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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1910
Page
2
Beery and Aomer are referenced in a cryptic note about a forthcoming news epitome. The fragment hints at a summary that can soon be composed, mentioning Pepe and a sequence labeled with the number 3.
W S Kenyon assistant to the attorney general departs Washington for Chicago to resume charge of the trust case. Madriz faction envoys Barrios and Salinas visit the state department with credentials and three Spanish letters to Secretary Knox are given to translators.
The Austrian and German health administrations pursue common measures against Russian cholera invasion. Medical agents in Russia report physician scarcity. A London wrestling match for 1000 a side saw American Dr Rol ler lose to Gama of India with falls in 1 40 and 9 09. A New York conference proposed US Canada treaty and a joint tribunal to regulate cross border railroad traffic.
The article notes a shockingly weak corn crop versus the ten year average and predicts a wave of 1910 models released as 1911 at half price. Car makers cut jobs, many dealers exit, and several factories have closed as the boom collapses. Policemen in Columbus strike in sympathy with streetcar workers.
The report highlights strong Nebraska presence at a Chicago Knight Templar conclave. It also mentions Cleveland police linking lawyer Rice to a theft murder and notes the death of vaudeville comedian John D. Griffin in Providence. Jacob Hannon accuses Congressman Creager of soliciting a bribe from Syer TM McMurray.
New York Aug 17 The republican state committee rejected Theodore Roosevelt for temporary chairman of the upcoming state convention. Griscom, New York County Chairman who presented Roosevelt’s name, says the fight will extend to the primaries and the convention. Beverly Mass Aug 17 Vice President Sherman arrived for talks with Secretary Norton before Burgess Point visit. Sherman avoided comment on New York matters and hinted discussions with Taft may follow.
President Pedro Montt of Chile died suddenly in Bremen while staying with his wife after arrival on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from New York. A physician arrived too late. his embalmed body rests pending final arrangements. Chilean officials consider sending a warship to convey the remains home.
La blanc wins the 485 mile cross country race in a Bleriot monoplane. Auburn places second, twenty minutes behind. Leblanc departs Amiens at 503 and lands at Issy after 11 hours 55 minutes, averaging 40 mph as 200000 spectators watch. Attending VIPs include Prince Roland Bonaparte and General Dalstein.
Washington Aug 17 Saloons and liquor interests faced by a recent Indian affairs order extending prohibition on ceded lands near Leech Lake and White Earth reservations have until Oct 15 to comply, delaying Sept 15 enforcement as protests and revocation requests mount. Acting Secretary Pierce postponed the start following widespread opposition led by Moorhead Minnesota.
Frost swept Medora North Dakota causing heavy damage to late corn and garden truck. Cool weather is forecast for tonight, threatening further harm to crops in the area.
Columbus Ohio August 17 Governor Harmon expressed satisfaction over the good order prevailing during street car strikes. He noted troop callups were managed to maintain calm while detectives from Cleveland were kept on standby as guards patrolled the city. General Manager Stewart of the street railway company said order was upheld and the situation remained under control overnight.
Mrs H W Heagy of Bakersfield California recounts relief after taking Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney illness. She describes severe pain numbness and a felt sense of impending madness before her improvement. The advertisement claims the product was sold nationwide for 60 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A humorous exchange shows Dr Pillem blaming the system for hair loss while Skandox quips there is not enough hair left to dye. The dialogue hints at a comic tone about medical advice and vanity.
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt reportedly acts as a sculptor in a stage creation by modeling a bust in view of the audience. Critics praised the performance though they noted the apparent realism relies on a baked bust with damp clay placed over it, which the actress simply removes to reveal the finished piece.
At the Red Horse Inn in Stratford on Avon two Englishmen find a print showing a house marked The House in Which Shakespeare Was Born. A waiter confirms the inscription while the observers joke that he was born in America, noting the playful error and the magazine's caption.
Judge Nicholas Longworth, formerly on Ohio's supreme bench, is mentioned as grave in a anecdotal tale. A neighbor names a pet owl after him, and the next day an excited maid interrupts his wife’s garden party declaring that Judge Longworth has laid an eye.
A quip on a discreet new maid who checks drawers before opening them. The exchange highlights humor about privacy and decorum from Pele Mele.
An inspirational line from Freston urges rising above stagnation and continuing to strive. It frames progress as a moral and personal imperative, contrasting ascent with decline in the human condition.
In Columbus Ohio on August 16 the 1st regiment Cincinnati national guard arrived to enforce order amid a strike. Martial law not proclaimed though troops maintain control. Thirty three mutinous policemen were discharged and a $100000 expense request was made.
Postmaster General Hitchcock reports committees favor certificates of deposits over passbooks for the postal savings system. Depositors with $1 to $9 receive a duplicate certificate showing the deposit and interest due, with the postmaster keeping one certificate and interest computations engraved on the back.
In Klamath Falls Oregon Secretary of the Interior Ballinger defined conservation as fidelity and economy in business and resource use. He urged using every acre of agricultural land to feed the nation and warned against waste, calling for common sense and frugality in managing the country’s resources.
Roosevelt suffered a sharp defeat in New York as the Republican state committee voted 20 to 15 against naming him temporary chairman of the state convention to be held at Saratoga on Sept. 27. Vice President Sherman was unanimously chosen as temporary presiding officer. The old guard led by State Chairman Woodruff and Wm. Barnes Jr. of Albany drove the defeat of Roosevelt.
Aug 16 report from Crookston Minnesota details the suicide of Arvid Peterson at his home. A shotgun lay beside him after neighbors heard a gunshot near his residence, his ceiling splattered with brain matter and skull fragments. His father and wife stood outside as police found the body.
Nashville Tennessee Aug 16 The Republican state convention will meet to nominate a candidate for governor to oppose Malcolm R Patterson the Democratic nominee and to name a candidate for railroad commissioner for West Tennessee The notable feature is the scarcity of negro delegates at the gathering.
Struck by lightning two miles south of Ardoch North Dakota Clarence Vola a threshing crew worker was knocked unconscious while driving a coal wagon tonight The team he was driving was killed outright near the scene The incident occurred in August near the town of Ardoch
In Kiel Bay on August 17 the German torpedo boats S-76 and S-32 collided and sank. Crews were rescued after the incident at sea.
The Spanish steamer Martos foundered near Tarifa at the straits of Gibraltar after a collision with the German steamer Bisa. Thirty nine aboard are drowned, including thirty two passengers, with survivors landed amid dense fog and a new collision threat.
W. H. White of Philadelphia describes a seven year battle with a leg scale condition that caused intense pain and sleep loss. After using Cuticura Remedies including Resolvent Soap and Ointment, the irritation vanished and did not recur for six months. He thanks the remedies and recommends them to friends.
Senator William Alden Smith cites an Irish justice in Michigan who halts a defense lawyer mid argument. The judge says the court does not want both sides argued as it may confuse the court. Washington law cited.
Opinions aired on the commencement exercises with public men advising on career choices and graduates offering views on governance. The discussion highlighted the joint focus on individual paths and how to run the government.
The quote credits Thomas Fuller for praising strategies that identify the best moment to act. It highlights efficient decision making and optimal timing in choices.
Dr J H Rindlaub, specialist in eye ear nose and throat in Fargo North Dakota, notes statistics are unsatisfactory and that Pleasant Pellets first appeared forty years ago. The ad claims Formate invigorates stomach and liver with strong two coated granules, while warning men that their sins may catch up.
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