New Ambassador Nominated Editor of Troy Times
Charles S. Francis of Troy New York former American minister to Greece was sent to the senate for confirmation as ambassador to Austria Hungary to succeed Bellamy Storer. Francis is editor of the Troy Times and his father was formerly ambassador to Austria.
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Francis
Austria
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Storer
Austria- Hungary
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Berlin
New York
the World
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Ireland
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Mr. Storer
House
Corbin
MacArthur
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Mount Dajo
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Appropriations Committee
McCreary
Bailey
Heyburn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Supreme Court
Congress
Rose Claims Victory in Milwaukee Mayoral Race
Milwaukee voters give mayoral nods in a close primary. Mayor David S. Rose reports a Democratic plurality between 550 and 600 votes over William George Bruce. Sherburn Becker leads the Republican ticket against William Fibrantz and William Arnold on the Socialist ticket. Regular election set for April 3.
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Rose
Milwaukee
David S. Rose
William George Bruce
Sherburn H. Becker
William Fibrantz
William Arnold
Grant Motor Carriage Incident Described by Sergeant
An older local police sergeant recalls a tale from his duty at a Baltimore and Ohio station. President Grant arrived with a carriage blocking the curb and refused to move until his coachman complied, with the president himself appearing at the window to confirm the order.
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Grant
Baltimore & Ohio
Hawkins
Alaskan Gray Plover Foreshadows Pan American Railway Dream
The gray plover nests in Alaska and migrates southward to Patagonia. Its nearly straight flight path mirrors the projected Pan American railway, a dream once debated but now seen as an achievable cross continental link. The journey would connect diverse climates and peoples from Yukon to Limay, Patagonia.
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Patagonia
Yukon
Limay
Rheumatism Patient Recovers After Pink Pills
A foundry worker from Moberly Missouri recounts a rheumatism attack started by damp work. After taking Dr Williams Pink Pills, his pains and swelling vanished by June 1908 and he recovered color and appetite. He plans to return to work in St Louis. The medicine is sold by druggists or from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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Schenectady
N. Y
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