Lightning claims two boys at Annona Texas victims
Week in review notes James and Thomas Trimm aged 15 and 22 killed by lightning at their Annona Texas home. Other items mention Polly Morgan 107 from St Louis death, a deadly jetty accident near Port Stevens Oregon, a 13 state tornado death toll and multiple isolated incidents across the nation.
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Thomas Trimm
Annona
Texas
Polly Morgan
St. Louis
Beebfork
172 Dead in Storms Across Thirteen States
Tornadoes from the Dakotas to the Gulf devastate farms and towns in Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama. Death toll tallies rise as 172 are believed killed and 460 injured across Mississippi Louisiana Alabama and neighboring states.
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Gulf
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Tno
Gornaide
Union
Gulf of Meaxien
Death of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman retired British premier dies at his London home after prolonged illness. Attended by King Edward and other dignitaries, his resignation was marked by tributes from Asquith and Redmond, noting his long public service and impact on Ireland.
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Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
London
Sir Henry
Henry
Asquith
Bristol
Kenry
Downing Street
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Russia
Prince and Princess of Wales
Coarties
Redmond
Campbell Bannerman
Reland
Gladstone
Ireland
Supreme Court Upholds New Jersey Water Export Ban
The United States Supreme Court upheld New Jersey's prohibition on exporting state water by price. A New Jersey water company with a contract to supply New York City challenged the law as impairing the contract and unconstitutional. The report also notes ethics efforts by the American Bar Association and a memorial draft by the New York Bar?yers' Club featuring Frederick MacMonnies.
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Jersey
United States Supreme Court
Bax
New Jersey
Inaw
New York City
Iréderick
MacMonnies
Yers’ Club of
New York
Grammercy Park
Fortune for laborer tied to 1873 wreck and emigre tale
A long account details how a laborer in White Bluffs, Washington, learns of a fortune of 375000 dollars from an advertisement found on a wall. It follows Peter Andersen who sent to New York to finalize the transfer after an 1873 shipwreck near Newfoundland. The report also covers Emma Goldman’s reentry battle and accompanying anarchist figures and a bomb incident in Union Square.
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Higgine
Gosing
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Judgson Wholetraat
Chicago
Wells Fargo
Stiytes
Peter Andersen
White Bluffs
Wash
Andersen
New York
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W. J. Gottry
Newfoundland
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Peter Knuatsen
New York City
Knudsen
New Jersey
Emma Goldman
Canada
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Alexander Cerkman
Miss Goldman
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National Baseball Commission Awards Campbell to Chicago
The National Baseball Commission moves Campbell from Winnipeg to Chicago. It proposes a $100 fine for players who appeared in the California State League during winter, labeling the league outlaw. In Dublin, Jem Roche is knocked out by Tommy Barna in 1 minute 38 seconds. Hackenschmidt seeks a title return but not in Chicago.
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Jem Roche
George Hackenschmidt
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Ameri Ruler
Ames
Tage
Wilkjbe
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Peatisiet ¢ Cultural College
Cearvillis
Oregon
Wisconsin
Brownsville raid noted by Senator Warner over Texas claim
Senator Warner of Missouri asserted in the Senate that Brownsville Texas was shot up by Negro soldiers of the Twenty Fifth Infantry in 1906. The day featured naval appropriation debates, amendments on battleship construction, and House action on pension measures and river survey bills.
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Texas
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Sinois
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Kansas
Stafford
Wisconsin
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Ohio
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Tennessee
Ryan
New York
Hale
Warren
Secretary of War
Oregon and Caifornia Railroad Company
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United States
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National Capital Notes on Flag, Ambassadors, and Trade
A House committee passes a joint resolution gifting the forty six star flag to the Oklahoma Historical Society. The Hover approves a 50,000 pound naval station grant for Pearl Harbor Hawaii. Senate confirms David Jayne Hill as Ambassador to Germany Spencer F Eddy as minister to Argentina and Arthur M Beaupre of Illinois as ambassador. A note mentions tariff free list for goods sold abroad cheaper than U S products.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma Historical Society
Pearl Warbor
Hawaii
Senate
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Spencer F. Eddy
Argentine Republic
Arthur M. Beaupre
Linois
Facts For Sick Women Guidance From Mrs Pinkham
Mande E Fo of Leesburg Virginia writes to Mrs Pinkham describing her remedy for female ailments. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice and claims to have guided thousands to better health, offering her address in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Mande E. Fo
Leesburg, Va
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertsed Across Nation
A vintage advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh and its constitutional basis. The claim includes a $100 reward for proof of failure and urges internal use to purify blood and mucus surfaces, with purchase via 75 cent tablets.
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Nature
Cheney & CO
Taedo
Boneless shad fades from science headlines
A witty note on the boneless shad experiment showing limited room for both ideas as the boneless variant disappears from the record. The German carp voices enthusiasm before the twist of history ends the trend.
Everything Was Work in Polly of the Circus Rehearsal
February afternoon at the Liberty Theater Frederick Thompson scolds two actors for carelessness during a Polly of the Circus rehearsal star Mabel Taliaferro insists rest is work her husband jokes about the meaning of work and the actress replies everything is work in a humorous exchange drawn from Success Magazine
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New York
Polly
Liberty Theater
Frederick Thompson
Mabel Taliiaferro
Built Right Brain and Nerves Restored by Grape-Nuts
A reader testifies that long term dyspepsia left her bed bound until discovering Grape-Nuts. She reports gradual improvement, able to eat a normal diet again, and regained strength with daily use of Grape-Nuts and milk or cream. The ad claims notable health benefits from the product.
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Battle- Creek, Mich
Wellville
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