Royals and rulers in a restless age weigh polities and pride
A jangling survey of world affairs pokes fun at Bourbon Spain gray areas in diplomacy and finance. It notes American nerves amid Europe’s royal matchmaking and a mock urgency about aerial travel while joking about a pole weather station and July temperatures. Multi-entity mix highlights George of Greece abdication talk and panics cure notions as the US ponders global role.
Growth, mishaps, and a hat save in 19th century notes
The piece totals a population of 63,886,000, up 3,250,000 in 3% years, with growth driven by births and less emigration since 1871. It mentions utilitarian hat and fire helmet, a Wisconsin incident saving a life, hunting hazards, a fatal car crash near Minocola, and a confusion over Hendrik Hudson versus Henry Hudson with subscriber correction.
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Vast array of early 20th century incidents and notices
A jumble of brief items reports a Brushle claim holder robbed by a masked bandit, a Hutchinson fire kills eleven thousand chickens, rail service praised by Prof. Winchell, Artesia oil excitement, Cairo under firm control, ministers raid a liquor joint, Italian dispatch to Italy's king, Homestake suit, BC railway accident with many dead, Halley’s comet sighting, criminals in London and New York, Nairobis arrivals, a Grant family death, copper price talks, Bible readings cut in schools, Speyer will, Woman’s Athletic Club formation, sugar trust scrutiny, and a train robbery attempt foiled by detectives.
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Brushle
United States Packing Company
Hutchinson
Kan
W. L. Winchell
Rock Island
Europe
Artesia
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Hammond Farm
Roswell
Cairo
Dineen
Port Leavenworth
F. H. Brown
The
Baptist Church
E. L. Cunningham
Christian Church
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Olfo Ross
Victorel
Italy
Deadwood
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Lead Miners’ Union
Uplon
British Columbian Railway Company
Lake Station
Halley
Brown University
Winslow Upton
New York
Amelia Brown
London
Pankhurst Organization
Major Mearns
J. Alden Loring
Nairobi
Mount
Kenya
Loring
Mia
Grant, Jr
United States
Jerome D. Chaffee
Colorado
Grant
San Diego
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Daniel Guggenheim
Camputen
Central Conference of American Rabbis
New York City
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George Speyer
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Speyer & Co
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New York Sun
Sugar Trust
George Williams
Frank Brown
New York Central
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Roosevelts illness rumor denied by Nairobi supply agents
Variety of brief items note Roosevelt in good health despite rumors. Highlights include James Thielman’s $500,000 estate from Delmonico’s head waiter, Robert H Loeb buying Harriman stock for about $85,000, Lipton in talks with New York Yacht Club for a 1911 America’s Cup race, and a near-miss bombing against Lord and Lady Minto. Also mentions Parla murder trial acquittal, Radium Institute of America formed, and death of Maj. Thomas Haya, ex inspector general of the Confederate Army.
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Roosevelt
James Thielman
Delmonico's
New York City
Interb
Lambs' Club
New York
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New York Yacht Club
Lord Minto
India
Lady Minto
Ahmedabad
British India
Parla
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Radium Institute of America
Washington News and Government Actions Report
President Taft returns to the White House after a 13,000 mile western and southern tour. U S wheat production rises by nearly 300 million bushels as six northern hemisphere countries harvest a record share. The Supreme Court schedules government v Carter for January 1 1910 in a Savannah harbor case. Ballinger withdraws 2684 acres at Gunnison and 713 acres at Green River to safeguard power sites. Agriculture issues The Prickly Pear as a Farm Crop bulletin No 124. Major General William H Carter named to command Luzon. Backers seek 2 500 000 for a George Washington memorial building in Washington by February 22.
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Washington
Asbali
Compromise in Basin murder trials reshapes fate of defendants
In Basin Wyoming, a state defense compromise led to Brink granted a new trial while four others plead guilty to lesser charges. Brink will enter a second degree murder plea and receive life imprisonment, others get 20 years or 3 years for manslaughter. The deal followed tense negotiations with Judge Parmelee and officials, amid community unrest and high profile support from Senator McClellan and cattlemen backers.
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Wye
Denver News
Brink
Wyoming
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Parmelee
George Saban
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Eaton
Thomas Dixon
State
Wool Growers’ Association
Dixon
H. 3S. Ridgeley
C. A. Searing
J. J. Stott
G. B. McClellan
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Herbert Leroy Brink
Joseph Allemand
Mr. Ridgeley
E. E. Enterline
W. 8. Metz
Percy Metz
McClellan
Ridgeley
Fiial
Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Helena man
A Helena reader recounts Doan's Kidney Pills aiding a disordered kidney condition with immediate relief and improved kidney function. The ad notes purchase at all dealers for 60 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo listed.
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Crowell
Broadway
Helena
Mont
Doan
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
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