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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1910

Page

7

The Chantecler Hat and Other Oddities of 1900s Life

A fragmentary sample from a New Jersey Mount Holly report, with notes on patents for a leather preservative and a joke about a Chantecler umbrella. It also remarks on New England grain mills, early colonial settlements, and a string of humorous items from Newton to Philadelphia, including fashion, science, and census notes.

America New England Kage Manchester Talon Ag New Jersey Mount Lolly Bngland

Funeral Rites Of King Edward VII Impressive London Ceremony

London reports the funeral of King Edward VII as Britain's most imposing ceremony with about 700,000 viewing the coffin at Westminster Hall. Soldiers bivouacked in parks, barriers ferried crowds at high speed, and dignitaries including Roosevelt attended. The event featured royal processions, no ticket privileges, and a Windsor memorial service for MPs.

London Eng Edward Ls Great Britain Alde Westminster Hall Uuea Inta Wihidsor Scotland Yard Dgneland Europe Kling George St. George's Chapel Windsor Westminster Abbbey Royal Mineral M. Loubet M. Delcasse M. Clemenceau Feench Edward Briand William M. Fichon Dalstein Paris Marquis Fallieres Roosevelt Amang Roosevelt United States King George

Royal funeral rites and burial at Windsor questioned

Navy units and royal guards featured in the era’s ceremonies as the body of King Edward lay in state. Details recount the transport of Edward and Victoria, the mausoleum at Frogmore, and Queen Alexandra’s grief and vigilance during the final days before his death.

Waiwrwood Navy Windsor Victoria King's Company Frenadier Guards Buckingham Palace Edward Frogmore Windsor Castle Queen Victoria Prince Albert Edward Duchess of Kent Queen Mother King Edward Queen Alexandra Russia Pats Uist Sandringham Tower Court Ufe Alexandra London Times England ST. George's Chapel Whence

Many Ways of Baking Bread Across the World

A Bakers Weekly correspondent surveys primitive bread ovens from Greece to Cornwall and Australia. He notes clay beehive ovens, earth pits, earthen jars, girdle baking, Scandinavian plad bread, and Cornish kettle ovens. Regular bakehouses persist, illustrating bread’s universal importance. Paper’s absorbing power is discussed, including waterproofing with oil or resin and applications in protection and insulation.

Greece Scandinavia Cornwall

Reading to. Avoid Thinking The Danger of Thinking

Fragmentary text discusses thinking avoidance and mind states, mentioning Miia, aging, and a confrontation with thoughts during a ouvalescence. It hints at varied approaches to avoid thinking and references truth in aging and mental processes. The passage ends abruptly with the word Flat.

Explosion at Canton plant tears through workers

At the American Tin Plate plant in Canton Ohio a massive blast killed at least seventeen workers and injured many more as seven boilers exploded in an L shaped addition. Debris covered streets and homes within a quarter mile. Rescue workers counted bodies, with officials unsure of the blast’s cause. In a separate report from Havana, two dynamite blasts leveled rural guards barracks killing hundreds and injuring many, with uncertainty whether accident or conspiracy caused the explosions.

Canton American Sheet & Tin Plate Company Houston George Bream Mit P. ¥. McLean Canton Sheet Steel Company Mc Leap Havana Pinar de Rio Guard Public Works Department

Life Sentence For Hyde In Poisoning Case

Dr B Clark Hyde found guilty of murder in the first degree for poisoning Col Thomas H Swope and sentenced to life in prison. Judge Latshaw ordered minimal privileges with open court sentencing to occur within four days for motions. Chief counsel Reed insists on appeal after a surprising verdict amid a crowded courtroom. Peru Accepts Mediation In Boundary Dispute With Ecuador. Bethlehem Steel Strike Ends After Bethlehem Steel's executives accept terms offered by company president Schwab ending the wage dispute.

Kansas City B. Clark Hyde Thomas H. Swope Latshaw Joe B. Mayes Doctor Hyde Frank P. Watah

One Hundred Flea Beds in Flames in Oakland Fire

A Cal Fire blaze in Oakland destroyed an apartment house Monday morning forcing 160 lodgers from their units. Four women were burned or bruised escaping, and a fireman suffered a bad cut from falling flakes.

Oakland Cal

Ballinger Discharges Kerby Over Interlce Letter Exoneration

Frederick M. Kerby, secretary of the interior stenographer, was discharged from government service by Secretary Ballinger after testifying on the Gilviss charges and Lawler draft. President Taft accepted responsibility for Ballinger's exoneration, while Wickersham and the White House noted the Lawler draft differed from the president’s letter. Kerby testified he spoke with Garfield and Pinchot about the Lawler memorandum at Pinchot’s home in February and that Bran-dels was present.

Washington Frederick M. Kerby Secretary of the Interior Skwiler Gilvss Ballinger Bia Kerby Coursy Nelson Garfield Gifford Pinchot

Ten Pittsburg leaders jailed in bribery case

Ten prominent Pittsburg men of finance and politics faced Judge Frazer for bribery and conspiracy sentences in a camouflaged corruption probe. A A VilENck, former cashier German National Bank, eight months and $5,000. Charles Stewart eight months and $500 fine. Hugh Ferguson eight months and $500. Dr W H Weber six months and $500. P G B Kearns four months and $250. Morris Einstein six months and $2,500.

Pittsburg Robert B. Frazer A.A. Vilenck German National Bank Charles Stewart Hugh Ferguson Dr. W. H. Weber Select P. GB. Kearns Morris Einstein Sctect

Narrow Escape Aboard Uncle Sem After River Collision

Kansas City witnesses a dramatic river accident as the excursion steamer Uncle Sem collided with a sand barge on the Missouri river near Grand avenue. One hundred fifty passengers, including 25 women, escaped death thanks to engineer Roy Taylor and pilot W. L. Thompson. The vessel sank near shore after a 45 degree tilt, passengers formed a ten foot bridge of planks to reach safety. A separate report from Syracuse, Emma Chapman, insane, killed her daughter then herself. In Kentucky, rats face a nationwide war on pests in Nicholas county rat day. A Santa Rosa collision left two Northwestern Pacific trains derailed but with no serious injuries.

Kansas City Missouri River Grand Avenue Sane Parrow Roy Taylor W. L. Thompson Santa Rosa Cal Northwestern Pacific Railroad Ely

Disabled Steamer Arrives for repairs in port

The Red Star line steamer Kroonland arrived in port Monday and will be tied for several days for repairs after an easel broke a shaft at sea. A fragment mentions Kilts Husband and a quarrel in Delarber. a Cleave family name appears with death in New York.

Kroonland Red Star Tine Geveral

Yale seniors sign petition for Morse pardon

New Haven Conn every member of Yale's senior class signed a petition seeking pardon for banker Charles W Morse. Notable signatories include Robert Alphonse Taft son of President Taft and Erwin Morse son of the banker who is also in the class.

C. W. Morse New Haven Conn Yale Charles W. Morse Robert Alphonse Taft Taft Erwin Morse

Pie and breakfast debate and a busy town tale

A jumble of conversations and columns captures domestic squabbles over breakfast pie versus dinner, a boastful home text man in Crayonville, a Loomis feature on religion, and musings on wealth rushes. The piece mixes dialogue snippets and magazine excerpts to sketch quirky town life with named figures and local manners.

Loomis Hank Johnson Lim Breye Ivb Steve Chinke Hoeklank Huecena Magazine

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