Weaver Faces Indictment Clash Over City Contracts
The district attorney resists charging conspiracies against Mayor Weaver and ex official Cavee and Hin. The dispute seeks whether indictments for forging records or bid corruption should move forward, with Judge Gordon and Mayor Weaver urged to press prosecutions while the DA claims the evidence warrants caution. A separate Italian celebration in New York is noted amid broader city news.
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Escarte
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New
Yueh
United States
Cherie Gaerat
Speenth Cornsel
Eam
Pitre Janes Gag Geirdan
Weaver
Julien J. Das
Joseph
Auerbach
Tyeo
Jilae Gorton
Frank Cavee
John W. Him
Bureau of Filtration
Bel
Ion
D. J. McNichol & Co
Digitct
Refustne
Cavenant
Ake
Gordon
Red Weevil Wreaks Damage Across Ohio States Wheat Loss
Reports from Wooster and several Ohio counties attribute heavy damage to the red wheat weevil this season, with entomologist G. Cos sard noting widespread destruction as eggs hatch in June and affect kernels. Separate items report political moves in Cincinnati and Cleveland, including no independent Republican ticket and perjury charges amid Chinese deportation cases, plus rising infant mortality in Columbus and a local arrest in Akron.
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Wooster
G. Cossard
Cleveland
W. P. Dawley
Francis R. Newman
Taylor
United States
O'Leary
Sliver
United States Trimigration Department
Buffalo
Newman
Anders
Markets and notes from Cleveland to Chicago July markets
Across major cities from New York to Chicago July market recaps show grain and live stock softness with mixed bids. Reports cite cattle and sheep steady to soft, Hogs brisk, refined by regional price ranges. Separate notes cover new rail line incorporation, theft arrest, and local accident tallies in Cleveland area.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Notable Women and Philanthropy Across Nations
A collection of brief notices honors Mary Cobb of Northampton gifting Smith College a splendid set of jewelry. Mina Owen of Warwick age 92 has taught Sunday School 82 years. Helen Gould funds Leroy Irvine Dixon in Denver for saving a Rio Grande train from a rock slide last October. Elizabeth Wheaton, the “mother of Wheaton female seminary,” dies at 96 in Norton Massachusetts, most of her estate going to the seminary. Myrtle Parke sails to pastor at Ramsey Illinois and Eureka College education. Mina Parke of Staunton at 18 shows promise. Caroline Muzard, fifth year at Wellesley, proves a college president need not be a graduate. Hazard displays broad culture guiding her college.
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Mary 8. Cobb
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Mina Owen
Warwick
England
Helen Gould
Leroy Irvine Dixon
Denver
Rio Grande
Elizabeth B. Wheaton
Wheaton Female Seminary
Mina Parke
Staunton
Caroline Muzard
Wellesley College
Massachusectts
Brown University
Providence
H. J
Miss Hazard
Royal curiosities and notable figures in a world of pageantry
The King of the Cocos Islands and other rulers are described in a collage of royal anecdotes. Emperor Franz, King Edward, and Spanish royalty are mentioned alongside figures like E. H. Sothern and Ibsen. The piece notes royal dining, gem security, and assorted literary and cultural tidbits from era celebrities.
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Cocos Islands
Sumatra
Germany
Milward
Uged
Albert the Good
Edward the Shrewd
Spain
Charles
Philip XIV
Maria Theresa
Mary
Seats
Europe
Fle
Edward
South Africa
London
Buckingham Palace
Taveh
Odd facts and findings from early 20th century sources
A string of miscellaneous notes covers etymologies like Norway and shagreen from Persian roots, a comparison of New York and London deaths, bloodhounds’ purpose in tracking fugitives, and a statistical report on horse traction accidents through 1904 totaling 9,567 accidents, 6,935 injured, and 989 deaths over two years and four months.
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Norway
Norea
North Isle
North Kingdom
New York
London
Quotes on modesty and self improvement from historical voices
A fragmented column of quotations on modesty, inner strength, and humility from Henry F. Cops, Joan Elias, John G. Stevenson, Arthur Phelps, Phillips Brooks, and George Wine. The notes stress inner virtues over outward power, cautioning against envy, arrogance, and restless pursuit of happiness as paths to true peace.
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Henry F. Cops
Joan Elias
John G. Stevenson
Arthur Phelpa
Pauly
Phillips Brooks
God
George Wine
Elyria Home Telephone Company's Wonderful Advance
Elyria Home Telephone Company reports 150 new subscribers in thirty days under manager Currana. Call by number to order a plane send up your order. A new book will be loaned soon. 239-68.
Dyspeptic Philosophy and Wry Observations
A jumble of wry maxims and aphorisms on trust duty and life. Notes range from the tone of a skeptical era column to reflections on honesty, mood, money, and human foibles. The piece closes crediting the New York Times with a thought on money and loss.
Global notes on statues restorations and transport schemes
Reports from Peterborough Coventry and Budapest touch on varied topics. William Waldorf Astor advances work at Hever Castle Kent with an estimated 6 million and about 1000 workers. Cleveland plans a George Washington statue in Budapest to honor Kossuth’s memory. The British postmaster general remains cautious on cash on delivery for the UK while considering links to colonies and Egypt. Biarritz builds a seaside automobile boulevard at Arcachon costing about 1.6 million.
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William Waldorf Astor
Hever Castle
Kent
England
National Society
Budapest
Hungary
George Washington
Cleveland
Kossuth
Senaral
United Kingdom
Manchester Guardian
Egypt
Biarritz
France
Arcachon
Violinist Kutbelfl Gains Noted Italy Success
The handsome violinist Jan Kutbelfl, with musicians, earns greater acclaim in Italy than any instrumentalist since Paganini. A Vienna paper predicts he will own a string of race horses. At 19, Bernard Karfiel, a Brooklyn-born painter, draws strong attention from French critics. Ada Crossley, Australian contralto, hesitates crossing to England, choosing to flip a coin. Wagner’s widow complains Bayreuth’s atmosphere is out of harmony, prompting motor cars ban. Donizetti museum planned in Bergamo with donated furniture for his death room.
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Italy
Paganini
Vienna
Kubelk
Bernard Karfiel
Brooklyn
France
Ada Crossley
England
Richard Wagner
Bayreuth
Donizetti
Bergamo
Bason
Scott
Donizatti
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