Cheesman Tragedy Repeats as He Ends in Crisis
The piece recounts Frank H. Cheesman of 2227 Ohio Street South Berkeley, repeatedly attempting suicide through electric shock, poison, jumping, and stabbing, including recent self-inflicted lung injury. He married Edie Lambert, then again to disorder, and has been treated in Ukiah asylum before a San Francisco shelter and now Berkeley hospital.
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Rank H. Cheesman
Ohio Street
Berkeley
San Francisco Examiner
Styx
Ol Charon
Cheesman
Greemman
Ture
Chees
Southern Pacific
Cheeaman
Edie Lambert
Paric
Lorin
Agsim
Frank H. Cheesman
Eftiebert
Mra Chetaman
Cheesfan
San Francisco
Ukiah Imsane
San Diego
Oakland
South Berkley
Rowell
Creesman
Gem of American scenery Crater Lake in Oregon
Crater Lake, praised as a jewel of the northwest by Science, lies in the Cascade range of Oregon. Accessible by wagon roads from Ashland Medford and Klamath Falls, it features a six by four and a half mile indigo lake within a volcanic caldera surrounded by cliffs. The lake’s depths reach 2000 feet and rim elevations range 7000 to 8200 feet, with Wizard Island rising 849 feet above the surface. The surround forest holds red bark fir and hemlock giants, while Klamath Lake hosts trout and ducks. The region promises improved access for tourists and sportsmen seeking natural grandeur.
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Crater Lake
Cascade Mountains
Oregon
Northwest
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Yosemite
Ashland
Medford
Klamath Falls
Wizaard Island
Columbia
Klamath Lake
Americam Acenery
Colorado University catalog shows record growth and rank
The 1806-07 Colorado University catalogue reports attendance more than doubling in four years and places the institution among the eleven leading American universities and five leading state universities. It cites 609 students from 50 Colorado towns and 23 states plus seven foreign countries, with 29 graduate students and facilities across 52 acres and nine buildings in Boulder.
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University of Colorado
Rocky Mountain
United
Colorado
New England
Pacific Coast
School of Applied Science
College of Liberal Arts
School of Medicine
School of Law
University
Boulder
Italians in the United States and their labor patterns
The article notes about one million Italians in the United States with a third in major cities. Half are laborers and fifty percent illiterate. It says Italian workers are frugal and seek self improvement, will not take other trades, and resist begging. It asks if readers have seen Italians asked for a nickel. References La Luce Evangelica Newark New Jersey.
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United States
la Luce Evangelica
Newark
N. J
Armenian relief funds sent to Turkey appeal for aid
Thomeneds are Starvieg New York reports the National Armenian Relief Committee wired £235000 to Turkey. A cable from the Constantinople committee, chaired by the British ambassador, says funds are far short of needs as about 40000 children have become orphans from the massacre. Wards of Christendom can be saved for a dollar a month. contribute to Brown Bros. & Co. for the relief fund. Spencer Trask chairs, Frederick D. Greene is secretary.
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New York
National Armenian Relief Committee
Turkey
International Committee
Constantinople
Christendom
Brown Bros. & Co
Wall Street
Spencer Trask
Frederick D. Greene
St Louis Women Pool Room Opens In Business District
In St Louis Missouri on February 8 a poolroom for women opened at 200 North Eighth Street offering betting on horse races from San Francisco and New Orleans. Presided by Mrs. Mary Behan the room is exclusive to those with credentials. Bets range from two to five hundred dollars and seating is comfortable with drinks on request.
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St Louis
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
North Eighth Street
Mary Behan
Shipbuilding in 1896 and world output
Lloyds reports a net world mercantile tonnage rise of 842000 tons in 1896 with sailing down 264000 and steam up 1106000. Outside the UK 408131 tons were built, while the UK launched 696 vessels of 1159751 gross tons excluding warships. total UK output stood at 751 ships of 1323709 tons.
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Lloyd's
United Kingdom
Golden Medical Discovery Helps Digestion and Health
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for digestive and liver troubles. It claims to improve nourishment, blood formation, and overall health, recommending Pleasant Pellets as a laxative aid. A testimonial from Alonzo D. Jameson credits the remedies with restoring his wife’s health after years of illness.
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Dr. Pierce
Alonzo D. Jameson
Dunbarton, Merrimack Co
N. H
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R Cocesman
Spenders
OUR State University
Crogen
Milons
Cook Boks
Charles A. Vogeler Company
St. Jacob's Oil
Charles A. Vogeler
Baltimore
Maryland
Papa
Louis XIV
Louis the Magnificent
Mrs. Bradley-Martin
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