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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1906

Page

9

Miss Helen Cannon: Nation's Chief's Trusted Social Leader

Miss Helen Cannon, daughter of Speaker Joseph Cannon, serves as a central social figure at the national capital and Washington in her father's home. She presides over gatherings, keeps confidences, and helps shape informal diplomacy while maintaining renowned housekeeping skills and democratic manners.

America Helen Cannon U. S. House of Representatives Cannon Miss Cannon United States Danville Ilinois Washington National Capital Congress Speaker Cannon Capitol Hanna Gard

Simpler English Spelling Board Formed By Noted Figures

Associate Justice David J. Brewer backs a scientific spelling reform and serves on a board formed to promote simplified spellings. The Simpler Spelling Board, funded by Andrew Carnegie with 15000 dollars, includes E. Benjamin Andrews Nicholas Murray Butler Mark Twain and other prominent scholars and editors.

David J. Brewer United States Supreme Court Justice Brewer Brander Mathews New York National Educational Society Thorefore Andrew Carnegie E. Benjamin Andrews University of Nebraska Supreme Court of the United States Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain Thomas Wentworth Higginson William Dean Howells Lownsbury Yale James Harvard Benjamin E. Smith The Century Magazine W. H. Ward the Independent Andrew D. White

Iceberg towed into Philadelphia bay by daring tug crew

An ocean-going tug captured a 500 foot iceberg off Newfoundland’s Grand Banks and towed it up the Delaware River to aid Philadelphia amid an ice shortage. The crew faced arctic conditions with no injuries except two frost bites due to improper clothing. The berg’s 500,000 ton yield may help offset the winter’s ice crop shortfall.

Philadelphia Sinbad Delaware River Delaware Tues Grand Banks Newfoundland

Made Fortune in Worms in Maine Bait Trade

The article recounts Maine worm farming wealth, starting with Carl Beers of Bangor who bred Belgian and Indian worms, selling to Boston and locals, then retiring wealthy. It also profiles Sidney Cook of Presque Isle, citing Indigenous worm-hunting methods and his diving appliance influence.

Maine Carl Beers Bangor Soston Belgium India Boston Green Sweden Sidney Cook Presque Isle Mr. Cook Canada

Niagara Falls in Danger from Water Diversion Plan

A 1902 proposed joint Canada United States action would curb water diversions from Niagara Falls to protect its natural state. The International Commission suggested permits for only 28 500 cubic feet per second and a two year restriction, with Canada joining to limit diversions. The piece warns of Canadian reluctance and argues New York State could deepen the river channel to share water with the American Falls, stressing urgency amid political indifference.

Niagara Falls Senate House of Representatives International Commission Congress Dominion of Canada Canada Secretary of War Ontario Queen Victoria Niagara Park New York State Goat Island New York State Bank Ghent L’hommedieu Ninagara River

Comanche Chief Parker Goes on Warpath After Photo Incident

Chief Quanah Parker of the Comanches threatened photographers after a man tried to take his picture at Stanton Oklahoma. He drew a pocket knife, then retrieved a revolver from his valise and started on the warpath before police disarmed him. Noted financiers Morgan Rockefeller Rogers among others likely sent approval messages.

Quanah Parker Stanton Oklo Parker J. Pierpont Morgan Johbn D. Rockefeller H. H. Rogers

Mammoth incubator claims world’s largest egg hatching capacity

W P Hall of Pembroke New York completes an incubator capable of 15 000 eggs with 103 feet length and 100 compartments. It automates temperature using a thermostat and oil float system, lowers or raises trays to regulate heat, and tests infertile eggs by day seven. The massive unit promises single time operation simulating 1 000 hens at low labor and fuel costs.

W. P. Hall Pembroke N. Y Hall

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Speaker OF the Mouse OF Representatives Supreme Court Carnegie Iceberg Chicago Detroit Cleveland Los Angeles School Garden Association Worms Maine Florist Nation Ladies’ Home Journal Rockefeller Mammoth Incubator
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