Tuila
Frat Abduction and Release Near Dubuque Farm
A nervous Dubuque high student Roy Lorraine was abducted by a group and forced to endure tying and confinement in a farm cellar. He awakened to find a box like enclosure, then was released by morning by friends after a terrifying night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lorraine
Dubuque High Selog
Lorraine
Waver Fleet to Greet President Visit in Keokuk
Rivercraft owners prepare a vast flotilla to greet President Roosevelt in Keokuk. Boats from Keokuk and Fort Madison depart Tuesday morning for a coordinated river procession, with many vessels decorated for the occasion and a helper flotilla expected to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foavevelt
Keokuk
Fort Madison
Water loo preacher links teen marriages to rising divorce tide
Rev Frank Cole of Pleat Methodist Church Waterloo calls teen marriages chicken pox love and a surface issue. He cites forty two Blackhawk county divorce suits this term as a sermon example, arguing divorces should only be granted for statutory reasons while noting divorced individuals gain social acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Divine
Frank Cole
Pleat Methodist Church of
Waterloo
Blackhawk County
Kraut Day Celebration At Ackley Draws Big Crowds
A large crowd gathered in Ackley for a unique Kraut Day celebration featuring three barrels of sauerkraut and 609 pounds of welner wurst served at midday. Gov. Cummins spoke from a platform on Main Street as attractions delighted attendees. The event closed with several mishaps and a transport derailment delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Walters
Proaenica
Gov. Cumming
Thurs
Ces. Cummins
Min
WU TING FANG RETURNS AT Washington
A garbled report claims Wu Ting Fang returns to Washington as a former minister or official. It mentions past service in Wa Tine Bay and a lengthy representation in Washington. The text references five years and a dignitary role, with unclear dates and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chlarne Leider
Waehinsten
Washington
Clint
Wotton
Noventer
Iol
Seportianen
Fragmentary notes on travels and legal questions abroad
Fragmentary OCR reads of a person traveling to London and being admitted to the bar in an inter curple, with mentions of Mexy Hoglish, plus discussions of voices and questions from many people. It also notes hosting an event in Washington with a Yaranghout trip to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Riktur
Mastodon Found in Central Alaska Frozen Intact Near Chitkooy Paw
Prof. GW Ginore and Urd Shaw of Washlowton State College lead a party from Mastis mow in central Alaska. They report a massive mastodon preserved in ice near the Mate winder, with hair and fat still fresh in parts. The specimen measures about 40 feet in length when standing, with a trunk to tail span near 9 to 10 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bladeenalan
GW. Ginore
W.S. Shaw
Washlowton State College
Mastis
Alaska
Great Mate Winder
Chitkooy Paw
Marty
Wisconsin Republican gathering backs Mallette for president
Notes from a Wisconsin political gathering at the state fair in Milwaukee show strong support for Senator Mallette as a presidential candidate next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asm
Milseaukoo
Senmtur
Mallette
Frank C. Barrnes
Lake Shore
Anos Mierka
Frenant
Ole
Samuel Jones
Sid
Cerar
Woodville
Yoleda
New York Central
Utlea
John Eherlea
Mik Nuane
Doan’s Kidney Pills Advertised Across Century Decline
An aged ad copy extols Doan’s Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and kidney trouble. It touts relief from headaches fatigue and fog, praising a Mr Milburn Co and a York Sun quote while claiming women of seventy still rely on the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtra
Darna
Doan
Myster Milburn Co. Metal
X.Y
Dave
York Sun
Fragmented OCR letter hints at postwar political fund drive
A garbled OCR fragment shows names such as Lonokins and Kiswthy, referencing contributions and payments. It mentions a New York dinner, state entering a campaign, and ammunition wording, suggesting a misread political solicitation tied to wartime or postwar activity with unclear dates and entities.
Mra Winston's Soothing Kyrupter and a Paris skating tale
A garbled reminiscence recalls Mme Yvette Guilbert skating at the Bole de Vontogne in Paris and a New York anecdote about learning to skate. The narrator quotes Guilbert on perseverance and a crowded train scene with a humorous exchange about seating and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvette Guilbert
Bole de Vontogne
Paris
Mme. Guilbert
New York
Qabbert
Xen dog in courtroom chatter sparks odd exchange
A quirky courtroom exchange centers on a man named Wilfred who is described as a xen dog by a judge. The dialogue hints at a peculiar judge’s rationale and a claim about recurring airborne behavior, leaving the exact meaning unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werror
Wilfred
Minte Nin Rien Repeats Wealthy Tailor Quote
In a Philadelphia Press piece a wealthy tailor argues that clothes do not make the man. The quotation evokes social commentary on appearance and status with ironic phrasing.
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Jot Charles Bell
City of London
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Ban Antonio
Tex
Callaghan
Geo. Meyer
Unitad Blutes Army
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Leopard Markbratt
Cincinnati Voalksblatt
Ohio Loyal Legion
Langworth
Father Schell
James Cooper
James Bolly
Ehard Smith
Morris Park
New York City
Hankers
Iowa State News
SASE
Berlington
Key EN Coppin
Mary Melntyre
Bort Dodge
Stile Pirdon Board
Jboard
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Didietord
Prand
Millegedt
Don
Midern
Short Williamson
Prank Jones
Iowa
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Danke
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Mir Muffett
Hieeg
Gavin
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Divdlina
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Athey
Phily
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Ality
Fit
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Keine
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Mark ‘Tovalu
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Nevada
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Winston
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