Program for Farmers School at Tre Monton Utah Dec 1907
State Agricultural College runs a week long farmers school in Bear River Valley at Tre monton beginning December 2 1907 Prof Merrill Northrop and Goodwin head lectures on soil fertility fruit growing pruning and orchard demonstrations with daily sessions for women and evening general discussions led by Blanche Cooper Hazel Love Mianche Copper and others Topics cover fruit crops irrigation beets sugar beet growing cattle feeding and household economy with specialists from the State Board of Horticulture and local officials.
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State Agricultural College
Bear River Valley
Blanche Cooper
Inez Powell
Hazel Love
Wignete Cooper
Robyert
Northrop
Domestic Science Schedule and Demonstrations
Thursday morning offers What to Eat and How to Cook It with Ming Hlan the Cooper and The Chafing Dish with Miss Hazel Love. Afternoon features Reserve Power in Housekeeping by Mrs Merrill and Contagious Diseases by Dr Ball, plus Salads with Miss. Evening and Friday sessions cover Quick Breads, Digestibility and Food Value by Merrill, Baking Powders by Hazel Love, and Dread and How to Make It by Miss Friday Afternoon. A keynote Domestic Science program led by President John A Widtsoe includes a discussion by Miss Blanche Cooper.
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Byntem Io
Miss Blanche Cooper
Meatu
Ming Hamel Love
B.D. Ball
Miew Blanche Cooper
Ming Hlan the Cooper
Miss Hazel Love
Eme &. Merrill
D. Ball
Merrill
Hazel Love
Blanche Cooper
John A. Widtsoe
Panic Proved His Undoing In Knickerbocker Leader Death
Charles Tracey Barney former Knickerbocker Trust president shot and killed himself at his New York home. Once a banking force, his forced resignation ended his public role and unsettled the financial scene as intimates cite financial loss and social decline as the motive behind the tragedy.
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New York
Charles Tracey Barney
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Interest in Heathen Chink Brings Shame to Woman
Mrs. W. L. Reese of Altoona, wife of a prominent boiler manufacturer, was found with Al Sing Dean a Chinese man and former Sunday school member after drug influence. Police suspect a kidnapping and possible ransom plot. Reese, a First Lutheran church volunteer, says she joined a Chinese mission project out of philanthropy and idle time.
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Pittsburg
W. L. Reese
Altoona
al Sing Dean
Dean
First Lutheran Church of
Oliver grand jury in San Francisco to be dismissed
The grand jury led by foreman B P Oliver, which has returned more indictments than any other body in the city, will be dismissed at the end of the bank holidays. District Attorney Langdon announced that a new inquisitorial body will be impaneled to continue investigation and prosecution.
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San Francisco
Grand Jury
B. P. Oliver
Foreman
Langdon
Oliver Grand Jury
Explosion at pickle factory kills two workers in Cincinnati
A 500 gallon copper kettle exploded at the J Weller company pickle factory on Thursday morning. Fred Halter and John Lackman were killed after being horribly scalded as the kettle burst on the third floor shortly after the plant opened for the day.
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Cincinnati
J. Weller Company
Fred Halter
John Lackman
Pres byterian meeting raw exchange shocks audience
R W D Bryan of Albuquerque challenged the gag rule limiting speeches during the afternoon session of the Presbyterian brotherhood. He said he came to learn how a man can be both Christian and earn a living, sparking astonishment among attendees.
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Cincinnati
Presbyterian Brotherhood
R. W. D. Bryan
Albuquerque
N. M
Millionaire's Wife to Prison in Plea Decision
Chicago Milwaukee socialite Mrs Evelyn Romadka who pleaded guilty to thievery will be sent to the penitentiary. State's Attorney Healy announced plans to press for a penitentiary sentence when the trial resumes next Wednesday or Thursday.
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Chicago
Evelyn Romadka
Milwaukee
Healy
Romadka
Counterfeit Money Purported to Be Pure Silver
The arraignment of Herman Hensee on counterfeiting charges drew attention from the secret service who deem it a significant find. Hensee was held for grand jury action. He is alleged to produced half dollars of pure silver and profits from silverbased coins due to current silver prices.
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New York
Herman Hensee
Iebt
Secret Service
Hensee
Ten Miners Die in Arizona Mine Powder Explosion
A report from Necorarl near Bisbee says a powder explosion on the Nacowari to mines railroad killed ten men, most likely Mexican, who were employed by Montezuma Copper and Phelps-Dodge. The blast involved two powder cars and occurred Thursday afternoon.
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Arizona
Nouglns
Aviz
Necorarl
Ari
Nacowari
Bisbee
Montezuma Copper Company
Successful Speculator J Brandt Walker Returns Home
J Brandt Walker, a Wall Street speculator who made 2 million in three months and plans to scalp the market with 15 000 shares, returns to Chicago with 6 600 000 in clothes and sensational details of his win. Wall Street warns it will scalp him back, while his father Edwin Walker of Chicago serves as attorney for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway.
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J. Brandt Walker
Wall Street
Chicago
Walker
Earth
Mr. Walker
Windy City
Edwin Walker
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Millionaire Socialist Walling Arrested in St Petersburg
Indianapolis based millionaire William English Walling and his wife Rose Strunsky were briefly jailed in St Petersburg for associations with Finnish and progressive party members. He has long studied Russian conditions and attended socialist congresses in Germany and France.
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William English Walling
Indianapolis
Rose Strunsky
Kellogg Durland
Walling
St Petersburg
Finnish and Progressive Party
Willoughby Walling
U. 8
Edinburgh
Scotland
Russia
St. Petersburg
Germany
France
Wm. H. English
Gen. Hancock
Many-Sided August Belmont Faces Public Scrutiny
August Belmont, linked to the Rathchilds, faces accusations of unlawful manipulation of a public service company for personal ends. He is a churchman condemned by his bishop over state racing ties and alleged Democratic campaign financing. Belmont, descendant of Commodore Perry, is a Wall Street figure with vast wealth and social prominence, promoter of the New York subway, and a longtime benefactor and public enemy depending on viewpoint.
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August Belmont
New York
Rath
Childs
Public Service Corporation
State Racing Association
Alton B. Parker
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Japan
Belmont
Wall Street
Sons of the Revolution
Publc
Brady Gone Broke Ends Alaska Governorship Career
John Green Brady, three time Alaska governor and ex supporter of corporate finance, faces near poverty after a failed Reynolds investment sinks Valdez Bank. Born in New York City as an orphan, Brady rose from junk dealer to Yale graduate and minister before guiding Alaska as governor appointed by McKinley and Roosevelt. His resignation followed corruption charges and the Reynolds bank collapse triggers his financial ruin.
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John Green Brady
Alaska
Sitka
Hrody
Moonevelt Street
New York
Young Brady
Randall's
Children
Ald Society
Tipton
Aad
John Green
Brady
Green
Yale
Union Theological’ Seminary
Gov
Plana
H. D. Rey
Reynolds Enterprises
Reynolds Bank
Valdex
Reynolds
Mining news from the western United States and beyond
Copper prices ease as electrolytic copper drops to 14 cents. Nevada Utah and Idaho mines report varied activity with 1906 mineral output reviewed, the Iron Industry surge, and United States fields for petroleum and natural gas identified. Coal, clay products and ore discoveries are noted along with deals in Wayne County and on Great Salt Lake projects.
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Nevada
Utah Copper Company
Garfield and
Bingham
Garret
Monmouth
College
American Mining Congress
Joplin
Cumberland Ely Company
Jupiter Group
Ely Mining, Expo
United States
Wampiny
Rio del Monte
Utah
Sagebrush
Seafoam
Idaho
Belgium
Cokeville
Montpelier
Collett
Appalachian
Lima-Indiana- Hlllnois
Mid-Continent
Gulf
California
Welser
Cove Creck
Horse Hill
Yankee Fork
Wayne County
Louw
Thomas Baker
J. A. Smith
L. M. Chaffin
Ba Sheaffield
Hankeville
Los Angeles
Nat Levy
Phee Conalderation
Mexico
Canada
Lead King Mining & Milling Company
Byrn
Nevada Consoll Dabed Company
Amelier
Megil
Nev
Bingham Consolidated
Mennee
Uta Consolidated Companies
Great Salt Lake
Goldfield
Nixon
George Wingfeld
Consolidated Mises Company
Barmey Barnet
New York
Waiting Line at Box Office Sparks Ticket Woes
In Chicago Lally Sows, a crowded box office scene shows a long waiting line for Saturday night tickets. A pink tied girl and gray hat young man debate seats while others push for front rows and Wednesday matinee options. Newsroom chatter hints of friends missing out and the social pressure of get-tting good seats.
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Thekel
Verk Snow
Chicago
Painting the Eiffel Tower Receives Third Renovation
The Eiffel Tower undergoes its third repaint since 1880 with silver white from the third platform up and brown lower sections. Forty painters work three months at a cost of fifteen thousand dollars using about sixty pints of paint.
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Eiffel Tower
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Robert 8. Northrop
Robert S. Northrop
Lewis Merl
W. 8. Hansen
Robert
Moronl Morten
Ken
H. Goodwin
State Board of Horticulture
A. Hickenlooper
J. Edward Taylor
W. W. McLaughlin
EB. D. Birds
H. Goodn
B. D
EK. D
John P. Holmgren
Mosiah Evans
John, A. Widtsoe
John T. Caine II
John T Caine II
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