J P Morgan Shows List R Their Father's Memorial
In Hartford on December 1 J P Morgan and his sister the widow of Walter Burns arrived by special car to view the memorial of their father Junius Spencer Morgan erected by J P Morgan. They were joined by Rev Dr Francis Goodwin James J Goodwin and Senator Walter L Goodwin. Mrs Burns who resides in England viewed the Memorial Museum and Art Gallery and the family china and three tapestries donated by her brother. They then visited Cedar Hill Cemetery to inspect their parent's mausoleum.
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Hartford
J. P. Morgan
Walter Burns
Junius Spencer Morgan
Francis Goodwin
James J. Goodwin
Walter L. Goodwin
Noiseless Soup Spoon Invented in St Louis
St Louis December 7 a local inventor has designed a noiseless soup spoon. The device features a lid covering half the spoon with a slit for soup to enter the mouth while preventing any noise. The creator, H. B Campbell, asserts the design guarantees no inhaling of soup or noise during use.
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St. Louis
St. Louie
Campbell
Goldfish Terrarium Miniature at Cyrus Pharmacy Sale
Small glass globe aquariums with two goldfish pebbles and plants offered at Cyrus Pharmacy Fairfield Ave and Courtland St for one cent. Includes full care directions. Attractive, ornamental gifts from the sunny south.
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Cyrus Pharmacy
Fairfield Ave
Courtland St
Onty
Soup etiquette through Campbell's eyes
Campbell notes that you dip the spoon away from you to take soup, a practice he calls good manners. He cites consommé and purees as easily absorbed, while thicker soups like split pea and mock turtle require a larger spoon and a special design.
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Campbell
Naval Committee Turmoil Over Exiling Capps Widens
Washington December 7 The House Committee on Naval Affairs debates Secretary Meyer plans and the exile of former Chief Constructor Washington Lee Capps. Private sessions, bitter exchanges, and calls to recall Capps mark ongoing friction as leaders push to stall the Meyer reorganization.
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Naval Committee
United Press
Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Meyer
Hobson
Alabama
Capps
Central Bank Denounced by Knights of Labor Leader
Hayes, general master workman of the Knights of Labor, denounces the Central Bank scheme in the twenty-ninth general assembly. He cites wage stagnation, rising living costs, and growing military expenditures as evidence of danger from private banking power. He supports postal savings banks and urges a government telegraph and telephone system, urging vetting of lawmakers for or against such reforms.
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Knights of Labor
Twenty-Ninth
General Assembly of
Order
United States
Congress
Senate
United States Treasury
Aldrich
General Assembly
Our Order
Reform Party
Roosevelt
Sixtieth Congress
Taft
Telegraph and Telephone Trust
Pork Chops And Hog Meat Begin The Upward Climb
Chicago reports pork chops and hog products rising toward prior highs though fears of a strong return to high living costs are dismissed. Armour says Omaha gains are local. Chicago prices drive the national mood with only slight moves anticipated in both hogs and beef.
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United Press
Chicago
Omaha
Armour and Company
Armour
Remedy Claims Cure for Debilitating Lumbago
A Greenwood Louisiana man describes severe lumbago attacks that began as back pain and worsened to near paralysis. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy and Tamelad, he reports being free from symptoms and cites a dramatic recovery praised by a Brill and Curtis Pharmacy representative.
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J. W. Greer
Greenwood
Foley
Tamelad
F. B
Brill and Curtis Pharmacy
Decision Affects Traffic to Manhattan
New York December 7 A Federal Interstate Commerce Commission ruling targets the Adams Express Company over alleged monopoly practices and inflated express rates between New England factories and New York City The commission orders restoration of original rates or a comparable alternative within sixty days, with potential savings for Brockton Pawtucket Taunton and other New England manufacturers.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Cvent
Adams Express Company
New England
W. L. Douglas Shoe Company
Brockton
Richard J. Donovan
No. 170
Broadway
New York and Boston Despatch Express Company
Old Colony Railroad Company
Adams Company
New York and
Boston
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Fall River
Washington
Commission
Prouty
Donovan
Pawtucket
Taunton
Racar
Prince Edward Island oyster plan stirs in Ottawa debate
Ottawa reports MP Warburton pushes government backed oyster bed leases to boost PEI supply and control imports. He warns of overproduction risk, cites 50 to 60 million ova per oyster, and suggests private ownership of sea beds with long leases as a path to better culture. Ocean resources and American imports sparking policy talk.
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Ottawa
Ont
Warburton
Queens
Prince Edward Island
United States
Lynn Haven
L. P. Brodeur
Marine and Fisheries
Inez
Attenton
Prince Edward Islanders
Prisoner Denies Inmate Status in Court
In city court Prosecutor DeLaney questioned a well dressed prisoner arrested by a patrolman for annoying women. The man claimed Dr Ruland s Sanitarium Westport as home and said he was an attendant not an inmate. He gave the name Peter Nearant a carpenter of 44 W 100th St NYC and was sentenced by Judge Foster to 30 days in jail for breach of the fence.
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DeLaney
Gerrity
Ruland
Westport
Peter Nearant
W. 100Th Street
New York City
Foster
More Snow Expected Tonight In New Haven Area
New Haven reports unsettled weather with probable snow tonight or Thursday. Brisk northerly winds lessen and shift to variable. A Virginia coast storm moves northeast toward Nantucket producing winds and snow from Virginia to Maine. A separate Lake Superior disturbance brings light snow to the northern Lake region while the south and west enjoy pleasant weather. Temperature runs below zero in the northwest. local conditions favor fair weather with slightly higher temperatures.
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United Press
New Haven
Virginia
Nantucket
Mass
Maine
Lake Superior
Funeral plans reveal simple rites for Mrs Eddy
Boston December reports that Mary Baker Eddy will be buried with austere ceremony. Only her wives household and select Christian Science officials may attend. Carded access to Chestnut Hill grounds. Judge Clifford P. Smith to lead service with Mrs Carroll Hoyt Powers assisting. Body to lie in receiving vault at Mt. Auburn Cemetery under guard until mausoleum completion near Halcyon Lake.
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United Press
Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
Christian Science Organization
Chestnut Hill
Halcyon Lake
Dr Barbour to Speak at Polis
Rochester crowds praised Dr Clarence A Barbour after he resigned as Lake Avenue Baptist pastor in 1909 to join the Y M C A North America. The Democrat and Chronicle hailed his wider scope and usefulness. Barbour will speak at Polis theatre Sunday afternoon on Missing the Mark.
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Rochester
N. Y
Clarence A. Barbour
Lake Avenue Baptist Church
Young Men's Christian Association of North America
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Lake Avenue Baptist
Dr. Barbour
Great Young Men's Christian Association
Keeper of Gambling House Defends as Honest Food Purveyor
Samuel Mufillin, keeper of a gambling house at 205 Willard Street, raided by police, argues in court he is an honest purveyor of foodstuffs. Judge Foster smiles as he defends himself while William H. Maby, famed gambling king, and others are noted among police suspects. The piece references the Colonial Club with incorporators Walter Rew, William Mullizan, and a Black.
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Samuel Mufillin
Willard Street
Judge Foster
William H. Maby
Maby
DeLaney
Greenstein
Campler
Marillia
Colonial Club
Walter Rew
William Mullizan
Nis 4
Police
Gambling raid ends with fines and flight from headquarters
Court records show a gambling raid where Maby failed to appear as his name was called alongside two repeat offenders. Marillia paid 60 dollars plus costs while Michael Murray and John Virelli each paid 10 dollars plus costs. Marillia denied knowledge of gambling as officers entered late Sunday, and several suspects fled the scene, some leaving hats behind.
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Maby
Marillia
Michael Murray
John Virelli
O Leary
Prout and
Colgan
Youth in Last Stage of Disease in City Court
Mentally weak and wasting in an advanced stage of lung trouble, 19 year old Thomas Kemple of 376 Warren Street was remanded by Judge Foster for a mental and physical exam by Dr. C L Banks. He will be brought back to court Saturday after an arrest for drunkenness left him unfit for yesterday's proceeding. His parents are dead and he lives with relatives. The report also notes the U S Census Bureau figures for South Dakota showing a 45.4 percent population increase to 583,888, not enough for another Representative.
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Thomas Kemple
Warren Street
Foster
C. L. Banks
Kemple
Alleged Garage Thief Held In Kings County Justice’s Garage
Probable cause was found today against Joseph Kiaski arrested yesterday for burglarizing the garage of Judge Joseph T. Mareon of the New York Supreme Court. Kiaski carried an auto tire and fur coat belonging to the Brooklyn justice and had concealed them since November 28. He was held under $500 for trial before the next term of the superior court.
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Westport
Joseph Kiaski
Joseph T. Mareon
Supreme Court of
Kings County
Brooklyn
Kiaski
Brooklyn Justice
Kinski
Superior Court
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