Summary of News From The Kingman Star
The issue reports Rev Dr John Watson s estate plan in Iowa and a divorce ruling in Michigan. It notes Cuban volunteers offering U S aid in case of war with Japan and a fatal fight near Diamond Indiana. Immigration records show 1407 arrivals with many from Russia. A Minnesota man Jason Bemis committed suicide after medical calls. Baseball standings are listed.
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John Watson
Qian Maclaren
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Ono
Maey
Wo Oher
Michigan
Cesare
Anna Wisner
Mexico
War Department
Havana
United States
Japan
Cuba
Spain
Manac
Ind
Chase
America
Aeviner
Russia
Jason Demis
Kwatonna
Minn
Lemis
Bemis
Abdication signals a new Korea era in Seoul
The Emperor of Korea formally abdicates after a night session with elder statesmen in Seoul. The government signals a transition as Kang Affairs shift under a new political framework.
Noted World Figures Dine as War Talk Fades at Oyster Bay
Admiral Yamamoto met President Roosevelt for luncheon at Oyster Bay. Both men urged restraint and dismissed talk of imminent war while the world faced a rash of violent incidents.
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Admiral Yamamoto
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Cape Cod
Boston
Russell
Conenango River
Six Die and Twenty Hurt in Southern Passenger Collision
Six unidentified men died and twenty were injured when the east bound Southern railway vestibule train collided with a switch engine one mile west of Johnson City Tennessee. In Dalehart Texas eight convicts escaped jail by sawing through the ceiling and making ropes from blankets while hunted by a posse. Both Alabama Legislature chambers elected John H Bankhead to the Senate to replace the late Morgan. Town Creek Alabama records fifteen babies born to six couples in two weeks prompting a petition to rename the town to Teddytown.
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Frank Dailey
Oklahoma City
Francis Murphy
Temperance
Los Angeles
Murphy
Anna Norimoyle
Masonic Temple Court
Chicago
J. S. Seil
Loyal Oak
Ohio
Mabel Parrett
Fred I. Magill
San Diego
Pet Magill
Clinton
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cherryvale
Kan
QO. J. Brown
Otis Taylor
William D. Vines
Mount Kisto
N.Y
Robert Kindred
Firsc Street
Kansas City
Fort Worden
Wash
Gov. Meare
Edward Bergmann
Kate Quernicki
Great Northern
Ea Toogether
Brookston
Wis
Erie
Foraker
Guthrie
Okio
Frantz
Oscar Bingaman
Columbus
John Kelch
Missabe
Truluth
Common Pleas
Bigger
John Welly
Minneapolis
Elwood
Ind
Chester Coppeck
Wittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and
Arthur Wagner
Barberton
Harvey Weyrick
Ohio Canal
Akron
Wagner
Weyrick
Billy” Morgan
Lawton
Frederick
Okla
Morris
Common Pleas Court
Toledo
Warry G. Slammond
Kenton Bridge Company
W. N. Cleveland
Cleveland and Houston Bridge Company
Southern Railway
Johnson City
Tenn
Dalehart
Texas
Alabama
John H. Bankhead
United States Senate
Morgan
Town Creek
Ala
Teddytown
Postmaster General Orders New Postcard Style After August First
President Roosevelt taps Frank A. Leach to head the mint succeeding George E. Roberts who resigned to head the Commercial National Bank of Chicago. Leach currently runs the San Francisco mint as miners claim coal operator and worker disputes near resolution with the conciliation board reporting 159 settled cases in four years and only twenty seven cases referred to an umpire.
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Meyer
Roosevelt
Frank A. Leach
Oakland
Cal
Mint
George E. Roberts
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
James H. Eckels
Leach
San Francisco
Board of Conciliation
United Mine Workers of America
Notable Deaths And Disasters From Various Regions
The obituary brief notes Theobald Chartran dies in Paris after a long illness. Reports from Seoul claim Korea’s emperor abdicated, Tolstoi death rumors surface, and an assassination attempt on President Fallieres occurs in Paris. Verdi’s box yields an unknown opera manuscript to be destroyed per his will. An attack on the American embassy quarters at Yeni-Roui injures four. Fire forces a British steamer Canada to be torpedoed to save it. A Berlin theft case against Princess Ludmilla von Wrede is dismissed as a kleptomaniac finding. A Russian town suffers a Jewish and Christian quarter and shop burnings with casualties. A Georgian powder explosion on the battleship Georgia kills eight and burns thirteen. turret crews suffer. Investigations consider powder ignition or a spark from discharge as the cause.
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London Daily Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Leo Tolstoi
Fallieres
Paris
Verdi
Santa Agatha
Italy
Yeni-Roui
Cangtndapple
Canada
Oran
Algeria
Ludmilla von Wrede
Berlin
Munich
Guestrow
Mecklenburg
Smolyany
Moghilev
Russia
Alikanoff
Tifflis
Glieboff
Georgia
Naval Hospital
Boston Harbor
Cape Cod Bay
Charlestown Navy Yard
Monterey Beached Steamer Floats to New York Dock
Sparks from wires end the Staten Island fire on the Ward line steamer Monterey. The ship, beached off Clifton, was floated and reached her New York dock. Rev. Elijah R. Donohoe dies in Pittsburgh at 68 after work on Americanized Chinese reaches wide notice. New York coroner records 498 sudden deaths in June, 236 by violence or accident, including 15 by street railways and 3 by autos.
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Ward Line
Monterey
Clifton
Staten Island
New York
Elijah R. Donohoe
Pittsburg
Awful Eczema Case Prompts Cuticura Trial
Mrs. Frank Abbott of Fulton Oswego County relates a one year and six month old child suffering from eczema that spread to yellow green sores around the eye. After visiting three doctors and an eye specialist the family used Cuticura Remedies at a cost of one dollar and saw sores disappear in a week though eyesight could not be restored.
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Oswego
Daughter
Frank Abbott
Fulton, Oswego Co
Governor Opposes Bill Citing Naive Promises
Pennsylvania Governor Stuart, speaking in Harrisburg, criticizes a proposed bill as naive despite initial promise. He likens it to a Kensington youth seeking a millionaire's daughter, noting the man would only rise slowly in a large establishment with 200 workers.
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Stuart
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Kensington
Endorsement for Deans Kidney Pills by Rolla Official
A Frank Statement from Justice of the Peace A. M. Light of Rolla Missouri endorses Dean's Kidney Pills. He cites personal experience with kidney medicines and recommends their use. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Rolla
Missouri
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Light
Knights of Pythbias
Missouri Brigade
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Noble Duties and Perpetual Grants to English Dukedoms
The piece notes annual duties of dukes such as the Duke of Wellington sending flag reproductions to the King on Waterloo Day, the Duke of Marlborough presenting a flag to King Edward on Blenheim Day, and the Duke of Hamilton's role as keeper of Holyrood Palace. It also mentions government perpetual grants for Nelson and Rodney titles, with Raglan and Napier of Magdala grants ending with current holders.
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Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Duke of Marlborough
Edward
Blenheim
Duke of Hamilton
Holyrood Palace
Nelson
Rodney
Raglan
Napier
Magdala
Riis recalls witty headline by 18 year old in San Francisco
Riis recalls a humorous newspaper headline about a UC Berkeley era bill to curb alcohol near campus. The youth allegedly titled the item An Act to Promote Pedestrianism Among Our Students, mocking the ban as a movement for walkers.
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Jacob A. Riis
San Francisco
University of California
Grape-Nuts Endorsement As Health Food
An argument favors starchy cereals over meat for health. It promotes Grape-Nuts as a digestible starch source that aids blood and tissue growth and mental strength, citing phosphate of potash in grains and a ten day test. It also references reading The Road to Wellville.
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Wellville
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