Wealthy Sons and Polar Dreams Remote and Riches on the Move
The piece reports on John Al Buckle’s critique of wealthy American sons abroad and their escapades. It notes Kodama Ocamateu heading to Australia to establish a base for South Pole ambitions with Japanese capital support. It also recalls post Civil War raids on the Russo-German frontier where brigands seized 25 000 dollars from horse dealers traveling August ione Lipsk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodama Ocamateu
Australia
South Pole
Antarctic
Russia
Shackleston
American Southwest
Germany
Augustone
Lipsk
Rusala
Turbulent borders and curious notices in a scattered era
The text surveys Bolivia’s boundary dispute with Argentina and a possible war risk if Bolivian stance persists. It notes a La Paz mob attack on the Argentine legation, reflects on New York police dogs as protection, a Atlantic City yacht rescue by a woman, gypsy deportation clashes in New York, a socialist invoking French law, parrots arriving in Mobile, tire price hikes, and a St. Louis death from sleeping sickness with Philadelphia misattribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Argentina
Peru
la Paz
Arsenic poisoning linked to dumplings reported
Western News details multiple incidents including a Salt Lake death from arsenic in dumplings, a Portland wagon collision injuring several, a San Francisco drowning, and other varied events such as a London stock mine option, mob punishments in Missouri, and a large ship passenger arrival at Castile Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. de Landero
The
Santo Gertrudis
Mexico City
Hugh Rose
John Hays Hammond
Santa Gertrudis
Hammond
Leandero
Brown
Maggie Brown
Keokuk
Vancouver
Fifteen Miners Die in La Pas Mine Disaster
A Matehaula dispatch reports fifteen miners killed and fifteen hundred feet dropped after a cage failed in the La Pas mine. The incident leaves thirty entombed as rescue efforts begin and authorities investigate the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matehaula
Mexico
la Pas
International Jewelry Workers of North America
Providence
R. 1
William C. Wulff
Chicago
A. B. Weisenberger
Denver
George Bessenger
Newark
Frank Bassiak
Buffalo
Superior Board of Health
San Francisco
Cansul
Board of Health
Monterey
Laborers at Pressed Steel Car strike unpaid shares
Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor accuses Pressed Steel Car Company workers at McKees Rocks Pennsylvania of not receiving their tariff protected shares. He seeks investigation by Secretary Nagel and notes Taft’s acceptance of a resignation by McHarg amid borderline conflicts over forestry policy. A Washington rooster muzzle debate follows with a collar device to silence crows. The ICC plans a Supreme Court appeal on the Missouri river rate case. Aington man plans a hire-vee project with a 3 cent increase pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressed Steel Car Company
McKees Rocks
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Morrigan
Nagel
Taft
Ormesby McHarg
Commerce and Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
Aington
Wyoming News from Cheyenne to Sheridan Secrets and Disasters
A sprawling Cheyenne dispatch reports multiple Wyoming incidents including a fatal mine runaway near Albany, a horse neglect case near Corlett, a man killed by a fall from Shoshon, and a child shot brain near Thermopolis. It also covers a Shoshoni bridge project, forest fires in the Big Horns, frontier show profits, and civic actions on fire safety,Recovery of tools, legislative notices, and social notes from Sheridan and Rawlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyoming
Aspen
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Billings
Mont
Albert McAllister
Rambler
Albany
J. H. Conway
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Corlett
George la Pash
L. Calvert
Baggs
M. Reid
Cord
Johnson
Hines & Metcalf
Shoshon
City of
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Burlington
Thermopolis
Arthur Runney
John
Posy) Ryan
Mary E. Ryan
RR. N. Matson
Ryan
Nellie Behan
Bud Jolly
Devil's Canon
Jolly
Lovell
Big Horn Mountains
Frontier Park
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Cheyenne Industrial Club
Wilson
Rawlins
Jeaders
Charles Montablano
Montablanc
F. H. Burrows
William EB. Curtin
Chicago Record-Herald
Barney One Goose
State Hospital
Barney
Cheyenne National Forest
Medicine Bow
P. 8
Lovejoy
H. L. Lyons
Lena Anderson
H. L. Bruebaker
Bruebaker
Lyons
Miss Anderson
Great Plains Co-operative Experiment Association
One on Johnny at the cafe table
A brief vignette shows Johnny boasting of being a mimic and Dolly retorting that she awaits a supper companion. Johnny admits his flair while Dolly hints she already has plans for the evening with someone else.
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Dolly
Cuticura Heals Severe Eczema After Many Doctors
Miss Ann Pearsons of Northfield Vermont describes awful itching and raw face and neck from eczema. After applying Cuticura Soap and Ointment the condition cleared in under three months, ending the painful inflammation and oozing.
Insurance Firms Push Tuberculosis Plan Across Nation
Major insurers like Metropolitan Life push sanatorium schemes for tuberculous policyholders, facing legal rejection in New York. They expand education with 38,600,000 pamphlets and advisory services while Provident Savings Life and fraternal orders plan or build sanatoria for afflicted members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Life
New York State
Hotchkiss
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
Woodmen
Knights of Pythias
Royal League
Royal Arcanum
Workmen's
A Candid Judge Tale of Hon H L Dawes
A Dover lawyer recounts early career days of Hon H L Dawes. In a village case the crowd pressed in a Justice of the Peace grew angry. The judge shed his coat and urged the opposing attorney to let Dawes speak to thin the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
H. L. Dawes
Dawes
Laborer's Diet Reverses Coffee-Linked Ills in Telegraph Worker
A reader recounts long coffee use causing nerve and stomach issues in a clerical job, then in telegraph service with little exercise. After quitting coffee and starting Postum, health improved and appetite normalized, with claims of recovery and renewed strength.
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Casper Press
Casper
John al- Buckle
Europe
Omaha Bee
Crbuckle
New York
Atlantic City
Mobile
Ala
Africa
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Western News
Frank L. Kaiser
Salt Lake
Albina
Portland
Ore
Williams Avenue
Earl Lindner
Minneapolis
Cliff House
Rasso
Hunday
Rock Island
Barcelonia
Antonio Halatypujol
General Mora
Nord
Calala
France
Phelan
Government
Canal Commission
Ancon
Aguadulce
Cocle
Pacora
Panama
Louisiana
Leesburg
Cameron Parish
Atricken
Castile Garden
Nmit
William Loeb
Treasury
James D. Reynolds
Columbia
Glasgow
Cedric
Cleveland
General News
News From
Dhowith
Shoshoni
Canon
Big Horn
Kirby-Shoshoni
Johnny
Eczema
Cuticura
Pasadena
Cal
Katherine Traphagen
Cyrus M. Davis
Los Angeles
Miss Traphagen
Altadena
Young Women's Christian Association
T A Short Story Club
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