United States Armored Cruisers Sail for Pacific Peace Mission
A squadron of eight 22 knot armored cruisers sails from Tennessee to Pacific waters for a goodwill mission to Japan and China. The fleet, led by Rear Admiral Uriel Sebree, covers about 28000 miles with stops at Honolulu, Nares Harbor, Manila, Yokohama, Hawaii again, and San Francisco.
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Riieiaco
Uncle Sam
Pacific
Oriental
Japan
China
Thi
Tennessee
California
South Dakota
Washington
West Virginia
Colorado
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Honolulu
Hawaii
Nares Harbor
Admiralty Inlands
New Guinea
Manila
Uriel Sebree
Missouri
Naval Academy
Arctic
Greeley
Bchloy
New Strength for Women's Backs in Mt Sterling
Mrs. Mary Hinson of 21 Strother St Mt Sterling Ky credits Doan's Kidney Pills with easing severe backache headaches and dizziness. She notes improved vision and energy after using the remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, and urges others to rely on Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hinson
Strother St
Mt Sterling
Dean
Mrs. Hinson
Doan
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Julius Kruttschnitt One of Harriman's Aids and Railroad Leader
Julius Kruttschnitt, born 1854 in New Orleans, rose from resident engineer to general manager of the Southern Pacific and later directed maintenance and operation for several railroads. He helped modernize Harriman lines, earning confidence as the moving mind when Harriman was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kruttschnitt
E. H. Marriman
Kruttschnitt
New Orleans
Washington and Lee University
Engin
Morgan
Louisiana & Texan
Southern Pacific Company
el Pano
Texans
San Francisco
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Kruttechnitt
Harriman
Anid
Kruttechoitt
Leading North Carolina educator James Yadkin Joyner profile
Hon James Yadkin Joyner state superintendent of public instruction in North Carolina and new president of the National Educational Association is praised for aiding education among poor whites and Blacks. His career spans UNC graduate 1851 teaching, LaGrange academy, Lenoir county schools, Goldsboro superintendent roles, 1899 chair at State Normal and Industrial College, and since 1902 NC state superintendent. He also serves as secretary of the Southern State Superintendents, sits on Goldsboro city board, and is a missionary Baptist Democrat.
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James Yadkin Joyner
North Carolina
National Educational Association
South
Booker T. Washington
University of North Carolina
Joyner
LaGrange Academy
Lenoir County
Elpee
Goldsboro
N. C
Graded Schools
State Normal and Industrial College of
Association of State
New Director of the Mint Named in Taft Era
Andrew P. Andrews named director of the mint, praised as a scholar in economics and money finance. He has worked with Senator Aldrich and the monetary commission this year. Another treasury official, BR Cabell, becomes commissioner of internal revenue, previously Richmond postmaster chosen by Roosevelt and well regarded by Taft and MacVeagh.
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Andrew P. Andrews
Mint
Taft
Roosevelt
Washington
Andrews
Starvard
Aldrich
Monetary Commission
Treasury Department
BR. EB. Cabell
Internal Revenue
Cabell
Richmond
MacVeagh
Langtry memoirs teased as society secrets to shock court circle
Mrs Langtry the Jersey Lily promises frank revelations about high society figures, including King Edward. The actress, once close to the future king, has written 60 000 words toward a memoir while her play The Crossways drew praise in London and success in America, with ongoing payments from performances.
Aunt-Well Visit in the Country Ripe for Later Fruits
Johnny describes his country trip with fruit like apples peaches watermelons. He notes the journey yielded a tote of produce but the concept of a "sojourn" wasn’t fully ripe yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Fall painting advantages for exterior surfaces
The article urges painters to favor fall for exterior work as surfaces dry faster and no inner moisture remains after painting. It promotes a winter coat using pure white lead mixed with linseed oil, and notes National Lead Company offers a complete painter's outfit with tools and color guides from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lead Company
Trinity Ridg
New York City
Starch ads and curious relics from old pages
A jumble of product pitches and brief notes appears. A collar size exchange reveals a clerk’s quip about husbands choosing outfits. Defiance Starch touts new strength and safety. Wild horses roam New Mexican plains and Modoc stock hides. Berlin funds enable 60,000 children to spend summers near the city with plots and gardening instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
New Mexican
Arizona
Nevada
California
Modoc National Forest
Berlin
Examine Castoria claims with care for mothers
The article warns to scrutinize every bottle of Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children. It notes a caution about making improper statements in front of women and implies risk of a public row if allegations surface.
Fooling Them Thirteen Years Funny Exchange
Frank Nelson former estate superintendent of public instruction of Kansas and Cap Gibson a veteran record clerk in the Auditor Nation's office are longtime friends. Nelson now leads a Minnesota college. In a past talk about teaching school Gibson bragged I fooled em 12 years and Nelson asked how. Cap explained I quit when teachers had to qualify.
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Frank Nelson
Kansas
Gibson
Auditor Nation's Office
Nelson
Minnesota
Cap
Kansas City Journal
The Medicine Chief Sitting Bull and Custer Tale
A reader notice in the Indian School Journal recalls Sitting Bull as a medicine chief whose influence swayed Sioux, not personally fighting Custer, while hidden atop a ridge between the Little Horn and the Big Horn. The excerpt appears amid general chatter on laundry starch and oil real estate taxes, concluding with a remark on life after death versus sermons.
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Sitting Bull Wasne Robinson
South Dakota
Sitting Bull
Custer
Indian School Journal
The Root of Altruism and Fragmented Ads
The text presents Chesterton on three roots of altruism justice charity and free will, plus a judgment concept. It then links to assorted ad-like fragments about products and facts including Mainline Wizard Of, language, tobacco, coffee, pellets and widows in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Chesterton
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W. K. Kellogg
Omaha
Neb
P. G. Holden
Kellogg's
Opportunium
Knoiker
Decker
Atechison Globe
Pius
Standard Ol
London Globe
LLS
Ihe
Razil
Merce
India
Lanaa
Bo Tea
Touth
Trinity Guilding
New York
W. N. U. ST. Louis
Jlungs
Pierce
Ieee
Erie
Spohn Medical CO
Ana Wie Goshen
IND
Aula
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