Mews Of A Week Condensed From Home And Abroad
A week in brief summarizing global events includes the death of former U S Senator Wilkinson Calhoun of Florida from cerebral hemorrhage at Washington Emergency Hospital. Also reports arrest of former Congressman J C Sibley in Franklin Pennsylvania on charges of conspiracy to debauch, seeking audit of campaign expenses. A Guggenheim mining judgment of 15000 dollars is awarded to R Phillips in Seward Alaska after a canyon dispute in which Phillips was shot. George Franch of Sarnia Ontario dies near Detroit after propeller incident with the steamer Joseph G Butler. Nicholas Longworth and Duke Freng Jover narrowly escape injury in Newport Rhode Island when their auto is struck by Vincent Astor’s car. John R Morrison, noted Des Moines real estate figure, died after turning on gas in his office.
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Mich
Joseph G. Butler
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John R. Morrison
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International Association of Bureaus of Labor
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Pittsburg
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Four year old killed and others injured in car crash
A family vehicle strike with a telephone pole in Enton injures Mrs Lewis and kills her four year old daughter while other occupants including Mrs Manley and a chauffeur escape with injuries. The driver and others suffer varying harms as authorities investigate the crash.
Roosevelt for Federal Control in Conservation Effort
In Denver Roosevelt advocates national action on water power forests and public lands. He argues for federal control of water power sites and coal lands in Alaska, while supporting state action where appropriate. He warns against state isolation and praises western conservation progress and range management.
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Rock Mountains
Territories
Alaska
Arizona
Ohio
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Rocky Mountain States
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United States
Colorado Livestock Association
American National Livestock Aesociation
Island of Reunion Changes Name Four Times in 50 Years
The Island of Reunion underwent four name changes within about half a century. In 1793 it became Reunion after Bourbon, then Ile Bonaparte during the empire, reverted to Bourbon at the restoration, and finally was renamed Reunion again in 1848. The island’s age cohort recalls an unparalleled sequence of compelled renamings.
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Reunion
Bourbon
Ile Bonaparte
Youth and Selfishness Reflected in Urban Anecdotes
A fragmented passage recalls a Matuchen picnic featuring Wilkims-Freeman and a noted tale from Boston. A rainy downtown scene frames a young man waiting for Miss Endicott as a boy in a Mackintosh asks him to wait until the weather clears. The dialogue hints at youth's selfishness and social manners.
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Mary
Wilkims-Freeman
Boston
Boston Common
Speciatiat and the Dog Fancier Plotline Detour
A fragment shows a bemused lad with an envelope speaking to Jimmy about a new job with a dog fancier. The pair trade quips about feeding dogs and teaching a woman to whistle, while a jokey aside references light pants and summer kilts.
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Domestia Amenities
The Philosopher of Folly Credos on Words and Action
The Philosopher of Folly declares that kind words never die and are rarely acted upon, noting a gap between what is spoken and what is done. The remark highlights a tension between intention and execution in moral speech.
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