Week's News Record Highlights From Across the Nation
A miscellany of events includes a Lisbon policy on King Carlos of Portugal, the Taylors' San Francisco wedding, indictments naming Charles Morse in a New York bank deal, and the Blue Jackets' Friends forming in Boston. Also noted are a Chicago wheel tax court action, a Butler Pa. preacher’s death, a Denver wife and killer shooting, a Chicago elevated crash, ticket scalping crackdown in Kansas City, aid appeals for Kensington, and a U.S. treaty with France pending senate approval.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Carlos
Portugal
Lisbon
Edward R. Taylor
Eunice Jeffers
California Street
San Francisco
Charles W. Morse
New York Grand Jury
Mercantile National Bank
the Blue Jackets’ Friends
Boston
Chicago
Butler
William B. Wunderly
Jacob Koretzky
Denver
Koretzky
Ope
United States
Smith McPherson
Kansas City
Kensington Mill
Philadelphia
Central Labor Union
Root
Jusserand
Washington
France
America
Eagle Avenue
Cleveland
Ballinger
General Land Office
Loreles
Cal
Interior Department
Moray
Dillonvale
Ohio
Thomas Yeast
Preston
Minn
Yeast
Charles Engle
Helen
Gustav Walstedt
Fires devastate separator buildings and homes in New York
A massive blaze at Lyon Mountain New York destroyed the big frame separator building and three dwellings, with losses around 200000. Other items include typhoid costs in Pittsburgh, fires in Berlin New Hampshire, and multiple regional tragedies and legal notices across the country.
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Lyon Mountain
N. Y
Plattsburgh
Charles W. Morse
New York
Pittsburg Survey
Pittsburg
Berlin
N. H
Cornelia H. Warriman
E. N. Harriman
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
St. Timothy's School
Catonsville
Gov. Hughes
National Guard Association
Albany
John I. Rockefeller
Bank of North America
West Seventy-first Street
Margaret Meek Dertie
Margart Kelly
Leslie M. Shaw
Carnegie Trust Company
Dickinson
Mary Suydam Bennett
Bayridge
Adolphus
Harriet Baird Sluey
Philadelphia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Huey
Woburn
Mass
Front Street
Lower Main Street
Allis Avenue
Haverstraw
Hudson River
Moses Tucker
Wilkesbarre
Charles Westfield
William Smith
Washington
Smith
Thomas Darlington
Darlington
Explosion Injures Four In Dolese Quarry Chicago
Four men were injured in a dynamite blast at the Dolese and Shepard quarry in Chicago with two likely fatally hurt.
Large Covington Plant Fire Totals Loss After Reorganization
A Covington Kentucky plant of the Licking Coal and Iron Company burned down completely. The firm had just been reorganized following extended litigation.
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Licking Coal and Ir Company
Covington
James B. Hargis
Breathitt County
Kentucky
Beach
Jackson
L. F. Meyers
Edward Power
Merchant
Phy Cian
Columbus, Ga
Earl of Ya Loses 15th Vi Presidency Roosevelts Patronage Reply
News items cite Roosevelt defending patronage limits and Taft confirmations while noting Major General O. O. Howard’s Army command history. Other notes include the Halifax postal rate changes, Havana court verdicts, Lisbon church crash, coal mine deaths, snow across Europe, and a London decree nullifying the Earl of Yarmouth marriage to Alice Thaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
Senate
O. O. Howard
Howard
Duke of
Abruzzi
Catherine Elkins
Elkins
West Virginia
Joseph Leite
Canadian Post Office Department
Canada
United States
Audiencia Court
Havana
Six m
Cuba
Masso Parra
Jose Vila
Gabriel Guerra
Lara Miret
Birrell Barnes
London
Countess of Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
Pittsburg
Earl of Yarmouth
Pure Food claim on Grape-Nuts digestion brain benefit
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as strictly wheat based and easily digested, claiming brain and nerve support from phosphorus compounds and processed starch. It cites Dr. Geo W Carey and asserts medical acceptance will remove insanity as a concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysis
Geo. W. Carey
Coal Men Vote to Cut Wages by Ten Cents a Ton
Leading soft coal operators in the Pittsburg district decide miners must accept a 10 cent per ton wage reduction. A committee leaves for the Indianapolis convention to propose the cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
American Flag From Chesapeake Sale In London Auction
An historic flag captured by the Chesapeake during the 1813 clash with the Shannon sold in London for 4250 dollars to American buyers. The purchaser is said to be J. P. Morgan. Also bought at the same sale was the table bearing the order for the Charge of the Light Brigade, purchased for 1500 dollars by parties representing American buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Supreme Court
Jackson
Nelsonville
Athens County
National Committee of the
John D. Rockefeller
Harold McCormick
Chicago
Jack Crawford
Crawford
Michigan
Portage Lake
Manistee
Brooks
Hamilton County
Minn
Minneap# chamber of commerce
W. 8
Sgett
Chamber of Comerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chesapeake
Shannon
London
J. T P. Morgan
Light Brigade
Balaklava
Lady writer praises Grape-Nuts for brain work and healthy children
A female author and mother details her improvement after adopting Grape-Nuts as a regular breakfast. She describes initial morning appetite loss, fatigue while nursing, and poor meals. After starting Grape-Nuts with milk, she reports sharper focus, steadier nerves, and contented children, including her 10 month old baby.
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Oklahoma
Magellan “Narrows
West Seventieth Street
Columbus Avenue
Margaret Landon
Adolph Schhwartz
Scott Gast
Marich
Albania
Burnham
New Tampshire
Congress
Meyer
Bath of Sulphur Springs
Ark
Astrict
Sir James Laing & Sons
Sunderland
Texas
Denis O'Sullivan
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Peggy Macree
Felix Jobes
Andrew Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Smackover
Jabes
Samuel Letsovic
Export
Greensburg
Letsovic
Black Hand
Lewis Doster
National Hardwood Lumber Association
Cincinnati
Crested Butte
Cole
John Gehringer
Ida
Pansy
Peoria
Gehringer
Carl Hullhorst
State Hospital For the
Lincoln
Neb
R.P. Waven
Duluth
Emil A. Tessman
Haven
Oscar Lovell Triggs
Chicago University
Laura Sterrette McAdoo
Julien Gagey
Father Frast
Struthers
Father Patrick O'Byrne
Father Frost
Murphy
Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Railway
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Alanson W. Edwards
Fargo Daily Argus
Fargo Forum
Fargo
N. 9
Ile
Loraine County
Ite
Montreal
Western
Dolese & Shepard Company
Dramshay
John Cudahy, Jr
Horse Eagle
Charles T. Schmick
W. Starry Schmick
First National Bank
Leetonia
Federal Grand Jury
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Columbia
Boone County
F. H. Moss
Palo Alto
Morgan Hill
Southern
Oak Grove
Robert Mitchell
Low Thiel
Harrisburg
Ill
Thield
Mitchell
Port Hood
N. S
East Prussia
Poland
Russia
Silesia
Austria
Roumania
Larry K. Thaw
Albert Kirby Fairfax
Lord Fairfax
Thomas Y. Foucette
Moncton
N. B
Earl OF
New York Tribune
Unian
Tarry Kendall Thaw
Lord Yarmouth
Miss Thaw
Thaw
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