Conference Report on Aldrich Payne Tariff Bill Sent to House
The conference report on the Aldrich Payne tariff bill was submitted to the House by Payne as chairman. Key issues settled include lumber and hides duties, print paper rates, and a broad array of tariff items. The final plan sets lumber at 1 dollar, hides on free list with certain duties, and prints paper at 3.76 per ton, with numerous changes across chemicals, metals, and manufactured goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Payne
Washington, D. C
House Bf Representatives
House
Taft
Senate
Conference Committee
Benate
China
Wickersham
Indian maidens follow forefathers in two week camp
Twenty five Indian students from the Carlisle School in Pennsylvania arrived at Blue Ridge Georgia to live as their forefathers did for a fortnight. They will ride horseback and enjoy outdoor recreation under the guidance of chaperones including the daughters of John Wanamaker and John B. Stetson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Blue Ridge
John Wanamaker
John B. Stetson
Labor union notes and regional developments
The report lists 12 000 Teamsters in New York City, a forthcoming American Federation of Musicians convention in Cincinnati, and nineteen Michigan typographical unions meeting in Jackson. It notes the National Letter Carriers Association buying 160 acres near Colorado Springs for a home. It cites a $40 000 labor temple project by Superior Wis unions and gives AF of Ta finances: $248 632.65 in treasury, April receipts $13 414.33, expenses $15 103.60. It also mentions New York City ladies auxiliary unions for bakers shoe workers cigar makers garment workers hatters lithographers machinists plant and organ workers stationary engineers stereo typers textile workers and typographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters’ Union
New York City
Cincinnati
American Federation of Musicians
Michigan
Jackson
National Letter Carriere’ Association
Colorado Springs
Superior
Wis
A. F. of
Ita
Agnl
Wright Wins $30 000 Prize At Fort Myer Flight
Orville Wright completed a five mile straight course with a passenger at Fort Myer, earning a $25,000 contract plus a $5,000 bonus. Official timing showed fourteen minutes forty two seconds, setting a new aeroplane cross country record with two aboard. The event drew 10,000 spectators including President Taft, heralding American aviation achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Orvilio Wright
Fort Myer
Orville
Brother
Orville Wright
Taft
America
Future of Aeroplanes Seen as War Weapons and Race Prize
General Brun, French War Minister, says aeroplanes and submarines are future war instruments as he cites Bleriot’s channel crossing. An IAE committee reserves a central stand for Bleriot at the October exposition. J E Chilberg offers $5000 and gold medals for an aeroplane race from the exposition stadium over Lake Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
General Brun
Louis Bleriot
Engleh Channel
Seattle
Wash
J. E. Chilberg
Louis Bleriot Hubert Latham
Wright Brother
Glenn H. Curtiss
Exposition Stadium
Lake Washington
Fair Grounds
Zeppelin Steers His Airship on First Return Flight
In Friedrichshafen Count Zeppelin personally piloted airship Zeppe lu IV for a three hour test after a recent accident. War Office representatives were aboard and Zeppelin II is planned to go to the Frankfort exhibition then Cologne to be stationed in the military hall. Boyce Orders Balloon for Nairobi Photo Mission with Captain Baldwin balloon to depart August 14 for wildlife photographs before hunters exterminate natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Count Zeppelin
War Office
Frankfort
Cologne
Midshipman Kurfess Gave Up Naval Career After Conduct Issue
Midshipman William J. Kurfess of Indiana faced punishment for too friendly intercourse with a enlisted man and taking whisky aboard the Hartford. Captain Gove investigated the matter and forwarded details to Captain Bowyer, Superintendent of the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Hartford
William J. Kurfess
Indiana
Gove
Bowyer
Naval Academy
Riot Hurts Many as Grandstand Collapses in Jackson
A mob chased Amytte Eldredge of the Southern Michigan League from the Jackson Michigan grounds. In the panic the grandstand collapsed injuring fifteen spectators, three seriously, amid the baseball riot.
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Amytte Eldredge
Southern Michigan League
Jackson
Mich
Wheat Boosts National Prosperity During Harvest
Wheat advances cited as main driver of national prosperity. harvests praised as essential for economic health and growth. The article highlights favorable wheat conditions contributing to broader prosperity and agricultural strength.
Notable Figures Mentioned In Brief Historical Snippets
E H Harriman benefits from Semmering stay in Austria. Earl Grey urges forest preservation in Canada. Henry Sagave Landor contemplates polar expedition. Bishop Williams of Michigan denounces gaming in St Bartholomew's, New York, linking Wall Street to Monte Carlo. Alten Danforth dies at Parker House Boston aged sixty three. Bolivia seeks bloodless settlement per President Montes. Edwin Emerson writes to District Attorney Jereome defending attack on Guatemalan president. University of Glasgow confers Doctor of Divinity on Hugh Black of New York City.
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E. H. Harriman
Semmering
Austria
Earl Grey
Canada
Henry Sagave Landor
South Polar
Bishop Wiliams
Michigan
St. Bartholomew's Church
New York City
Wall Street
Monte Carlo
Alten Danforth
Harvard University
Parker House
Boston
Plymouth
Montes
Bolivia
Edwin Emerson
Jereome
Guatemala
University of Glastow
Hugh Black
Alabama House Backs Prohibition Amendment Support
Alabama lawmakers approve a Senate amendment to the Sixteenth Amendment, voting in special session to endorse the national measure. Governor Comer states Alabama has no objections and urges rapid approval to avoid greater deficits. Colonel Bulger leads debate and assures salaries are unaffected if Congress excludes pay changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
House of Representatives
Alabama
Congress
Thomas JL. Bulger
Dadeville
Senate
Judiciary Committee
E. B. Comer
Bulger
Union
J. T. Glover
Birmingham
Sam Will John
Prohibition Costs Mount in Federal Revenues in 1909
A preliminary Internal Revenue report shows Prohibition and dry counties in several states caused the U S government to lose more than 7.6 million dollars in the year ending June 1909 compared with the previous year. Spirits revenues fell by 5.29 million while ales and beers dropped 2.35 million, offset by tobacco tax gains of about 2.0 million, leaving a net tobacco related decrease of roughly 5.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Prohibition
Lednors
Ne Tobacco
Mob Lynches White Man in Platte City
George Johnson, accused of killing farmer John W. Moore near Platte City, Mo., was lynched at 2 a.m. Six men seized a prisoner from jail, aided by about fifty others who battered the jail door. Johnson was hanged from a tree opposite the jail after removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
George Johnson
John W. Moore
Platte City
Liu
Johnson
Pardons Banker Palmer in Syracuse Case
President Roosevelt granted a full pardon to Manning C. Palmer former president of the American Exchange National Bank of Syracuse convicted of misapplication of funds and sentenced to five years in Auburn State Prison. Palmer’s sentence would have expired August 31. Roosevelt had previously sealed Palmer’s pardon application two years ago.
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Washington, D. C
Att
Manning C. Palmer
American Exchange National Bank of
Syracuse
Auburn State Prison
Roosevelt
Palmer
Quarantine on Sheep Tied to Kentucky Epidemic
The Department of Agriculture has notified Governor Wilson of Kentucky that a Federal quarantine will be placed on Kentucky sheep due to a current scabies outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
B Department of Agriculture
Willson
Kentucky
Bly
Joy Riders Drown In Owasco Lake Near Auburn
Miss Beatrice Mahaney of Dubois Pennsylvania and William M Yorkey of Auburn New York drowned in Owasco Lake Auburn. Mahaney fell from a motor boat during a joy ride and Yorkey dived to save her.
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Drew
Beatrice Mahaney
Dubois, Pa
William M. Yorkey
Auburn
Owasco Lake
Miss Mahaney
Yorkey
Death by own action aboard Vaderland near Antwerp
Charles Brown of Buffalo New York killed himself aboard the steam ship Vaderland by cutting his throat as the vessel neared Antwerp. He left no clear motive in the brief report.
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Charles Brown
Buffalo
XN. Y
Vaderland
Antwerp
Sports Tidbits from Page One
The article lists boxing, racing, swimming, golf and coaching notes. Mentions George Odom training H T Oxnar s horses L B Goodwin wins the Metropolitan quarter mile title A M L U Britt clubs Ketchel manager speculation and Langford Ketchel fight rumors. Bayardo wins Eclipse Stakes at Linist Park with Maher aboard and Arthur Bowen coaches Providence Tech athletes. S
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George Odom Hag
H.T. Oxnara
L. B. Goodwin
New York
A. G
A. Alu
Britt
Ketchel
Aifs
Bayardo
Maher
Perolu
Wadows
Linist Park
London
Arthur ©. Bowen
Woundle
Providence Tech High
Langford
Ely
New
George Sargent
Devereux Lord
CL. Sweaney
BrookTru Golf Chan
Wrights Set Aviation Records Across Early Flights
The text cites multiple early 20th century aviation feats by Orville and Wilbur Wright including a July 27, 1909 flight at Fort Myer and a January 2, 1909 cross country attempt. It mentions a October 28, 1908 Le Mans run by Wilbur, a Michelin prize, and cross channel efforts by Louis Bleriot among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Var
Wibur Wright
le Mang
France
Wilbur Wright
le Mpa Mena
the Wrights
Bent
Henry Farman
Leon Delagrange
Louis Bleriot
Hubert Latham
Wrights fly with passenger as Latham fails over English Channel
Washington airfield records a new Wright flight with a passenger in view of President Taft while French aviator Latham nearly crosses the Channel before engine trouble forces a sea plunge. Description of Wright machine and praise from M Blerlot accompany the report.
Bleriot Plans October London to Manchester Challenge
After a farewell dinner at the Hotel Ritz the aviator and his wife departed for Paris. Bleriot hopes to return in October to attempt a London to Manchester flight for a $50,000 prize. The 161 mile distance is part of a 1907 open contest for heavier-than-air machines. Lord Roberts sent a letter praising potential future changes in warfare.
Balloon Parachute Drop Yields Perfect Landing
In Conway Massachusetts a balloon descent ended with a flawless landing after the lower balloon section rose into the netting. S. S. Stowell of Pittsfield, in his first solo flight, made the drop from the balloon Pletsfield. The experiment, likely the first of its kind in the country, used loosened valve cords and did not require touching the valve cord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Mass
S. S. Stowell
Pittsfield
Vartio
Newsy Gleanings of Finance and Flight Notes
J P Morgan & Co plans to take 19000000 of the new bond issue for the Florida East Coast Railway. Orville and Wilbur Wright prepare at Fort Myer for full tests of their aeroplane Julia Wikes Inbane. A woman in New York drops from a clothesline sixty feet and is unhurt. The Federal Grand Jury begins to probe the Sugar Trust and the Pennsylvania Sugar Refinery investigation. Elliott Northcutt, American Minister to Dogota, detained at Barranquilla as rebels cut communications. A Cincinnati physician finds gold hidden in a poor woman’s clothing after X ray heart exam. Mr Crane’s ministerial appointment signals tougher U S policy toward China. Mexico denies knowledge of a revolu tionary plot though General Reyesta aims to succeed President Dinh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsy
J. Pp. Morgan & Co
Pennsylvania
Elliott Northcatt
Dogota
Barranquilla
Crane
United States
China
Reyesta
Dinh
World's Fair of airship progress opens in Frankfurt
Berlin reports a 100 day event showcasing aerial navigation with Zeppelin flights in September. Exhibits cover balloons, airships, motors, gas science and aerial navigation with prizes totaling about 50 000 pounds and expected attendance near 5 000 000 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Zeppelin HH
Internationale Luftschiffahrt Austellung
Hale Loon Signal Service
Curtiss Ends Flights Before Departure to France
Hammondsport News says Glenn H Curtiss will not fly again in the United States before leaving for France on August 4. He is now assembling the new aircraft for the international contest at Rheims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss
Hammondsport
Glenn H Curtiss
France
Engazel
Rheints
Ark Men Plan 100 Foot Dirigible For Exhibition
New York City businessmen Mr. Joe I. Rice and Mr. John A. Riges of Io Springs Ark negotiate with Captain Thomas S Baldwin for a large dirigible balloon. They propose a Walloon one hundred feet long the largest airship ever built in the United States for tours from city to city in exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Joe I. Rice
John A. Riges
Io Springs
Ark
New York
Thomass. Baldwin
Airship to Carry Passengers and Water Propulsion
A Cleveland firm builds a waterproof airship with bow and stern propellers so it can land on water. It will carry about twenty passengers and provide baggage space. The inventor says it can cruise with passengers aboard and may incorporate water propulsion features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Oslo
Eage Tt
Ely
Pitcher Surprises Highlight Red Sox Season Moves
The season sees Cleatte and Steele from the Boston Red Sox as early surprises. The Washington Club secures pitcher Vavik from Peoria. Lynn Club signs Whalen from Oudlawaston. Cy Young reportedly tinkers with the spitball while manager Lajoie eyes China. Ned Currier linked to New York, Raferty purchased by Toledo, and McAleer predicts Browns rise. The Red Sox list eleven uniformed players including Avel lanes and Nourse.
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Cleatte
Steele
Boston Red Sog
Washington
Vavik
Peoria
Lynn
Ling
Whalen
Oudlawaston
Cy Young
Lajoie
Cleveland
China
Portsmouth
New York
Ned Currier
Harvard
Wilds
Toledo
Boston Red Sox
Avellanes
Binehel
Cheech
Nourse
Pano
Ryan
Schutzer
Woltur
Wood
Pastor Drowns Trying to Save Boy in Newport Bay
The Rev Herbert Mitchell rector of Grace Church Plymouth drowned in Fisher's Island Sound while attempting to save 17 year old Clarence Blakesley who fell overboard from a catboat. Mitchell and Blakesley perished, five other Plymouth boys were aboard. Ida Lewis aged 68, known as the Grace Darling of America, saved five girls in Newport harbor after their boat capsized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Herbert J.mitchell
Episcopal Chuurch
Plymouth
Clarence Blakesley
Fisher's Island Sound
Blakesley
Mgr. Mitchell
Moung Island
Noaak
Howeard Lumpkin
Edward Ives
Roy Mallock
Edwin Tuttle
Harry McBurney
Hallock
Mouse Island
Long Taland Sound
Mr. Mitchell
Dogog
Monse Island
Ida Lewis
Cleveland Mayoral Fight Ends in Franchise Rejection
The Schmidt ordinance granting two street car franchises to Flerman Schmidt, allowing three cent fares on part of the system, was defeated in Cleveland by a 3763 vote. Total cast was 68,?. Johnson and local officials supported the measure amid a heated two month campaign with business leaders opposing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Muaterval
Compelled to Shoot Jealous Husband Forces Woman to Kill
Mount Vernon, April 1. Ben Marek, jailed at Marion, charged with killing Joseph Rodi. Marek confessed his wife was coerced by her husband who threatened to kill her if she refused. He forced her to practice with a pistol and ordered her to shoot Rodi. She obeyed and was arrested. the husband disappeared after the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Brs
Ben Marek
Marlon
Joseph Rodi
Rodi
Pittsfield Man Killed by Falling Pig Iron at Work
William P. Mitchell a Brown University graduate was crushed when pig iron from a ceiling storage room fell through and struck him at his desk in the Stanley Electric Manufacturing Company office. He was twenty four and the son of Rev. Arthur Mitchell of Bordentown New Jersey. He was known as a general athlete at Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Masy
William P. Mitchell
Brown University
Wis
Stanley Electric Manufacturing Company
Mitchell
Arthur Mitchell
Bordentown
Ned
Tax Amendment Debate Lands Narrow At Avanta Ga
In Avanta Georgia a proposed constitutional amendment to permit an income tax failed 7 to 54. The measure aimed to empower federal taxation and was rejected by the local vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanta
Pope Receives 2 Million From Don Carlos Will
Don Carlos heir to the Spanish throne leaves the Pope art works and cash totaling 2,000,000. Colomila’s Congress unanimously accepts General Reyes resignation as President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Carlos
Spain
Colomita
Colomila
Congress
General Reyes
Camry Visits King on Fortress Lifelike Visit
The Cant arrived at Cowes England on a fortnight visit to King Jaward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camry
Cowes
England
Jaward
Feminine Notes From The World Congress And Public Life
The item surveys activities of women globally including a Russian Congress in St Petersburg, women proposing a U S House bid from Colorado, and leading English figures forming alliances. It notes appointments in Idaho and New York museums, Madrid protests, a $25 000 endowment for Miss Martha Berry’s school, and social unrest with a Cleveland death linked to factory conditions.
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Colorado
Congress
St Petersburg
Winnie JD Smith
Ketchum
Idaho
Litesyq
New York City
Madrid
Agalage
Traope
Ator- Orr
Min
Ruel Sage Hiss
Fata
Martha Berry
Tor Boys
Rome
Enngland
Cleveland
Guteide Citi
Diay
Ek Wo Moore
Af Trealtivun
NOY
Osaka Fire Tears Through City Suffering Thousands Homeless
A catastrophic blaze in Rudus Osaka destroys over four miles of districts including the world’s largest Buddhist Temple and the Stock Exchange. Fire raged more than twenty five hours as water shortages hampered firefighting. Thousands homeless, hundreds injured, and vast financial losses feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osaka
Japan
Stock Exchange
Jtma
Kobe
Onaki
Boy in Ambush Kills Father in Kentucky Farm Case
Virgil Storms, fifteen, charged as principal in the fatal shooting of James W. Storms, a Pulaski County farmer. He admits hiding in the house with a double barrel gun and firing a first spray of small shot before a second load of slugs killed his father after a dispute. George and Samuel Slaughter, two alleged accessories, were arrested in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Storms
Lexington
Beach Hargis
James Hargis
Breathitt County
George
Samuel Slaughter
James W. Storms
Pulaski County
Somerset
Young Storms
Storms
Hoe
Killed Wife by Burglar Fear In Jamaica Plain Home
In Boston's Jamaica Plain district Harry Pierce a 31 year old shoe designer shot his wife in bed believing burglars were present police think the shooting was accidental. Pierce woke by a room noise fired in the dark as he seized a revolver near his bedside. The woman died from a shot through the rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Harry Pierce
Jamaica Phun
Pierce
Blind Brother Saved by Voice Guided Swimmer
In Yeadon at Baird's quarry two brothers, Henry Gil bert a 12 year old blind boy and an expert swimmer, and John age 10, were in the water for an hour before Henry saved John. Henry, dressing on the bank, heard John cry and guided by unseen voices pulled him to shore after John sank multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Henry Gilbert
Paschal
Lfe
John
Baird
Yeadon
Henry
Volees
Boy Killed by See-Saw Injury Shocks Dutchess County
In Poughkeepsie New York eight year old boy breaks arm on a see-saw and dies after surgery. His aunt Mrs John Cosgrove of Harrytown Dutchess County watches the operation and collapses from shock and apoplexy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Puffer
John Cosgrove
Harrytown
Dutchese County
Iad
Cosgrove
Comets C Cuyler's Body Sent Home From France
The body of Comets C Cuyler of New York City, who died in Biarritz France from injuries after a car accident near Cambo, was shipped to Paris in a special war draped mourning shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuylee
Comets C. Cuyler
New York City
Biarritz
France
Cambo
Paris
Oleomargarine Law Enforced in New York
New York State enforces the Oleomargarine law, requiring restaurants and boarding houses to plainly announce when they serve imitation butter to patrons. The regulation aims to inform customers about product substitutions in food establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Cousin of Taft Killed In Train Crossing Tragedy
Mrs William T. Chase, cousin of President Taft, was killed at the Janes Street crossing of the Kile Railroad in Middletown New York. She was struck by an express engine as she hurried to catch a train to New York City. Accompanied by her husband and two young women, the scene followed a day of travel preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Chase
Middletown
N. Y
Janes Steet
Kile
Williane 'T. Chase
Taft
New York Ciy
Man In Woods Kills Himself After Road Trip
Edward White a 48 year old Plainfield merchant and auto enthusiast shot himself in a woodland spot behind Interlaken after sharing a hotel stay with friends. He left a note for his wife and two pockets contained messages as the body was found by W H Reynolds of Asbury Park. He had helped Senator W J Morgan during Daytona races and had been linked to a campaign era life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ims
Woods
Edward White
Plainfield
Interlaken
White
Lyndhurst
o.Asbury Pate
Manasquan
R. H.seley
Maplewood
Rona Avenue
W. H. Reynolds
Asbury Park
W. J. Morgan
John Kean
Windstorm Strikes Hopewell Causing Wide Damage
A violent windstorm with rain and hail damaged Hopewell areas. The hall collapsed resembling large hickory nuts and residents gathered the debris to make ice cream. Trees uprooted and roofs torn at W. B. Shepherd Ira Wyckoff and George Runven. Crops suffered with leaf loss and damaged tomato vines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Ira Wyckoff
W. B. Shepherd
George Runven
Eighty-footed theft attempt ends with boy struck by train
Eight year old Joe De Walea stepped on an electric car contact shoe to steal a ride at Vineland station. He was thrown ten feet and left unconscious as the train departed. Spectators say he was revived by Dr. Hatch then ran home declaring his mother “a banking would hurt more the train did.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe de Walea
Vineland
Hatch
Five Generations Gather for Warren Anderson Family Reunion
Mrs Warren Anderson of 72 South Olden avenue Trenton hosted a family reunion with five generations at dinner. The youngest attendee was two year old Dorothy Crashaw of Homestead Pa and the oldest was Dorothy's great great aunt Mrs Jane Clark aged 73 of Wanllton Square near Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Anderson
No. 72
South Olden Avenue
Trenton
Dorothy Crashaw
Homestead
Dorothy
Jane Clark
Wanllton Square
Trio of Local News Bits From New Jersey and Nearby
Dover man J Edward Clamsey earns a share in a 55700 estate after selling it for 500 to his aunts. Hunterdon surrogate candidate Frank W Leading is backed by George L Bloom of Little York. A harvest home at Imlays Town Church raised over 159 for parsonage remodeling. A New Jersey random sampler includes a death in Asbury Park and a prison sentence in Bordentown for wife beating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Clamsey
Dover
Taft
Frank W
Little Eye Harbor
George HL. Bloom
Little York
Hunterdon County
Imlaystown Baptist Church
Ross ¥. O'Nell
Bergh Street
Asbury Park
Rank Hell
Bordentown
Mount Holly
Horner
George Gant
Clayton
Fiax Brown
Recorder Dollaver
Plainfield
Mira Moreno
Jap Girl to Enter Bryn Mawr College
Migsa Mary E Hit Disuyanagi daughter of Viscount Bucnow arrived on steamer Corea to enroll at Bryn Maws College in Massachusetts. Head to retire Boston based railroad president election Chas B Mellen chosen to succeed Lucius Tuttle amid retirement rumors. Bristol Va wets file petition to dismiss local option contest for lack of legal sufficiency. Tipton Bank loss feared at 100000 after cashier Noah Marker absconds. Fire devastates Itnoll Village Champaign County half of business district destroyed. Alabama general prohibition bill reported favorably to the House. Cincinnati woman shoots man then dies by carbolic acid at hospital. Danish missionary robbed at Northwestern station of 59 and a 33 check. Spokane warns 300000 homestead registrations on reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Migsa Mary E. Hit- Disuyanagi
Viscount Bucnow
Corea
Bryn Maws College
Boston
Chas
Mellen
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lucius Tuttle
New Haven
Arlington Buries Thirty Two Soldiers With Honors
Bodies of thirty two soldiers who died on duty in the Philippine Islands were buried in Arlington National Cemetery with military honors. General Henry C. Worthington, former California legislator and Nevada diplomat, dies at eighty at Garfield Hospital. Norfolk to spend 500000 on repairs to the battleship Kentucky. President Taft sends condolence to Cincinnati widow Leopold Markbreit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Philippine Islands
Arlington National Cemetery
Worthington
Henry C. Worthington
California
Congress
Nevada
Garfield Hospital
Kentucky
Norfolk Navy Yard
Turkish Officers Enter German Army For One Year
Twenty six Turkish officers arrived in Berlin to join the German army with Imperial approval. They will spend one year in a military university and another year in regimental service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Berlin
William
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