Former Cornell instructor targets J P Morgan in Glen Cove
Frank Holt, a former Cornell instructor and educator in Texas and Oklahoma, confessed to attempting to shoot J P Morgan at the financier's East Isle summer home. He described a Washington Capitol bomb plot tied to disrupting munitions shipments abroad. Holt, 35, appeared educated and connected, with ties claimed to Dallas Methodists.
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Glen Cove
N. Y
Frank Holt
Cornell University
Texas
Oklahoma
J. P. Morgan
East Isle
Morgan
Here
United States
Washyton
Mr. Morgan
Holt
Junius Spencer Morgan
Capitol
Washington
Secret Service
New York City
Bertillon
Thomas Tunney
New York
William E. Iuyster
Justice of the Peace
Senate
Union Station
Morgan Home
Mexican unrest and US stance cited by Schodt after trip
Schodt describes conditions in Mexico with starving natives and looser control as he advocates US intervention for peace. He criticizes Carranza and Villa battles while recounting a train wreck claim and his own robbery of 3000 pesos.
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Schodt
Mexico
Giles County
Tennessee
United States
Panuneo
Carrancistas
Huerta
Villa
Carranza
Bing
Odor Prevention Tips for the Kitchen From Historic Text
A 19th century kitchen guide offers methods to curb strong smells. It suggests placing bread or charcoal on the stove to dull cabbage odors and using cedar to counter onions, with water rinses to block tears. Salt barriers and dry mustard treat fish odors, while not overfilling pots prevents boil-overs.
Starvation in Mexico Outlined by Traveler Schodt
Joe B. Schodt, arriving at the Metropolitan Hotel, described harrowing food shortages on a Tampico to Monterey journey. He and a Los Angeles woman faced scarce meals as trains crowded with locals traded food for pesos, with change a major hurdle and hunger growing among passengers.
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Mexico
Joe B. Schodt
Metropolitan
Schodt
Tampico
Monterey
Los Angeles
Carranza
Billy Blue
To Serve Tea and Sandwiches
Article explains efficient tea service using a matching plate a folded napkin spoon and fork. It argues a saucer alone can hold small items but is inadequate for larger cakes or sandwiches and recommends passing items on the plate with the cup.
Briar Branch Revival Meeting Promises Gracious Spirit
The Briar Branch gathering starts Sunday at 3 p.m. with Rev. Gaines B. Hall of Graham preaching and Rev. T. M. Cunningham aiding the singing. Organizers urge daily prayers and attendance from the first night and ask help fixing the arbor for the events. Gaines B. Hall.
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Gaines B. Hall
Graham
T. M. Cunningham
Plants That Make a Good Hedge
The article discusses popular hedge shrubs including Japanese barberry California privet and arborvitae as evergreen options. Barberry offers year round color low maintenance and security due to its spines while privet suits tall hedges with summer trimming. Hemlock spruce best fits partial shade screens and barriers.
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Zen
Cornell
Dist University
Dallas
C. F. Sensabaugh
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Telephone No
Olney
Olney-Graham Auto Line
Watson & Lunsford, Proprietors
Olney, Texas
Yates Hotel
Dolman House
Orth
Newcastle
Graham Electric CO
W. F. Babb
Houston
Linares
Monte Morelos
Star-Telegram
State of
Young
District Court of
Young County
State of Texas
Willie Riggs
Young Coun
A. D
Sehodt
Briar
Cood Dodds Dob
W. L. McNeil, M. D
Graham National Bank
Grham
Texa
C. W. Johnson
West Side of Square
Graham, Texas
Arnold & Arnold
Boone Taliaferro
John £. Morrison
S. W
Ind
Henderson’s Wagon Ward
Ind. Graham, Texas
W. A. Morris
M. H. Chism
Pythian Hall
Win. Johnson & CO
M. D. Brown
A. L. Brantley
Stamford Marble Works
W. E. Baker
Leader Office
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