Global brief notes reflect varied incidents and figures
A digest of personal, political, and crime news covers Mrs. Shonts jewels dispute on arrival in New York, a deadly boarding house fire in Poughkeepsie, clergy objections to Salome, rail wreck injuries in California, and tributes to Prof. Whitman. It notes Congress reopening, Lorimer seat questions, Justice Azcona arrest, factory fires in Evansville, and a New York madman shooting.
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Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Railway
New York City
I. H. Jenkins
Eva Jenkins
Messmer
Milwaukee
Salome
W. J. Donahue
Detroit
Mich
J. W. Davis
Indianapolis
Ind
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Victorville
Cal
Charles Otis Whitman
University of Chicago
Chicago
Kyrle Bellew
Charles Frohman
London
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Congress
Burrows
Committee On Privileges and Elections
George D. Horras
Sioux Falls
S. D
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Horras
San Francisco
Manchuria
Hongkong
James McKinney
Fourteenth District
Illinois
Washington, D. C
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Beacon Street
Chestnut Hill
Newton
Christian Science Church
Ballinger
Congressional Committee
Juan Sancho Azcona
Washington
Department of Justice
Azcona
Francisco J. Madero
Mexican Congress
Fendrich
Main
First Streets
Evansville
Harlem
N.Y
John Tierney
W. R. Clarke
Kansas City
Alberta & Great Waterways Railway
Ottawa
Alberta
Duveen Bros
America
United States
Loeb
Federal Grand Jury
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
A. J. Ghiglione
Seattle
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
Albert Balk
Global unrest and local clashes across North America
A riot in Toronto injures eighteen people including three police officers, with extensive property damage as pay-as-you-enter cars trigger clashes. In Chicago striking garment workers march despite snow, calling it a historic protest. In Colorado, five votes elect W. M. Ruby to the supreme court amid candidate withdrawal. UK polls show Unionists lose ground. Danville treasurer Hardy H. Whitlock resigns after a large shortfall. A London rail crash injures forty seriously. The von Steuben statue is unveiled in Lafayette Square with Taft and diplomats attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Geary
Chicago
West Side Baseball Park
Coxey
W. M. Ruby
Colorado Supreme Court
Hhe
Robert W. Steele
Hardy H. Whitlock
Danville
O. B. Wysong
England
Northwestern
Willensden Junction
Watford
Baron von Steuben
Washington
Lafayette Square
Taft
von Bernstorff
New Era in Finance Prompts Public Confidence Rise
Theodore N Wall leads AT&T in publicizing Western Union assets after a full eight month inventory. Surplus drops from 18.867 million to 5.136 million, with 13 million written down, sparking stock gains and calls for broader corporate transparency. Harper's Weekly notes a dawning era in corporation finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Theodore N. Wall
Purchasing Corporation
Gould
Western Union
Telephone Company
Wts
Theodore N. Vail
Telegraph Company
Vail
Harper’s Weekly
Telephone and Telegraph
Fimanos
Horticutore Way To Bud Peach Trees
Directions for peach tree budding explain selecting a stock of sufficient diameter, preparing a T cut, selecting well developed buds, handling with care, inserting under bark, tying with raffia, and ensuring dormancy until spring. Instructions apply to apple pear plum and cherry with stocks typically two years old.
Protect Plants From Cold In A Movable Hothouse
A small movable hothouse shields plants from severe cold and high winds. It is a box with no top or bottom and grooves for a glass cover. Corner stakes anchor it to the soil. glass is removable by day and replaceable at night.
Protecting Your Orchard From Pests and Winter Damage
The guidance urges rabbit protection for young trees in winter and pruning after sap fall. It notes manure spreads as useful in orchards, mulching newly set plants, and raising soil around young trees to shed rain. It warns against red rust on blackberry and raspberry and to burn affected plants. It mentions whale oil soap dipping and transplanting shrubs in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Plant Bulbs Early in Fall for Best Next-Season Blooms
Bulbs should be planted as soon as they can be bought. Fall root growth is essential to support spring flowering. planting late leads to inferior or failed blooms. Give bulbs time to develop roots before cold weather ends the season.
Tree men urge homes to plant fine fruits
The piece argues that many households acquire fine fruits due to persuasion by tree men and that a significant portion of commercial fruit growers were similarly influenced to enter the business by energetic tree men.
Neglected Orchards Raise Doubts on Farm Management
A neglected orchard harms the farm and reflects poorly on the manager. The careless grower invites insects and fungi. few incentives exist for fruit growers who neglect spraying.
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House
Senate
Sherman
General News
Wall
Plant Hothouse