Record of Our Troops in Vera Cruz and Nearby Affairs
A summary of U S troops at Vera Cruz praised for sanitary gains and discipline amid temperamental local foes. The piece notes arid conditions, improved sanitation, and high officer and soldier spirit, while admitting some equipment inefficiency. It also mentions hillside timber from the cast region and tax changes, plus wildlife notes about a Grand Canyon mountain lion and predators being controlled by game wardens to protect stock and game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vera Crus
Fook
Grand Canyon Game Apes
Tusayan National Forest
Tapeworm Removal in Three Hours With Tapeline Claim
A dated promotional notice asserts a remedy named Tapeline can remove a tapeworm within three hours, claiming it eliminates the head and all parts without prior preparation. The source presents an unsourced guarantee and promotional language.
Naramore Resigns After Long Service at Cemetery
Frank J. Naramore resigns as secretary and manager of Mountain Grove Cemetery Association after twenty years of service. Directors accept with reluctance and praise his role in developing a notable, elegant burial grounds. Charles M. Read chosen to replace him as the vacancy is filled.
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Frank J. Naramore
Mountain Grove Cemetery Association
Naramore
Charles B
David B. Read
David F. Read
Donn Barber
Penneetsat
Naram
Neramore
Bridgeport
Luca
Waramore
Charles’ M
Prince of Wales
France
President awaits state's action in mine troops case
President to withdraw federal troops from the Colorado strike zone as soon as official word is received from Governor Emmons that state control can resume. The President said the commission named by him would not affect the present strike but help settle future differences. Seth Low and other commission members expected in Washington December 14 to confer with labor officials.
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Wilson
Colorado
Socom
Emmons
Seth Low
Washington
Department of Labor
Fashion notes on collars gowns and materials
A weathered fashion column outlines high temperatures by region then shifts to style trends. It highlights velvet bands lace collars fur wraps tunics of net with velvet borders blue serge with plaid silk for school wear overgaiters with suits, cautioning velvet footwear, lace tunics, and coated fabrics like corduroy resembling crystal line. It notes fullness at the wrist, colonial fur scarves, and practical items like a Persian silk bag.
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Minter Street
E H Dillon Co Wholesale and Retail Leading Milliners
The advertisement lists E H Dillon Co with multiple addresses including 1105 Man St, 908 Mein St, Hartford and 10 Rue St Cecile Paris. It promotes wholesale and retail millinery offerings.
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E.H. Dillon & CO
Man St
Mein St
Hartford
Rue St. Cecile
Paris
Fur Scarfs and Sets on Sale in Various Fur Types
An advertisement promotes a large stock of fur scarfs muffs and sets in Black Fox Lynx Red Fox natural raccoon skunk blue wolf black wolf and more. Prices range from about 1.48 to 35.00 with selections for children and ensembles. Also mentions a map of territory where England.
Naval game map shows Germany Britain clash and key bases
The map depicts German and British naval maneuvering with Salisbury Plain as training ground for Carl Kitchener's forces en route to General French. Reports state reinforcements head to Havre to dodge raiders while German submarines threaten, as Zeebrugge and Dover areas draw bombardments and the Bulwark's fate is questioned.
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Germany
Great Britain
Salisbury Plain
Carl Kitchener
Havre
Dover
Warowe
Downs
Sheerness
Soustis Pennan
Zeebruggé
Waa Brown
Sree
Zeel
Fine Feathers at Lyric Theater Impresses Calhoun Group
Calhoun Stock company at Lyric presents Fine Feathers with Lowell Sherman Inez Ragan and Joseph Heginton in principal roles. Sherman as a chemist, Ragan as his wife, Heginton as the tempter, and Edward Darney as a clever newsman drive a powerful drama about common people. Ruth Findlay and Emma De Weale contribute strong supporting work as the Swedish servant and neighbor. The production features solid staging and expensive set pieces, with curtain calls for tonight and tomorrow.
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Robert Hdeson
Lowell Sherman
Calhoun Stock Company
Lyric Theater
Exesén
Sherman
Calhoun
Hine Feathers
Calhoun Company
Inez Ragan
Joseph Heginton
Ragan
Meeinton
Edward Darney
Emma de Weale
Parable of Service marks Wednesday South Church meeting
The mid week service at South Church will be held in the chapel on Wednesday December 2 at 745 pm. The men of the church will have full charge of this meeting with music planned and a focus on A Parable of Service from Matthew chapter 20. Katherine G Hicks of Montreal is visiting her sister at 1765 Noble Avenue en route to Florida for a pre holiday break delayed by war conditions.
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South Church
Katherine G. Hicks
Montreal
Can
Phillip J. McLaughlin
Noble Avenue
Miss Hicks
Florida
Bread Line in Hungry Belgium Reported by Berlin
Berlin reports German army officers are striving to ease hunger in Belgium by distributing food. American food contributions have been refused. The image shows bread lines in Belgian cities with German soldiers handing out food to women and children in public.
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Berlin
Belgium
America
Operator Held For Giving Out AP Messages
New York December 1. Linder charged with violating penal law by distributing news messages from the Associated Press. Alberto Venino, Linder's counsel, sought adjournment to confer with AP counsel and testify to any wrong. Motion overruled. AP employees testified about a decoy image claiming news of the sinking of the Russian dreadnaught Filka. Linder testified he received money from the New York News Bureau for sending messages taken from AP wires. No wage appeared for Linder. He was released in custody for counsel until a surety company renews his $5,000 bond.
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New York
Linder
Associated Press
Alberto Venino
Filka
Ismail Linder
New York News Bureau
Associat Press
Bond Market Opens Quietly Amid Mixed Trading
New York bonds opened with light dealings and a few notable blocks. The first 10 minutes saw $2,000 St Paul convertible 4 1 4 at a 1 4 point decline. Public Service of New Jersey 5s fell 1 4, while Pacific and steel related issues inched variedly. Overall activity favored speculative and obscure bonds, with several issues slipping 2 to 4 points and total noon volume slightly above yesterday.
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New York
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Rock Jigiena
Public Service of New Jersey
Interborough
United States Steel
Burlington General
Burlington
Minois
Obituary Martha A Ward DOLLAN Dies. Mass at Sacred Heart
Funeral services for Martha A Ward Dollan widow of Peter Jan were held from her Park Avenue home then at Sacred Heart Church. Rev Richard Moore led a solemn requiem Mass with deacon Rev Thomas Mooney sub deacon Rev Matthew Judge and a church quartet performing Domine and Come Unto Me. Pallbearers included John Lynch James McLoughlin and others. burial followed at St Michael's Cemetery.
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Martha A. Ward Dollan
Martha A
Peter Jan
Park Avenue
Sacred Heart R. C
Richard Moore
L.D.L
Thomas P. Mooney
Matthew Judge
Charles Ogrenh
R. J. Witterwell
Catherine Lyons
John Lyons
Quartette
John Lynch
James McLoughlin
Philip Blansfield
William Patnode
Daniel Flaherty
Thomas Ward
Thomas Mooney
St. Michael’s Cemetery
The Christmas Spirit At Smith Murray Co
The Smith Murray Co offers a festive atmosphere and wide gift selection for the holiday season. Ready to serve shoppers with improved trade and prompt service, the store features new displays of regular merchandise and Christmas stocks and a free gift suggestion leaflet for customers.
Stevenson and Tennyson in Memoir Lore of War and Writings
Excerpts from 1893 letters and reminiscences recount Stevenson’s health battles and constant writing amid illness, Tennyson dining anecdotes, and Bugles at war where duty meets danger. The piece threads literary memory with warlike duty and personal endurance.
First Reaping Machine in Farm and Fireside
The article recounts Cyrus Hartheman and the first reaper, noting his early struggles, a 1531 breakthrough, and later sales including a $30 sale in Egypt Virginia. It contrasts progress with anecdotal scenes and mentions a mendicant in New York after a five day workhouse sentence, plus a note on yellow fever’s first appearance in Columbus in 1495.
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Gyrus
Eale
Egeypt
Yellow Fence
Columbus
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