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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1907

Page

6

New York Clerk Rescued After 50 Hours on Broadway Ledge

George Lammert a New York life insurance clerk dangled on a ledge above Broadway for hours after a wind blew his inspection paper out a window. He clung to a narrow ledge, crawled to a distant pipe, signaled with a handkerchief and notes, and was finally rescued by a window washer with a rope.

New York George L. Lammert Broadway New York City Lambert Himalayas Lammert City Hall America Trinity Church The Stock Exchange Curtis Logan Logan Life Insurance Company

Prominent American Bride Breaks European Court Charm

Sibyl Kaye, daughter of Mrs. Post, marries American Arthur T. Kemp after resisting offers from European nobles. Kemp, a New York millionaire, had vowed not to marry again but proposed after meeting in Paris. The couple plan to return to the United States in June amid New York and Newport social buzz.

New York Sibyl Kaye Miss Kaye Arthur T. Kemp Mr. Post Mr. Kemp Chemists Lanman & Kemp Newport Kemp Hollis H. Hunnewell Miss Mildred Harrison Philadelphia Europe Count Carl Hohnstein Bavaria Miss Harrison Paris Count Holstein Miss Kayé Colorado Springs British Isles Continent Egypt Nile Holy Land Arthur Kemp Hunnewell Maude Jaffray Ionable School For New Orleans William W. Douglas Supreme Court of Rhode Island Neilsons China Japan Neilson Vanderbilt Post Holland House Sibyl Reginald Vanderbilts Beile”’ Neilson Yale Mrs. Kemp Mrs. Hunnewell No J. S. Tooker The Aero Club Maj John S. Thacker New York National Guard Father Ducey C. Downing Fripp Ottawa Can Beaumont Tex

New Tire Material Elast o Needs Testing for Comfort

A 19th century brief reports elastos a new solid tire compound tested in England. It combines glue glycerine and chromic salts heated and injected into tires, aiming to match air tire motion. It adds weight but eliminates spare tires.

England

Absent from Opportunity Finds Fortune in Time

A tale contrasts two travelers, one penniless and the other borrowing 50 cents. The borrower rises to head salesman and later head of a wholesale firm that grows into a major middle western business, while the other, who declined chances, ends jobless in New York. The survivor dies worth a million and a half after 22 years.

Middle West

Memory of the Sagebrush

The government will spend 850000 dollars on an irrigation system north of Pocatello Idaho to transform vast sagebrush lands into thriving farms within two years. The piece urges a civic tribute to sagebrush before its removal, foreseeing crops like cabbage onions potatoes alfalfa and hay replacing the native brush.

Pocatello Idaho Pocatello Tribune

Remarkable Long Eggs Reported From Britain and France

A coastguard officer's hen in Bridgeport Conn laid an egg 75 by 6% inches, while a farmyard egg in Fenny Stratford yielded a second egg inside. A record egg in size weighs five ounces, with other freakish eggs noted among ducks. Weston Park Museum houses a duck egg with a smaller egg inside, and a twin egg joined end to end. An egg preserved in mortar from an 800 year old Paris church wall was found intact.

Coastguards Bridgeeport Conn Fenny Stratford Weston Park Sheffield Paris

Bargain Casket Challenge in New York Funeral Trade

A New York funeral director vows to donate 500 to a hospital if rivals prove his 35 dollar casket matches the value of a higher priced unit. He claims to offer fully equipped caskets for 35 dollars and Even pledges to bring rivals to his showroom for comparison. He says the goal is to save laboring men money while delivering quality service.

Greater New York

Boy survives bear encounter in Washington and bags huge specimen

A Washington boy named Hiram Frayson was hunting when a black bear approached within twenty feet. The gun’s hammer snagged on a limb and discharged, saving him from a fatal blow as the bear was moments from attacking. The bear was so large four men needed to load it onto a wagon for the trip home.

Hiram Frayson Washington

Caterpillars Swarm Roads Halting Train in Victoria

In Victoria Australia travelers report caterpillars swarming along Wodonga and Barnawartha district roads. The insects denude vegetation threaten vineyards. An excursion train halted as dense swarms blocked the rails.

Wodonga Barnawartha Victoria Australia

Shrewd Tricks of Birds Feigning Death At Feeding Place

A naturalist notes clever bird behavior as a group of blackbirds and thrushes feed near a border bank. The patriarch guards the feast while others approach quietly, the sentry ruffling feathers and piping a warning, yet the cat remains unmoved.

Baskea

Pat's Turn. The Major

Dialogue depicts a judge complimenting a driver and horse as it draws attention from passersby. The unnamed Major teases Pat about the horse, creating a light humorous exchange in a courtroom setting.

Pat

Scrubbins Marriage Cools a Social Lion Says Daily News

Chicago Daily News quotes Eva saying Scrubbins was a social lion in bachelor days and has calmed greatly since marriage. The remark implies his wife may tame his social impulse.

Eva Young Scrubbins Jack Chicago Daily News

Oh Bobby's Sleep in Church Sparks Judge's Jibe

A humorous exchange quoted by a judge notes a minister’s expected ire at a boy dozing in church. The youngster retorts that he woke for the collection, delivering a light moral quip on churchgoing habits.

Bobby

The Contrary Way

Unclear text notes an entertainer's skill in arousing audience desire through dry humor. Contains fragmented quotes and incomplete context.

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