Illinois bankers indicted in Pekin bank case
Grand jury indicted four Pekin bank owners on 125 counts each. Bond set at 85 000 dollars for E D C Smith E B Uniand Conrad Luppen and Henry Block. Depositors plan a May 28 meeting in Peoria to discuss meeting liabilities. Schedules show assets of less than 306 000 against liabilities near 509 000. Peoria appears in the report with related Peoria banking woes and a separate indictment of Jacob Woolner for wrecking the People's Savings bank after the death of Rev. Georges Simons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Tess Smith Bank
Pekin
Tazewell County
Worthington
E D. C. Smith
E. B. Uniand
Conrad Luppen
Henry Block
Jacob Woolner
Woolner Distilling
Illinois
People's Savings Bank
Georges Simons
Noted Playwright Henrik Ibsen Dies at 78 in Norway
Henrik Ibsen Norway's leading dramatist died in Christiania at 2 30 p m on Wednesday aged 78. Once active he lived quietly amid public life and was often seen in town with a companion. He suffered apoplectic seizures in recent years and the king and queen sent condolences. The Storthing and nation recorded grief as funeral plans were being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Norway
Henrik Ibsen
Ibsen
Haakon
Queen Maud
Storthing
Deputies at Piven Run Mine Fire Gang to Intimidate Striking Workers
In Stubenville Ohio the Plum Run mines of United States Coal Co opened with 125 nonunion workers. Armed guards escorted them in without disorder. Reports say deputies fired gun salutes to intimidate any strikers nearby, raising fear of attacks and rioting among the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piven Run Mine Fire Gang
Stubenville
Plum Run
United States Coal Company
Union of Cumberland Presbyterian and Presbyterian Churches
Des Moines reports that the Cumberland Presbyterian church and the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America united in a single church. Moderator Hunter Corbett announced the union before the general assembly, formally establishing the merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
United States of American
General Assembly
Hunter Corbett
Senate Finance Committee Backs Domestic Panama Canal Materials
The senate committee on finance on Wednesday favorably reported a resolution directing that materials for the Panama canal shall be of domestic production and manufacture unless the president deems the bids exorbitant. The denatured alcohol bill was ordered reported favorably by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Panama Canal
Depew Unable to Attend Smoot Case Vote
Washington sent a message to Senator Depew requesting his presence for a Smoot case vote but he is unable to come due to physical and mental incapacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
Washington
Smoot
American Woman Dies in Paris Exhibition Circle
Mrs Francis Ernest Drake of Chicago wife of the director of the American electrical machinery departments at the Paris exhibition died here Sunday of heart failure. She was near Colton, Berlin and connected with the American pavilion at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abronod
Berlin
Francis Ernest Drake
Train delay as truck breaks near Mankato Kansas
A truck in the special train carrying actress Sarah Bernhardt and her company broke two miles from Mankato Kansas on Friday afternoon causing a several hour delay. No damage was reported. The incident postponed schedule but did not injure anyone aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato
Kan
Sarah Bernhardt
Here
Tornado destroys Duke home. infant killed near Waxahachie
A tornado demolished the residence of farmer I. D. Duke eight miles east of Waxahachie Texas on Friday. An infant nine days old was killed in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
Waxahachie
Tex
I. D. Duke
Deneen Signs Primary Bill in Springfield
Gov. Deneen signed the primary election bill in Springfield after noting five legislative factions pushed different bills. He described the current law as the best compromise obtainable amid divided votes and a fraught process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deneen
Springfield
Cousins Renominated by Iowa Republican Convention
Congressman Robert G. Cousins won renomination by acclamation at the Iowa Republican convention in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday. The renomination cements his bid for another term in Congress amid party support and regional backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
Cedar Rapids
Robert G. Cousins
Iowa
Presbyterian Union of Churches Unites Presbyterians and Cumberland Church
In Des Moines the Presbyterian assembly ratified the union with the Cumberland church after twenty six years of effort. The merged bodies total about 1,285,000 communicants, 9,600 churches, and combined property around 39,000,000. One dissenting vote from Rev. William Laurie of Bellfont, Pa., occurred, with protest over recent methods withdrawn. Speeches from Dr. W H Black and Dr Fullerton marked the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians
Cumberlands
Des Moines
Presbyterian Assembly
Hunter Corbett
Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Church
Wm. Laurie
Bellfount
McLand
W. H. Black
Marshall, Mo
Fullerton
St. Louis
Agricultural College Athletes Win 48 Points in State Meet
Des Moines Ames wins the seventeenth Iowa Intercollegiate field and track meet at the state fair grounds with 48 points. Grinnell second with 38, Normal 22, Iowa 20, Drake 15, Coe 1. Des Moines and Simpson not placing. Five state records fell as races remained close all day. Notable marks: Henninger 15.45 hurdles, Clow sets Jew hurdles record at 1 24 4-5, Grinnell relay 3 26 2-5, Drake Haggard vault 11 ft 7 in, Conway hammer 133 ft 2 in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College
Des Moines
Ames
Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Association
State Fair Grounds
Agriculturalists
Grinnell
Wih
Iowa
Drake University
Coe College
Des Moines College
Simpson College
Henninger
Clow
Chapman
E. Fisher
Fisher
Dawson
de Hansa
Jaqua
Huff
Haggard
Drake
Dinton
Bunton
Biekel
Woods
Normal
Barry Conawar
Morilaw
McKean
Conway
Doc” Pell
Andy Chalmers
Pell
Presbyterians Settle Book of Forms Dispute in Compromise
Des Moines reports a compromise in the Presbyterian General Assembly over the Book of Forms. The resolution and title page were amended to remove any authorization or recommendations, leaving the book as is. Dr. Wil liam E. McCauley led the opposition with support from Dr. James D. Moffat, and the final adoption ended a notable contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Presbyterian General Assembly
M. van Dyke
General Assembly
William E. McCauley
Cincinnati
James D. Moffat
Alleged Diamond Robber Nabbed in Ottumwa Case
Fred E. McCoy, charged as an alleged diamond thief, was arrested by private detective John W aa on a warrant served by Constable Ezra Davis. Authorities link him to several burglaries at the homes of former Mayor D. A. La Force, Dr. J. L. Baker, and W. Webster, and to attempted entries at homes of A. C. Leighton and W. W. Ennis. McCoy, denying the diamond theft from Fred Boston’s home, is said to be willing to disclose the full series of thefts. The robberies occurred about a month ago, and McCoy’s capture came after strenuous work, aided by his employment painting at the Boston residence, which allegedly helped locate the valuables. He had been away a month and was seized upon return.
Cousins Renominated by Acclamation in Cedar Rapids
Congressman Cos sins of Cedar Rapids was renominated for the eighth consecutive time by acclamation. Resolutions praised prosperity under the Dingley law. The Marshall county committee chair blocked a reciprocity plank, not moving its adoption. Standout resolutions were adopted unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cossins
Marshall County
Committee On
Lacey Again Named by Sixth District Republicans
John F. Lacey was nominated by acclamation for the tenth consecutive time by the Sixth district Republicans in convention here in Oskaloosa Ma No other name was presented. The resolutions endorse the Roosevelt administration the Washington State Auditor Carroll Superintendent Riggs and pledge support to L Shaw in his race for the ten dencies 1908 and renew allegiance to the protectionist creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
John F. Lacey
Roosevelt
Washington State
Carroll
Riggs
L. Shaw
Storm Near Jesup Destroys Barns and Mills
A severe wind hail and rain storm ripped through the Jesup area on Friday. A large barn on the CGD Laird farm was destroyed and many wind mills were blown down. Groves and fruit trees suffered heavy damage from the fierce winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Birge
CGD Laird
Beafness Causes Death in Yards Accident
Returning from shopping, Mrs. Weary Ree, a ideal woman, was run down and killed by a switch engine in the Great Western yards and died from injuries. William Fauvel, book keeper for Kelly Sorissen company, was arrested after confessing to embezzling $800. A youthful parolee from Milwaukee’s industrial school was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beafness
Counce Blutts
Weary Ree
Great Western Yards
Cinton
William
Fauvel
Kelly Sorrisen Company
Tie
Ette Industrial School
Milwaukee
Conductors Under Bond Under New Waterloo Rule
Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railroad adopts a rule requiring all conductors to post bonds of 1000 dollars to prevent wrongdoing or neglect, with the measure seen as a safeguard for the company and patrons. The action affects train crews and supervision under the new policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Road
Lightning Ends Life of Boone Resident Mrs Bob Allen
Mrs Bob Allen formerly of Boone died in Blair Nebraska after a lightning strike while she and several women sought shelter from a wind storm at her home. The storm prompted swift sheltering actions as the group moved toward a cellar.
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Boone
Bob Allen
Nebraska
Wyoming
Tornado Hits Whit ing Iowa. House and Barn Destroyed
A Whit ing Iowa tornado struck Friday evening demolishing Jeff West’s residence and a barn. The occupants escaped injury by sheltering in a cellar as the twister lifted. A similar event tore the same site three years earlier with about 2000 dollars in damage. Porter sustained a deep head wound in Fort Dodge following a hotel quarrel, Charles St Clair slashing him with a knife but the injury was not life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Iowa
Sioux City
Jeff West
Fort Dodge
Frank Wire
Crawford Hotel
Charles St. Clair
St. Clair
Misfortune Befalls Adams After River Accident
The report describes C C Adams and his team Cut to Pieces arriving behind a disk pulley river when the team panicked and ran into the river, suffering seven pieces. Adams has endured multiple injuries including eye loss from an exploding acid, a broken arm and leg, three fingers removed, and blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Adams
Ins
Adams
Thumb Torn As Horse Jerk Angers Amputation
Dana Jamison, driving a buggy with a horse behind, was injured when the horse frightened and pulled the rope. The force ripped flesh from Jamison's thumb nearly to the bone, requiring amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
John Jamison
T Jamison
Boy Wounded In Accidental Shooting At Desk
The five year old son of Editor Reardon of the Democrat suffered a bullet wound from an accidental discharge at his father's desk. The injury was severe, tearing a gaping wound in the body and the child may not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Reardon
The
Democrat
Robber Arrested After South County Robberies
Boone Frell Mu¢kee, sought for a series of robberies against farmers in the county’s south, has been captured at Marshallown and will be brought back to this city for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Accident Injures Farm Hand in Toe Shot Accident
A farm hand named Atlantic-Chas. Gunsche was accidentally shot in the great toe of his right foot while hunting gophers with his employer Mr. Miller. The incident occurred on the farm and there is no indication of intent. Gunsche is receiving medical attention for the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Gunsche
Mr. Miller
Poultry Vigilance Association Formed in Clear Lake
A new local group named the Poultry Vigilance Association forms to catch chicken thieves. It offers a standing reward of 50 dollars for information leading to arrest and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
The
Poultry Vigiance Association
Russians demand liberty in wake of parliament clash
In St Petersburg the lower house censured the ministry and demanded its retirement provoking a government gap turn. The action is described as revolutionary as parliament asserts full rights with a responsible ministry, shocking both bureaucracy and public and leaving little room for retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Fertilizer Trust Indicted by U S Circuit Court
The United States circuit court indicted about eighty fertilizer manufacturers for six counts of violating anti trust laws. Local men cited among the defendants. Bonds required for appearance at October term. Grand jury examined 140 witnesses. indictment described as a voluminous document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villegal Combinatios
United States
Veterans in collision near Lafayette battlefield road
One man was killed and nearly 70 veterans were injured in a crash on the Lafayette battlefield electric road Wednesday. Both cars carried attendees of the annual encampment, leaving a scene of chaos and medical responders at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Lafayete Battle Ground
Veterar
Friend of Grant Dead in Denver at 78
Denver Cal Col. Robert Moore, a veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars and close friend of Generals Grant Steridan, died at his home this week on Wednesday at age 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Denver
Cal
Robert
Moore
Steridan
Hig
Bomb Throwers In Russia Reported Attacks At Court And City
Bombs were hurled at Gov Gen Timaselff and Chief of Police Martinoff during a Sunday drive injuring the governor’s coachman and wounding a Cossack escort member who died. A second assailant fled after one bomb failed to explode. Shataloff the city prison head was shot four times and mortally wounded by an 18 year old revolutionary sentenced killer. In Sebastopol a separate blast during a royal review killed three and wounded several as imperial celebrations continued.
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Sharaloff
Sebastopol
Anarchists Attack Bank in Warsaw
A brief violent clash at Industrial Savings Bank as anarchists armed with revolvers forced customers and staff to surrender. A cler k fired back. one of the attackers was killed while two customers, five clerks and another assailant were wounded before the group escaped with their wounded comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Industrial Savings Bank
Remalvern
Pningeets
Rae
Perkins Discharged by New York Appellate Court
The appellate division of the supreme court freed George W Perkins from custody after he had been held for grand jury action on a technical grand larceny charge related to the New York Life Insurance company campaign contribution to the Republican national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
George W Perkins
Grand Jury
New York Life Insurance Company
Republican National Committee
Oil City wreck leaves one dead in head on collision
A head on collision between a light engine and a freight train on the Buffalo and Allegheny division of the Pennsylvania railroad near West Monterey Sunday left one man dead and five injured. In Battle Creek Michigan Frank P Baughton cashier of the National Bank of Battle Creek died by hanging Saturday, officials say his accounts are "traght."
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Oil City
Buffalo and
Allegheny
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Monterey
Battle Creck
Mich
Frank P. Baugton
National Bank of Battle Creek
Mine Gas Explosion Burns Nine Men in Monongahela
A gas explosion at the Grazwell Gas Coal Company mine near Monongahela Pennsylvania after midnight Saturday night burned nine men, two seriously, as workers toiled in the mare of the Dentley charity area.
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Monongahela
Grazwell Gas Coal Company
Tdentley Vicharity
Mount Carmel Body Found in Patoka Creek Mystery
The body of Clyde M. Showalter, a wealthy farmer, was found upright in Patoka creek near Mount Carmel. Authorities indicate he was killed. In Washington, the Internal Revenue Service reports for the month ending April 1906 total receipts of $18,061,969, up $1,593,726 from April 1905.
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Mount Carmel
Clyde M. Showalter
Patoka Creek
Showalter
Washington
Internal Revenue
San Francisco Records Death Toll After Fire and Quake
Coroner records show 402 deaths from the San Francisco fire and earthquake. The latest addition is Fred P. Stanley, a letter carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Fred PL Stanley
Athletes Return From Athens Arrive in Quarantine
The White Starner Republic carried victorious American Olympians back from Athens. It docked at 5:15 a.m. Friday and entered quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White Starner Republic
Athens
Greece
Quarentins
Tornado Hits Whiting Iowa Demolishes Home and Barn
A tornado struck Whiting Iowa at six o'clock Friday evening demolishing a residence and barn. The occupants saw the storm coming and escaped by sheltering in the cellars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowx City
Whiting
Tawiry
Royal Train Arrives as King Alfonso Seeks Bride Ena
The royal train carrying King Alfonso and Princess Ena of Battenberg arrived Friday evening at Pardo station. The princess was escorted to the Pardo Palace for a significant ceremony marking the upcoming royal nuptials.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Ena of Battenberg
Pardo Station
Pardo Palace
Freight Brokers and Clerk Convicted in Rebates Case
Kansas City reports George L. Thom and L B Taggart found guilty of conspiracy to illegally give rebates to shippers in U S district court. Jury deliberated 30 minutes. Crosby, another defendant, was discharged on demurrer. Trial history outlines disputes over addenda and conspiracy charges amid Standard Oil and railroad industry references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Standard Oil
Cleveland
George L. Thom
L. B. Taggart
Cclerk
Thomas
United States District Court
George H. Crosby
Burlington Railway
Crosby
T Hat
George L. Thomas
Taggart
McPherson
Railroads Accused of Car Discrimination in Coal Field
In the Interstate Commerce Commission closing session Philadelphia testimony from F Albert von Boyneburg of Rekert Brothers coal operators claims car supply in past two and a half years was 60 percent inadequate, destroying business. He alleges favored shipments to rivals in exchange for stock gifts and pins blame on President A J Casastt for discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
F. Albert von Boyneburg
Reakert Brothers Company
Hae
A J. Casastt
Unsourced Cash From Unknown Parties Ties Kansas City Firms
Federal court heard from about 24 firms that they paid thousands in commissions to George H. Crosby and George J. Thomas for shipping goods from the Atlantic seaboard to stores in St. Louis and Kansas City. Witnesses could not identify the source of payments, with one Kansas City dry goods executive noting he received 1500 to 2000 dollars yearly and suspected Thomas supplied it. All payments were made in New York, and a contract involving Thomas included routing all shipments except prepaid ones with no rebates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
George H. Crosby
Burlington
George J. Thomas
New York
L. B. Taggart
Thomas
Atlantic Seaboard
St. Louis
W. E. Emery
Emery-Bird-Thayer Dry Goods Company
George C. Smith
Smith-McCord-Townsend Dry Goods Company
Pienay
Forced to Sell Mine Discrimination in Rail Cars
Philadelphia reports new evidence before the interstate commerce commission shows Pennsylvanian railroad discrimination in coal car allocations. John Lloyd of Cassatt & Co. testifies Columbia Coal owed the Alexandria mine sale due to car shortages. George E. Scott says Puritan and Crescent paid for cars after losing allotments, receiving only one car in 23 days. He accuses Michael Trump of protecting Berwind White at all hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
John Lloyd
Cor
Altoona
Cassatt & Co
Columbia Coal Company
Alexandria
George E. Scott
Puritan and
Crescent Coal Companies
Michael Trump
General Superintendent of Transportation
Berwind
Standard Oil inquiry testimony on driving out independents
Interstate Commerce Commissioners Prouty and Clements heard 19 witnesses in Cleveland about tactics used by Standard Oil. George L. Lane testified that in 1901 1902 he was hired to drive independent oil peddlers from northern Ohio cities using harsh methods to force them to quit and to target designated locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Interstate Commerce
Prouty and Clements
Standard Oil
George L. Lane
Mansfield
Standard Oil Company
Lane
Ohio
Tie
C. M. Lyons
Methods of the Oil Trust Hearings in Cleveland
In two long sessions on Thursday the interstate commerce commission heard evidence on Standard Oil company business practices. Commissioners Prouty and Clements presided and brought witnesses to discuss alleged anti competitive tactics and exploitation in the oil industry. The hearing focused on trust methods and market control with detailed testimony from industry officials and experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Interstate Commission
Prouty and
Clements
Standard Oil Company
Ses
Celebration Marks 25th Year at Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institution closed its twenty-fifth year with a ceremony awarding 176 academic diplomas and industrial certificates to graduates. The event in Tuskegee, Alabama highlighted the school’s milestone and its graduates’ achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee
Ala
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institution
Baum Street building collapse kils one, injures five in Pittsburg
A two story brick structure on Baum Street under remodel collapsed, killing one man and seriously injuring five others in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Baum Street
Earthquake Felt Near Ogden Utah No Damage Reported
An earthquake shock was felt at two o'clock Thursday afternoon at West Weber four miles west of Ogden. Buildings were shaken and much excitement prevailed but no damage occurred. A German church pastor in Courland was shot and killed Thursday by a revolutionary band while en route to a confirmation ceremony.
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Utah
Ogden
West
Weber
Tiga
Mr. Green
Iergalen
Courland
Snowbound Rails After Long Rock Slide Near Telluride
Heavy snow blankets Coloret Veluride Col.-San Misguel county with 18 inches. A rock slide extending 209 feet toppled onto the railroad ten miles above Telluride on Thursday, blocking passage for several days as trains struggle to clear the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloret
Veluride
Col
San Misguel County
Telluride
Philippine Wireless Stations Reported Finalized by Navy
In Washington officials announced completion of the Philippine wireless stations project by the navy, marking a major step in strengthening communications. The work, noted by senior defense officials, centers on establishing secure telegraph and radio links across key Pacific positions and promises enhanced coordination for future operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine
Washington
Navy
Lew Whreteds
Coal Stocks Given Away In Penn Railroad Probe
Philadelphia reports reveal stockholdings in soft coal firms by Penn Railroad officials as interstate commerce probes car distribution bias. Witness William A. Patton disclosed receiving shares worth 307000 dollars at no cost, explaining signed notes covered his losses while accepting stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
John P. Greene
Samuel Rea
William A. Patton
Glasgow
Patton
Chinamen Enter Canal Zone via Panama Trip
A steamship left La Boca last week with 56 Chinamen bound for Casino from San Francisco. Off San Jose rock 26 men boarded boats and landed in the canal zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Chili
la Boca
Casino
San Francisco
San Jose
Canal Zone
Rumor Claims Gen Broesel Sentenced to Death
A painful impression spreads here as rumor says court martial sentenced General Broesel to death for the surrender of Port Arthur, reflecting wartime rumors and strong public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoessel
Tokio
Gen. Broesel
Port Arthur
Engineer Killed in Collision Near Meyersdale
In Blue Lick cut near Meyersdale Pennsylvania an accident between two Baltimore and Ohio coal trams killed engineer A Boyer and injured three trainmen seriously. The collision was attributed to heavy fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
A. Boyer
Baltimore & Ohio
Blue Lick Eut
Meyersdale
Colorado Mine Fire In Trinidad Threatens Las Animas Co
The Eagleville mine of Colorado Fuel & Iron, among the oldest in Las Animas county, caught fire late Thursday night. Efforts to surround and smother the blaze have so far been fruitless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Trinidad
Col-Pire
Eagleville
Colorado Fuel & Tran Company
Las Animas County
Peasants Strike 27 Kherson Estates Over Agrarian Delays
In Kherson province on the 27 estates a general strike erupted as peasants protest the delayed agrarian reforms and demand fulfillment from the Fiato Mission of lands in a tense escalation reported from Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Kherson
Calumet Baking Powder Recommended by Physicians
Calumet Baking Powder is described as free from Rochelle salts, alum, or any injurious ingredients and is recommended by leading physicians and chemists for safe use in foods.
Used in Millions of HO Signals for Bridal Paris
A vintage humorous dialogue list depicts public gestures between bride and groom at a wedding scene. It presents short jerks, hand squeezes, and sleeve nudges as signals to manage attention, flirtation, and authority in public spaces with cheeky quips attributed to Puck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Fragmented Vanity Snippets From A Crowded Page
A jumble of clipped phrases and trivia from a 1930s style page includes tips on Defiance Starch promising extra value, quips about waiters and press agents, hints of resort hints, and old ad style lines. It references Uncle Eben and Winslow's Soothing Syrup among scattered remarks.
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W. P. Coutte
Pyb
Kellogg
Billy
Pekin Institution
Canal
Iowa State
Commonwealth
Lacey
Milan
Douma
Louisville
Louisvillle
Fort William
Ont
Ogilllecompany
Ealinders
Manila
Sergi
W. H. Thompson
J. O. Miller
J. 8
Aor Son
Eighth Cavalry
Vate Mendoza
Gleveland
Fee Trust
Robert P. Lewis
St. El'zabeth's Asylum For
2. S Gardner
Jockey Club
Charles Oldham
Russia
Perkins
Farmar
Chicago
Emery
Pennsylvania
Standard
Steubenville
Bradford
Pennsylvania Company
J. W. Lee
Seacoast
Multhods
OIL Trust
Workman
Brewster
Mass
Roland C. Nickerson
Cape Cod
Committee On Public Health
Massachusetts
Boston
Dr. Hartung
F. B. Foster
C. O. Kepler
G. M. Palmers
Paris
Wilden
Palmim
Dineout
Chicago Daily News
Uncle Eben
Washington Star
Willie Gusher
Sweet Singer
Winslow
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Avery Bam
Hkarmi
Zoe
Mamie Ramere
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