Notable 1909 Headlines and World Events Brief
Associate Justice Moody to return to the Supreme Court this fall after private treatment in Crookline Massachusetts. Frank Gould to renounce U.S. residence and settle in Paris. Dr Murphy elected AMA president. Kerens Jr. recovering from overdose. King Victor Emmanuel returns to Rome after earthquake. Rockefeller Jr. welcomes second child at Pocantico Hills. Mrs. Taft bogus card scam explored by Secret Service. International Chamber Congress opens in London with 250 delegates. Oklahoma capital fight shifts capital to Oklahoma City. Taft railroad bill debated with proposed securities commission. Porter Charlton search continues. authorities focus on possible murder at Lake Como. Roosevelt ally Pinehurst predicts political revolution. Police prevent lynching after Illinois Central disturbance. Mrs Taft impostor tale sails. secret service seeks fraud. Danish Lutheran convention in Michigan. Dodhet elected president. Telegraph workers gain wage increase and fewer hours. Hopkinsville trials postponed due to key witness. Gary, Indiana to receive new locomotives. Southern storms cause fatalities in Fort Smith. Hammerstein denied Russia trip. Porter Carlton murder inquiry in Italy. Legal and property disputes surface in Chicago and Kenosha. Metis arrives with castaway crew from Good News. Chinese government designates English for technical education. Roosevelt returns home aboard Kaiserin Augusta Victoria. Cleveland auto accident ends in death at the Superior viaduct.
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Willian HE. Moody
Crookline
Mass
United States Supreme Court
Frank Jay Gould
Jay Gould
America
Paris
John B. Murphy
Chicago
American Medical Association
St. Louis
George I. Simmons
John Ridgely Carter
Balkan States
Viscount Acheson
Countess of
Gosford
London
Goldwin Smith
Toronto
Taft
William D. Crinu
South Carolina
Monrovia
Liberia
Crumbis the Negro
Mr. Roosevelt
Charleston
3. C
South
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Sesssons
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
White House
Congress
Porter Charlton
Pottom
Lake Como
Roosevelt Edob Et St Pio
Minin
Gifford Pinehar
Illnois Central
Twenty-Fourth Street
Washington
Mrs. Taft
Ashtabula
Duluth
Minn
Aft
Secret Service Division
Treasty Department
Robert Mathews
Beulah
Bla
Lidington
Mich
RK. GC
Dodhetdt Af
Porter Carlton
Moltrasio
Italy
Cartron
Omanmed
Constati
Kenosha
C. OW. Allen
New York
Port
Elizabeth Eriksson
P. A. Eriksson
Barkentine Good News
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Kermit, Thet
Airs
Nicholas Longworth
Southampton
Hamburg-American Line
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria
Superior Viaduct
Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
Fred R. Blee
Knight mills to close Rhode Island and Massachusetts plants
The T. BR. R. Knight company operates cotton mills employing Gee workers in Rhode Island and Massachusetts and will close its mills two days each week. Other items note skat experts meeting in Detroit, indictments against the Western Union Telegraph, and concerted bank consolidations in Chicago.
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T. BR. & R. Knight Company
Rhode Island
Commercial National
Continental National Banks of
Chicago
Charles i. Heike
Sewer Trust
Ernest W. Gerbracht
Williamsburg Penbery
Fedgal Court
Ad Wolgaet
Ohio River
Catro
Louis
Robert E. Peary
Berlin
London
Rudolph Francke
F. A. Cook
Furb
Wall Street
Bathtub Trust
Ohio City
Denman
Q Overlock Military Academy
Norwalk
Conn
Washington Street
New York
B. H. Barton
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Indiana Happenings and Local News Summary
Bloomington reports the 1970 senior graduation ceremonies with the peace pipe procession and speeches by Curtis Shake and Omer Farr. Jeffersonville records a lightning strike harming a home and crops, while police chief Wall issues Sunday closing orders for saloons. Other items note a death by hanging in Petersburg, a train stone-throwing case in Rushville, divorce petition in Laporte, and staff changes at Central Normal School in Danville.
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Bloomington
Curtis Shake
Vincennes
Omer Farr
Liberty
W. S. Bryan
Indianapolis News Briefs from Indiana Cities
A scattered statewide briefs roundup notes Adolph Strieder dying of heart trouble in Jasonville while directing workers at Indiana Road Machine. Job actions include Evansville theft and assault arraignments, a priest's twenty fifth anniversary, a Warsaw wedding, a Big Port derailment in Shelbyville, and a Hinton grand jury probe. Additional items cover a Logansport rescue attempt, a Louisiana style biplane test in Anderson, a poult misadventure in Koumington, a Wabash fire, and Indianapolis auto wreck fatalities.
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Fr. Wayne
Indiana Road Machine Works
Adolph G. Strieder
Jasonville
Ltarvel
Evansville
John Settles
Frances Ruffert
Patrick H. Rowan
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Montgomery
Rushville
Ind
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Warsaw
Hiram Fitton
Pierceton
Sarah Rager
Wiliam Riler
Shelbyville
Acton
Brookfield
Trafic
Hinton
W. Va
Guy Brown
Fort Wayn
South Broadway
Farfield Avenue
Frank I. Brown
Proper Care of Tuberculosis and Hospital Beds Goal
Summary of tuberculosis care emphasis by the National Association for the Study and Prevention, noting New York aims to increase hospital beds by May 1, 1911 and comparing beds across states Massachusetts 2403 Pennsylvania 2647 Colorado fourth New Mexico sixth. mentions desire to stamp out TB with care at home or in institutions. Also includes an anecdote about Andrew Carnegie at the Margaret Morrison school in Pittsburgh and a quip about French cuisine and a waiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Colorado
New Mexico
York
National
Asse Ath
Andrew Carnegie
Margaret Morrison
Pittsburg
France
Boulevard Des Italiens
Ana
Monusienr
Witte
Ules
Postum Story: Coffee Drinker Finds Health with Postum
A reader letter extols Postum as a solution to nervous prostration and insomnia caused by coffee. The author, 42 and weakened by coffee, reports improved sleep, weight gain to 167 pounds, and better health for self and two children after switching to Postum, urging others to read The Road to Wellville.
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Coffe
Postum
Wellville
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Legansport
Charles Wilkinson
Feerber
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