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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
8
Resting the Clothing for Longevity and Freshness
Practical tips from American Queen on extending garment life and freshness. Air woolens and dark colors, brush and air out of doors, then store in a dark closet for a week or two. Rotate outfits with multiple sets to reduce odors and wear, noting improved wearability and scent.
Lady Henry Somerset sails to study American temperance methods
Lady Henry Somerset, president of the World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union, arrived aboard the Minneapolis from London to attend the next WCTU convention and observe American efforts to reclaim inebriates. She notes England's progress and enthusiasm for cross Atlantic methods. The piece also mentions the U.S. president's improving condition following medical updates from Surgeon Generals Rixey and Orrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Somerset
World's Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Minneapolis
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
England
Washington
Rixey
Orrick
White House
Wreck in Indian Territory Kills Two, Injures Five
Two Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe freight trains collided head on near Ardmore on Monday. Two engineers from Gainesville, Texas, John Conway and J M Loftus, died. Injured include conductor Thomas Vaughan, bridge foreman A E Harvey, and several others. cause given as misunderstanding of orders. Trains carried wheat and cotton. wreck details and names from Ardmore dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
I. T
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
John Conway
Gainesville
Tex
J. M. Loftus
Thomas Vaughan
A. E. Harvey
Paul's Valley
WJ. Clements
J. B. Wiggins
W. T. Moore
Did Not Do a Thing to Snyder Verdict and Costs
In St Louis on October 7 a jury in Judge Ryans court convicted Snyder of bribery and sentenced him to five years imprisonment. The first vote reportedly showed guilt and the state’s evidence suggested Snyder was not Missouri resident within the statute. State costs near 3000 dollars, witness mileage and fees added, total nearly 5000 dollars. Also reported. Viceroy of Nanking Liv Kun Yi is dead. In Chicago Carl Moeller, longtime Chicago board of trade member, died at 63 after a paralytic illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ryan
Nyder
Snyder
Missouri
Kansans City
New York
Rn C. Moeller
Chicago
Carl ©. Moeller
Chicago Board of Trade
Economy of Manufacture and Waste Utilization
A Chicago area feature argues that saving waste in factories boosts profits across industries. It details how scraps, remnants, and by products from stockyards, soap makers, dye works, and coal tar distillation create multi‑million dollar margins, supporting competition against lower‑cost imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tyne
Philadelphia
Mysterious Ferry Disappearance of St Charles Man
Albert Runge a 37 year old St Charles resident and former Temp's brewery employee vanished after crossing a ferry from St Charles to the Missouri river opposite bank. His hat and coat were found on the boat J. P. Gates. Dr. Bruere says Runge faced nervous trouble and fears for his father's death by consumption. Franklin Becker, Runge friend, had recently died by suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bruere
St. Louis
Runge
Bruere
Heuere
Thunge
Mr. Runge
St. Charles
Third
McDonald Streets
Americans Arrested For Speed Near London
London reports that Gen Corbin Gen Young and John W Gates faced English speed restrictions as police stopped their car twice, once in Windsor and again near Brighton. The vehicle, lent by Sir Thomas Lipton to Mr Fintes, drew the general’s ire as stop watches allegedly outweighed drivers’ claims of not exceeding 12 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Corbin
Young
John W. Gates
Thomas Lipton
Gaws
Windsor
Mr. Fintes
Gen. Young
Gen. Corbin
Brighton
Semonses
Notable World and Local Events Mixed in Briefs
A scattered collection reports Nashville planning an opera house, Emile Zola’s funeral in Paris, Venice church steeple concerns, a Colorado sheriff seizing a Pullman car to collect tax, and St Louis robberies and deaths. It notes Henry Hermenz Jr a real estate man dies of apoplexy, a Cleve land county Oklahoma farmer killed by a freight car, a Jasper county Missouri farmer’s fourth alfalfa harvest, Deba predicts coal strike after Forerunner events, Mrs John H Gear dies in Burlington born 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Emile Zola
Paris
San Stefano
Venice
Colorado
Thomas O'Hearn
St Louis
Henry Hermenz, Jr
St. Louis
William Osgood
Cleveland County
Okla
Acme
Jasper County
Eugene V. Deba
John H. Gear
Senator Gear
Burlington
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West Seventh Street
Crockery
Ocworth
Dobbins & Ewing
Bell ’Prine No
Citizens
Seduni
Lady Henry Somerset
Woman's Chaiperance Union
Roosevelt
Haid
Jackson Square
Tory
Kit Carson
Las Vegas
N. M
Josie Carson Squires
Josie Carson
Kit Careon
Territorial Insane Asylum
Ratonam
Neae Guilford
Maine
Saya
Bangor
Times
Clarence Lombard
Jaynes Atévena
Stevens
Lombard
St. Louie
Mim
Shanghai
Liv Kun Yi
Nanking
Lin Kun Yi
Chang So Tung
New York City
A. D. Converse
United States
Converse
Europe
Americas
Union Stock Yards
Hanns
Aystery
Albert Runge
St. Lewis
Keark
Corbin and Younes
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