Discoverer of Cold Process Dies in Denver Hospital
Prof W Wyn, who claimed a new method to extract gold from low grade ore, died at St Joseph's Hospital in Denver after a troubled illness. Wyn, a chemist educated at Georgetown, had attracted attention with backers including Willard Teller and Sidney William. He had been working on a plant for the process, with partners holding the patent, and his death leaves the venture unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
W. Wyn
Ciretcely
Joseph
Wynn
Willard Teller
United States
Henry M. Teller
Sidney William
Piblic
Virginia
Georgetown University
Ile
Kanes Cliy
Dily Lave
Morgan's Canal Work Contends For Committee Chair
The Senate committee discussed the Morgan canal bill and a separate bill to acquire right of way. Action on the canal treaty with Great Britain delays any decision, while Republicans push to place a prominent Republican on the committee. Senator Morgan, a Democrat, is expected to stay as chairman amid a push to broaden the committee with new Republican members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantington
Dee
Senate
Kenator Morgan
Acton
Morgan
Hens Committee On
Benatory
Henator Morgas
Repubicans
Ioney
Republican Party
Renatar Bewall
Republic
Court of Claims Debates Coronation Honors in Whitehall
London Dec 4 The Court of Claims met in solemn state to adjudicate coronation honors between nobles. Duke of Atholl Marquis of Chambord and others argued for titles while several cases were referred to a committee. The Earl of Ross may walk in the procession bearing a gold-wrapped wand. the feast and larders claims were dismissed. bishops retain support rights during the king's throne passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Whitehall
Duke
Atholl
Ancaster
Chab Jondelvy
Karl Carrington
Great Chumburialuahip
Word
Earl of
Eres
Bunt
Rlee Fellows
Herbatrewer
Harry Burrard
Durham
Math
Senator Manon Uses Frank for Public Speech Distribution
Mason explains he approved using his frank to mail copies of Manon’s speech on pure food investigation. He said the act was legitimate and aimed at saving postage as the Speaker wished to broadcast many copies. The industrial edition is available at newsstands for 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Manon
Mason
Frank
Fem
Congress debates powers to punish anarchists and amend constitution
A long report outlines proposed measures to suppress anarchist activity in the United States. It covers criminal penalties for aliens convicted of anarchism, possible hard labor and deportation, and suggests constitutional amendments to empower Congress to regulate or outlaw anarchist doctrine and related propaganda. The dialogue references immigration laws, deportation, and the creation of penal colonies as possible remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Der
I Rune
United States
Vinton
Recondection Directa
Special Board of Inquiry
United States Court
Congress
Ain
Gonigron
Kame Wui Able
Henate Gueb
Roosevelt’s message draws mixed, anxious reception in Germany
Berlin reports a mixed response to President Roosevelt’s address. German papers note cautious optimism about reciprocity talks and tariff ideas, while warning that international accord may hinge on U.S. initiative more than European action. Public mood shows low spirits amid labor and migration concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Roownvelt
Germany
Roosevelt
Harliner Volhy Zeitung Maya
Europe
Irentrad
Liveral Novy
Broadcat
Roomevett
State Department
Washington
Panama Policy and Navy Withdrawals Reform Isthmus Presence
Washington reports that with order restored on the Isthmus of Panama and open trade in effect, the Navy Department is expected to withdraw one warship and likely another from either side of the Isthmus. Officials caution against haste, noting unrest and rumors persist about American forces and occupation. Reports from Colombia prompt inquiries to Washington to deny unsubstantiated claims of extended American stay while affirming obligations to maintain traffic security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama
Navy Department
United States
Colombia
Interior Pointe
Contone
Talativann
Danone
Fraynees
Hilo Dock Plans Discussed by Hilo Dock Company
The Hilo Dock Company held a meeting to decide on reducing heat with their enters pr. A committee including Lambert and Beckson was appointed to draft articles of operation. Lambert authorized to prepare plans and call for bids. Directors favored building the war docks if feasible. The committee may propose to the Territorial government for wharf facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
Hilo
Fock
Mesare
Metneker
Lambert
Beckson
Siee
Reonumy
Tribtine
Mutiny Trials and Naval Injuries Reported at Sea
A London dispatch describes mutiny sentences for crew on the Law ship Maula and temporary confinement for long term prisoners. McKie of the Annapolis faced pension questions after a harbor incident. Lord Hector of Saint Andrews is mentioned with Karl Carnegie as rumor of knighthood. Port Standard notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallejo
Dee
Brwmuport
Amon Tee
Dhip Maula
Lacey
Newax
Hotlo
Selon
McKie
Admiral
Andrew Carnegie
Lord Hector
Saint Andrew's City
Glasgow
Khfiwerd
Navy Department Billlets and Reforms Proposed in Congress
Senator Hale introduced Navy Department bills prepared with Secretary Long support proposing creation of Vice Admiral rank with four admirals, reduced Rear Admirals to fourteen, and raises in Lieutenants, Junior Lieutenants, cadets, and engineers. Proposals include cadet appointments by the President and expanded naval command staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hale
Billy
Navy Department
Long
Tom
Kavigna
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
Japan
Alma Ferguson
Fort St
Violet Atherton
King St
Penrile Kekumano
Vineyard St
Ruth C
Alice Moore
Green St
Matel Kemble
Punchbowl St
Toice O'Clock
Sachs’ Dry Goods Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
Robinson Bik
Hotel Street
U. Sekomoto
S. Shimamoto
Goo Kim
Brayles
Victoria Lawn
India Lawn
P.O. Bonds
Wina Wo Chan
Ch. SE
Honolulu
Deatora
the Bulletin
Frankg
Dyllatin
Prige
HO Dock Lies
Bitten Hark
Jorner Merchant and
Nuvene Sta. P
Rex
Camarinos
Gambrinos Saloon
Alakbart
King
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King Street
Alaken
Metropolitan Meat Co., Limited
the Booth
Fishmarket
Central Market
Nuuanu St
Mont Wubhorn
Oahu
Mp’g Co., Ltd
River Street
Bet
Berdania and
Paushi
Tel
Blue Gal
P. O
the Oriental Life Insurance 00,, Ltd
Rca Eteeeal Cement Mutee Netto Petites Tm
Pioneer
Chinese-Amert Company
TEL. Main
Cyrus Noble
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!