Anglesea boat disaster identified man may be Samuel Moore
A body found at Anglesea, identified as Alexander Starke of 2349 North Twenty sixth street, is likely Samuel Moore of Myrtlewood street. Moore, who often fished Nora trips, had not returned home. Starke said he lent his boat to Moore, who could not go himself. Moore, unmarried, lived with his sister. Williams family distraught. Mr Williams, about 60, a harness maker from Point Breeze, is believed dead though no word arrived. A friend warned of bad luck after dreaming of a funeral before Williams left for Anglesea. The friend’s name could not be learned. Political notes mention John Maynard Harlan as Republican mayoral candidate and James S. Harlan’s interstate commerce commission appointment, amid retirement plans of Associate Justice Brown and Brewer’s coming retirement eligibility.
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Anglesea
Alexander Starke
North
Twenty-sixth Street
Samuel Moore
Myrtlewood Street
Master
Thompson
Moore
Griffith Williams
Point Breeze Avenue
Williams
Seventeenth
Christian Streets
John Maynard Harlan
Harlan
Jamess. Harlan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Henry B. Brown
Brewer
Harlan May Retire Rumor Discussed in Washington
Washington reports consider the possible retirement of Associate Justice Harlan from the Supreme Court. A year ago he told the president he would resign if his son James Harlan could join the U S district bench in Chicago, a proposal met with some Republican objection.
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Washington, D. C
Harlan
Supreme Bench
James 5. Harlan
United States District
Chicago
Insurance policy holders face 70 cent payout offer
Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance company policyholders in San Francisco will be offered 70 cents on the dollar for claims. Attorney Spence, who represented the firm in Milwaukee, argued Wisconsin law to reserve funds for all policies outside the burned district. He claims San Francisco losses may total 2,841,000 dollars, exceeding initial estimates.
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San Francisco
Cal
Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance Company
Spence
Milwaukee
California
Sallow Faces From Coffee Free With Postum Trial
A Washington family credits Postum Food Coffee with clearing up sallow complexions and stomach troubles after a ten day trial. They report improved digestion, clearer skin, cleaner tongues, and steadier nerves, noting they now use Postum exclusively. Read the booklet The Road to Wellville and the slogan There’s a reason.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Weyerhaeuser Timber Buy Seen As Lucrative Northwest Move
In Seattle on August 21, experts note the Northern Pacific timber lands sold to the Weyerhaeuser syndicate are now valued at tens of millions with estimates of 25 000 feet per acre and total value around 45 000 000. The deal is viewed as a pivotal factor in timber land exploitation and regional speculation.
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Seattle
Wash
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company
Northern Pacific
Northwest
North Bank Road
North Band
Weyerhaeuser
Weyerhaeusers
Took Too Much Poison Lives Took Too Much Poison Lives
William Woods was arrested in MOBILE Alabama after allegedly killing his 21 year old wife Mrs Gatze Woods in her sister’s apartment. He claimed he slept near the scene after the act and that he and his wife had troubled times in St Louis at 802 South Broadway.
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Woods
Paris Green
W. C. Woods
Dauphin Street
St Louis
Mrrs. Thomas
Mobile
Ala
William Woods
Gatze Woods
Dixie Mill Company
St. Louis
Soutly Broadway
Pioneer Jas H Kennedy Dies on Montana Farm
Belgrade Montana August 21 Jas H Kennedy 74 a pioneer with a dramatic frontier record died violently while guiding a wheat field harvest His son Benjamin found him dragged by teams after a stroke likely caused the accident Kennedy born in Grant County Wisconsin traced a long westward path from Oregon to Oregon Rogue River War a scalp bounty earned Eureka California and service in Kansas Civil War before coming to Montana in 1864
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Bozeman
Mont
Jas. H. Kennedy
Belgrade
Benjamin Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Grant County
Wis
Clayton
Oregon
St. Paul
Kennedy
Mississippi
Eureka
Cal
California
South America
New York
Kansas
Montana
Whale meat trade grows in Gulf of St Lawrence
In Quebec and Gaspe the whale meat industry expands with a plant on Seven Islands and a dedicated whaling steamer. Two whale species, the humpback and sulphur bottom, are processed for export to South America and China, valued at about $2000 per animal. Former guano use declines as prime meat becomes salted food.
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Quebec
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Gaspe
Seven Islands
China
The
St. Lawrence
South America
Railroads Close Conference on New Rate Law Provisions
Atlantic City Aug 21 Lawyers and railroad officials east of the Mississippi and south of New England adjourned after five days studying the railroad rate bill which takes effect Aug 20. Disagreements over interstate freight rating and damages allocation may seek court rulings on constitutionality and initial shippers. The anti pass section was left to individual railroad settlements.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Mississippi
New England States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Store Management As Black Art Of Ink And Keeping
The remark suggests store management relies on printers ink as a metaphor for control and visibility. It emphasizes that without proper record keeping and documentation the management function loses precision and accountability.
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Tate
Philadelphia
Gund Brewing Company
Nernst
Wisconsin
Main St
Rss
Virginia
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LA Crosse
Elliott-Loeffler Company
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Pearl Street
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