Telegraph Follows Army In Philippine Communications
The army signal corps in the Philippines under Col. Allen reports 1551 miles of wire in Luzon and Visayas, 160 telegraph offices, 31 officers and 21 men handling 138000 messages monthly. Central office is Manila with eight trunk lines and plans for four more.
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Army Signal Corps
Philippines
Col. Allen
Luzon
Visayan Islands
Dia. An
Manila
Signal Corps
Ihiolo
Manly
Tele
Negros Island
Leyte
First Automobile Wedding in New York Ends With Accidents
New York hosts the first auto mobile wedding at Grace Church with seven autos in parade from Savillia to Fifth Avenue. Edgar Park of Yarvis Conklin and North American Trust married Miss Sue Foote, daughter of Charles and Mary Foote. A bridal procession mishap injures Mrs. Clinton B Fisk Jr when an auto current surges. later cars encounter breakdowns and a horse-drawn carriage transfer.
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Edgar Park
West Fifty-eighth Street
Sue Foote
New York
Park
Yarvis Conklin
North American Trust Company
Clinton B. Fisk
New Jersey
St. Louis
Charles Derby Foote
Horace Foote
Cleveland
Waite
Savillia
Fifth Avenue
Grace Church Chantry
Clinton B. Fisk, Jr
Chair Message From Dr. Ruiz Sent To Widow in Cuba
Government forwards chair on which Dr. Ricardo Ruiz wrote his last message to his widow Mrs. Rita L. Ruiz. The note, written with blood, asks his children to be obedient and bless their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Washington
Rita L. Ruiz
Ricardo Ruiz
Guanabscoa
Cuba
Adair
Fitzhugh Lee
Dr. Ruiz
Gen. Lee
Tavana
Butter bought at social luncheons through senator farms
Washington society circles sway dairy prices as butter from Justice Jackson and Senator Stewart’s Virginia farm surfaces in luncheons and dinners. Mrs Fox aids farm experiments while patrons seek a few extra cents per pound for the senator’s dairy. The fad remains more about status than profit in the Virginia garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ta
Congressing
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Justice Jackson
Stewart
Virginia
Deaser
Fox
Bible Study at First Congregational Church
P H Meteanlf will organize a close of bible study for personal work at the First Congregational church Monday evening May 14 at 7 15 oclock. All who are interested are cordially invited to be present.
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P. H. Meteanlf
First Congregational
Editor in the Pulpit Parable Challenges Church Reform Ideals
A New York Methodist sermon recounts a parable titled The Editor in the Pulpit. The tale contrasts editor and minister approaches, detailing reforms like open doors to all, daily reading rooms, child playrooms, and free lectures, while exposing ties between church and saloon. The piece argues press and pulpit can be allies in moral reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sheldon
Jay Benson Hamilton
Dekalb Avenue Methodist Church
New York City
Collere Chum
Lily
Cuban Race Question in Census Sparks Immigration Plea
An editorial in Diario de la Marina notes the 20 year growth of the Cuban black population alongside whites despite white immigration. It urges boosting immigration to avert danger, questions racial classifications in Santiago, and cites a petition by many blacks asking Senor Tamayo to ban descriptive terms black and brown in warrants and reporting, requesting to be called Cuban citizens.
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Diario de la Marina
Santiago
Diario
United States
Senor Tamayo
Strong man from Chicago sets intercollegiate record at Yale
Charles Andrews Carver, Chicago resident and Yale junior, broke the intercollegiate strength record with 1 754 points on Yale gymnasium apparatus. He stands six feet four inches and weighs 1115 pounds, surpassing Clarence Verrill who held 1 676 points two years prior. The feat follows official rules and will stand as a record.
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Yale
Charles Andrews Carver
Chicago
University
Clarence &. Verrill
New Haven
Verrill
Carver
Probate Court Will of Robert Anderson Filed for Probate
Probate court records show the will of Robert Anderson of Brighton filed for probate Henry Hageman of Lorain appointed guardian of Anns O Hageman in the probate proceeding
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Robert Anderson
Brighton
Henry Hageman
Lorain
Anns
O. E. Hageman
Flying Moguls Clash In Railway Iron War
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy twin engines 1591 and 1592, over a year old at 127 tons each with 8414 inch driver wheels, praised as the largest passenger engines. A rival mogul No. 100 in freight service reportedly hauled the fast mail 205 miles in 205 minutes, after brief water stops at Mendota and Aurora. Engineers deny drinking anything but water, though crews vow retaliation for the mogul’s success and threaten future action when released again.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Burlington
Chicago
Mendota
Aurora
Enineer
Gillee
Callenbine
Copper production share and growth through 1900
During 1891 to 1900 the United States produced more than half the world copper, up from one third in the prior decade and one sixth in 1871–80. Output rose from 91,000 tons in 1840s to 3,643,000 tons in 1900, while prices fell from 555 to 260 per ton. The era saw rapid demand and rising North American share, with data outlining annual copper manufacture and exports from 1890 to 1900.
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United States
North America
Boy Fights Catamount Near Clifton Forge
A ten year old, Charlie Gallagher, was attacked by a female catamount two miles from Clifton Forge while gathering flowers. He fought the beast to reach William Wiltshire’s cabin, where Mrs Wiltshire helped pull him inside. Wiltshire killed the animal with a club after returning home. The incident is linked to the cubs, and the boy was badly scratched and bled from head to foot. The report also mentions General Sotha Botha and other historical notes, but the main event focuses on the boy’s ordeal and the catamount’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Gallagher
Clifton Forge
Wey
Bryant Gallagher
Gallagher
William Wiltshire
Wiltshire
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Oberlin
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Jno
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American Fashion Plate
Daniel Freese
West Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
the Farm Implement Company
Caladium
Lawn Grass Seed
East Broad Street
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Japan
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Washington Attelals
Theis Farms
Bible Study
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Strong Man
Charles A. Carver
Yale University
Chicago Times-Herald
United States Supreme Court
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Lucas Meyer
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New York World
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Hiawatha
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Wabunosa
Kabacosa
Cambridge
Mass
Dana
Mia. Thorp
Kakacosa
Queenstown Heights
Utica
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A. BE. Flickinger
Mr. Flickinger
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SAG
Cheapside
H. Hi. S
Harry H. Smith
F. H. Foster & Co
Elyria Furniture Company
Argain
Elyria Furniture
Old Town
Hubert Day
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