World News in Brief From The Week In Condensed Form
Greece minister L A Coromilas marries in Washington to Mias Anna D Cockrel daughter of former Senator Cockrell of Missouri. Mars canal markings discoverer Professor Schiaparelli dies in Milan. Taft names George Otis Smith acting chief of new Bureau of Mines. Bryan returns to Lincoln after Europe trip. Mrs Jack Haverly dies in sanitarium. Policeman Rotchford dies after illness. Norwegian envoy Ove Gude dies of apoplexy in West Virginia. Robert Tait, son of the president, exonerated in auto accident. Taft to remove insurgents from cabinet urged by Iowa conventions. William Beckert shot in Santiago. Bigelow may be paroled by Taft. Fuller funeral in Sorrento then Chicago burial. Grand Republic fire near Rockaway Beach. Great Northern ticket office looted in Everett. Canalejas to present anti religious orders bill to Spain. Jack Johnson defeats Jeffries in Reno to claim heavyweight title. Race riots erupt nationwide after the fight. National Education Association opens in Boston. Two drowned in Atlantic City before moment of collapse.
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L.A. Coromilas
Greece
Mias Anna
D. Cockrel
Cockrell
Missouri
Washington
Professor Schiaparelli
Milan Observatory
Mars
Milan
Italy
Taft
George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
Bureau of Mines
Congress
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Europe
Nebraska
Bryan
John F. Rotchford
White House
Ove Gude
Norway
White Sulphur Spring
W. Va
Robert Tait
di Gregordio
Iowa
William Beckert
Legation
Santiago
Chile
Frank G. Bigelow
Milwaukee
First National Bank
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Sorrento
Melville W. Fuller
Chicago
Washington Union Station
Jared Y. Sanders
United States
Louisiana
Samuel Douglass McHnery
Richard A. Ballinger
Interior
Baverly
Congressional Investigating Committee
Wayman
John A. Maley
Oscar T
New York
Stuart Davia
Providence
R. I
America
Narragansett Pier
Newport
P. J. Carrigan
Alberta
Colorado Springs
Mount McKinley
R. B. Fisher
Neoga (Nl) Presbyterian Church
Mra. Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Grand Republic
New York City
Rockiway Beach
General Slocum
Crescent Athletic Club
Great Northern Ticket
Everett
Wash
Canalejas
Alfonso
Spain
Vatican
Jack Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Reno
Nev
Frank 8. Goldthrite
Printing Bureau
Jeffries-Johnson
Johnson
International Hahnemannian Association
Kansas City
W. A. Luxton
Cortez
John ©. Wurat
Debolt Building and Loan Associaton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Everett Carleton Crear
Albany
N. Y
West Point
Crear
J. W. Hands
Hazlewood
National Education Association
Boston
National Council of Education
Twentieth Century Limited
Hamilton
Dayton
Middletown
California
Interstata Commerce Commission
Charfeston
New Orleans
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Matuty
Estrada
United States Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Secretary of the Interior
Moana Springs
Oakland
Cal
Jack
Progressives Win What the Figures Show Delegates List
County lineup for the Republican State Convention to be held August 8 in Des Moines is detailed. The list notes counties and delegate counts per faction. Also mentioned are the Shepherd's Society opening a new mission headquarters with Rev. H D Jenkins in charge and a hotel death of Col L St Clair in San Angelo. Army order approved for the Missouri tournament in Des Moines and a wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs T T Morris noted at their home on 40th street.
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Des Moines
Form Mission Society
The
Shepherd’s Society of Practical Christianity
Fourth and Ridge Streets
H. D. Jenkins
St. Joseph, Mo
Col. St. Clair
Col
L. St. Clair
San Angelo
Tex
Wellington Hotel
Army
Army Department At
Washington
Department of the Missouri
Dead Moines
Dyer Names His Aides In Iowa Grand Army
Commander Dyer of Mason City announces reappointment of Dr George A Newman as assistant adjutant and quartermaster general and names senior aide chief of staff J H Stevens inspector W H Harper judge advocate M H Hermon mustering officer L L Caldwell patriotic instructor W A N Burnap. Dyer assumes office at the state house and praises veterans and auxiliary work while detailing recruiting and committees including Soldiers' Home and Soldiers' Orphans' Home groups with numerous post officers listed. He sets a broad administrative frame for the department.
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Dex Moines
George A. Newman
Cédar Falls
Iowa Department
Grand Army of the
M. H. Hermon
Independence
L. L. Caldwell
Decorah
W. A. N. Burnap
Clear Lake
Dyer
State House
Newman
Mportant
Grand Army
State Department
Soldiers’ Home
Phil Schaller
Sac City
W. R. Manning
Newton
R. W. Thrill
Manchester
George W. Behee
Primghar
John McAndrewa
Winterset
BE. J. C. Bealer
Cedar Rapids
D. Collins
Lohrville
Boehmler
Cedar Falls
C. H. Gross
Des Moines
W. A. Abe Bett
Soldiers’ Orphans
C. F. Kelloge
Clinton
Frank G. Clark
W. J. Barringer
Columbus Junction
W. C. Saunders
Wapello
J.W. Check
Barclay
West Liberty
J. A. Carson
Maquoketa
H. P. Scott
Davenport
D. W. McIlroy
Keokuk
Rival of Weston Capt Chittenden Walks 18 Miles Each Morning
New York reports Capt Newton H. Chittenden, 70, a long-distance walker and explorer, traverses 18 miles daily from Alpine to the Fort Lee ferry. He has logged 25,000 miles on foot in forty years, with notable journeys across America for archaeology and ethnology. He eschews weapons, alcohol, tea, and coffee, and has befriended many Indigenous leaders.
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New York
New Jersey
Fort Lee Ferry
Sters
Newton H. Chittenden
Queen Charlotte Islands
Alpine
Chittenaen
Hall of Fame
Colonel Weston
Gaynor Ig
Paciflo
Gulf of Mexico
Captain Chittenden
Louisiana
Canada
England
Chittenden
Hae
Adonsau
Queen Charlotte
Poundmaker
Saskatchewan
Riel
American Horse
Red Cloud
Sitting Bull
Joseph
Bpokane
Manuel
California
Caribou
British Columbia
Coeuy
Bitter Root
Montana
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad claimed cures
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard female remedy. It asserts personal success stories, urges women not to fear hospital surgery, and offers free confidential advice from Pinkham's Mass office.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Holly Springs
Mids
Pinkham
Lydia
When Father Helped in the Family Manuscript
A comic vignette shows a father and son arguing over a difficult line in a manuscript as the boy corrects the father on words like desecrate palladium and the lad storms off. An Exchange joke about soup and a mother’s sharp retort closes the scene. Diplomacy is defined as making others think you care while you are weary.
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Dora
Epicure
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Matt Bear
Fostum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich