Epitome of News Recaps Banking Heist and Obits
Scattered items include the capture of Frank C. McNeely in Halifax for stealing 185000 dollars in bonds and 35000 dollars in cash from Saco & Biddeford Savings. Obituaries note Mrs. George M. Chilcott and A Edson of Fort Collins, John M. Barclay, and Eva Courtwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Chilcott
Chilcott
Pueblo
Frank C. McNeely
Saco & Biddford Savings Institution
Halifax
Nova Scotia
New York Knights of Labor
Congress
A. Edson
Fort Collins
Edson
Averys
John M. Barclay
House of Representatives
Lincoln
Denver
Nicaaragua
Greytown
United States
Enterprise
Miranda
Nantucket Shoals
Cunard
Aurania
Queenstown
Yuma
Akron
Robinson
Washington County
Eva Courtwright
Detroit
Coffee
Hudson River
Rhinebeck
Folders of Fisheries Rights Amid Anglo American Disputes
The article traces long running conflicts over fishing rights between the United States and Great Britain from the 1783 treaty through 1818 and 1872 arbitration. It covers the three mile limit, unsettled waters, Canadian tariffs, and the Halifax award, ending with a note on Sen. Joseph Hawley’s marriage to Edith Horner and her nursing career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
America
Nova Scotia
Magdalen Islands
Labrador
Monroe
Albert Gallatin
Mr. Rush
Three Mile
Congress
Amer
Senate
London
England
Halifax
Delfosse
Joseph Chamberlain
Messrs
Angell
Putnam
Bayard
Charles Tupper
Canada
Lionel Sackville West
Mr. Chamberlain
Joseph Roswell Hawley
United States Senate
Edith A. Horner
North Carolina
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Wolseley
Victoria Order of the Red Cross
Miss Fisher
Philadelphia Hospital
Horner
Gen. Hawley
Stewartsville
N. C
Harriet Foote
Guilford
Conn
Care of the Teeth and Salt as Tooth Powder
The piece argues millions are spent on dentifrices and dentists, much avoidable. It claims common table salt suffices to slow decay after enamel wear, using a quill or thread instead of a toothpick as a simple, harmless alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Russian explainer Smollianinoff claims nitroglycerin shell method
Serge D. Smollianinoff, described as a Russian experimenter, says he has devised a way to fire nitroglycerin loaded shells from ordinary cannons with an igniter controlling explosion. Tests at Newport and Governor's Island reportedly showed 500 shells fired without detonation until ignited, with explosive shots reaching a mile and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serge D. Smollianinoff
Smollianinoff
Earth
D. Smollianinoff
Hell
Mr. Smollianinoff
Newport
R. L
Governor’s Island
New York Harbor
Europe
Breckinridge Statue Unveiled in Lexington Historic Ceremony
The Breckinridge statue unveiling in Lexington, Kentucky drew a large crowd including the governor and veterans from civil and Mexican wars. Senator Blackburn delivered the principal address as the eight foot heroic statue by Valentine portrays Breckinridge as an orator. The event honored a complex life from congressman to vice president and Confederate supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckinridge
Kentucky
J.C. 8. Blackburn
Valentine
Virginia
John Cabell Breckinridge
Lexington
Center College
Danville
Mexico
Congress
James Buchanan
Democrats
United States Senate
National Senate
Cuba
Canada
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Harper's Magazine
Adoration of the Magi
Chamber of Deputies
Savannah
Westminster Abbey
Henry Watterson
Harper’s Bazar
Queen Victoria
Florence Nightingale
Adelina Patti
Ellen Terry
Lady Burdette-Coutts
Gladstone
Salisbury
Bright
Dr. Parker
Archbishop of Canterbury
H. M. Stanley
Lord Tennyson
British Weather
Adelaide
Winnipeg
Colombo
Ceydon
Bombay
Ioans
Hawley and
Sride
John C. Breckinridge
National Congress
Paris
Pere la Chaise
M. Chassaing
Cart Emporium
J. Max. Clark
Rochester Lamp
A.ico
Greeley, Colo
A. J. Eaton
Ealer
Eaton, Colorado
Greeley
Walnut Street
Madison Avenue
H. A. French
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