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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1902
Page
4
The weekly panorama argues German drama factions clash with modern tendencies enraging agrarians and critics. It notes fears over lost jobs for theater staff and hints the public pushes for provocative works despite royal disfavor.
John G. Hallenbeck chosen grand master of the Grand Council, Royal and Select Masters of Illinois, at the annual Chicago session. Hallenbeck, a longtime Chicago resident in the stationery and paper business, has held many Masonic offices and degrees.
The Marchioness of Londonderry pursues a serious literary project on the Irish question. It is suggested she is well prepared by education inclination and experience for the task more so than any noble. Her father Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot was premier earl of Ireland and she spent much time in that country.
Lord Londonderry favors Mount Stewart in County Down where the family spends a large part of the year among a grand tenantry. He served as lord lieutenant of Ireland from 1886 to 1889. Lady Londonderry has long kept Irish ties, promoting Irish life and culture and seeking to know Ireland well to write with warmth and friendliness.
Prominent financier James R. Keene, near 70, lauds a long and uninterrupted prosperity for Russia. Known for funding Civil War bonds, he remains a trusted market voice and is viewed as the Nestor of finance despite a history of ups and downs.
Cyclists are urged to heed a newly perfected code of warning signals designed for international travel. The Inter national League of Tourist Associations has composed a simple series of danger signs using arrows to aid cyclists in foreign countries, unanimously adopted by nineteen national cycling associations.
A concise note explains that clear road signs are easily understood by all cyclists. It emphasizes the universal design of signs to promote safety and smooth interaction between motorists and riders.
In England an effort to revise commercial weights proposes new measures of fifty five pounds twenty five pounds twenty pounds ten pounds and five pounds to run alongside the existing hundred weight system. The aim is to ease use of both cental and hundred weight series and avoid confusion by distinct labeling. The corn cotton and tobacco trades have already adopted the cental system and support for dual sets is growing.
The State Department shows annoyance at the conduct of Senor Concha, the Colombian minister in Washington. His tactics delay the Panama canal negotiations as he insists on a government reply about whether Admiral Casey's stance on isthmus disturbances will affect talks.
Miss Hilda Clark, famed American soprano, to marry Anson Flower son of the late New York governor. Trained in Milan and Paris before joining the Boston company she rose to prominence with the Bostonians.
Experiments measure memory by reading figures at two per second and counting how many a subject can repeat in order. Voluntary attention is engaged, with averages of five figures for six to eight year olds, six figures for ten year olds, and seven figures for adults.
The Haytian revolutionary movement ends with Gonaives surrendering to government troops. Gen. Firmin, a refugee, is aboard the steamer Adirondack sailing for the Bahamas on Oct 26. Authorities expect Firmin’s Vega order to be issued soon upon return.
The St James Gazette notes Major General Leonard Wood appearing eighty years old after dining with King Edward, with a humorous claim he is much younger who served in Civil War fronts. Buffalo Times observes Buffalo business men favor newspaper advertising over other forms for better returns.
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