Art of Dancing Cited By Lefort As Needs Deportment
M Lefort secretary of the French Choregraphic association criticizes modern dancing in Indiana remarks that dancers overcompensate with stiff joints or extreme gesticulation. He urges deportment as essential for all pursuits noting past dances belong to history and praising American influence on expanding movement and chest expansion.
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M. Lefort
French Choregraphic Association
Ttoday
Boston Herald
Boston
Europe
Boston F
America
Toston
Ivory and Ivory trade noted in billiard ball example
Article cites ivory use in billiard balls and elephant deaths for tusks, referencing a man in Africa surveyed by Everybody's Magazine. It notes 20 000 billiard balls worth 80000 dollars and links regulation to dwindling ivory supply amid hunting and trade pressures.
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Africa
Everybody's Magazine
Parlia mentary press boycotts recall O Connell and peers
A Harper's Weekly note links Berlin parliament press boycotts to British Commons. It cites Daniel O Connell criticizing report inaccuracy while blaming acoustic noise and interceding chatter. He accused reporters of suppressing his remarks. The gallery then refused to report them.
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Berlin
House of Commons
Harper's Weekly
Daniel O'Connel
Dan
Lyrtrle‘ton
S71
Lord Manteagie
London
White Star ships train young officers aboard new clipper
The White Star line launches a four year aboard ship training program to supply officers for ocean liners. A fully equipped clipper ships the youngest crew yet used to train as mates and masters, as a business move to address officer shortages. The note also mentions a Cambridge Botany library catalogue with an introduction by Francis Darwin.
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Mercantile
White Star Line
Bercha
Charlies Darwin
Botany School
Cambridge
England
Francis Darwin
Week of turmoil as Springfield mob riots erupt in 1907
Springfield Illinois endures a violent riot over a racial incident. National Guard deploys 4200 troops from Chicago to restore order and guard key sites including a hotel and a bank while injuries, deaths, and property damage occur across the city and surrounding areas.
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Springfield
First Cavalry
Gatling Gun
Illinois National Guard
George Richardson
Lopez
Deneen
Dlinels National Guard
R. W. Chafin
United States
Prohibition Party
William Donnigan
Frank Delmore
Ton. G
Chicago
National Guard
Tllinois
Sixth Infantry
Eighth Infantry
J. B. Klein
Kankakee
Huntington
EL. IL
Adamson
Okla
Harry Mineson
Wilcox
Notable Figures in 1920s Political and Social News
Count Richard von Arkovy, relative to Count Laszlo Szechenyi, among guests at Laszlo’s wedding to Gladys Vanderbilt, reportedly attempted suicide after a Wall Street loss. James Wickersham elected Alaska’s representative. Mrs. Alice Webb Dike convicted of obtaining money by forged checks in Chicago. Harry K. Taan declared bankrupt in Pittsburg. William J. Bryan notified of Democratic presidential nomination with Lincoln celebration. John W. Boehne nominated for Congress. Mehmed Ali Bey, Turkish minister, says he received recall advice from Ankara.
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Richard von Arkovy
Laszlo Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Wall Street
New York
James Wickersham
Juneau
Congress
Alaska
Alice Webb Dike
Peadie L. Duke
Chicago
Harry K. Taan
Pittsburg
W. R. Blair
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Lincoln
Neb
John W. Boehne
Evansville
Ind
Democrats
Mehmed Ali Bey
United States
Notable Dueling, Murders and Ventures Cited Across Nations
Reports detail William I. Annis of New York shot six times at Bayside Yacht Club and dying later. Captain Hains accuses Annis of breaking up his home. Other items include Norse dragon-ship copy across ocean, Baldwin airship setting U.S. duration record of two hours five minutes, Rosa Grazing of New York killing her husband over alleged life of shame, Jarrel siblings dying from poisoning by toadstools in Baltimore and Rochester, mutinous Chinese troops near Konghau and attack at Onyung, two boys drowned near Marques Michigan, and the Methodist Episcopal Church pressing for a speaker to let Congress vote on interstate liquor shipment bill.
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Sonny” Bridge
Paterson
N. J
Arthur Neidlander
Columbus
Benjamin de Gilda
Philadelphia
Benjamin de Felix
Pasquale de Felix
West Chester
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company
Pennsylvania
East Buffalo
New York Central Railroad
Algonquin
E. R. Thomas
Long Branch
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Wash
Thomas E. Howell
Beardstown
Lil
Wfe
Henry M. Howell
Illinois
Holland
Butch Royal
Louis A. Ryan
Bridgeport
Noble
Chicago
Leemond Smith
William Fay
Indiana Coal Operators’ Association
United Mine Workers of America
London
Lovelace
New York Aero Club
Miss Hill
Baldwin
Fort Myer
Auckland
New Zealand
Sydney
Australa
John J. Carroll
New Orleans
Kilbourn
Wis
W. G. Heath
Mabel Ward
E. G. Pfeiffer
Martin Phillips
New York
Upper Westside
Neville R. Moxley
Pittsburg
Phillips
Los Angeles
Cal
H. J. Duffy
Stuart Huntley
California
Decatur
Parsons
Kan
Vivian Burden
Kansas City
Macbry
George Vail, Jr
Batavia
William Lush
Lincoln
Neb
Supreme Grand Lodge of Orangemen
Henry Stewart
Cleveland
Ohio
Frances Sholes
Evanston
Pietro Brilla
Woodhaven
Long Island
San Francisco
Coney Island
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
May. Williams
William IE. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Bayside
L. Be
Peter
Hains
U.S
al Annis
I Hle
Rosa Grazing
Harry Jarrel
Baltimore
Rochester
N. Y
Konghau
Wuchow
Onyung
Charles Foresman
Henry Rose
Marques
Mich
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congress
Bryan Notified of His Presidential Nomination in Lincoln
In Lincoln on August 12 1900 William Jennings Bryan was informed he is a candidate for the U S presidency. A large public reception followed with Republicans and Democrats praising him as Nebraska celebrated the news and despite rain cleanup proceeded.
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Lincoln
Wm. J. Bryan
United States
Nebraska
Bryan
Congress
William Jennings Bryan
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Capitol
Norman E. Mack
Brown
Guardians of the Peace
Lincoln Hotel
Kern
Capitol Grounds
Nebraska State Band
E. M. Westervelt
Platte
W. J. Bryan
John Worth Kerr
Norman FE. Mack
Buffalo
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Natiunst
Mack
Father Nea Fent
Henry D Clayton
Canitol
Committee On
Fairview
Suesta
Schultz Throws Fall In Clifton Three Mile Race
Paterson reports Schultz, the professional mover cyclist, was hurled from his machine and badly harmed at the start of a three mile race in Clifton on Wednesday.
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Paterson
N. J
Aus
Schultz
Clifton
Race war erupts near Jellico Tennessee threatens killings
In Campbell County and nearby mining areas a white mob orders black workers from Kings Mountain Antras and Antias to leave or be killed. A posse and deputies brace for an alleged mass attack as terrified Black workers seek refuge in a mine commissary amid mounting fears of arson and violence.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Jellico
Kings Mountain Coal Co
Kings Mountain
Antras
Campbell County
Antias
Gorman
Gross
Huddleston
Springfield
Heroine Braved Flames at Otter Creek Clubfire
Mrs Edward B Griggs of Jerseyville pulled her husband from the blazing Otter Creek clubhouse near Hardin Illinois and with bare hands beat out flames from his oil soaked clothing. Griggs body burned head to foot amid a total loss expected at ten thousand dollars. The fire erupted while guests fled and the Lang exploded after an accident with a tripping rug.
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St. Louis
Edward B. Griggs
Jerseyville
Otter Creek
Illinois River
Hardin
Griggs
Otter Creek Club
Charles J. Nugent
St. Louisans
Lang
Starved Prisoner Dies Before Septem ber Trial
Oliver Rouse, held on trial charges, died in Marshal Michigan after refusing food since July 15. He was 56 and had previously attempted suicide in jail. The case drew attention as he preferred death to standing trial.
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Marshal
Mich
Oliver Rouse
Hfe
Earthquake Felt Across Nation Origin 3000 Miles Away
Washington reports tremors from 5 56 to 7 17 Monday morning traced to a source about 3000 miles distant. The coast Becdstic survey observatory at Cheltenham Maryland recorded the event.
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Washington
Coast Becdstic Survey Observatory
Cheltenham
Treasury balances reported in Monday’s general fund
Washington reports the treasury balance sheet excluding the gold reserve shows available cash of 199,956,460 dollars, gold coin and bullion at 38,754,808, and gold certificates totaling 33,056,680 dollars as of the start of the week.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Japanese to be deported from border arrests
Immigrant officials report 18 Japanese detainees seized near San Antonio Eagle Pass and Tucson will be transported to San Francisco for deportation. The batch arrives amid border control actions.
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San Francisco
San Antonio Eagle Pass
Tucson
Truth and Quality Laxative Endorsed by Physicians
The piece argues Truth and Quality laxatives, highlighting Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a valued remedy. It claims cleansing and gentle relief without debilitation, noting genuine California Fig Syrup Co. manufacturing and availability through leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
The Less Age
A playful exchange between Cholly and Maude about modern wonders and brainless thinking. Maude remarks on telegraphs and wires, while Cholly responds with wonder at riding without horses and feeling the world differently.
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Cholly
Maude
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Lasting Relief
Mrs. James M. Long of Staunton Virginia states Doan's Kidney Pills cured her backache and urinary troubles on January 31 1903 and four and a half years later June 20 1907 she reports she has had no kidney trouble since The advertisement notes the product is sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
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Doan
James M. Long
N. Augusta St
Staunton
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Warm Welcome Assured on the Bridge
An old lady scolds a wet boy on a bridge for being late home after swimming. The boy explains his worry that his mother will “be wearing her soul away” or, if he returns before his hair dries, “wearing a shingle away.”
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Yessum
Baby Cried All Day as Eczema Clears in Months
Niece tormented by eczema on face and hands found relief after applying Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Initial doctors warned of years of sores, but after three months of treatment the child improved significantly. Alice L. Dowell of St. Louis reports the cure dated May 2 and 20, 1907.
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Alice L. Dowell
Easton Ave
St. Louis
That Idea of a Husband Debate
A humorous dialogue sketches views on marriage. Miss Kunning argues women should work to attract a husband, Mr. Marryat counters that once married the wife should be lazy. The exchange satirizes gender roles with witty lines.
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Miss Kunning
Mr. Marryat
Government to open million acres of farm lands
Tripp County South Dakota notes a government plan to open about one million acres of fine agricultural and grazing lands around October 1. The Rosebud extension of the Chicago and North Western Railway will be the only line serving these lands with Dallas in South Dakota as the railhead and sole town on the reservation.
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Rosebud
Chicago & North Western Ry
Dallas
S. D
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Asbury Park
Randolp Riley
Hattie
W. Clarke
Sunset Avenue
Treasury Statement
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Cutiura
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