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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1909

Page

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HAPPENINGS OF A WEEK PERSONAL CHAMPION CROWNED

Calvin Demarest defeats George Sutton in New York to claim the billiards championship with a 500 to 78 score. News notes cover royalty visiting England, a new American ambassador to Italy arriving in Rome, and shifts in cotton futures criticism by Commissioner Knox Smith. Cyclone damages Terre Haute, a Cherry mine disaster probe, and various professional society meetings are reported. Also listed are a Monaca steel plant strike, a rail wreck near Lewisville injuring messengers, naval budget cautions, Nicaragua's exiled president, Morgan's Equitable stake, Lord's power struggle, and railroad mergers unraveling.

Calvin Demarest George Sutton New York Wilhelmina of Holland Prince Henry England Joto G. A Leishman Italy Roma Herbert Knox Smith Secretary of Commerce and Labor Cherry Mine St. Paul Coal Company Frank Buck Tred H. Buck Alexander Rosenjack Cherry Wince Mat Trancisco American Society of Mechanical Engineers Taft American Red Cross Washington Key West Elsewbers Lake Michigan Crowley Lewisville Ind Meyer Navy Yards Pacific Zelaya Nicaragua United States State Department Grove Cannon Tt Ia Inquitable New York City

Prolific list of early 20th century incidents and trials

Reports from Chicago to Milwaukee recount a wide array of events. A University of Chicago historian dies of blood poisoning after an ulcerated tooth. Ohio troops deploy to Bridgeport to quell Aetna-Standard plant strike violence. Williamson county sees race tensions after a miner murder and attacks on American residents. A ship linked to an Arctic expedition is safe in Bonne Bay amid other national headlines.

Joseph Warren University of Chicago Maud Radford Warren Chicago Amrina Belmont County Harmon Seventh Ohio National Guard Bridgeport Aetna-Standard American Sheet & Tin Plats Company John R. Bradley Frederick A. Cook Newfoundland Bonne Bay Stawokia Athol Mass Toledo Ohio Grace Frosch W. S. Evans Orrville (O.) Courier New York City Brooklyn Sleop Hinman Knowlton South Framingham Patrick Cox County Mayo Ireland Edward Murray Teachers’ College of Columbia University Helen Hartley Jenkins Senate Lewis Mericke Joseph Myers Merickel Joan Masterson Burke America Omaha Neb New York J. Pierpont Morgan Equitable Life Assurance Company Thomas ¥. Ryan James H. Hyde Nicaragua Prairie Philadelphia Albany Yorktown Tts Warriven Republic Albert I. Patrick Rice Minnie Sprong Fresno Cal Ruth Frank D. Holland Holland National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education Milwaukee

New Railways in Central Canada

The Portland Oregonian cartoon on immigration to Canada highlights thousands of American farmers leaving the U S for Western Canadian land this fall. About 70 000 farmers may take $70 000 000 in cash and effects, with reasons including cheaper fertile land and perceived safety of law and markets. Railways aiding settlement include Canadian Pacific Canadian Northern and Grand Trunk Pacific. Government agents in the U S offer information to settlers.

Portland Oregonian Portland Oregon U. S Cangola Canadas Middle West Canada United States Canadian Parifte Canadian Northern Grand Trunk Pacific

Congress opens Sixty-First with brief social sessions

Washington reports the Upper and Lower Houses meeting for the first regular session of the Sixty First Congress. The day was largely social with limited business. The Senate spoke for 13 minutes debating noon sessions while the House swore in W W McCr(id)e and conducted a standard opening roll call. The president will deliver the annual message tomorrow.

Washington Congress Senate Bailey House W. W. McCredie Francis W. Cushman Flsor Garner Customs Service Hitchcock Neb General Land Office Mann Hamilton Mich New Mexico Arizona Johnson N. D DeArmond Lassiter Greg

Backache to Kidney Pain Prompts Special Remedy

Thompson Watkins, a professional nurse from Parsons Kansas, cites relief from back twinges and irregular kidney secretions after using Deans Kidney Pills. The ad urges readers to remember the Dean's brand and notes price at 30 cents per box, with distribution through Faster Bilburn Company of Buffalo New York.

Thompson Watkins Dean's

Taft Talks On Interstate Commerce Act Amendments

President Taft held a lengthy conference with Attorney General Wickersham and Secretary Nagel on a special message to Congress. The document outlines changes believed necessary to make the interstate commerce act more effective and will be sent within ten days.

Washington Taft Wickersham Nagel Department of Commerce and Labor Congress

Taft Open to European Postal Clearing Plan

President Taft showed interest in a European backed scheme for international postal savings bank clearances with foreign banks. Louis Schwarz of Finanz Sind Handelsrevue urged the idea, and Taft asked for details on the system as currently tried.

Taft Europe Wshington Louis Schwarz Finanz-Sind-Handelsrevue Vienna Berlin

A Hint Astonished the Company at Dinner

A dining scene recounts how a topic of professional mortality among lawyers arose and a dean, deaf and amused, offered grace. A guest notes “we have lost six eminent barristers in as many months” as the cloth is removed. The dean’s brief prayer thanks the mercy.

Archery Gains Popularity Among London Women

At a London archery tournament 300 women participated as the sport grows in appeal. It is praised by London physicians as beneficial for nerves. American women have not embraced the sport, but renewed interest abroad may influence the United States.

Lurton Cincinnati, D Bornce H. Luston United States Circuit Court of Appeals Nashville Tenn Taft United States Supreme Court London

Calamh Cure Reward Notice and Patent Remedy Snippet

An OCR fragment shows a dubious reward offer and health product claims. Mentions F J Cheney Co Toledo selling cures, warnings from Winslow and Maryin wholesalers, and various patent remedy lines. The text mixes quack claims with unrelated ad phrases and quotes.

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