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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
3
In Faubourg St. Antoine a shopkeeper widow was attacked by three men seeking watches. Her dog Caesar, summoned by her cries, lifted the shop latch and, with bold barks, drove off the assailants, leaving the door ajar and alerting bystanders.
American ingenuity has popularized metal furnishings to meet fireproof construction needs in homes hospitals clubs offices and libraries. Brass beds metal cradles hospital cots metal closets shelves and lockers are now common with growing use in schools factories and public spaces. The piece notes artful metal cabinet work imitates wood and cites metallic library fittings used worldwide.
The piece notes London medical colleges resist admitting women while Oxford and Cambridge hold firm on tradition. Women students at the London School of Medicine for Women must seek diplomas in Dublin or Edinburgh. The British Medical Journal supports London colleges granting women diplomas, calling the current outside-the-capital requirement a real grievance.
Dialogue captures a family moment about table manners with humor. A mother questions Tommie’s understanding, and he retorts that good manners mean leaving the table still hungry, reflecting a lighthearted domestic scene.
Crowds in Willemstad attack a Venezuelan resident linked to critical papers and force him to issue a public apology. A Dutch cruiser was ordered to reach Venezuela to protect Dutch interests as tensions with Castro impact Curacao.
Chicago July 27 Frank H Hitchcock announced the Republican national committee will form an executive committee with members Charles F Brooker Connecticut T Coleman Du Pont Delaware William E Borah Idaho Frank O Lowden Illinois Charles Nagel Missouri Victor Rosewater Nebraska William L Ward New York Edward C Duncan North Carolina Boies Penrose Pennsylvania.
George I Whitney once a wealthy broker tied to Whitney and Stephenson was arrested in Pittsburg by Deputy Sheriff Gumbert after John D. Culbertson sued claiming misuse of 4000 mining shares. The case highlights alleged fraudulent handling of stock as of July 29.
Stockholders for all Arkansas railroads applied to Judge Willis Vandeventer in St Paul for an injunction restraining the Arkansas railroad commissioners from enforcing the state rate laws.
Eugene W. Shafin of Chicago, the Prohibition party's presidential nominee, launched his Iowa campaign with an afternoon address in Waterloo and a night talk. He planned further speeches Wednesday in Ames and Marshalltown.
A roundup of dramatic incidents includes Peter Sendak of Cleveland killing his wife before killing himself, a mob burning Tad Smith in Greenville Texas, Andrew Haag shot by his son after a quarrel, and a band looting $40 000 from a Tiraspol railroad cashier. Also noted are royal meetings in Reval and London, a deadly steamer fire at Buffalo West Virginia, indictments of New York bookmakers, and the intergovernmental shifts around peace efforts and trade.
Dr. Andrew Bergen Cropsey the Bath Beach veterinary surgeon who shot his wife last week died in Raymond Street jail Brooklyn from heart disease. The 40 year old, from a leading Kings County family, had become a physical wreck after the crime and expressed sorrow immediately after.
In Averill Park during an inquest into Hazel Drew's death the testimony practically established that she was murdered and her body placed in Teal pond to feign a suicide. The Troy hearing notes the theory of a staged suicide and the investigation continues.
John H Stephens, a pioneer cattleman known across Texas cow camps, died at his Kansas City home of pneumonia on Monday at age 79. He spent most of his life in Texas.
Peter B. Haight a well known wholesale grocer active in Omaha and Kansas City died Tuesday at his home in Kansas City aged 48. Haight had operated in the grocery business across two major midwest cities. He is remembered for his community involvement and successful trades in the wholesale sector.
The article extols Java's diverse attractions for visitors including Preanger big game hunting and Prambanan and Borobudur temples. It highlights Kampong life, colonial governance, volcanoes, and Buitenzorg's vast botanical garden. It notes climate variety, Batavia access via Tanjong Priok, and Weltevreden's orderly European quarters.
Annual shipments of Bermuda deep sea life arrive for the New York Aquarium, with seawater pumped from Bermuda to the tanks. Fishermen use cedar traps and seawater irrigation to keep delicate specimens alive, as thousands visit the aquarium seeking tropical beauties and vivid colors.
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