Multiple Disasters and Appointments Reported Across U S News
A string of incidents and political moves包括 train wrecks injuring 35 with 2 dead in Missouri and 7 hurt in California. Poison death of Albert Rowitzer. Thelma Hollingsworth crowned Queen of Rosaria in Portland. Drowned report from Lake Valley. Coal miners’ strike in West Virginia ends. Adlai E Stevenson dies in Chicago. Richard Metcalfe seeks Nebraska governorship. George Chapman dies after fall in New York. Engineers sail for China flood relief survey. Dominican fighting continues. Thaw bail consideration in New York. Mystic Masons visit White House. Beets fuel U S sugar output. Panama tolls repeal bill passes. Wilson nominates Page for Vernal post. Postcode nominations listed for NM, WY, and Hawaii appointments.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Memphis
Chaffee
Santa Fé
Bagdad
Calif
Albert H. Rowitzer
Omaha
Carter Lake Club
Thelma Hollingsworth
Portland
Lake Valley
N. M
Thomas Murphy
Sierra County
Hillsboro
Wilson nominates Sharp ambassador to France
Representative William G. Sharp of Elyria Ohio is named by President Wilson to serve as ambassador to France succeeding Myron T Herrick. The announcement notes Sharp is a Democrat and continues Wilsons reshaping of diplomatic posts as other news covers ICC rate suspensions and Navy assignments.
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William G. Sharp
Elyria
Ohio
Wilson
France
Myron T. Herrick
Sharp
International Derby Crowns David Craig in Montreal
Ten thousand spectators watched David Craig win the international derby in Montreal. Sam McVey of California defeated Arthur Pesky of Chicopee Falls in Melbourne, Australia. The Meadowbrook Polo Club match in Westbury, L I saw the Americans defeated 8 to 3 by English challengers. Mary Browne of California defended her national lawn tennis title at the Philadelphia Cricket Club against Marie Wagner of New York. Celesta, bay mare, won the Opening Handicap at Overland Denver, with Orlin Kripp and Truly following in the placing lineup.
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David Craig
Montreal
Sam McVey
California
Australia
Arthur Pesky
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Melbourne
Meadowbrook
Westbury
L. I
Mary Browne
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Marie Wagner
New York
Celesta
Sempronious-Rezia
Overland
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Orlin Kripp
Truly
Roosevelt Arrives in London Amid Social and Political Turmoil
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt reaches London with Mrs. Longworth and Philip J. Roosevelt. others report a denied engagement between Prince Alexander Battenberg and Countess Zia Torby. The Greek government demands Turkey end persecutions. Duellist Leon Daudet is wounded in Paris. France’s Ribot cabinet falls after first vote. Mexican mediation advances. London society buzzes about Lady Randolph Church’s potential third marriage.
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Theodore Roosevelt
London
Continent
Nicholas Longworth
Philip J. Roosevelt
Alexander of Battenberg
Zia Torby
Michael Michaelovitch
Russia
Boras
Eduardo Soler
Finance
Washington
Luis Galvan
Legation
Turkey
Leon Daudet
Neuilly
Jacques Roujon
Henry Roujon
Academy of Fine Arts
Paris
Ribot
Chamber of Deputies
Mexico
Turmoil After Butte Miners Parade and Manila Liner Collision
A day of turmoil followed the Butte miners parade disruption drowned by rioting. The New York liner with 650 aboard limped to New York after the Hamburg American Pretoria struck her in fog near Nantucket.
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Butte, Mont
New York
Pretoria
Nantucket
Claude Declares He’s No Angel in Family Banter
A mother asks Claude if he washed his face and hands before a ride. The boy sighs in frustration, replying that he is not an angel. The scene captures a child’s cheeky defiance and parental request in a domestic moment.
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Claude
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Adverts Across States
Cleveland Ohio and Hanover Pennsylvania women report relief from female troubles and pains without surgery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The notices urge letters to the E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts for confidences and responses from a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
C. H. Griffith
Madison Ave
Hanover
Mra
Apa Wilt
Stock St
E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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Western Newspaper Union News Service
Western
West Virginia and Pittsburg Coal Company
Colliers
W. Va
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Chicago
Richard L. Metcalfe
Panama Canal Zone
Nebraska
Pueblo
George W. Chapman
Grand Windsor Hotel
New York City
Chapman
Hual River
China
Vancouver
Dominican Republic
Bordas
Russell
South Carolina
Navy Department
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets
White House
Richmond
Colorado
Department of Agriculture
House
Senate
Samuel L. Page
Marysville
Utah
Vernal
Postoffice
New Mexico
Gilliam
Mesilla Park
Ella B. Taylor
Aztec
Wyo
Malcolm A. Franklin
Columbus
Miss
District of Hawaii
Thomas B. Jones
Princeton University
Federal Reserve Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank E. Fletcher
Mexican
McAdoo
E. R. Stackable
Honolulu
SPORT
Ecaatine
St. Pet
Denvernn
Ecco
Sioux Cit Oeee
St. Josep Ee
Lincoln Des Moines
Wichita
Ececees
Mana
Topeka
Danske Bedinger Dandridge
Adam S. Dandridge
Shepperdstown
Henry Bedinger
Denmark
President Buchanan
Maude E Thompson
Louise A. Thompson
E. A. Wheeler
Cirus Rice
Daniel Falvey
Herman Kruger
Goldfield
Nev
Tonopah
Dr. Wheeler
Falvey
Rice
Kruger
Progressive Party
Geo. Perkins
National Progressive Executive Committee
Amos Pinchot
Perkins
Somers
DeKalb Ave
Breckiya
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