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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1907

Page

2

Escape of a Finnish singer from Russian jail to America

Miss Marie Misler, an Esthonian prima donna from Finland, escaped a Russian prison in St Petersburg after aiding the Finnish revolutionary movement. Arriving in New York, she plans to sing in the United States. She described harsh prison conditions and how her songs boosted inmates and even inspired some warders to aid her escape orchestrated with help from a Finnish militia and a court justice’s son.

Marie Misler Finland America Maria Miller St. Petersburg New York Unite States Micler Helsingfors Miss Mieler Red Guard Captain Kock Conservatory Palais Royal Moscow Laas Russia Supreme Court Gies Police Officiz Putie Vivorg

Pennsylvania’s Electric Locomotive Sets Power Record Test

Westinghouse and Pennsylvania Railroad showcased a likely largest electric locomotive with 4000 horsepower and 90 mph on an East Pittsburgh track. The test used single phase alternating current overhead lines, signaling potential for cheaper traction as mainlines consider electric propulsion.

Pennsylvania Railroad Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company New York Tribune New York Terminal Pennsylvania Tunnel Westinghouse Pennsylvankty George Gibbs Europe United States New York, New Haven and Hartford Grand Trunk East Pittsburg

Millionaire buys reminder of boyhood days for new home

Daniel G. Reid, wealthy from steel and railway ventures, revisits his Richmond Indiana youth and buys back the carved old barn door from the family farm. He had the door crated and shipped to his Richmond Terrace Hudson estate, placing it in a prominent position to recall happier and harsher memories of his boyhood.

Daniel G. Reid Richmond Ind New York Armorica Richmond Terrace Hudson

Daring Balloon Aeronaut Guasnier in Bennett Cup Race

Rene Gasnier, flying for Aero Club de France, is highlighted as a cool aeronaut ahead of October’s Bennett cup. The piece notes ballooning milestones, referencing past Channel crossings and a near-disaster with Lady Harbord when a valve stuck open during a landing attempt.

Rene Guasnier Aero Club de France New York Tribune Labm English Channel Gasnier Lady Harbord France Downs Dover Castle

Town Creek Residents Weigh Teddyville Name Change

Alabama town near Town Creek considers renaming after presidents as residents argue the name Teddyville could replace the historic yet mocked Town Creek. Citizens push a petition campaign amid decades of name proposals and local pride.

Alabama Town Creek Saya Aled Specia New York Times Teddyville Lawrence County Ala Tuscumbia Yocom Mehama Igoturg Oplee Basham Pebble Trvern Motes Step Briel Arc Limestone County Roosevelt

Soda Fountain At Church Aims To Boost Attendance

In Syracuse Central Church of Christ Disciples the Rev. Joseph A. Serena plans a hot weather attractor. A soda fountain will serve lemonade and ice water to worshippers in the lobby and in their seats with electric fans to keep the interior comfortable.

Central Church of Christ Disciples Syracuse N. Y New York Sun Joseph A. Serena Suomer Serena

Open Air Ward at Massachusetts General Hospital

A Boston Transcript report describes Ward 16 at Massachusetts General Hospital moved into the courtyard with tents for patients, storeroom, kitchen, and plumbing, heated by electric sources. The open air setting aids convalescence among women and children, with the Charles River nearby.

Massachusetts General Boston Transcript Charles River

Sparing the Sunflowers in Kansas City

In Kansas City Kansas the sanitary department declares sunflowers, especially the Kansas variety, are not weeds and must be protected from mowing. A past controversy over whether sunflowers were weeds is recalled, as the plants are less plentiful this year but will be preserved rather than cut down.

Kansas City Kan Sanitary Department Kansas City Journal Addison Kansas

The Latchkey Girl Joke From The New York Sun

A garbled latepaper item hints at a latchkey girl joke with scrambled lines about Mrs. Lora F. Wolund and a humorous phrase. It references a delayed reveal and urban humor from The New York Sun, with scattered fragments suggesting a Punch style quip.

Lora F. Wolund Jaur Va Bey Brel Sneke Arink Eifelee Epuuke Laugten New York Sun

Emeline Williams Elopes Then Marries in Hometown Wedding

In a rural comic crisis, Emeline Williams elopes with a man from Illinois after Mrs. Strong schemes to push the match. Zebediah Henders on, torn by jealousy, crashes the late wedding as Emeline’s plan unfolds and the couple wed with the farm family in attendance.

Farmer Zeb Emeling Farmer Williams Mrs. Strong Zebediah Emeline Illinois Emeline Wil- Hama Emelina Williams Evltier Tiel Keeye van Poliys Ble Emeline Williams Teri Bert Tie Farmer Strong Williams

Hats Through the Ages From Ancient Caps to Fashion

The article surveys historic hat styles from Greek skullcaps and Phrygian bonnets to Persian soft caps and Dromed hats of Xerxes era. It notes beaver and plug hats, royal influences from Charles VII, and 1600s etiquette anecdotes including Pepys and Lord Clarendon on hat removal and respect.

Hherty Tdberty Antonius Livius Xerxes Charles VII Pepys

Wind Tandy and Cruel Workhouse Cruelties Reported

Fragmentary dispatch from Philadelphia Inquirer notes alleged cruelty at a workhouse. The text references Wind Tandy and Quiver figures, with mentions of mistreatment and self-harm. The readable parts indicate harsh conditions and criticism of authorities.

Philadelphia

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