Week's News In Paragraphs Condensed Weekly Roundup
A broad survey of events abroad and at home highlights politics, finance, and legal moves. Key items include hearings on trusts and antitrust actions, the Gettysburg reunion plans, a Panama canal toll debate, and the Wheeling gunboat order to Vera Cruz. Also noted are police cases, labor tensions, and notable deaths and appointments.
Enormous mammal tooth found near Hamp ton
Towns gather scattered news from Iowa. Brandt, near Hampton, unearthed a large jaw fragment from an extinct proboscidean. Authorities confirm it as part of an ancient giant, dating to the mesozoic era. The item joins reports of council, business, crime, and community events across the state.
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Tautlina
Turkish Warships Ordered as New Ottoman Cabinet Forms
London January 27 dispatch notes recall of Ottoman peace delegates from London and ambassadors from Vienna and St Petersburg. Nazim Pasha, former war minister, is killed. Mahmoud Shefket Pasha becomes grand vizier and war minister while a new cabinet is sworn in amid street clashes and arrests in Constantinople.
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Hill testifies on directorships and railroads ties
James J. Hill testified before the house money trust committee detailing his numerous directorships in New York and Chicago banks and in the Great Northern and Burlington railroads. He noted competition between the Great Northern and Northern Pacific, disclosed stock holdings after the Northern Securities dissolution, and opposed cumulative voting for minority stockholders fearing disclosure risks.
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Fifteen Hurt In J C Wreck Near Melvin
Fifteen persons were injured when the Daylight special of the Illinois Central derailed near Melvin at 4 p m Friday afternoon. The engine remained on track, no fatalities reported. Speaker Shurtleff and Representative Ryan of the Thirtieth district were aboard.
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Suffrage Wins In Nevada Assembly Passes Amendment
Reno reports that the Nevada legislature’s assembly passed the women suffrage amendment. In Tennessee, Prof. W F R Webb of Bellbuckie, an Independent Democrat, was elected United States senator for the term ending March 4, defeating M. Bryan of Nashville.
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Townsend to Go East to Mount Vernon Church
Kansas City Moc Jan 27 Tav Dr Cyrus Townsend Brady preacher and author will retire as rector of St George's Episcopal Church here to accept a call to the Church of the Ascension Mount Vernon New York.
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Prince of Wales Scores Winning Goal at Oxford Match
London January 27 Britishers react to the young prince of Wales scoring the sole goal in the association football match at Oxford between Magdalen and Keble colleges. The game Friday drew attention as the prince’s strike decided the result.
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Just Trust and Faithful Public Service Mentioned
A brief exchange reflects on steadfastness in public life with lines praising loyalty and integrity toward trusted leadership. The dialogue evokes respect for fidelity in office and hints at a notable figure's reputation without naming specifics.
Man's Preference Lecture in Cleveland Cites Beauty Over Intellect
Misa Lillian Hill lectured in Cleveland on eugenics arguing beauty outweighs intellect in love. She claimed intellect brings nerves and insomnia and cited an old maid from Vassar who quipped preference for a well formed girl over a well informed one.
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Slowest Young Man In A Knot Tells A Kiss Tale
A humorous vieille tale from Mack's Monthly recounts a girl with a mink parasol teasingly calling a slow young man the slowest she has seen. He asks for a kiss and she reveals she wears a knotted veil that takes twenty long to loosen, and the goose takes time to untie the knot.
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Mack’s Monthly
A GOOD BREAKFAST A NARRATIVE OF Grape-Nuts BENEFITS
A man extols his wife's health improvement after using Grape-Nuts with cream for breakfast and supper. He credits four weeks of the cereal with a dramatic recovery from 18 years of poor health and says the meal supports digestion and energy. The ad from Postum Company invites readers to read The Road to Wellville.
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