Sleeper Honeymoon Tales End In Quiet Anger On Train
A newly married couple on a honeymoon journey endured a prank filled night in a sleeper car as two friends joined them uninvited. The groom faced nonstop visits and boisterous noises until the train reached Detroit at breakfast, leaving the couple with mounting anger and a cold reception on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
William
Helena
Montana
Jim
Detroit
Bride
Navy to send officers wives to Manila and Guam
The Navy Department plans to allow wives and children of officers and marine officers to accompany their spouses on foreign stations. The auxiliary cruiser Buffalo will be refitted at Mare Island to carry women passengers to Manila and Guam. General Otis had opposed such moves, citing safety and congestion in Manila, and urged families to wait for calmer conditions.
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Washington
Philippines
Navy Department
Department
Manila
Guam
Philip Hichborn
Navy
Buffalo
Mare Island Navy Yard
United States
Chandler
Nagasaki
Japan
Gen. Otis
War Department
Bose
Lipton Suggested It After Shamrock Mishap
The agreement, drafted with Sir Thomas Lipton's suggestion, settles that in the America's Cup races between Shamrock and Columbia each yacht may sail on despite an accident to the other. The uninjured vessel will proceed, avoiding embarrassment and withdrawal.
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New York
Columbia
Shamrock
Sir Thomas Lipton
Casualties Reported by General Otis Amid Philippine Fighting
General Otis via cable reports casualties from ongoing hostilities. Killed: Thirty-seventh and Fourth infantry units with named soldiers near Multuilupa and Imus on October 6 to 12. Wounded: multiple infantry companies including H, C, A and F with various injuries to feet legs hands chests and arms. notes several names and dates across divisions. Hospital corps and others listed among wounded with moderate to severe injuries.
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Washington
Otis
Thirty
Multuilupa
Leslie Berry
Joseph T. Merisette
Jos. Mather
Imus
Frank C. Stevens
Foot
Ralph C
Haxter
Henry Faulkner
Frank B. Conklin
Ninth Infantry
Angeles
Ont
John W. Latcimer
Chriser E White
Axtel
Skegsberg
Imoderate
John F. Slight
Leslie Chearm
Gevére
Slight
Andrew
Negros
Elmer
United States publishers building at Paris exposition
The United States publishers building at the Paris exposition will be an annex to the Liberal Arts and Chemical Industries section. Charles H. Simms will head both the headquarters and the building, which will display American printing house machinery and allied interests. The interior resembles a domed gallery with decorative columns and will showcase advances in type handling, electro-deposition, binding, embossing, color work, and a large capacity newspaper press system.
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Paris
United States
United States Publishers
Department of Liberal Arts and Chemical Industries
Charles H. Simms
Esplanade Des Invalides
Publishers
Second-hand Shoes Sell Cheaply in New York Markets
The Gerald notes the brisk trade in second-hand shoes on the East Side where repairs with new uppers make them look new yet retain old components. Repaired shoes keep the counter and shank, with new vamp front, heels, and soles, sold for 75 cents to $1.
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New York
Gerald
Gale
Robbed Husband and Eloped to England with George Stevens
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on October 18, Mrs. Alice Jones and George Stevens mortgaged her husband’s property for 400 dollars, Stevens impersonated the husband and forged his signature, then fled to England. A cable to Liverpool led to their arrest and return. they sit in jail. Mrs Jones, 45, and Stevens, 32, face the case as the husband refuses forgiveness.
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George Stevens
England
Wilekesbarre
Alice Jones
Stevens
State Department
Liverpool
Tragic double shooting ends in death in New Orleans
Oscar Everhart a local musician shot his wife as she slept in New Orleans on Tuesday, then killed himself with a final gunshot. His wife was injured but alive hours after the incident. Everhart had served with Hood's immunes in Cuba.
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New Orleans
Oscar Everhart
Cuba
Hood
Everhart
Forts in Good Condition Across Midwest Posts
Gen. Thomas M. Anderson reports to the War Department that Columbus barracks in Ohio is suitable for a recruiting depot but not for a large permanent garrison. He notes Fort Sheridan remains in good condition and Fort Thomas in Kentucky is satisfactory, with potential improvements at reasonable expenditure to make the post healthy and agreeable.
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Washington
Thos. M. Anderson
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
War Department
Columbus
Fort Sheridan
Fort Thomas
Industrial figures confirm price fixing combine in tin plate era
D. G. Reid of Chicago, head of the American Tin Plate Co, told the industrial commission of a large combine in his industry. He cited a $59 million capital and said consolidations boosted profits and stabilized prices, while noting higher consumer prices due to labor and material costs. Also testifying, William F. E. Reis, C. S. Guthrie, and J. H. Moore acknowledged practical coordination among their boards to protect profits.
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Washington
D. G. Reid
Chicago
American Tinplate Company
Industrial Commission
Reid
Mr. Reid
William FE. Reis
National Steel Company
C. S. Guthrie
Pittsburg
National Steel Hoop Company
J. H. Moore
American Tin-Plate Company
Favorite Prescription touted as ideal tonic for motherhood
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the best preparation for childbirth and nursing. It claims the remedy strengthens birth vigor, reduces nervousness and morning sickness, and provides nourishing support for the baby. A testimonial from Mrs. Katie Auliker of Alliance Ohio praises its effects and invites letters to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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Doctor Pierce
Katie Auliker
Pat Street
Alliance
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo,n. Y
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Lipton
Publishers’ Building
Equitable
America
Fournishers
W. Washington St
Kentucky Ave
E. C. DeWitt &Co
Atlas
Johnson & Waltz
New Jersey
J. C. Sipe
Waltham
SUN
SUN Office
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