Eleven millions for Carnegie fund to end war
Washington reports that Andrew Carnegie transferred ten million bonds totaling eleven and a half million dollars to a trust of twenty seven appointees including former cabinet members and educators. The fund seeks to abolish war and promote universal peace, with temporary trustees and a formal charter to be organized alongside President Taft and Senate backing.
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John L. Gadwaller
New York
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Government to Start Electrical Trust Case Before New Year
The government plans to begin the long awaited attack on the electrical trust before New Year. A key section of the alleged combine will be filed in a U S court east of the Mississippi river, marking a major test of Sherman anti trust laws and potentially costing up to a million dollars in legal effort. The case centers on patent law interpretations and the spread of control across incandescent lamps copper wire street car motors transforming machinery and other electrical appliances. The announcement notes the government will sue one division at a time as investigations complete and expand to others.
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Washington
United States
Miastalppi
Department of Justles
Wefars
Department of Justice
Department of Justices
Big Gathering of Democratic Governors Dinner hosts leaders
A December 16 dinner at the National Democratic Club in New York brought together six Democratic governors elected to office in Republican states. Attendees included John A. Dix, Woodrow Wilson, Judson Harmon, Simeon Baldwin, Eugene N. Ross, and Frederick W. Plaisted, with Mock presiding.
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Ree Wuikan
Norman
Mock
National Democratic Committee
Wale dorf-Astoria
New York
National Democratic Club
Alx
John A. Dix
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Judson Harmon
Omo
Simeon KB. Baldwin
Con- Hootisat
Eugene N. Ross
Massachusetts
Federick W. Plaisted
Maine
Trackless trolley opens at Wooderland Point site
The first trackless trolley La Amor lon starts in Woodland Point Lookout Mountain near Los Angeles California. It runs the length of Laurel Canyon from a ceremony with the Los Angeles Pacific Electric Road to the canyon head. Cars resemble large autos and are powered by overhead trolley lines with no tracks installed yet. Each car seats about thirty. Wires have been strung and the current grounded, eliminating return lines in contrast to a railway. A clubhouse at Woodland Point sits 1 400 feet above sea level and will serve until a large hotel under construction is finished.
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Los Angeles
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Tnea Welng
Laurel Canyon
Los Angeles- Pacific Electric Road
Fox Ible
Wirog
Texthia Trollay
Rheumadide Promoted as Root Cure for Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Rheumadide as a complete internal remedy that removes the acid cause of rheumatism from within. It claims rubbing and liniments offer only temporary relief, and a 60 cent tablet or bottle and a free booklet are available from Bobbitt Chemical Co. in Baltimore, with NORMAN COMPANY handling sales in Walhalla.
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Land of Christmas Trees In North Woods Poem
A nostalgic poem by Douglas Malloch speaks of a timber camp in a northern land. The speaker recalls cedar and pine forests, winter snows, and a longing for a father working in the woods. He prays for the forest’s beauty and the father’s safety in the land of Christmas trees.
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Forest Green
Land of Christmas
Douglas Malloch
You Must Read This If You Want the Benefit
J W Greer of Greenwood Louisiana suffered a saver’s case of jumbage with intense piling pain in the back tailing to paralysis. He credits Foley’s Kidney Remedy for relief and says he is no longer bothered by his old enemy lumbago after using the medicine at Barlow’s Pharmacy in Wales.
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Greenwood
Foley
Benedy
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Barlow
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Haling
W. J. Lunnoy
Seneen
Uplift Work in Mountains by D A R Effort
Mia Sholor, Marion Wt Shelor, and Mrs Mayes discuss TD A R aiding education for mountaineers in Oconee and Pickens counties. Mayes noted the plan in a convention message. Sholor's Salem summer work drew attention. D A R staters will back uplifting mountain efforts statewide with supporters across Ohio Valley. This item also mentions a simple safeguard for mothers and moldy’s honey and tor advertised by Barton’s Pharmacy, Valhalla W J Linney Seneca.
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Marge Wt. Shelor
Andrew Pickens
Mra
Mayes
TD. A. R
Oconee and Pickens
Orangeburg
Misn Sholor
Salem
Misa Sholor
D. A. Ry
Mothera
D. Gilkeson
Ingles Avenue
Youngstown
Ohio
Slater
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Valhalla
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Seneca
Rat Damage Ruins Midwestern Corn Crop
A Grand River Town farmer reports about 2,000 bushels of corn in three cribs ruined by rats. They attacked seed and milk-stage corn, gnawing upright stalks and stripping cobs. About 300 rats were killed in two days. much corn ruined beyond use. Similar losses reported on Potomac flats near Washington.
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Middle West
Grand River
Potomac Flats
Washington
Tight Shoes Gauge Death in Lancaster County
Seaborn Jones, a prosperous farmer living in the eastern portion of the county, died yesterday from lead poisoning caused by a slight abrasion on the foot after wearing a tight shiny pair of shoes. He was married and leaves a widow.
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Seaborn Jones
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