Retirement of Hen Fy Clay Frick from Union Pacific board
Report notes Hen Fy Clay Frick will retire from active financial life to seek ease and devote himself to other pursuits. Indicated he will also step back from chief roles in large corporations including United States Steel and related holdings, with close government oversight of industrial firms amid shifting corporate ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hen Fy Clay Frick
Union “Pacific Railroad Company
Frick
United States
Steel Corporation
Bhiehda
Capitallat
Tha
Ernatdy
Nleo
Union
Pacific Road
Atchison, To
Interre
Hail Storm Destroys Yachts and Injures at Academy
A hail storm lashed the Minnesota coast causing damage to boats including several yachts at the Northwest Cape Academy. One fisher owned property was endangered as fire struck the academy destroying buildings. Estimated loss around 40 dollars, two people injured at the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poros
Annesota
Bcaper
Local sentence fragments hint at a court case
Fragmentary OCR suggests a legal matter involving a man and three others. The readable words reference accusations and respect for unnamed individuals, but no clear identities, charges, dates, or outcomes are present.
Official Vote On 3.6 Million Police Bonds
A garbled report notes that officials seek voter approval for a 3.6 million police bonds. Preparations and casting details are unclear but indicate a Thursday decision or action related to funding and building police facilities.
News of a Week in Condensed Form Domestic and Global Snippets
A roundup of wide ranging items from Taft and Japan to the Lori mer election and reapportionment. Reports cover a deadly lightning strike in Kohlville, New Jersey, a burglar scare in New York, a San Diego journalist drowning after a rescue, and a Maryland anti Boy Scout campaign. Also noted are a collision voyage of the Chumbra, a near miss on a Pennsylvania flyer, and labor unrest in Des Moines ending in an injunction. Taft’s nationwide tour appeals to the public, while various crime confessions and political shifts appear amid other world events.
Anvil Drives Trotting Classic In Detroit Victory
The $10,000 trotting stake in Detroit crowned Anvil driven by Pop Geers in straight heats. Anvil, a hay stallion owned by Frank Jones of Memphis Texas, claimed the title. Meanwhile social notes mention engagements and notable marriages drawing attention from prominent figures including Ker mit Roosevelt and Col. Edward H. R. Green. Grand Exalted Ruler John P. Sullivan appointed Howard Righter of New Orleans as chief judiciary counsel of the grand lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Anvil
Pop" Geers
Geera
Frank Jones
Memphis
Texas
John P. Sullivan
The
Elks
Howard Righter
New Orleans
Grand Lodge
Foreign Prince Hohenzollern Assigned to Eastern Naval Duty
Foreign Prince Frederick Hohenzollern, a favored royal cousin, is assigned to the eastern American station of the German navy. He will sail this month on the cruiser Victoria Luise to the United States. A British government censure motion, introduced by Arthur Balfour, failed by a 119 vote margin after questioning a king’s clerical actions to create neutral peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Frederick Hohenzollern
Victoria Luise
United States
King & Clerga
Bevesaary
Auifiderit
House of Coramons
Arthur J. Balfour
Farm Sale, School Closings, and Local Incidents in Iowa
The Charley Grimm farm near Clear Lake sold to Scherling Bros of Parkersburg for 55626, averaging 125 per acre for 400 acres with a noted Wingest barn. Midon township pursues central schooling with two years of high school, while a fatal accident east of Schierwig involves a traction engine and a bridge collapse.
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Charley" Grimm
Clear Lake
Scherling Bros
Parkersburg
Iowa
Midon
Bac County
Dilgu
William Koepper
Ricketts
Schlerwig
Glyigh
Koepper
Board of Parole of
Town
Hee
Carl Miche
Oakdale
Stell
Anamoss
Mealer
Barber Asphalt Company
Wes Mdineg
Ilip
Chigeng
Fairfield
Bert Stedman
Stedman
Sioux
Eixteen
Cherokee
Liguora
Iowa City
Aaronaut
Pilot Rock
Ang, Fl
Patterson Brothers
Rock Township
Des Moines
C. F. F Peterson
Peterson
J. BD. Francis
Spirit Lake
Still College of Ostenpethy
Gen Neal
Guathria County
Panora
Greenfield
Osceola
Gresion
Glenn Frank
Chicago
Boone
Chautauqua
Walter I. Fowler
Amen
Rock Inland
Knoxville
James Reason
Maton City
Jeremiah Cast Into Prison Sunday School Lesson 1911
Jeremiah is arrested in Jerusalem during Nebuchadnezzar's siege, taken to a dungeon, and later questioned by King Zedekiah. The lesson recounts his unwavering stance against desertion to the Chaldeans and the prophetic forecast of Babylonian deliverance. It ties to missionary illustrations and early church growth themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah
Matt
Timt
Thie Josson
B. C
Obr
Insaon
Jerugalan
Nobughadnesgar
Zeler Kian
Jerusalem
Zerekiah
Judah
Ralaning
Nebughadnusxas
Jehoiakim
Ross
Elain
Bia
Tehoiachin
Jehoiachin
Judea
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Jehoiakin
David
Hie
Zedakiah
Jerugalem
Alent
Jeromiah
Benjamin
Anathoth
Conjamin
Benjam
Jeramiah
Zedekiah
Gecratly
Amea
Madagascar
Christiana
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Wry G. Rick
Directorate OF
Union “Pacific
Capitallet
Hin Real
Esire
Beata
Jim.Smith
Globe
Qivan
Washington
Taft
Japan
Togo
White Honse
Great Britain
France
Great World Movement For International Peace
George P. McCabe
Department of Agriculture
House
Doctor Wiley
Secretary of ‘Agriculture
Charles A. White
Lorimer
William M. Rossel
Ilinola
Hol Hull
Springfield
White
United States Senate
Philip Britsil
St. John's
Alfred May
FO Jond
Cecil_R. Garberg
San Diego
Ben
la Jolla
Dorothy McGrew
Maryland
Social Det Party
Boy Scouts
Chumbla
Glasow
Newfoundland
A Ee
Indiana Harbor
Sreman
Wau
de Gratt
City Railway
Veryioe. Ag
Marshall
Hix
Colorado
Princeton University
Inigo Wyman
New Jersey
James Watson
Indianapolis
Ind
Hue
Wer
George Patéra
Fort Totten
N. Y
Department
Senate
West Virginia
Mountain Lake
Chautayque
Methodist Episcopal Ohtrochy
Eve
Hanna Hyland
Star Baking Company
Lakeshore Bank and Trust. Company
Cleveland
Culebra
Panama Canal
Charles Thorp
Fulton
Mo.) State Hospital
Thorp
William Wolff
Cora
Wolff
Olivia
Edward Corey
Coray
Misa Wolf
Jozeph Vacek, Jr
Joseph Vacek
Vacek
Moyer
Haywood
McNamara
Senate Select Committee
Borah
Charles H. Meyer Wes
Western Federation of Mineral
Butte, Mont
Har Neca
Coney Island
Fannie Weaterman
Margaret Hutherford
Ogden Mille
Kermit Roosevelt
W. K. Vanderbilt
Edward H. R. Green
Hetty Green
Texas Midland Railroad
Colomian
Permen
Caqueta
Rmany
Francois
Cambon
Maj, von
Connail
Ora
Meen Bros
Cedar Falla
Vaorlova Porte
Tig Carn
Farmere’ & Merchants’ Co-operative Brick and Tile Company
Marshalltown
Ninh
Finkle Brick Company
Cecil Russ
Izyon
J. F. Rugs
Duffalo Center
Toledo
Indiana
Orville A. Greene
Atc
Echoe
Joan
Sleepy) Dickson
Spahn-Rose
Dubuque
State Board of Education
Hae
P. G. Holden
Amai College
Pext
Vinton
Wabater City
Co-operative Creamery Company
Audubon
Town City
Earl Pierce
Charlie Smith
Washington County
Ja l Fook
Exoapad
Stephen Courtney
Fort Madison
Wapello
Younty Woon
Anna Favenberg
Central Park
Davenport
Charles H. Moyer
American Federation of Miners
Butte
Montana
Gaswaa
Newton
Jones County
Bayard
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