Destroyers Voyage Through Patagonia And Naval News
Commander Cone reports on the destroyers voyage from Hampton Roads through patagonian channels with ice laden seas and cliffed shores. crews train at Magdalena Bay and Callao while the fleet receives target practice and a shipment of oranges for morale.
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Cone
Minnesota
Thomas
Hampton Roads
Punta Arenas
Patagonian
Patagonian Isles
Commander Cone
Whipple
Acwer
Callao
Cone Seapons
Magdalena
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Pacific
Boycott Testimony in Kansas City Live Stock Suit
Ehrke of the city branch of the Live Stock Commission testifies that he and others were boycotted by the Kansas City stock exchanges. He cites July 1906 losses, August declines, and sellers unable to buy or ship stockers and feeders. Witness Bilby confirms broader boycotts affecting buyers like Joseph Baker. The trial resumes in Kansas City in a week.
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Ehlerke
Thus City
Coptive Live Stock Commission Company
State of
Kansas
Kansas City
Tom Harrison
Fred S. Jackson
Ehrlce
R. S. Billy
Quitman
State of Kansas
Joseph Baker
Bilby
Baker
Dignity Clash Over a Woman With a Woolly Baby
In a depot waiting room a well-dressed woman with money and a wicker basket lifts a woolly baby, while nearby women with children turn up their noses. A man remarks judgmentally, reflecting social snobbery.
Stranger praises city but questions police uniform
A visitor commends the city and asks directions, but notes the officer he questioned wore a worn and dirty uniform. He asks that uniforms be kept to the standard seen in other cities for a more favorable impression.
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Stranaer
Hadley May Head Senate Ticket in Missouri Split
The Hadley circle contemplates a run for United States senator while another joins the state ticket. Kennish and Bothwell emerge as leading governor choices if Hadley declines. Bothwell, a Sedalia leader with St Louis ties, was chosen delegate at large to the Republican national convention. Kennish, Hadley’s long-time aide, previously ran for Supreme Court judge in 1906.
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Arbert S. Hadley
United States
Hadley
Republi
Folk
Texas
John Kennish
John H. Bothwell
Bothwell
Sedalia
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Judge Woodson
Death of a Printer Who Set Morse Telegram in Type
Leander Crdfield, among the oldest printers in the nation, died in Hillssoro Illinois. He first set Samuel F. B. Morse’s telegram What hath God wrought for the telegraph’s first official trial, while a Baltimore compositor. Crdfield later lived on a farm near Hillssoro.
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Hillssoro
Ills
Leander Crdfield
Samuel F. B. Morse
Baltimore
Telegraph
Cricfield
Crihfeld
Here
Dead Man Arrest Merges with Disappearing Banker in Mysterious Burial
Macara Fallus April 11. Detective Callahan arrived with Wilfred Gray once mourned as dead and buried July 19, 1907. Gray vanished from Cleveland in April 1906 and faced alleged banker shortages for a local Woodmen of the World lodge. Authorities ponder if the buried body is Gray's amid rising speculation.
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Macara Fallus
N. Y
Callahan
Cleveland
Wilfred Gray
Gray
Woodmen of the World
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