Whimsical dispatches from a curious world
A column of vignette items notes mundane and odd happenings from around the globe. West Point cadets, apple prices, Honduran calm, aviation mishaps, church attire, royal whiskies, cherry trees for Taft, labor concerns, and unusual legal cases mingle with quips on education, sport, and governance.
Notable Victories and Deaths Across Nations and Industries
A roundup reports Bishop William McCloskey of Louisville dies at eighty five. Ships Arkans as well as Wyoming named after battleship and shipping firms. grasps of Standard Oil in gas control. Violent crime in Tyrone New Mexico ends with murder. district court actions and embezzlement case in California. Union Pacific control seen as stable under Kuhn Loeb and National City Bank. Harriman deaths reshape alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William George McCloskey
Louisville
United States
New York Shipbuilding Company
Arkansas
William Cramps Sons & Company
Wyoming
W. C. Terry
John Shunlow
Tyrone
N. M
Grant County
Thomas Bureh
Terry
Silver City
Walter J. Fisher
Chicago
Conservation League of America
National Conservation Association
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Eugene Pearson
Depot Quartermaster's
United States Army
San Francisco
San Quentin
Continental
New York City
J. G. Sayre
Harrisville
W. Va
King Edward
Bt. David's
Wales
Royal College of Physicians
Union Pacific
Kuhn, Loeb National City Bank
KE. H. Harriman
Various Global News Briefs on Science, Aviation, and Leaders
Reports cover Leblancs soda discovery, Ohio coal output, Connecticut farm courses, German population, Virginia hen nutrition, Alaska waterways, Col George B Harvey in a NJ auto accident, Holland aviation record note, Diaz birthday and Mexico politics, Peru Bolivia boundary talks, and rising imports at New York port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Leblanc
Ohio
Connecticut
Germany
Virginia Experiment Station
Alaska
Yukon River
George B. Harvey
Harpers & Wrothers
North American Review
Harper's Weekly
Manabanken
N. J
Holland
Amsterdam
Boas
Voisin
la Mouette
Paris Aeronaut Association
Porfirio Diag
Mexico
Ay i York
Washington Notes on Appointments and Policies
Washington dispatches report W N Reynolds of Boulder named civil engineer in Agriculture. Charles H Treat resigns. Ballinger rumored not to resign. tariff board and forestry projects discussed. New bank charter in Lovington and post office grade changes noted. Roosevelt hunts in Africa. census supervisors appointed. tariffs and treasury posts in flux. Consul Haven notes Harvester plant expansion in Roubaix France and industry plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Reynolds
Boulder
Agriculture
Charles H. Treat
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Ballinger
J. W. Candi
Oscar Thompson
R. Wright
R. F P. Love
A. J. Seaff
First National Bank of
Lovington
N. M
Comptroller of
Ecurrency
Hitchcock
Interior Ballinger
Taft
Arvada
Goldfield
Yuma
Colorado
Taos
New Mexico
Theodore Roosevelt
Myerw
Kermit Roosevelt
Guaso Nyiro
Heo
Roosevelt
Durand
Herbert J. Baird
Charles F. Hamlin
Salida
United States
Treasury
James B. Reynolds
Tariff Board
Reynolds
Treasury Department
Pike's Peak
Flagstaff
Ariz
Forest Service
J. B. Haven
Roubaix
France
State Department
International Harvester Company of
Chicago
Haiti’s turbulent history from Dessalines to Simon
A panoramic account of Haiti’s sawtooth leadership from Dessalines’s era to Gen. Simon Sam. The piece traces a string of leaders exiled or ousted, including Legitime Hyppolite and Nord Alexis, detailing coups, life presidencies, and perpetual instability on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti
Teuassant L'Ouverture
Caribbean
Haiti
Hayt
France
Toursaint L’ouverture
Haytian
Dessalines
L’ouverture
Gen
Simon
Alexia
Christophe
Boyer
Dessaline
Riche
Soulouque
Gen. Geffrard
Gen. Salnave
Gen. Domingue
Black Republic
Domingue
Aes Poe
Nord-Alexis
Legitime
Hyppolite
Solomon
Washington
Bayard
Port Au
Port Au Prince
Domingues
Salnaye
Corpus Christ
Withal
Simon Sam
Tle
T. Simon Sam
Nord Alexis
Sam
Nord Alexia
Gen. Simon
Lord Alexis
Porto Rico
Cuba
Giant California stump stands 765 feet tall in Tulare county
A 16 year old severed tree trunk near the Sequoia forest reserve rises 765 feet high with a 16 foot diameter. Sawn for timber, dynamite failed to topple it and the trunk shattered but remained upright, weathering strong winds under its own weight. Big Berlin philanthropy enables 60,000 children to spend summer near Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wide World Magazine
Sequoia Forest Reserve
Tulare County
Berlin
Hamlina Wizard Oil Promoted as Universal Pain Remedy
An early advertising claim touts Hamlina Wizard Oil as a potent medicine that can treat a wide range of painful ailments better than any other remedy. The text emphasizes its broad applicability and superior efficacy.
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Lincoln
West Point
Honduras
England
King Alfonso of
Spain
Tokyo
London
New York
Congress
Dr. Wiley
Ky Ie
Scotland
Ireland
New York Yacht Club
Vineyard Haven
Portland
Wisconsin
Western News
General News
News From
Bolsrond-Canal
Hila
Bolomon
PT AL
Prince
Sams Souch
Etvies Senna
Gorn
Fic Syrup Co
Sequoia Forest
Rani
PI Eeeany
Davis
Murbu
Erie
Brazil
Dr. Merce
Maras Erecta
India
Ater Sei