Trusts as a menace to government, Sage interview
New York Aug 22 Hassell Sageton interview quotes Morgan on trusts as a rising threat to the government. The reporter notes fears of a revolt and a financial upheaval if trusts consolidate power. Sage argues for coordinated but divided industry to prevent domination and preserves economic balance.
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New York
Hassell Sage Ton
Todns Nefer
J. Her Joont
Morgan
Mir Love
Morn
Sted
Mr Lau
Wes Sage
Admiral von Diedrichs Units and German policy tale
Reported notes from Berlin discuss Admiral von Diedrichs, his resignation rumors, and alleged actions to position ships against the American squadron. It cites claims from Einhand, Captain Chichester’s supposed restraint, and a reprimand by the Kaiser. Also referenced is admiration for America shown by von Diedrichs during a Chicago World’s Fair visit. A dubious medical ad for Herbine follows, with price and distributor.
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Achund
von Diedrichs
Theotteer
Asin
Manila
Dunin
von Diedrich
Dewer
von Dedrichs
Germany
United States
Einhand
Chichester
Chicago
America
A Mother Starved to Death in Poverty
Mrs. Sarah Schumacher, 70, was found dead in her room and her daughter Mirtha wandered in a dazed state. The coroner ruled starvation the cause, noting several days without meals due to poverty. Martha said pride kept them from seeking help, with rich relatives in Philadelphia and Virginia. Ill health left Martha as sole support for her widow mother.
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Lastimar
Sarah Schumacher
Mirtha
Jones
Martha
Saother
Franz Sigel Dies At Bronx Home At 89
New York August 21 Franz Sigel who inspired German born volunteers in the Union died at his home in the Bronx at 144 am in his 89th year His sons Robert Paul and Franz Jr and his daughter Mrs Leif Schehl were by his bedside A veteran Civil War general born in Baden November 1824 he rose from colonel to major general and commanded at Harper's Ferry Bull Run and subsequent campaigns through 1864.
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New York
Franz Sigel
Switzerland
United States
St. Louis
Sigel
Missouri Volunteers
Camp Jackson
Carthage
Missouri
Col Sigel
Fremont
Price
Wee
Pen’ Ridge
Halleck
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Bull Run
11Th
Burnside
The Sigel Legend in Song and Songwriter's Pride
A historic note on Franz Sigel’s Civil War service and postwar life, highlighting his defense of Maryland Heights in 1864, his Baltimore editor years, politics in New York, and pension work. The piece includes the famous verse “Fights mit Sigel” and a lyrical account of his death, burial, and legacy amid German American patriotism. Also mentions a Beecher-like column and a patent medicine ad ending.
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Hancork
Cleveland
New York
Gien Sigel
Rane
Sigel
Lightning Kills Two In Severe Storm Near Emporia
In a severe afternoon storm a lightning bolt struck Henry Moyer’s farmhouse nine miles west of Emporia Kansas, killing Mrs. Moyer and her young granddaughter. Four other family members were inside and survived. The strike caused minor damage to the house. the storm also damaged Stephen Henderson’s residence and ignited a roof fire.
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Emporia
Rus
Henry Moyer
Here
Stephen Henderson
Lown
End to delays in customs with new treasury plan
Treasury Secretary Shaw introduces a new method to speed baggage clearance at New York customs. Express companies will deposit funds with the subtreasury each morning to cover duties on the day’s consignments. Packages will be examined in storage with officials present before release to exporters. Tourists may pay duties via drafts or checks routed through express firms, or deposit funds when lacking currency.
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Treasury Department
New York
Shaw
Pleza
Cluthes
Restore a Feudal Castle Atop the Imperial Stage
Emperor William and the empress presided at the completion ceremony for Marienberg Castle in central Hues. Knights of St John appeared in ancient costumes. a church bell rang while a song of thanksgiving filled the hall. A reverent consecration followed with a royal banquet.
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Marienbere
Teutonic
Order of the Kijigite
St. John
Stams
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Uber
Bella Ringtag
Chetr
Honors and speed records linked to royal coronation
Harriet Lane Johnson, former first lady, invited by King Edward for his coronation due to prior hospitality in Washington. She was Miss Lane when the Prince of Wales visited in 1860 and later married Henry Elliott Johnson in 1866. Colorado railroads set speed marks in a Pueblo exchange run over Santa Fe tracks, covering 118 miles in 2 hours 31 minutes, with portions at 80 mph. King Menelek of Abyssinia sent 12 lions and 18 zebras with Marrington and Hartington accompanying the envoy to London.
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Widle
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Edward
Miss Lane Wee
White House
Prince of Wales
Washington
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Pueblo Real Estate Exchange
Colorado & Southern Railway
Santa Fe
Col Marrington
Meneleky Kas Makennen
Edwad I
Esravan Cole Hartington
Menelek
Family and class clash in Chicago hearing
In a Chicago hearing the defense notes the disputed marriage as a cause of estrangement within a wealthy family. The exchange recalls a father disinheriting a son who married beneath him, and mentions the daughter’s family being academics and clergy while the father held mills and railroad interests.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Chicao Heeard
War taxes linger warned by Chicago Tribune note
The British public will find that war taxes will linger a little longer as the Chicago Tribune comments on dangers in Mogerlees carriage and the futility of relying on borstless carriages for safety.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Globe-Democrat Promotes 1908 World’s Fair Coverage
The notice urges readers to subscribe to the Globe-Democrat for extensive St Louis world’s fair news and global coverage. It claims unique standing among American papers with wide distribution in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and other English reading regions, and invites readers to see advertisements elsewhere in the issue.
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