Telegraphone Endorsed for Navy and Commerce
United States officer and naval experts back the telegraphone as essential for the navy and commercial progress. Rear Admiral Manney and Bell Telephone engineers voice strong support, claiming global adoption would follow US leadership and that the patent protection underpins Sterling Debenture Corp. plans.
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United States
America
Admiral Manney
United States Commissioner of Patents
Sterling Debenture Corporation
Wallate
New York
Telegraphone promises vast protection for inventors
The article extols the telegraphone as a groundbreaking invention with strong patent protection and wide potential use. It notes its magnetically stored sound on steel wire, its role alongside telegraph and telephone systems, and its value for securing records in business, while highlighting manufacturing’s leading role in wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Commercce
Booth Not Afraid Of Tainted Money Arrives In New York
Gen William Booth head of the Salvation Army arrived in New York aboard the Minneapolis. He said he would accept tainted money for charitable use and joked about washing it in tears of widows and orphans. He outlined plans to finance a large scheme and to visit Canada Japan on a closing world tour.
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Scripps-McHae Presse Association
New York
William Booth
Salvation Army
Minneapolis
London
Gen. Booth
Carnegie
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr. Booth
Canada
Earl Grey
Westeward
Vancouver
Japan
Mikado
England
Shea Asked to Resign as Teamsters President
The executive committee of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters has urged Cornelius P. Shea to resign from the presidency. The move aims to put a leader free from prosecutorial stains in charge, amid Shea's notoriety from Cook County court trials.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Cornelius P. Shea
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Brotherhood
Shea
Cook County
Horse meat for Parisians in 1906 markets
About 45,000 horses were eaten in Paris during 1906 with 29,937 sold on public markets. This would raise total equine flesh consumption to 22,000,000 pounds, or eight pounds per Parisian.
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Paris
Borah Named People's Senator From Idaho
Washington report profiles W E Borah 42 a self made man chosen by Idaho voters to succeed Dubois Borah vows to serve the people not special interests and to put Idaho first in broad policy He rose from farmer boy and stock raiser to law and politics gaining notice as a prosecutor of dynamiters and silver Republican stump speaker Borah's election is ratified by Idaho legislature though the people choose the candidate sheathed in the direct order of votes and legislative ratification.
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Ber
United States Senate
W. E. Borah
Idaho
Dubois
Washington
Borah
Senate
Mr. Borah
Tauho
Illinois
Kansas
Boise
Thaho
Union Pacific
Tom Platt
Bunker Hill
Sullivan
Coeur de A‘lene
West
Texas missions will be saved movement on foot to store buildings
Special to The Sum Austin March 6 Texas legislators are urged to restore and preserve the ancient San Antonio river missions. The Alamo is owned by the state with Daughters of the Texan Republic managing it, while other missions lie in varying states of ruin. Proponents seek state purchase and funds to restore Concepcion San Jose San Juan Espada and more, noting some sites are already deteriorating and worth saving.
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Austin
Tex
Ehurches
San Antonio River
San An
San Antonio
Daughters of the
Texan Republic
Texas
United States
California
The
Rio Grande
del Rio
Mission of
Conception Mission
Concepcion
Alamo Mission
San Antonio de Valero Mission
Alamo
Alamo of Parris Company
San Jose Mission
Father Margil
Mexico
Huicar
Sprein
Secore
San Juan Mission
San Juan de Capistrano
San Francisco de la Espada
la Bahia
Fort St. Louis
Goliad
San Saba
Not Crazy Ohio Man Wrote to Friends After Leaving Home
An Ohio man left his home and, shortly after, wrote to friends claiming he is half crazy. The incident notes his departure from Ohio but provides no direct reason or action beyond the self description.
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Ohio
Going the Pace
A wise older man warns that smoking shortens life while the younger lad dismisses the danger, insisting he has lived long enough to see all worth seeing. The exchange captures a clash between caution and bravado reflecting period attitudes.
Applications for Liquor License in Fourth Ward Indianapolis
NOTICE The subscriber will apply to the Marion county Board of Commissioners at their April term 19 for a license to sell intoxicating malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privileges. The business is a room 17 by 24 percent feet, fronting south on Crawfordsville road, on the first floor of a two story building in Wayne township Marion county Indiana. DANIEL
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Indiaspolia
Wayne Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
State of Indiana
Crawfordsville Road
City of
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bismarck Avenue
Daniel
Center Township
Russell Avenue
Russells
J. Duffey
Cenner Township
Board of County Commissioners
English Avenue
Spann & Co
Woodlawn
Indianaypolis
Fred Kleine
Maryland Street
Heard
George Kress
Nereby
Vandes Street
AL Fletcher
Yandes
Twentieth Streets
Charles Schier
Louisiana Street
State of
West Street
Eskert
South West Street
Michael Finn
Howard Street
Howard and
T.ca
James F. Coburn
Belmont
West Indianapolis
Marion Couny
Howerd
John Ferneas
Fifth
Tony
Indiana Avenue
Lock Street
McWaldo
Outint Lis
Ettr
Indianapolis Center Township
Marton Courts
Lockestreet Andnnown
Gus Stetmtlin
Herany
Indianiaols
Board of Commissioners of
Mario
Delaware Street
Duncan
Anest
Carter Township
Marian County
Todiani
Board For Pool and Restaurenat Prive Sleges
Edmund Spinner
Kentucky Avenue
McCarty
Herman Ackelow
Washington Street
East
Washington Streets
Little’s
Frank O'Brien
Said
O County
Pearl Street
Philip M. Kivey
Bnarratt County Commissioners
North Alabama Street
Lananapolis
Inara
North Alabama
Benjamin F. Teal
Bismarck Avenues
Haughville
Holme
Westend Addition
Widianapolis
Bismarc’s Avenue
Herman G. Lentz
Capital House
West
Patrick B. Gallagher
Skin Healing With Cuticura Remedies Revealed
A Burlington North Carolina woman recounts her cousin’s skin disease from birth to age six and how Cuticura Remedies cured her. She describes the rapid improvement from severe scaling to flawless skin and notes ongoing well being seventeen years later. The testimony dates to June 16, 1905.
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Rockingham Co
Cutieura
W. P. Ingle
Burlington, N. C
Cuticura Ointment and Soap Ad Extolled for Skin Care
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as the complete external and internal skin treatment for infants, children, and adults. It promises relief from rashes, eczema, itchiness, and chafing, and notes a blood-purifying resolvent pill with chocolate coating offered by a Boston company.
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Pou Terug & Chem. Corp
Boston
M. G
Indianapolis license notices for alcohol in multiple wards
A sequence of public notices from Indianapolis residents applying to the Marion County Board of Commissioners and Board of County Commissioners for 1907 licenses to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in less quantities than five gallons, with on premises consumption. Each entry lists applicant names, wards, addresses in Indianapolis, property descriptions, and requests for pool table or restaurant privileges in the same rooms.
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Rear Admiral
Manney
Ers
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Press
Roosevelt
John D. Rockefeller
Patent Office
Fress
Bell Telephone
Credit Department
Mrs. Jones
Sayan
F-R-Leey
COREE
Joan
TOR
Booth
the Millionaires
Schemes For Humanity
Gilson Gardner
State
Tonio
Scene of Sports
Gus Sims
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