World News Digest: Deaths Scandals and Bank Raids
Obscure reports from London to Albany detail deaths of Ogden Goeler and others, raided Kansas City saloons seizing liquor, and vast fiscal figures. Mentions Weldon Wellman and Nansen talks, farm loans, bank troubles, and a sweeping wave of accidents and political shifts across the U.S. and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Goeler
London
Admiral Miller
Admiral Bardalee
Honolulu
Harry BiNa Cole
Chicago
Smith & McNeil
New York
Eragus Corning
Albany
N.Y
Kansas City
Kew
Harris Villa
Providence
Banda
Walter Wellman
Christiania
Nansen
North Pole
Willian Sergent
Rent Choo!book Trust
James J Hill
Awiten
First National Bank
Greensburg
Ind
AL Hoopeston
State Bank
Anttila
Indiana
Vred McDonnell
Talesing
Wgade
Prince Bismarck Faces Neuralgia and Global Turmoil
The report notes Prince Bismarck suffering neuralgia of the face. A major fire near Venice center is blamed on nine fatalities. A Russian railway mishap derailed a passenger train near Stanttzapoltavskaya. Spain braces as a new Madrid envoy arrives with Argentina policy. El Diario cites 20,000,000 hectolitres of corn, 12,003,000 exportable. Insurgent captures and Cuban surrenders continue under official tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Bismarck
Agin
Venice
Che Yoy
Stanttzapoltavskaya
Manfield
Sussex
England
Spain
Madrid
M McKinlep
Argentina
el Diario
Amazon
Caroling Veriz
Cuba
Miners Back 65 Cent Ton Price to End Strike
The United Mine Workers executive board recommends to miners a 65 cent per ton price from Pittsburg operators to end the strike by year’s end. A convention of suspended miners is called for Columbus September 8 to act on the proposal, which avoids arbitration and aims for a quick settlement and renewed price talks for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Montgomery
Johnustone
Alabama
Polly
Lott
Moblie
Citigers’ Union
Seth Low
Columbia College
Greaser
New York
John Te Tallant
San Francisco
Chicago
Caro
United States
Warre
MacLirla
Evans
Irby
Schrader
Mise Dalsy Roberts
Sioux City
Newcastle
Ind
Columbus
National
United Mine Workers
Pittsburg
Ratchford
Mauser rifle in Cuba shows lethal yet humane claims
Testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee details how Mauser bullets reportedly cause wounds with minimal bleeding and rapid healing in some cases. Capt. William B. Smith and Dr. H. W. Danforth recount isolated injuries amid broader claims of the rifle’s deadly efficiency and the difficulty of tracking wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Senate Committee On Foreign
Cuba
William B. Smith
Getators
Batte
Capt. Smith
H.W. Danforth
Milwaukee
Privatelan Lo
Salvador Cieneros
Tracha
Nook
Dr. Danforth
Spain
Treatment of Cubans and the lethal efficacy of bullets
The speaker explains the power of a steel clad bullet of 31 caliber to penetrate flesh without disabling effect unless it hits a vital spot. He recalls seeing a man survive a head shot, a Major Osgood dying after center forehead impact, and a near miss to the heart. Others describe leg wounds and rapid actions to continue fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
Artillery
Winchester
Anarchist Island Idea From The Illustrated American
The Illustrated American speculates on isolating anarchist leaders on a remote guarded island under international agreement. They argue such a colony would confine anti establishment fervor, allowing free speech and liberty inside yet preventing harm to society by excluding escape and contact with the outside world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirtier
Law and
Seedless fruit stock and the end of seeds debate
George E. Walsh argues in Lippincott's that seedless fruit propagation may suffice as modern horticulture relies on budded and grafted stock. He contends seeds of oranges grapes apples pears are increasingly unnecessary though some seed stock must remain for demand-driven propagation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Walsh
Lippincott's
A King at Play in San Sebastian
In Willam Henry Bishop’s novellet The Septem ber Geribner’s the boy king of Spain is depicted playing on San Sebastian’s beach. The young monarch wades barefoot, digs in sand, and uses a two wheeled platform to scoop water into a tub. His tutor Gon Sanchez guides him or lets him roam. Maria Teresi laughs and dances as water splashes near her feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
James Lydd Breckose
Nasholah
Wis
Chicago
Democratic Committee
Harrity
Democratic Natritional Committee
Farmers’ Congréss
Fort Worth
Tex
Exchange Bank
Elmdale
Kan
Samuel Brady
West Chesterfield
Sailors Creek
James Haleyousa
Fall River
Mary's Heights
Wilton
Cusick
Chireago
Daniel O'Rourke
Reedsburg
William J. Bennete
Bryan Want
Arthur G. Burley
Mr. Burley
Burley & Co
Burley & Tirell
Exeter
N. A
Jordan
Stanford Universlty
California
Ross Fins Beer
Department of Social Science
Merbert Phinney
Boston
Mary Harrison
Edward G. Atcheson
Carbondum Company
Niagara Fal's
Pennsylvania Avenue
Buffalo
Niagara Street
Fairfield County
South Carolina
Ridgeway
Marie Herrotin
Montreal
Fernand Herrotin
Medical Congress
William A. Murray
Ella
Feterebure
New York
Wiliam Gulentuppe
Willams 3
Edwards
Murray
Iowa County
Wisconsin
W. W. Chadwick
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Willams Tomkins
Linden
Michell
Peter Coosier
Mercer and Mechanics' Building and Ban Association
Tranton
M. J
Trenton
Belmar
Mise
Shret
Evans
Gow
Becaues
Buckner
Mimieis National Guard
Ronan
Military Gazette
Camp Lincoln
Gnd
Thomas C. Hall
Hall
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Cateage
Germany
John Hall
Gottingen
Henry Geyer
Co. B
Bth Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Steubenville
John Ovington
Orville Ely
Ovington
Ely
Gaver
Co. D of
Waceter
C. O. Brown
Carl E. Schmidt
Pingree
West End Street Railway Company
Hoston
Iif
Park Street
Pleasant Street
Cruseway Street
Department of State
State of
Towa
John Sherman
da Mae Peck
Charles Harris Simms
Dayton
Goonomowne
Zon
Miss Peck
Virgin White
Willam Henry Bishop
San Sebastian
Geribner's
Spain
Gon. Sanchez
Maria Teresi
Siberian Sledges and Spartan Posting Stations
The account notes that Siberian posting stations along sledges across Siberia are not inns and offer minimal traveler accommodations. It describes the uninviting, desolate appearance of the desolate spots and how travelers are immediately shown to small guest rooms upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberian
The Rustic Posting House and its Bare Central Oven
A travel scene describes a bare room at a rustic posting house with a central oven, a Virgin icon, and royal portraits. Travelers wait and sleep there if needed, while drivers receive horse relays and drink money, reflecting diverse Eastern tribes and nationalities observed by the posting ymadik in Harper’s Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Yemadik
Reindeer Help Alaska Face Food and Transport Needs
The article discusses Dr. Shel don Jackson’s Siberian reindeer import project to Alaska. It notes potential native herders replacing foreign importers, the hardiness and utility of reindeer for food and transportation, and the prospect of reindeer becoming essential as Alaska grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Jackson
Alaska
Siberia
Rea
Atlagka
Jackeon
Pringihe
Lapps
Siteria
Ula
Arctic Tra
Far North
Orat
Klondyke
Arctic Circle
Dowbness
Photogravure Explained in Advertising History
The article discusses photogravure as a printing method using films rather than plates. It notes higher cost but equal or superior picture quality to platinum finishes and that printing must be done by the photogravure company. Advertising Experience Calcaxo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcaxo
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News OF the World
Cineignatl
Turin
Bin
Prince Henri
Orleans
M. Elizabeth Green
Quincy Advertiser
Robert S. Straing
United Telegraph Company
Toston
Eilith Sigler
Frank Sigler
Kansas
May
Stephen Girard
Roull-Millonaire
Philadelphia
Girard College
Charles H. Bickford
Bowdoin
Bath
Abenetion
Myrtle F. Adame
Ursa
Kurt
Harry Danforth
Mauser
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