Bolivia Peru Dispute Attracts Arbitration Prospects
The article notes potential if Bolivia and Peru settle their border dispute by arbitration. It mentions Olivia seeking sea access, Bolivia eyeing Peru’s boundary, and Chile's stance matters if Bolivia gains ally support. It questions Bolivia’s grounds post Argentina award and warns against war over a small arbitration issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague International Court of Arbitrations
Bolivia
Peru
Olivia
Sbe
Chile
Savings Deposits in National Banks Reach $380 Million
The comptroller of the currency reports national savings deposits total $380,494,000. These banks, organized to promote thrift, offer small deposits with interest, creating a solid financial anchor for the economy amid possible storms.
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Comptroller of the Currency
Washington
Savings Banka
Panama Canal Digging Surges Ahead for 1915 Completion
Officers report excavation at the Panama Canal now equals the total done during the French era. Extensive work and sanitary preparations have delayed but proven life saving. About 100 000 000 cubic yards remain to be moved as Col Goethals confirms readiness for use in 1915. World commerce awaits the completion.
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Panama Canal
Iife Savera
Col. Goethals
Folsh
Water dangers and a tale of labor in Kansas City
A cautionary note on swimming and rowing warns of water dangers in hot weather. The piece then shifts to a Wisconsin man who deserts law for hard labor, prompting friends to question his balance. It ends with a reflection on Kansas City's growth to a $20 million railroad station as the city and the west have evolved.
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Wisconsin
Bia
Kansas City
Great West
Fragmented OCR Snippet Notes Grim Local Issues
A garbled passage notes railway crossing dangers and grim local conditions. It mentions buses, graveyards, New Jersey, hoboes chained in streets, mosquitoes, and concerns about immigrants with money. The text is incomplete, mixing violence and social concerns without a clear incident or date.
Britannia’s Shock Ends Monopoly on the Waves
A fragmentary report notes Britannia facing a rude shock as the bar monopoly of ruling the waves is questioned. The phrase Manited appears, hinting at a misprint or new claimant disrupting Britain’s maritime prestige.
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Britannia
Locusts Hit Argentine Wheat. Chicago Prices Rally
Western News reports severe damage to Argentina wheat by locusts causing a sharp bulge in Chicago wheat prices. The piece ties global crop losses to market reactions, noting other national events and figures.
Autopsy for Sutton reveals no bone breaks
Lieutenant James N. Sutton Jr. died in Annapolis and was exhumed at Arlington cemetery. Autopsy shows no broken bones but a contusion above the right eye. Reports cover rail earnings, Zeppelins, royalty visits, and varied international notes.
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James N. Sutton, Jr
Annapolis
Arington Cemetery
United States
Bureau of Railway News
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Zeppelin
King of Saxony
Friedrichshafen
Sarah Lathrop Herrshoff
J. B. Francia Herreshoff
Herreshoff
Rhode Island
City Hall
New York
Manesi Luigi Maspiba
Beramo
Italy
Washington News Roundup From 1900s Telegrams
Washington items report registration fee increase to 10 cents after November 1 1900 and higher indemnity for lost registered articles. A Texas pardon request for L A Potter is discussed amid a travelogue of a cowboy hold up and Taft’s pardon fate. Arlington burial plans for Lieut James T Sutton Jr are noted along with Ballinger resignation rumors and Fort Russell dog ban to curb nuisance during a garrison review.
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Dora
Warren Eline
Taft
L. A. Potter
Potter
Salem
Texas
Chester
Leavenworth
Kan
James T. Sutton, Jr
Arlington Cemetery
Mra Sutton
Meice George Vaile
Raymond Opear
Navy
Japanese Swimmer Drowns In Burlington Lake
J Matsumoto, a Japanese visitor, drowned in a deep hole at Burlington lake in Gillette while bathing with a companion who could not assist. The incident drew onlookers as Matsumoto died in the water on a calm day.
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J. Matsumoto
Burlington Lake
Gillette
Matsumoto
Wyoming State Officers Elected and Local Notes 1910
The Wyoming Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias elected E.A. Carter and others as high officers at Saratoga with March 1910 adjournment. Pythian Sisters chose Rhoda Moore and Helma Brown for top posts. Also noted are town selections, railway stockholder votes, casino raids, a runaway prisoner, and a statewide irrigation committee tour schedule.
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Knights of Pythias
Laramie
Wyo
Grand Lodge of Wyoming
Knights of Pythian
Grand Temple Pythian Sisters
Saratoga
Monarrch
Wyoming
Grand Lodge
E.A. Carter
A. L. Putnam
Newcastle
Will Reid
Rawlins
E. W. Stone
Cheyenne
C. 8
Greenbaum
James J. Bledsoe
Cambria
Fred Howell
Sheridan
Grand Inner Guard
J. Williams
Rock Springs
Grand Outer Guard
Monahan
Pythian Sisters
Rhoda Moore
Helma Brown
Hanna
Anna Granger
Marie Jessen
Maggie Langheldt
Jeanie Butler
Katie Fuelcher
Fluance
Blanche Anfin
Temple
Mrs. Helck
Outer Temple
Earl Hart Missing From Laramie Town Moves
Earl M Hart is missing from Laramie as a young woman Jennie Evans Brady, daughter of Charles Pullman, is also away from home. Hart leaves his wife and their three year old son, the latter ill with typhoid fever. J Kent, Hart's father in law, swore to an information charging Hart with stealing horses owned by him and will prosecute Hart under Wyoming's new abandonment law. The Harts were married at Lincoln contrary to the wishes of the girl's parents.
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Rde Tweedmouth
Lora
Council
London
Lord Kitchener
Venvius
Fauguatus Heinze
United Copper Company
Hough
United States Circuit Court
New York
Henrietta Newman
Washington
Mayer
Newman
Tuthill
John W. Castles
Union Trust Company
Grand Union Hotel
Sociely
Robert Fulton
Hud- Hon River
Mariner's Harbor
Staten Island
English Board of Education
Board of Education
John Oderlas
Leo
Rawlins
Trenton
N. J
Charles Raiford
University of Wyoming
Loramie
Edward Park
Sterling
Colo
Rawling
Ogden
Parks
McCarty
Utah
N. W. Spangler
Dale
Leonard Sedgwick
Leonard
King Arps
Laramie
Seattle
J. H. King
King Company
Alaska
Hahn's Peak & Pacific Railway Company
Fred A. Miller
Otto Gramm
J. Bell
L. W. Thompson
Woburn
Mass
George M. Colby
Lawrence
Arthur
Department of California
San Francisco
B. B. Rosenthal
Malcom FE. Parrott
Naional
Frank X. Zirbie
Cheyenne
West
Senate Irrigation Committee
Denver
Gunnison
Montrose
Grand Junction
Salt Lake
Nevada
California
Sacramento Valley
Klamath
Ore
Jos Angeles
Imperial Valley
Yume
Roosevelt Dam Project
Arizona
Fl Paso
Santa Fe
N. M
Gor
Chicago
Britt Moore
South Pass
Old Jack
Moore
South Pasa
Pacific
Hato Moore
Lander
W. Y. Nash
Jonesboro
Ark
Bt Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Memphis
Earl M. Hart
Jennie Evans Brady
Charles Pullman
Hart
J. Kent
Wyoming
Harts
Lincoln
Dutch Boy Painter Trademark Guarantees Pure White Lead Paint
The National Lead Company promotes white lead paint as armor for wood exteriors. The article extols pure white lead as protective, weatherproof coating and cites the Dutch Boy Painter trademark as a complete guarantee on every package.
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National Lead Company
Open Air Advice From Queen Promotes Health Habits
The passage cites Queen of Portugal urging outdoor living, exercise, and moderation. It advises breathing fresh air, avoiding indoors, riding or cycling, light meals, and minimal dress while staying stylish. The tone reflects historical health guidance urging outdoor activity and simple living.
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Mattoes
Portugal
True Thrift Tale of the Midlands Housewife
A Midlands medical man recalls an incident where an economical housewife, having ingested mercurial poison, overhears the antidote made from egg whites and, nearly unconscious, whispers Mary Mary Save the yolks for the puddings.
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Midlands
Troubled Venus Days Months and Years Explained
The text notes Venus always shows the same face to the Sun, has no day, and lacks a moon or year. It explains the planet’s axis is perpendicular to its orbit, producing almost no tilt and an almost circular path.
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Venus
Prominent Men Endorse Postum Over Coffee
A North Carolina public schools superintendent recounts his mother’s coffee-related heart trouble and stomach issues. After switching to Postum, the family discontinued coffee and saw his mother’s health improve, with fewer headaches and better overall condition. He notes the product helped her become well and hearty again as others in the family benefited.
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Postum
North Carolina
Thia
Wettvilla
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