Important News Notes Of A Week Condensed For The Gusy Man
A digest of political moves and incidents across the nation. Tariff legislation advances in the Senate led by Senator Simmons. The interior department probe into Santa Fe land swaps is raised by Senator Crawford. President Taft plans Bever ly vacation. Vice President Sherman signs a constitutional amendment resolution for senators by popular vote. Candid remarks follow on rail tariffs and shipping policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Santa Fe
Senate
Crawford
Sherman
United States
State Department
Crown Prince Proclaimed King in Denmark
Copenhagen reports the proclamation of Christian X as king at Amalienborg after King Frederick VII dies in Lubec. Dowager Queen Louise and three children accompany the royal body home aboard the Dannebrog with naval escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian X
Denmark
Copenhagen
Royal Palace
Frederick VIII
Hamburg
Germany
Christianborg
Queen Louise
Corpse
Amalienborg Castle
Christian
Louise
Frederick VII
Gustav
Tigmar
Thyra
Lubec
Travemunde
Neustadt
Dannebrog
Hamburger Hof
Curtais
Lowrie
Frederick
Hamburg Hof
Seventh
Imperial German Infantry
Christian Charles Frederick Albert
Alexander William
Alexandrina
Anastasia
Mecklenburgh Schwerin
Cannes
Christian Frederick Francis Michael Charles Waldemar George
Knut Christian Frederick Michael
Fa Jnat
Charlottenlund
Tato
Hussars
Jable
Frederick Christian
Christian Frederick
Frederick IX
Krut
Canute
Canute the Great
England
Edmund Ironalde
Soldier’s $77,000 fortune bars Fargo Marine’s discharge
Fargo man Clarence N. Copeland, home on furlough after learning of his uncle John Cope land’s death, must stay in the U S Marines to honor a will that left him $77,000 and a North Dakota homestead if he completes his term. He immediately re-enlists to fulfill the condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Clarence N. Copeland
United States Marines
Copeland
John Copeland
United States Marinee
New Glacier Park Superintendent Appointed Acting Leader
Robert H Chapman of Washington has been named acting superintendent of Glacier National Park Montana to succeed the late Maj Logan and will begin duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Park
Washington
Robert H Chapman
Glacier National Park
Montana
Maj. Logan
Seven Language Prodigy Enrolls in New York School
Willard Gibson aged seven, recently sent from Manila, is hailed as the most accomplished young linguist in public schools. He speaks seven languages and will attend school in New York, marking a notable achievement for a child of his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soy
New York
Willard Gibson
Manila
Six Hurt as Train Wreck Hits Lavilla Kentucky
A Louisville and Nashville passenger train on the Chenoa branch derailed at Lavilla Kentucky when rails spread. Six passengers were injured including Mrs Ball of Chenoa with a broken leg and internal injuries and train flagman J B Renfro with a crushed hip.
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Middlesboro
Chenoa
Loulaville & Nashville
Lavilla
Ball
J. B. Renfro
Chenon
Prince George William of Prussia Dies in Auto Crash
Relative of King Friesack Prince George William and his chamberlain Von Greve were killed when their car crashed on a highway near here during a trip from Berlin to Copenhagen for a royal funeral. The prince, driving, failed to heed repair warnings, the vehicle overturned, and both men died. The chauffeur suffered a broken arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friesack
George William
Duke of Cumberland
von Greve
Here
Berlin
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Frederick Veel
Chamberlain von Greve
Heroism of a Convict in Flood Rescue at Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi Harry Mills a young convict recaptured last spring after escaping from a state farm earned pardon from Gov Brewer for his gallantry during the fleet floods. Mills volunteered to stand against the swollen river, repeatedly risking peril and escaping unharmed. He swam a turbulent eddy to guide a boat with refugees whose oars had been swept away.
Cincinnati Markets Wheat and Hay Prices Steady
Markets show mixed grain and hay values with wheat and corn easing on Monday. Livestock prices held steady to strong with feeders and cattle at varying levels, hogs and sheep showing modest gains and round figures for calves and bulls.
Richeson Dies in Electric Chair at Charleston Prison
Clarence Virgil Thompson Richeson former Hapilat church minister and confessed prisoner of Avil Linnell the Hitue choir singer of Hyannis died in the electric chair at Charleston state prison. His features showed calm resolve rather than insanity as he faced his punishment for his crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richeson
Charleston
Maas
Clarence Virgil Thompson Richeson
Hapilat
Avil Linnell
Hyannis
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for twelve year illness
Mrs Bertha Murr of Louisiana Missouri says she suffered twelve years with dragging pains monthly cramps and bilious spells after eleven doctors. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid improvement and urges other women to seek advice from the Pinkham company confidentially in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bertha Murr
N. 4Th Street
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
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Ferdinand News
Menry Haake
Mnand
Indiana
United States Senate
Simmons
Interatate Commission
Taft
Beverly
Congress
George P. McCabe
Department of Agriculture
Nelson
Wisconsin
House Committee
Bethlelehem Steel Company
Harrisburg
Mortie
Max Hosett
Golconda
Yes
Puget Sound
Flyer
Seattle Wash
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist General Conference
Minneapolis
John Kirby, Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Texas
United States Navy
Newport News, Ve
Claudia Lyon
Minnesota
North Amn
South Dakota
Nebraska
Milnois
Iowa
Minne
Wilkenbarre
John E. Owens
John McWeeney
Schuettier
Anthony Crarnechi
McKinley
Superior Court
Chicago
Seventh Regiment
Indianapolis
Michigan Central Railroad
Chapman & Co
Hammond
Ind
Floyd Allen
Wytheville
Commonwealth
William M. Foster
Carroll County
Hikeville
Allen
la Crosee
Wiks
Southern Baptist Convention
Oklahoma City
Okio
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Sach
Finna Goldman
San Diego
Cal
Ben Beltman
International Sunshine Society
Rochester
George Dock
Jean
Washington University
Medicon
St. Louis
Mark Twain
Hannibal
George T. Mabon
Homer C. Stunts
Minneapolia
Mark Allison Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
Seattle
Wash
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Loulaville
Poy
Harvey W. Wiley
Washington, D. C
Wiley
Malladi
Vesuvius
Muhammed AH Mirza
Muzaffar-ed-Din
Persia
Caspian Sea
Teheran
Louia Henry Ayme
Lisbon
Portugal
Mr. Ayme
Martinique
Provo
Utah
Eugene V. Debs
Socialists In National Convention
Emil Seidel
Champ Clerk
Michigan
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Clark
Hamburgerhof
Saflora’ Hospital
Europe
Christian IX
King Christian X
Kentucky
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lyon
Honea
Aruta
Birdley-Somers CO
Fifth Avenue
Carter
Bourbon Remedy Co
Lerington
Mother Gray
Caddy Brothers
B. Liensted
Inne Red Hoc
Rene Rail
Aevelopment Ee Ve
Wracin Vrese
Een
Saas i Eee
Malin
Arean
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