Political Resignations and World Notices From 1900s Era
Ezra P. Prentice resigns as New York Republican state chairman to focus on private law practice. Washington Idaho Wyoming Utah Colorado women voters meet in Tacoma, Governor Brady of Idaho closes convention. Harry A. Garfield travels southern and western institutions with Mrs Garfield. Hou Te Wang the first Chinese diplomat in New York travels Vienna to Tokyo visiting western cities. Frederick A Cook’s Brooklyn home sold to a New York speculator for redevelopment. Imperial Order of Daughters of the Empire plans a home for aged British in the United States. Czarina of Russia reportedly seriously ill delaying court events. Charles J Hughes Jr Colorado senator dies at Denver after long illness. Benjamin H Cramp former Cramp Shipbuilding dies in Philadelphia from gas poisoning.
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Ezra P. Prentice
Republican State Committee
New York
Washington
Idaho
Wysoming
Utah
Colorado
Tacoma
Brady
Harry A. Garfield
Willama College
Garfield
Hou Te Wang
Vienna
Tokyo
Brooklyn
Frederick A. Cook
Imperial Order of Daughters of the Empire
United States
James Hryce
Russia
Charles J. Hughes
Denver
Benjamin H. Cramp
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Philadelphia
International tensions and scandals color global news
Reports from the state department cite Guatemala allowing armed bands into Honduras to topple President Cavilla. Taft quashes claims, endorses Peary as pole discoverer, while a nurse testifies in the Schenk poisoning case. Erdman dies. navy scandal surfaces with Admiral Barry's forced retirement. A riot and jail lynching occur in Kentucky. a Kansan City bobsled incident injures several. garment workers strike nears end. Minnesota home explosion kills four children. vaudeville actress Maleske Suratt marries Fletcher Norton in Joliet.
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State Department
Cabrera
Guatemala
Honduras
Cavilla
Knox
United States
Guatemala City
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Taft
National Geographic Society
Washington
John ©. Schenk
Mt Honaiie
Eleanor Zoeckler
Schenk
Wheeling
W. Va
Constantine J. Erdman
Allentown
Navy
Edward Is. Barry
Pacific Feet
Karcy
West Virginia
Snelbyville
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing Company
striker@amumittee
Plans for 25 story medical office on Madison Avenue
Plans filed in New York City detail a 25 story building on Madison Avenue to be occupied exclusively by physicians and dentists, touted as the largest of its kind. Elsewhere Gen Luke E Wright of Memphis enters Tennessee senatorial race while Rembrandt's The Night Watch suffers damage at Rotterdam’s Rijksmuseum by a knife-wielding intruder Sigrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Madien Avenue
Tennessee
Luke E. Wright
Memphis
Philippines
Rembrandt
Sigrist
Rijks Museum
Rotterdam
Republi
Portugal
Europe
United States Army
Glenn Curtiss
Wart Department
Pactic
Western Express
Boston & Buffalo Spedial
New York Central
Hotavia
N.Y
Rochester
Edith Melcher
Schenectady
Albany
George Carbelleach
Fond du Lac
Wis
United States Senate
Committee On Judiciary
Taft
National Tariff Commission Association
Washington
Tariff Commission
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Mother’ Church of Christ, Scientist
Mary G Baker Eddy
United States
William E. Chandler
Hannis Taylor
George Washington University
National Civic Federation
Samuel Untermyer
Wellesley College
Andrew Carnegie
J. Hunter
University of Kansax
Harbin
Manchuria
State Department
Rorab
Judiciary
New York State
Jersey Cattle Breeders’ Association
Jersey
Disappearance of Eugene Woodmansee Solved at Noblesville Find
Mystery of Eugene C Woodmansee who vanished in 1867 before his planned Noblesville marriage to Sarah Wirt may be solved by bones unearthed at Bert Cloud’s property near Castleton. A skull and spine bones along with a ring were found in a shedlike house, prompting further diggings and old stories from residents.
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Noblesville
Eugene C. Woodmansee
Sarah Wirt
Bert Cloud
Tasx
Cloud
Asa Diasis
George Horney
Peter Thomas
Edward Joseph
Nancy J. Maker
Meir
Danville
Cie
Noblesville “de
Woodmansee
Oenth
They Square
Chisset Cernec
Kia Besey
Mr. Woodmansee
Hiwais
Chicago
Virt
Arthur Virt
Indianiapolis
Mr. Woodiansee
Four Winged Geese On Display At City Poultry Show
At the Columbus city hall show of the American Poultry Breeders and Fanciers Association Henry King exhibits four winged geese. A regular goose laid eggs that hatched into the four winged birds with a second pair growing from the ordinary wings, about twelve inches long and directed opposite the first pair. Exhibitors say they have never seen such birds before.
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Columbus
American Poultry Breedders and Fanciers' Association
Henry King
Wabash Train Derailed Near Williamsport
A passenger train No. derailed two and a half miles west of the city when rails spread on a curve. Three rear coaches dropped to the ties. passengers were shaken but not seriously injured. The track was torn up for four hundred feet and survivors moved to the smoking car en route to Danville.
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Wabash
Attlca
Williamsport
Danville
Tiny New York flats mimic larger apartments in price
The New York Telegraph notes shrinking flats in the city with one room plus kitchenette and bath for two at Io Eighty Sixth Street near Broadway priced at $1,000 yearly while a six room apartment on the adjacent street rents for $900. Rents rise citywide as many residents stretch funds.
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New York
Sixth Street
Broadway
Ette
New York Telegraph
Ranker to New Tutor In First Lesson Statement
A quoted admonition about entrusting children as the most precious possessions and pricing in a tutor context. The excerpt presents an archaic phrasing and a challenge about value and care. The legible portion centers on guardianship of children and the notion of a fair price or cost for tutoring services.
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Ranker
DADERS FOR SPRING Gooda Advance
Dun and Company notes broadly unchanged business conditions with varying regional signals of activity and spring-order interest. Export trade gains, dry goods demand, and improved wholesale activity contrast with mixed retail and weather impacts. Canadian and U.S. data show declines in some weeks and higher exports in others.
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New York
WG. Dun & Co
Canada
Dradstreet
Petter
Market Prices and Commodities Report
The markets list patents and family flour values from 3.29 to 5.75 per unit, wheat prices for No. 2 red at 1.43 and No. 4 at 88 to 90 cents, corn and oats quotes across several grades, cattle and hogs price ranges for shippers through butchers, calves and lambs values, poultry and dairy product notes, eggs highest at 29 4 cents, apples to 5.50 a barrel, carrots and celery per unit, grapes and onions prices, pineapples fruit and potatoes by region, with miscellaneous produce figures included.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Michigan
Jersey
Growth of Towns in Western Canada Continues
Observers touring the prairies note rapid town growth along railway lines driven by strong agricultural districts and emerging industries. Cities of ten to fifteen thousand have risen in eight to ten years, with thriving markets, schools, churches, and warehouses.
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Canada
Winnipeg Free Press
Edmonton Bulletin
Dominion
F.ee
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Ferdinand News
Peter Bu~hee
Malfa River
Minn
Ee Ane
Maleske Suratt
Fletcher Norton
Ber Mae
Jorney City
Old Roadhouse
E. C. Woodmansee
Gride
Hammond
Indianapolis
Paoli
AOW Hramer
Dia
Hh EL Barnard
Jeffersonville
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
Louisville & Northern Railway and Lighting Company
Three Falls
Connersville
William Sparks
Jesse Vandiver
Glenwood
Vaandivers
Sparks
Indiana
Raushville
Cl AL Sturkhardt
Tipton
Mania Christian Church
Floran
John Harter
Shelbyville
London
Ledbetter
Huntington
Willam Raver
Markle
Polden
Loxgansport
John McCune
Miora
Carrol County
Columbia Street
Wiliam Dillon
McCune
Carroll County
Dillon
Hik
Columbus Street
Gooda Advance
Cho
Boston
Taksh Stu Bush
Bush
Cincinnati Grain Market
Western
Thomas A Keipis
Corea
Dr. Pierre
Sarasaparilla
Hood
Crea
Thompson
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