18 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
1
A long column of wry clippings covers Balkans massacres jokes, idioms, and oddities. Notes poke at Try the Lohengrin march to calm a dog and a New York man selling his wife and sons for $25.
The National Museum of Archaeology History and Ethnology in Mexico grew from a neglected early collection into a major institution. Under leaders like Lic Genaro Garcia it expanded to about 70 000 objects, split into six departments, with new buildings, extensive publications, and a refined library system guiding researchers and tourists through halls named for Aztec Toltec Tarasco and other civilizations.
Governor James H. Gillett said he would not interfere with the July 4 world championship fight between James J. Jeffries and Jack Johnson as long as it remains within the law. The piece recalls his earlier ties to Roosevelt over school segregation and notes his background as a Wisconsin native, lawyer, state senator, and California governor elected in 1907.
Frederick M. Kerby gains prominence as the first Taft Ananias club member amid the Pinchot Ballinger clash. The stenographer’s name circulates after he aided on a statement about Ballinger, attracting White House denials and Kerby’s countercharges.
Mrs. Phillip N. Moore of St. Louis has been re elected president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs at Cincinnati. Despite opposition and past club rivalries she won with flying colors aided by a sympathetic convention after fracturing her ankle. An Illinois woman, Eva Perry, she married Mr. Moore in Rockford in 1897. he is a consulting geologist and mining engineer with significant mining fortunes.
Right Hon. James Bryce an ambassador from Great Britain to Washington has asked to be relieved from duty. The death of King Edward is said to have crushed him and he fears he cannot endure the strain under the new regime. Bryce is highly regarded and loyal to diplomatic decorum. He recently spoke at the University of Kansas in Lawrence and declined to compare British and American universities.
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