Elections Echo New York Hochie Victory Across States
A long national tally shows Hughes leading Hearst in New York Governor returns with Hughes 746,594 to Hearst 684,722. Chanler appears elected Lieutenant Governor on Independence League ticket. Across New Jersey New Hampshire Alabama Arkansas California and many states Republicans gain seats while Democrats face losses. Panama bans gambling as Panama’s Assembly approves a prohibition bill. Puerto Rico votes for Unionist commissioner. island party results show labor influence. Democrats lose seats in Congress. Republicans lead with 22 to 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hughes
Hearst
Greater
Democratic Independence League
New York City
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
M. Linn Bruce
John Sibley Whalen
Monroe
Martin H. Glynn
Albany
William S. Jackson
Erle
Julius Mauser
Suffolk
Frederick W. Skene
Queens
New Jersey
Ware
John F. Dryden
Washington
New Hampshire
Chas, M. Floyd
Manchester
Floyd
Jameson
Tetley
McFall
Churchill
Alabama
Braxton
Winston
Arkansas
California
Jas. N. Gillette
Colorado
Henry A. Buchtel
Connecticut
Rollin S. Woodruff
Delaware
J. Frank Alice
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Frank R. Gooding
Hinds
Joseph Cannon
House of Representatives
Towa
Albert H. Cummins
Kansas
Edward W. Hoch
Republcan
Kentucky
Beckham
United States Senate
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Curtis Guid
Michigan
Fred M. Warner
Minnesota
John A. Johnson
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
United States
W. A. Clark
Nebraska
George L. Sheldon
Nevada
John Sparks
North Dakota
Burke
North Carolina
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Edwin S. Sturt
Rhode Iland
James MH. Wiggins
South Carolina
Martin Ansel
South Dakota
Coe FL
Crawford
Tennessee
Malcom R. Patterson
Texas
Thomas G. Campbell
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Republica
West Virginia
Wisconsin
John O. Davidson
Wyoming
Bryan BR. Brooks
Arizona
Porto Riteo
Tusco Larrinaga
Puerto Rico
United States Congress
Federation of Labor Party
Federation
Nawali
Congress
J. H. Kalanfanaole
E. B. McClaughan
Charles Notley
Senate
House
Mexicans Ambush Rangers Near Rio Grande City
Four Mexican fighters died after a clash with four Texas Rangers near Rio Grande City. The Texans survived unharmed in the ambush and ensuing firefight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande City
Newsy Gleanings In Early 20th Century Headlines
Leo Stevens staged a balloon ascent at Pittsfield Massachusetts. Steel makers affirm open shop policy. Whalebone prices soar to fifteen thousand per ton amid poor season forecasts. Wyworth notes. Dundee Scotland grants freedom of city to United States Ambassador Reid. Victoria reports Count Katsura likely to become Korea’s Resident General. Russia’s voter lists shrink after Senate ruling excludes thousands. Yale to appoint full professorship in lumbering after endowment drive of 150000. Alien land escheat notices posted at New York County Court House. European storms cause widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Stevens
Pittsfield
Mass
Wyworth
Dundee
Senate
Yale
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
New York City
Europe
Indictments Over Rebates Hit Major Rail Lines
United States District Court in Minneapolis handed fourteen indictments detailing rebate schemes by railroads and rebates received by grain firms and individuals. The Great Northern, Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha, Wisconsin Central, and Minneapolis and St Louis railways face counts, with several grain firms including W P Devereaux McCaoull Dinsmore Ames Brooks and the Duluth Milling Company named for absorbing elevator charges or recouping freight payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
Lochren
United States District Court
Great Northern Railroad
Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
Wisconsin Central Railway
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway
W. PL Devereaux
McCaoull-Dinsmore Company
Minneapolis
Ames Brooks Company
Duluth
Duluth Milling Company
Woman Admitted to Practice in U S Supreme Court
Miss Mary Philbrook of New Jersey admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States, becoming the twenty seventh woman to enjoy that privilege. The motion for admission was made by Solicitor General Hoyt for former Attorney General Guggs, who commended her legal ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Mary Philbrook
New Jersey
Supreme Court of the United States
Hoyt
Guggs
Woman Slain in Stafford Springs Farmhouse Mystery
Mrs Henry Williams wife of a farmer two miles south of Stafford Springs Conn was killed while alone in the farmhouse her head crushed by a club and throat cut The robber ransacked the house smashed a trunk and took 100 in cash Jerome Refuses to Prosecute New York District Attorney says he believes President Peabody of Mutual Life violated them by coercing the companys agents but will not act until trustees election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Williams
Stafford Springs
Conn
Jerome
New York
Peabody
Mutual Life
Jet Hicks
Sale City
John Akridge
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Grenville M. Dodge
Winston Churchill
United States
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Washington
Virginia
Frantz
Oklahoma
New York City
Herrick
Isthmian Canal
King Edward
San Francisco
State Department
Salis
Utah
Goold
Money
Migs
James G. Morse
Thomasville
Carolyn Morse Ely
Louisiana State Board of Health
Havana
Mrs Peary Awaits Husband In Sydney After Ride
Mrs. Peary and Mrs. Robertie Pears travel via St John New Brunswick to Sydney Canada where Mrs Peary will await her husband. The fragment notes a journey and anticipated reunion with her spouse in Sydney CL HL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Robertie Pears
St. John
N. B
Sydney
Various Sporting Feats From The Field Of Sports
Hugh Baater holds a pentathlon position in New York State while Otto Dalmar’s foot heals rapidly and Mohawk athlete prepares for return. Rockefeller’s beagles win the national trials cup outright as rights of way for parts of Long Island speedway are offered. A Maxwell car covered 3000 miles in seven days seven hours thirty minutes nonstop. Warner of Pittsburgh wins the National League 1906 batting crown with a top average. Howard J. Gee defeats J. B. Sankard in a Princeton golf thirty-six hole match. Willie Hoppe defeats Blake Swinefer in billiards 400 to 370 in the twenty ninth inning run. Schaefer’s score reaches 370.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Baater
Penn
New York State
Otto Dalmar
William G. Rockefeler
Acon More
Long Island Automobile Speedway
Maxwell
Warner
Pittsburg
Uje
Howard J. Gee
J. B. Sankard
Princeton
Willie Hoppe
Bjake Swinefer
Schaefer
Grime Carnival Sweeps Pittsburg City in Fear
Pittsburg faces a crime wave with three murders, multiple hold ups, and nearly 200 burglaries in two weeks. Police boosted forces, vigillance committees formed, and residents fear to walk streets after a department store assault on Mrs. A G Boykin near Central Police Station. An attempted nail-ritual attack on Mrs. Jean Mitchell inflamed anger and prompted council’s police surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutsburg
Biegesi
eSea
Shen Mra
A. G. Boykin
Wylie Avenue
Ce Cftv
Po- Hee
East Board of Trade
East End
Jean Mitchell
Farber Street
Canton
Ohio
Shafter Battle Veterans Leader Rufus Shafter Dies
Major-General Rufus Shafter USAL retired died after seven days illness near Rakesfield Cal as son-in-law Captain W T McKittrick. Born Kalamazoo Mich Oct 16 1895, he served in the Sev enth Michigan Infantry as a private in youth and later fought Indians in the West. He rose to major-general and commanded in the Santiago campaign during the Spanish American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rakesfield
Cal
Rufus Shafter
USAL
Othe Yaneh
W. T. McKittrick
California
William R. Shafter
Kalamazoo
Mich
Seventh Michigan Infantry
Shafter
Spain
Santiago
Political leaders oppose woman suffrage in Colorado
Denver and California party chiefs said no woman will again be nominated for a legislative office. They claim public sentiment rejects female candidates and that equal suffrage in Colorado seems doomed despite assertions to the contrary. The leaders insist the rank and file, including women, would see the fair sex removed from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cal
Publc
Colorado
Escaped Bomb Thrown at Moscow Official Misses
A bomb hurled at General Rhein bot, Moscow prefect of police, fell short. The general, unharmed, fired and killed the terrorist who threw it.
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Rheinbot
Moscow
Evansville theatre fire leaves several seriously hurt
A fire swept through a theatre in Evansville Indiana causing panic and trampling. Several individuals were seriously injured as crowds fled the blaze. Authorities investigate cause and safety failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Engineers' Demands Granted Amid Shorter Hours and Pay Hike
Engineers win shorter hours and higher pay after protests while Macon, Georgia hosts a significant race-related state fair. The event marks a historical point in labor and civil rights, highlighting tensions and progress in the wartime era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. L
Wy Hallroad
Macon
Labor unions report gains and actions across industries
Wood Lathers union held convention in Toronto. Machinists strike on Southern Railway ended in amicable settlement. Fall River Textile Council seeks 10 percent wage rise. A meter makers union proposed nationwide collaboration. Boston section backs the idea. British Admiralty moves to a 48 hour week in dockyards. American labor bodies added 1204 unions with about 100000 members. Carriage and Wagon Workers Union in Memphis won a shorter day without wage cuts. Order of Railway Conductors expands to 500 divisions and 149000 members down to 39000. Mutual benefit department shows growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Union
Toronto
Canada
Southern
Textile Council
Fall River
Mass
Manufacturers’ Association
Boston
Amer Fer
Carriage and Wagon Workers' Union
Memphis
Optimistic 1906 Crop Report From Bureau Of Statistics
The 1906 preliminary national crop report from the Bureau of Statistics in Washington shows total corn production near 2.557 billion bushels with an average yield per acre around 41.8 bushels. It details regional yields, quality factors, and compares with 1905 1904 and ten year averages, noting shifts in corn buckwheat potatoes hay and tobacco yields and quality across states and territories. The report projects overall favorable conditions despite regional variation and notes portions of the crop in farmers hands as of November 1 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Stitattes
Department of Agriculture
Fie Crite
Couty
Sittshela
Suiter
Mlingtsi
Nebraska
Mingouft
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
North Carolla
Arkansax
Mississippi
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Elise
South Carolina
Gof
Thor
Birby Hotel Collapse Buries 100 Workers at Long Beach
A five story section of the Birby Hotel in Long Beach California collapsed during construction. About 190 laborers were in the structure. 9 killed, 100 carried from the ruins, 13 on contractor rolls unaccounted for. Names include R M Perkins Catto Brashear A Hansense Albert Hartle L M M Phillips. The hotel, valued at 750000, was near completion with 270 rooms planned. The disaster prompted widespread mourning among families nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Cal
Rcene
Wen
R. M. Perkins
Catto Brashear
A. Hansense
Albert Hartle
L. MM. Philips
Hixby
Governor Pardons Banker Convict in Nashua Trust Case
Governor Mel Lane of New Lamp shire pardons John P. Cageia who was sent to Co Jas for four years over misappropriation of Nashua Trust Company funds. The decision reverses the prior conviction and releases Cageia from imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Lane
New Lampshire
John P. Cageia
Co Jas
Nashua Trust Company
Hussain Committees Suppressed In Densa Provinces
Electoral committees in densa report Ratgshetae as suppressed with funerous transferred to the town comedds. Secretary of the Navy Bonaparce advocates annual selection of a rogalized boss by each party to choose candidates for office.
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Hussain
Densa
Ratgshetae
Comedds
Bonaparte
Tosses
Secretary of the Navy
Bonaparce
Chicago speech touts free trade or reciprocity with Canada
In a Chicago address J. 0.00 endorsed either free trade with Canada or reciprocity between the nations. Marylinder Admits Mrviberg, Rep. Brect Jackson of Maryland, conceded paying money to buy votes in the recent election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Chicago
Marylinder
Mrviberg
Brect Jackson
Maryland
Teen at Marion Ends Life In otc Home Drama
At Ernest Farrell's Marion Ohio home Miss Hilda Porter nineteen announced she would kill herself then swallowed a dram and a half of carbolic acid in a room filled with friends on the porch. She collapsed and died within moments. The report mentions a London doctor warning against hypnotism and indiscriminate treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Farrell
Marion
Ohio
Hilda Porter
TRAINS COLLIDE NEAR WOODVILLE KILL 69 IN J deadly crash
A Baltimore to Chicago through train with 165 passengers collided head on with a freight train near Woodville Indiana. Dozens burned as wreckage and flaming cars tumbled into a ten foot embankment. The total death toll reaches sixty nine with many more injured as survivors struggle at the scene. Relatives waited at the station in Chicago while scenes of distress unfolded. One couple from Warsaw, Mrs Anne Chyza and her husband, were separated as police aided the frantic reunion attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimoore
Ohio
Baltimore
Woodville
Ind
HL Ad O
Russia
Anne Chyza
Warsaw
Klavaleo
Widow Esther Damon Dies After Loyal Revolutionary Service
Esther Sumner Damon, aged ninety three, the last widow of a Revolutionary War veteran, died at her Plymouth Union home. Born in 1812 in Vermont, she married Noah Damon in 1837. She supported herself and her disabled husband for years, nursing and sewing, while receiving a government pension later increased to 72 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vic
Esther Sumner Damon
Plymouth Union
Dunoa
Vermont
Bridgewater
Noah Na- Inon
Dainon
Millon
Mass
Pharitel
William Thompson
Damon
Palestretto
Daughters of the American Revoluc ‘Tion
Honkelold
Winers
Minancers
Esther Bummer
Esther
Piaty
Wages Rising Across Rails and Big Trusts in 1905
Major railroads and industrial trusts including Pennsylvania Railroad Standard Oil Amalgamated Copper and United States Steel move to raise wages for tens of thousands of workers. Copper mines in Montana and oil and steel outfits plan roughly ten percent boosts, with broader effects expected in Eastern roads and subsidiary firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper
Laad
Pennsylvania
New York City
Pennsylvanian Railroad
United States
Standard Oil Company
Montana
Amalgamated Copper Company
Copper Craft
United States Steel Corporation
Philadelphia and Teading Company
New York Central
Lackawanna
Anancelal
Galena of Company
Son of the Copper Trust
Great Butte
Alony
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Rock Island and St. Louis
San Francisco
Northwestern
Passenger leaps as engine runs wild into Detroit station
In Michigan Central yards a worker jumped from a speeding engine thinking a collision, sending the locomotive into Third Street station where it crashed through the west wall. Parcel clerk G R Booth was killed and three workers on the third floor were injured as wreckage toppled two floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan Central
Third Street
G. R. Booth
Locomotive Boiler Explodes Near Sargent's California
A boiler explosion on a Sunset Express locomotive south of San Francisco at Sargent's killed two railroad men and several tramp workers, with multiple passengers injured from shattered glass and collapse.
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San Jose
Cal
San Brancisco
New Orleans
Sargent's
San Francisco
Deer Kills Montclair Millionaire in Estate Ravine
The death of Herbat Bradley forty one, a New York importer, on Eagle Rock Way near Montclair, is linked to a deer kill. Investigators found blood on antlers and body, and Chief shot the injured deer to prevent further harm. Bradley leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. 1
Herbat Bradley
New York
Eagle Rock Way
Chick Gallagher
Herbert Simmons
Mr. Bradley
Mr Bradley
Waves
Roosevelt Tour to Wolf Trap and Isthmus Transit
President Roosevelt sails aboard the Mayflower from Washington Navy Yard with Mrs Roosevelt and aides to Wolf Trap Light. The party transfers to the battleship Louisiana in Chesapeake Bay for voyage to the Isthmus, continuing the Panama trip preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Plc
Roosevelt
Washington Navy Yard
Panama
Four Hurt in Wreck Near Watertown NY Train Collision
A freight train bound for New York Central collided with a work train about two miles south of Watertown causing four workers to be injured. The locomotive derailed, the wreck caught fire, and rescue crews battled the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
New York Central
Delmas to Defend Thaw in High Profile NY Case
Judge Delmas of California, who introduced Piearet to the Su Louis Convention, was retained in New York City to defend Minky I Thaw, alleged slayer of Stanford White, amid reports of ongoing defense efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmas.c
California
Piearet
Su Louis
New York City
Minky I Thaw
Stanford White
Lincoln County Whites Stop Olinda Wayfarer Killing
A confrontation at Portland Quebec ends with a man named Mure ray killed by Lincoln County Whites who then surrender. The incident follows a dispute over alleged wrongdoing and righting a prior grievance. Community authorities investigate as details remain limited.
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Lincoln Co
Portland
Mure Ray
Multiple Royal and Political Marriages and Ventures Reported
The survey notes diverse events: Mins Rasenais Sarteris, daughter of President Giant, marries George V W Woolston of Florida. The New Zealand Parliament considers a pension for widow M Seddon. Seddon lost about £50,000. Min Tabireos, spouse of an American missionary slain by Persians, receives $40,000 indemnity from Iran. A Pittsburgh businessman forecasts heavy spending on New York brides’ trousseaus. Bertha Kalle, actress, underwent appendicitis surgery in New York. Prince John George of Saxony wed Princess Maria Immaculata of Bourbon-Stelly, daughter of the Count of Caserta. Texas sees its first woman congressional candidate, Lou B Dayne, a Socialist and suffragist, leading a vigorous anti-gathering campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Rasenais Sarteris
Rand
Giant
George V W. Woolston
Florida
New Zealand
M Seddon
M. Seddon
Min
Mars ‘Tabireos
Pittsburg
Fenton
New York
Bertha Kalle
New York City
Ioln George
Saxony
Vannes
Maria Immaculata
Bourbon-Stelly
Caserta
Texas
Congress
Lou B. Dayne
Peonage Indictments Reach Alabama Company Officials
Twelve Catholic workers and employees of the Kachsan Lander Company at Lochhart Alabama were indicted in Pensacola Florida on charges of conspiracy to peonage. The case highlights mistreatment and illegal restraint of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kachsan Lander Company
Lochhart
Ala
Pensacola
Fla
Confusing Report Mixes Legal and Global News From Era
The passage notes Shaun Kelley not indicted by a Boston Grand Jury amid unclear details. It mentions Roosevelt and political chatter, Fulton County intrigue, Russian election expenses, Methodist missionary funding, Jewish immigration policy, and a disappearance case in Red Bank. It also cites a Berlin address and U.S. sugar quota figures for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaun Kelley
Boston
Shawn Kelley
Harvard University
Saung
Roosevelt
Newsy Glennings
Attiani
Fulton County
Geneal Missionary Committees
Methodist Episcopals Church
Buffalo
Terrorist Raid and Robbery Near Rogowstation
Band of terrorists attacked a station near Rogowstavon after a train derailment caused by a bomb. They robbed the mail van and escaped with rumors of a large sum, possibly up to 500000 dollars. Also reports Greek massacre at Salonica and a Pittsburgh court bid over William Thaw Jr seeking declared habitual drunkard status with estate overseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Vienna-Warsaw
Rogowstavon
Ayail
Mutual Barred From Kentucky Insurance License Revoked
Kentucky Insurance Commissioner revoked the license of Mutual Life Insurance Company. The corporation obtained an incitation too late, leaving its regulatory status unclear.
Mint Director predicts silver rush to seventy six
The Mint Director foresees silver rising to seventy six per ounce in two years and remaining there, sparking a major boom in the West. Prices have climbed from sixty six to seventy one since the government resumed buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seirs
Fa Atsupt
Charles McGil Released on 100000 Dollar Bail in Toronto
Charles McGil of the Ontario Bank in Toronto faces trial for embezzlement after being released on bail set at 100000 dollars. The case concerns rent funds allegedly misappropriated from the bank. Local authorities pursue further evidence ahead of the court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McGil
Broken Ontario Bank
Toronto
Canada
Battleship Virginia Rammed Near Fort Monroe
The battleship Virginia was struck by an Old Dominion liner near Fort Monroe and sustained only minor damage. No injuries were reported and the ships remained on station following the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Fort Monroe
Destructive Storm Hits Maly and Nearby Areas
A severe storm caused extensive damage in Maly and surrounding areas near Nice. Local officials report damaged structures and disrupted services as residents assess the destruction and begin cleanup efforts. Authorities urge caution and organize response teams to aid affected communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maly
Nice
Lond Mayor Inaugurated Amid Time Honored Ceremonies
Sir William Trelonar was inaugurated as the new mayor of London in traditional rituals. The ceremony observed long standing customs with officials and dignitaries in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lond
Willam ‘Trelonar
London
Tle
Roosevelt signs internal revenue reforms amid Panama trip notes
President Roosevelt, with Mrs Roosevelt and Surgeon General Rixey, heads to Panama while Civil Service rules apply to 1100 deputy internal revenue collectors. Labor leaders including Samuel Gompers press the Pearce Anti Injunction bill as military and diplomatic moves unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Jaa Uce
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Rixey
Panama
Henry Mortimer Durand
Diplomatic Service
Census North
Garry
Customs Division
Treasury Department
New York
Germany
Internal Revenue
Civil Service
Samuel Gompers
Army
National Rifle Meet
Sea Girt
Rodgers
Sixth Cavalry
Ofclals
War Department
White House
Cuba Voters Vote to Disband and Reorganize
The moderate Cuban party voted to dissolve and reform under a new name while Cuban Liberals unhappy with Governor Magoon planned pressure. A band of rebels was dispersed near Cienfuegos by Major Kane. Three thousand Filipinos protested in Misamis, Mindanao. Various court actions and political moves across the United States and abroad are noted, including Roosevelt’s Virginia trip and examinations of governance in Oklahoma.
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Moderate
Cuba
Magoon
Cienfuegos
Kane
Cagayan de Misamis
Misamis
Mindanao
P. L
Fredendall
Army
Manila
New Jersey News Aims to Train Farmers and Add Drugists
New Jersey plans short practical courses for farmer boys through state agriculture programs directed by Professor Edward B Voorhees, focusing on crop selection dairying and stock raising to boost market value. Henry A Dan lists successful pharmacist candidates and assistants from the state exam held in Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Voorhees
New Brunswick
Farmer Boys of
New Jersey
Voorhees
New York
Philadelphia
Henry A. Dan
State Board Pharmacy
Capitol
Trenton
J. C. Andrews
Woodstown
L. M. Austroih
Jersey City
H. H. Bischof
Erwin Hill
G. S. Bangert
East Orange
J. H. Blake
J. G. Coles
H. W. Dittrich
FPF
W. Earl
Pemberton
Faber
J. H. Fekuls
FF. G. Fogg
Salem
W. Gale, Jr
Westfield
W. H. Harbourt
M. C. Kahn
Long Branch
C. M. Moncur
Newark
J. F. Newmann
Brooklyn
A. Orris
Bayonne
B. Simon
R. BE. Seaman
Perth
Amboy
F. L. Smith
R. Sharp
Merchantville
J. F. Sullivan
Camden
J. C. Weller
Pauline May Wert
R. D. Denig
Hackensack
J. W. Henry
C. E. Hoffman
J. Reich
B. H. Shubert
Town of Union
L. G. Stratton
Beverly
Denies Teachers Lack Religion at Atlantic City Institute
South Jersey public school teachers at a joint institute voted to end three and four day sessions that disrupt instruction. Miss Laulee Connolly of Summit defended teachers against claims they lose faith, stating modern childhood holds greater faith in God due to fundamental truths taught in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Jersey
Atlantic City
Baxter
Laulee Connolly
Summit
World Sheep Supply and Major Sheep Producers
Global sheep numbers rise slowly with Argentina, Australia, and Russia leading. Argentina claims 74,379,562 head followed by Australia at 72,822,018. Russia about 58,000,000. United States 45,170,423. United Kingdom 29,076,777. France 17,800,985. Germany 7,907,173. Cape Colony 14,818,829 and Natal 728,762.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Australia
United States
United Kingdom
Franca
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Tinghes
National Assembly of
Republic
Amador
U.S. Supreme Court
Herstehen
Dara
Shalter
Victor of
Callifornia
Raisull
Duyer Payehase
Shaw
Bureau of Statistics
Gree Hotel
Union Republican Club
Cincinnati
Edward
Athday
Sandringham Palace
de. Edwin Nash
Ald
Rassht
Haritenatin
Ville
Cole
Hawood
el Goat
N.Y
Bontinental
Mrs. Damon
Marsiad
Ergy
Hare
Cleveland
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
Collinwood
Max Crawford
Albert Bloom
A. Vy, Jatto
Panto Laneeond
Giovanni Piasont
Dt His Mitenen
Herbert Badley
Montel, Ned
the Mayeflower
Delmas
Thaw
Salonica
Young Thaw
Willian Thaw
Marry IX
McGill
Eno
Chauncey M. Depew
Mexico City
International Bank and Trust Company
Rome
Herr von Podbleist1
Benin
Carl Hall
George Washington University
Baden-Baden
Count Boni
Edmond Kelly
Paris
International Peace Association
All Nationacan
Newfoundland
Clemenceau
Justus G. Strawbridge
Biarritz
France
House of Lords
Mukden
Willard D. Straight
Mr. Fairchild
Portsmouth
England
M.‘Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Lb. Iy
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad Company
Edmund C. Gaskill
Thoroughfare Bridge
Burlington County
William P. Lippincott
Hartford
Walter H. Mason
Mount Holly
Frank Lippincott
H. J. Judson
Lyon Post
Vineland
Thomas
Athens
H. J. Hudson
Woodbury
Bell Telephone Company
Pitniel’ Stanton
Bridgeport
Cape May
New
West Millville
Board of Education
William Way
WF. Cressy
Sked
Court of Chancery
Pennington
Mercer County
Blackwood
K.gardner
Lottie Rogers
Wilhelmina Loring
Florence Kircher
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