Have Some Terrapin Says Uncle Sam in a Big City Restaurant
A verbose discussion rails against terrapin as a mass market delicacy. The piece notes United States fisheries head George M. Bowers pushing terrapin culture to boost supply, while describing turtle species, market prices, and dangers of mislabeling in elite venues. It cites New York hotels charging 4 to 5 dollars a plate and a club menu listing lower prices, with details on terrapin varieties Malaclemmys palustris and centrata and the decline of the diamondback terrapin due to overharvesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Commissioner of Fisheries
George M. Bowers
Elmplr
Nova Scctia
Simon Para Dime
New York
Tarrapin
Pitth Avenue
North American
Cape Cod
Texas
Chesapaske Bay
New Jersey
North Carolina
Wim
Sven
Emand
J. P. Morgan
Ube
Gordok
Orland Man Found Dead in Angola Hotel
An Orlando man, Jing 21 tireh Wilkie Aneun of Orland, was found dead in a bed at the Watson hotel in Angola at about 10 a.m. The cause of death is unknown. He had arrived by train from Coldwater on the 28th, planned to begin work for Western Casket Co. next month, and had visited Parker Tire store earlier in the day. An inquest will be held. undertaker Kilik removed the body to the undertaker rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Orland
Watson
Sity
Honon
Lake Ahora
Coldwater
Parker Turniore Gtore
Frank D. Parker Fay
Busines
Ore Fend
Haale
Undertaker
Kirik
Western Casket Company
Chitog
Wilkineon
Bue
Clyde Watson
Frank Parker
Kilik
Temilna
Aorane
Maso
Bitter battle over Parker wins at Baltimore convention
A fierce split among Bryan supporters and anti Bryan factions unfolds as Parker is proposed for temporary chairman. Clark and Wilson camps oppose Parker. Arrangements committee votes Parker 8 to 8. aim to unite later. Delegates foresee a pro Parker fight to the convention floor amid divided Clark and Murphy influence.
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Baltimore
Thig
Bryan Je
Mton GB
Parker
New York
Ute
Judge Parker
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Thair Elant
Tharaault Wax Uie
Olrhl
Cormunittes of
Wydudee Parkar
Bryup
Cnn
Charles
Murphy
Tammany, Hall
Bryan
National Committee
Committee
Wilson
Clark
Washington
Charles F. Murphy
New York State
Camp Clark
Notice To Shippers On Interurban Railway Schedule Change
Notice to shippers on the Toledo and Chicago Interurban Railway states that beginning Monday June 24 1912 the afternoon freight run leaving time is changed from 2:00 p m to 4:00 p m. The change aims to improve service and ensure uniform and reliable deliveries by the company.
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Toledo
Chicago
Kisselkar Truck Makes Godd Thif Record
The 27 mile trip from San Jose California to Mount Hamilton near the Lick Observatory was completed in 25 minutes with a four and a half ton load. The truck, loaded to capacity, climbed from 4 208 feet and covered the route without mishap, demonstrating the early success of motor truck design for heavy service.
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Xeu
San Joise
Cal
Mount Winmilton
Malinie
Woman's Idea Sparks Controversy Over Chloroform Use
A heated exchange records Bonham arguing that women deserve chloroform treatment as men do, with Mia agreeing that any woman claiming to be sixty should be chloroformed, revealing a sharp, gendered debate on medical or cosmetic procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Altty
Mia
Bellevue Man Weds Fort Wayne Bride
The Bellevue Gazette reports the wedding of Misa Lydia Buechner of Fort Wayne to Harry Hil of Bellevue at the bride’s parents home in Fort Wayne. The ceremony was a home affair witnessed by relatives, with the couple planning housekeeping on Walnut Street in Bellevue. Hil is a Bellevue resident and Nickel Plate brakeman. the bride is a popular Fort Wayne young woman.
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Bellevue Gazette
Fort Wayne
Misa Lydia Buechner
Harry Hil
Mia Hill
Walnut Street
Indiana City
Gil
Bellevue
Fort Warne
Young Indy
Thaw Case Clippings Read in Court as Evelyn Also Prepares
Dr. Jerome presents a batch of newspaper clippings as evidence. Thaw's defense tacitly questions the remarks about Evelyn Thaw calling her an innocent child and misdirected angel. The jurors hear references to a girls’ matters and a launch in Eagle.
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Jerome
Thaw
Evelyn
Amas
Minister forgoes trip to help thaw Thaw
In White Plains on June 21 Rev. Robert Chrystie of Aile-Bhenr Pa postponed a Scotland trip to testify for Harry K. Thaw at a Mattenwan hearing aimed at securing Thaw’s release. He vouched Thaw’s rationality, with Evelyn Thaw as the next witness.
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White Plains
Robert Chrystie
Aile- Bhenr
Scotland
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Mattenwan
Chrystie
Local men appointed at Baltimore convention
Word has been received announcing the appointment of Charles M Niezer and William C Schwler of this city as sergeants at arms for the Baltimore convention. They will leave for the convention city Sunday afternoon on the special train with other district Democrats.
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Charles M. Niezer
William C. Schwler
Baltimore
America Dominates Olympic High Jump Hopefuls
The United States relies on two top jumpers, George Horine of Stanford and Egon Erickson of New York, to carry the nation in the high jump. Horine holds the world record at 6 feet 7 inches and cleared 6 feet 8 inches in recent practice. Erickson has been in strong form this season and can clear about 6 feet 3 to 4 inches, ready to step in if Horine falters.
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America
Sam
George Hormne
Stanford
Cal
Egon Erickson
New York
California
Horine
Stars and Stripes
Erickson
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Restau
Weil
Beaufort
N. C
Plato
Turtle
American Museum of Natural History
Edisle Diamond
Warker
Wos
Whson Peonts Xealh
Judas Parker
Apealers
Dmage Parker
Nienalew Hon
BY. Co
Kisselkar
Lehman Shoe Company
Calhoun Street
Cerman
Photon Wy Amarican Frese Association
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