Theft of 173000 From United States Sub Treasury
The Sub-Treasury in Chicago faced a $173,000 cash disappearance all in large denomination notes. Secret Service and Treasury officials say no clerical error or forced entry occurred and all staff denied knowledge. Sub-Treasurer Boldennecks and bondsmen are liable. a relief bill may be introduced in Congress. Boldenneck was appointed June 25, succeeding Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sub-Treasury
Secret Service
Chicago
Washington
Shane
Shaw
Treasury Department
Boldenweert
Targe Ns
Uncle Sam
Ladger
Denwack
Boldennecks Trantic
Sam
Chicago Sub-Treasury
Chicago Sub- Treasury
William Boldenweck
William P. Williams
Youth Goes to Death Chair in Granger Case
Ossining New York George Granger executed by electricity at Sing Sing prison for the murder and robbery of his former employer Charles Lutz an aged Dutchess County farmer. Granger a farm hand was discharged then later intercepted Lutz on a lonely road and shot him after being refused reemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
George Granger
Sing Sing
Charles Lutz
Middleton
Dutchess County
Granger
Lutz
Resolution of Texas Senate Dismiss ing Investigating Committees
A legislative action report notes a Texas Senate resolution dismissing investigating committees by a 16 to yes vote. The text also recounts a fatal fire at the Williamson homestead near Newfield New Jersey with Mrs Hannah Williamson the sole resident perishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Senate
I. Resoluiotti
Joseph W
Dover mill man killed in Main Street shooting
Dennis Driscoll a mill worker was shot and killed on Main Street Dover New Hampshire by Pateek Morgan Morgan surrendered at the police station claiming Driscoll came to his house and attempted to run things Morgan confessed to the homicide and police investigated the case
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Dennis Driscoll
Dover
N. H
Main Street
Pateek Morgan
Morgan
Driscoll
Schooner Harry Knowlton Sued in Larchmont Collision
In Providence Alabama the Joy Line Steamship Company announced it would sue to place liability for the Larchmont collision on the owners of the schooner Harry Knowlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Knowlton
Providence
Joy Line Steamship Company
Larchmont
Executions Reported in China Amid Dynastic Turmoil
Dispatch notes numerous executions in China as anti foreign agitation wanes amid dynastic instability. The report highlights the crackdown and lingering unrest across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Suffrage Lead Shifts in America Says Anna Shaw
Rev. Anna Shaw, president of the American Women's Suffrage Association, spoke in Chicago declaring that the suffrage cause has lagged in the United States compared with other enlightened nations in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Shaw
American Women's Suffrage Association
Chicago
America
Murder Confession Read in Adams Trial
The jury in Wallan Idaho heard the confession of Steve W. Adams regarding the Sleunenberg murder. Adams denied the allegations and claimed repudiation of the confession while facing charges for the murder of Fred Tyler.
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Steve W. Adams
Binco
Sleunenberg
Wallan
Idaho
Adams
Fred Tyler
Black Hand Society Crushed in Luzerne County
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania authorities report twenty two members jailed and over fifty fleeing as the Black Hand Society, which had terrorized the upper Luzerne County area for years, is now broken up and dismantled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Barre
Be Neved
Black Hand Society
Luzerne County
Santo Domingo Treaty Ratified by Senate in Executive Session
The Senate in executive session at Washington D C ratified the Santo Domingo treaty granting U S assistance in collecting and applying customs revenues of the Dominican Republic.
Harriman Testimony Details Rich Deals in Rail Trusts
Edward Harriman testifies at Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on Chicago and Alton purchase and related bond issues. He declines to reveal personal profits from stock sales and faces scrutiny over Union Pacific controls and syndicate arrangements involving Kuhn Loeb & Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Edward H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harriman
Chicago
New York
Frank B. Kellogg
C. A. Severance
Chicago and Alton
Union Pacific
Commission
Federal Building
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Hadley
Missouri
Rogers
Harrimen
Mortimer Schiff
George J. Gould
James Stillman
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Chicago and Alton Railway
New York Life
Equitable
Mr. Harriman
Aston
Harrimen Combine
Alion
Union Pacific Road
Union Paacific
MiNnatg Central
Timets Central
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Treasury
St. Joseph
Grand Island
Oregon
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Oregon Short Line
NO MOLLYCODDLES ARE WANTED SAYS ROOSEVELT
President Roosevelt visits Boston and Cambridge for Harvard events and meetings with students. He defends federal control over corporate wealth, rebukes state rights protections, and calls for national action against syndicated wealth while visiting Eliot, the Sphinx Club, and Groton School with his family.
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Boston
Harvard University
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Harvard
Theodora Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Washington
Sam
Nicholas Longworth
Ethel Roosevelt
Longworth
Ethel
Chestnut Hil
W. S. Bigelow
Mr. Roosevelt
Guy Murchie
Dr. Bigelow
Chestnut HM
Groton
Kermit
Lee
The
Charles
Transfcr
Sphinx Club
Bacon
Harvard Union
Henry L. Wigginson
Boston Banker
Farvard
Preal- Jent
Eliot
Charles W. Eliot
Canada
Hasty Pudding Club
Dunster
Bishop Lawrence
Porcelain Club
Mrs. Roosevelt
Miss Ethel
Groton School
Cubans Demand Cockfighting Right At Havana Palace
A procession of 500 mounted men and others marched past Havana's Palace to present a petition to Governor Magoon requesting rescission of the cockfighting ban. The Governor indicated he would study the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Magoon
Kingston Suffers Another Shock From Severe Earthquake
A strong quake shook Kingston Jamaica causing partial building collapses and at least one death in the old quarter. Fire and police units rushed to aid residents as aftershocks rattled the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Wreck of Eighteen Hour Pennsylvania Train Near Johnstown
The Pennsylvania Railroad eighteen hour train derailed at Mineral Point near Johnstown at 11.46 pm crashing through sixty feet of embankment into the Conemaugh River. None killed. about fifty injured taken to hospitals in Pittsburgh Altoona and Johnstown. A bolt failure on steel ties caused the derailment during a curved high speed run. Survivors received care and a solemn thanksgiving service was held led by Rev. Edgar Cope aboard a special train bound for Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mineral Point
Johnstown
Conemaugh River
Altoona
Conemaugh
Edgar Cope
St. Simeon's Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Mim
Union Station
Evelyn Thaws Cross Examination Ends in Thaw Trial
The Evelyn Nesbit Thaw cross examination concluded in the Harry K. Thaw murder trial. Abraham H. Immel testified on a signed retracting affidavit claim, while Thaw family matters and a diary reveal details of her past with Stanford White and Thaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Europe
Thaw
Jerome
Abraham H. Immel
Notary
Evelyn Thaw
Hummel
Ms. Jerome
Tie
Delphin M. Delmas
Lfe
Evelyn Nesbit
Broadway
Slateen
Harry Thaw
New York
Lim Tts
Paris
Sin
Mr. White
Paria
Katzenstein Schloss
Austrian Tyrol
Formal Notice of War Between Honduras and Nicaragua
The Honduran Foreign Minister declares peace negotiations with Nicaragua ended by a Nicaraguan invasion. A disputed border strip along the frontier sits between the Colon Mountain crest and the Wanks River, with troops mobilized on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Honduras
Nicaragua
Colon
Wanks
Ecach
ICC Recommends Federal Block Signal Law for Passengers
The Interstate Commerce Commission urges Congress to require universal block signal use on all passenger trains and to grant the ICC inspection and regulatory authority over the system to prevent railroad disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Commission
Washington, D D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Escaped Prisoner Found Frozen at Dover Station
Dover jail escapee Juniper Benson, a Black inmate who overpowered a keeper, was found frozen to death on a Woodside railroad platform. Fellow escapee William Fisher surrendered, saying he would rather face death than be frozen alive.
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Dover
Del—Juniper Benson
Woodside
Wiliam Fisher
Creeze
Honduras War Blame Put on Zelaya Statements
President Zelaya again claimed Honduras bears full responsibility for the war and asserted Nienessuan troops secured several victories. The remarks renewed tension as regional observers weighed the conflict’s origins and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Zelaya
Publc
Queen Alexandra's fine dogs at crafts show defeat noted
Amateur Athletic Union takes control of all tee and roller skating contests. Baseball league presidents share a 15000 annual salary. Glidden trophy auto tour to run Chicago to Washington. McGovern benefit at Madison Square Garden raises over 12000. Grand Prix 1907 set for July in Normandy. Jockey trust alleged in New Orleans amid racing tensions.
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Queen Alexandra
Amateur Athletic Union
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Ralph Rose
California
Inez
Normandy
New Orleans
Griffith
A. 9. Burt
Washington
Amendment bars liquor sales canteens in national soldiers homes
The House of Representatives in Washington D.C. adopted an amendment to the Sundry Civil bill stating that no bar or canteen where intoxicating liquor is sold may be maintained in national soldiers homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Fire destroys Ford Moore Sanitarium near Kerhonkson
A large fire consumed the Ford Moore Sanitarium near Kerhonkson Ulster County New York damaging the building which stood for years. It housed wealthy New York men and women and all patients escaped without injury. The estimated loss is about 25000 dollars.
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Ford Moore Sanitarium
Kerhonkson
Ulster County
N. Y
Avra
New York
Army to Build Panama Canal. Stevens Replacing by Goethals
The Panama Canal will be built by army engineers. All private bids have been rejected. Senator Blackburn of Kentucky to join the Canal Commission after leaving the Senate March 1. John S Stevens resigns as chief engineer, to be succeeded by Major George W Goethals. Goethals to assume full command and powers, with two other army engineers designated to join him. The White House announced these facts after an exhaustive review of the private contract system.
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Washington
D. C
Panam Canal
Army
Blackburn
Kentucky
Senate
Canal Commission
John S. Stevens
Panama Canal
White House
Stevens
Wil Ie
George W. Goethals
Reorganized Canal Commission
Wiite
Isthmian Canal Commission
Fire at Hochelaga School Claims Seventeen Lives
In Montreal the Hochelaga School of the Protestant School Commission, a brick two story building in the east end, burns. Principal Miss Maxwell and sixteen children perish as smoke traps students on the second floor kindergarten. Firefighters and Miss Maxwell are among the dead as she reenters to save others.
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Montreal
Canada
Maxwell
Hochelaga
Protestant School Commission
Rere
Miss Maxwell
Carron
Divided Court Clears Perkins of Criminal Charge
In Albany a divided Court of Appeals, four to three, upheld lower court judgments finding George W. Perkins, vice president of New York Life Insurance, not guilty of larceny for using company funds to back the Republican campaign in 1904. The decision endorses District Attorney Jerome’s view that the act lacked criminal statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Efert
J. P. Morgan
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
Jerome
Gray
O'Brien
H. T. Bast
Jett
Hiscock
Grey
Juscoe Chet Dude
Cullen
Vernes
Chase
Werrer
Battleship Connecticut Sails North With Typhoid aboard
Secretary of the Navy received a dispatch from Rear Admiral Evans in Washington stating the battleship Connecticut will sail immediately from Guantanamo for the north due to a typhoid epidemic aboard. Sixty five causes are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pever
Connecticut
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Railway Labor Bill Passes House in Washington
The House at Washington D C approved the Bed bill regulating hours of railroad employes, amended to meet President Roosevelt's wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Burns Offers Pure Food Bill
John Burns president of the Local Government Board introduced a bill in the British House of Commons to empower the Board of Trade to tighten regulations preventing danger to public health from the ramportation preparation storage and distribution of articles of food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
John Burns
Local Government Board
House of Commons
Board of Trade
Mayor Dine Renominated by Chicago Democrats
Chicago Democrats renominated Edward E Dunne for mayor. The party committee backed Dunne in the upcoming election, signaling continued leadership for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dine
Chicago
Democrats
Edward E.dunne
Indian Defends Indians in Senate Debates
Sengtar Curtis of Kansas speaks in the United States Senate defending Indians for the first time in history, presenting a stance by a native ally on tribal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sengtar Curtis
Kansas
United States Senate
British Admiralty Reveals Losses in Convoy Attacks
The Admiralty says fifty five percent of shipping was lost during recent British naval operations. The crippled Coney was among vessels hit in these assaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
College of Ste Marie Burned at Marieville
The College of Ste Marie in Marieville Canada burned to the ground with two hundred twenty five students escaping. Many students lost personal effects and the loss is set at about 100000 with 50000 covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of
Eleven At Andover Attend Tagy Stu dents
Eleven students attend Andover according to readings. Dr. Wiley warns Rusky drinkers about blends. Special interests seek to cripple the Pure Food Law. Americans invested 56 million in Mexican mines in 1906. Chauffeurs earn up to 250 dollars monthly with board. Defenses around Boston Harbor soon strengthened. Navy opens a sanitarium for consumptives. London journal notes purple attire this year. President calls grazing fees to protect Western range homesteads. Armstrong Chainer of New York deeded 500 thousand estate to balk relatives. Methodist Book Concern consolidates its branches under one organization. Two Hilton Congress debates appropriations exceeding 4 million in current session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsy Glenolngs
Andover
Wiley
Doston Harbor
Navy Department
John Armtrong Chainer
New York City
Methodist Book Concern
Hilton Congress
Ilat Hand
Belpw
Yan
Currency Bill Advances in Senate
The Senate approved the Aldrich plan aimed at a new currency system. The действие signals a shift toward centralized monetary authority and potential reforms to national finance.
Jamestown Site Bought for Norfolk Exposition Plan
Jamestown Island covering 1400 acres was purchased by a single syndicate to operate steamboat sites in connection with the Exposition at Norfolk Vu. The deal signals a coordinated display venue development linking the historic island with the regional exposition efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jamestown Island
1 Syndicate
Norfolk
Speculation Stops in Japan Cites Market Mania Cure
A sharp drop in Japanese stocks followed the acceptance that curbing speculation and scrutinizing new companies was needed. Officials signaled reforms to temper market exuberance and reduce overvaluation in the booming sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Women's suffrage progress and notable appointments across Europe and America
Anna Shaw notes slower progress in the United States while British suffragists demonstrate electoral and military qualification. Miss Morosini of New York pays for black silk stockings and fashion evolves with hoopskirts. Mme Sarah Bernhardt is named professor of dramatic declamation in Paris. Mary Boyle O'Reilly's daughter is slated to proceed Ming Marie Rose Collins as a Massachusetts prison board member.
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Anna Shaw
America
Morosini
New York City
Mme Sarah Bernhardt
Conservatory of Music
Mary Boyle O’reilly
John Boyle O'Reilly
Boston Pilot
Ming Marie Rose Collins
Patrigle A- Colling
Massachusetts
Promine Poison Fatal to Three and One Child
The three year old son and the eleven year old daughter of Fred Fenner a farmer of hillshore Quo died from promaine poisoning after eating from a tree during a hog feeding event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promaine
Fred Fenner
Hillshore
Quo
Farmer
Treasury chief Shaw heads Carnegie Trust in New York
In a late news brief, Secretary of the Treasury Shaw is elected president of the Carnegie Trust Company of New York while other items note fiscal concerns, a Supreme Court petition for safe conduct, and a Pennsylvankia rail wreck toward Johnstown.
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Paria
Treasury
Shaw
Carnegie Trust Company
New York
John Armstrong Chanler
United States Supreme Court
Tawney
Appropriations Committee
House
Pennsylvanks
Johmstown
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Krederiek
D. Grant
Roosevett
Taft
I Combe
British Steamer Berlin Sinks in Terrific Storm
The British steamship Berlin of the Great Eastern Railway, from Harwich to the Hook of Holland and Rotterdam, wrecked near the jetty in a fierce gale. Of 143 aboard only 14 survivors found after a 30 hour rescue. among the dead are notable passengers including Fraulein Schoene and Arthur Herbert.
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Holland
Themat
Berlin
Great Eastern Railway Company
England
Harwich
Hook of Holland
Rotterdam
Fraulein Bchoene
Mannheim Court Opera
Blea
Elizabeth
Covent Garden
London
M. Orello
Barone
Amsterdam
MM. Stellmach
Memmiler
Fraulein Gohe
Court Theatre
Dresden
Arthur Herbert
Sleven
Hfasavers
Jensen
Nella
Parkinson
Holt Steamship Line
Great Conflict of Markets War for the Markets Cited by Shaw
Secretary Shaw told University of Chicago students that the century would see the greatest conflict in world history a war for the markets. He framed manufacturing overproduction as a central cause and urged focus on expanding trade and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
University of Chicago
Train Dispatcher Charged In Van Buskirk Wreck
W J Dougherty, Ashland division train dispatcher at Ashland Wisconsin, charged with causing the Van Buskirk wreck that killed two. He is reported insane in a Michigan hospital after a prior suicide attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Dougherty
Ashland
Northywestéff Railroad
Wis
van Buskirk
Lronwood
Mich
James A. Kirk Dies at Pine Lake Wis Soup Manufacturer
James A. Kirk of Chicago a famous soup maker died at his Pine Lake Wisconsin home from heart disease. He was sixty five and leaves a wife four daughters and an estate valued in the millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Kirk
Chicago
Pine Lake
Wis
Mr. Kirk
Woman Hills Lover Flora McDonald Kills Webster Guerin
Flora McDonald wife of Michael C. McDonald a former Chicago polutent boss shoots and kills Webster Guerin in an incident linked to her lover Louis Fisher manager of Harrison Art Company. The sensational crime ties two men to a single tragic act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman Hills
Flora McDonald
Michael C. McDonald
Chicago
Webster
Guerin
Allas
Louis Fisher
Harrison Art Company
Girl Shoots Peeping Tom in Kansas City
Eva McQueen shot Alfred Anderson in Kansas City Missouri claiming he spied through her window. Anderson was mortally wounded with the incident described as self defense against a peeping Tom. Authorities investigate the case and consider charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Anderson
Eva McQeehon
Kmeas City
Law and Senate Actions Reported in Brief
Senator Kwoa opposed Smoot unseating. A fourteen foot channel between Chivagy and the Mt project failed. The House kept coal buying laws for the Navy in the Philippines. The Tillman bill barred National blacks from elections and banned corporate political contributions. Dominican treaty text reached the Senate after Santo Domingo signing. A paper trust investigation resolution was offered by John Shay Williams. President urged relief for white men married to Cherokees. land ownership rules cited Supreme Court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwoa
Smoot
Chivagy
House
Philippines
Tillman
Senate
Santo Dominigo
John Shay Williams
Axterien
Supreme Court
Global political and military notes from Washington to Tokyo
A wide range of items reports appointments and dismissals in the U S Navy and government,Roosevelt letters on Massachusetts tariff review, sheep grazing policy, and travel restrictions for Japanese in Hawaii. Internationally,Britain,Germany,France and Russia face policy shifts and notable deaths.
Hoys Escape Jail Fire in Paterson
Four boys confined in the rear building of the county jail near Paterson escaped death as a fire destroyed the wing. Prisoners shouted and rattled cells but were heard only when Charles Gill passed by. Firemen fought the blaze to prevent spread to the main building housing many inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoys
Paterson
Grand Jury
Charles Gill
Board of Aldermen
Middleon Real Estate Chief Killed by Electric Train
John Channett, president of the Middleton Real Estate Company in Atlantic City, was killed at Pleasantville when he stepped in front of an electric train at the railroad station while in town to choose a grave for his sister's husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Channett
Middleton Real Estate Company
Atlantic City
Pleasantville
Belleville Driver Kills Pedestrian In City Street
Joseph Hundertoford, sixty two, of 10 Van Rensselaer street Belleville, was run down by an automobile and died without regaining consciousness. The car was owned by Joseph C. Good of 273 Graham avenue Paterson and driven by Robert Corser, its sole occupant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hundertoford
van Rensselaer Street
Belleville
Joseph C. Good
Graham Avenue
Paterson
Robert Corser
Exciseman Opposes Licenses On Asbury Park Board
The new Asbury Park excise board includes Exciseman John H. McMurray who opposes all licenses. He says he was elected without pledges and will not vote to grant licenses to hotels. He has no supporters on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Excise Board of
Asbury Park
John H. McMurray
Foreman Held On Charge After Kicking Teen Employee
Robert McGuigan, foreman at Wall Rope Works in Beverly, is held on bail for allegedly kicking 16 year old Albert G. Anderson of Bridgeborough, a worker, for not being on time in his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Brooker
J. Harold Brooker
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Hammonton
Brooker
Robert McGuigan
Wall Rope Works
Beverly
Albert G. Anderson
Bridgeborough
Widow Rose Bellis Die in Washington Lamp Accident
Mrs. Rose Bellis a well to do widow living alone on School street Washington was burned to death after stumbling while carrying a lighted lamp and falling setting her clothing on fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Kemp
Summit
Mirs
Kemp
Wales
Rose Bellis
School Street
Washington
Bridgeton Board Plans New High School Building
The Bridgeton Board of Education will construct a new structure for high school use with an estimated cost near $50,000. In addition, the district will introduce music instruction across all schools. Mrs. Achsah Wood of Cape May, at eighty four, continues making clothing for her great great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton Board of Education
Achsah Wood
Cape May
Open House at Bridgeton Elks and Local Notices
The Bridgeton Elks hosted an open house with Indies guests attending. Two carloads of machinery arrived to install the Merchantville sewage system. Elizabeth Staub, 26, daughter of Charles Staub, fractured her arm at Seeley. Rev William E Needham, formerly of West Chester Pa, accepted a call to Collingswood Baptist Church. The Spruce Run Lutheran Church will receive a bequest from the late Miss Sarah Fritts of Glen Gardner. Samuel Hobbs of Woodbury dies after trolley accident last November, leaving a widow and four children. The Summer Cottagers' Association of Pitman reports over 4000 in receipts and 343 members. Mrs Eliza Reeves dies at Capton from a wound that caused blood poisoning, aged 80. Fifteen irrigation projects are under way costing about 37 million, led by Salt River in Arizona at nearly 4 million.
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Chamber of Deputies
Count Stolberg-Wernigerode
Reichstag
Glosuo Carduicc
Europatkin
Ferreira
Cape Colony
Kimberley
Congress On
Berlin
Vatican
M. Briand
Russia
France
Vilatt
Paris
Charles Dilke
Great Britain
Germany
Fehmi Paci
Henry Steel Olcott
Theosophical Society
India
Tokyo
Japan
Tsukuba
Chitosa
Ijuin
Mediterranean
London
William Howard Russelt
London Times
Greece
Marathon
Bridgeton Elks
Merchantville
Elizabeth Staub
Charles Staub
Seeley
Wiliam E. Needham
West Chester
Collingswood Baptist Church
Sarah Fritts
Glen Gardner
Spruce Run
Arizona
Salt River
President Roosevelt to award prizes at Jamestown Exposition baby show
President Roosevelt will award prizes at the Jamestown Exposition baby show in June. He will also offer prizes for the best all round baby the prettiest baby and the most attractive baby, adding a personal touch to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judec
Roosevelt
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