Aavrer's Record Seven Days Briefs On World and Nation
The weekly compact notes a mix of foreign and domestic items from Congress actions to court cases. Highlights include military appropriations debates, appointments, Cuban affairs, the Red Cross, post office bills, and inquiries into casualties in the Philippines, with incidents in Duluth, a Tennessee murder suicide, and significant weather and fire news across towns. The report names several officials and places, including St Louis, Cuba, Manila, Duluth, and Camden, and cites figures on grain stocks, insurance losses, and river projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olives
Cuba
United States
House
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Duluth
Minn
Bristow
Tuvan
Pheebdt
St. Louis
H. DT. MedAllister
Heloise
Tenn
Cole
Globe National Bank of Boston
Howard McClernand
Syppingfield
Cebu
Tisher
Mich
Welene
Iree Chivage
New York
Anen
St. Touts Hall
Hitler
North York
Wisconsin Central Railroad
W. AL Chirk
Gov
Spriges
Manefan
John Dalnetan
Arline Tadden
Tex
Adair Tewey
Theo
Thos Ghaselle Parrott
Noni
Agate
Cravete
Pau
Camden
Eninge
Abepena
War Department
Takind
Lee
Entow
Ali
Om Muntein
Presbyterian General Assembly
Talladega
Ala
Elbert Curry
Tungreu
Pink Dobbins
Venezuela
Manila
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Topeka
Kaw
Pretoria
Mafeking
London
Tal Jer
Newcastle
Laing
Nek
Natal
Gondon
Turbulent events sweep nations and cities in global headlines
Reports tell of fires at hotels, prison disturbances, and strikes, along with political shifts in Massachusetts and Hawaii. Battles rage in the Philippines and Africa, while deaths, elections, and public notices thread through a sprawling period of turmoil and reform.
Miscellaneous items from historic newspapers mix odd notes
A patchwork of brief notices mentions diverse topics from naval assets and a San Francisco millionaire’s wife turning opera singer to a spike in U S exports and a census expansion. Other items note smuggling schemes, a governor’s language skill, Japanese tea promotion, a Modjeska visit and various court and memorial topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seyman
Scott McKeown
United States
Wilhelmina of
Tolland
Treasury
Canada
Alen
Ol Vorto Ricu
Modjeska
Poland
Mygotte
Dudge Simin H Baldwin
Supreme Court
Petty
Jayirss
Sratland
Pezn
Ata
Sebaul
Dinton
Newe
Yorks
Mafeking Relief News Sparks British Jubilation Worldwide
In reports from May, crowds celebrate the relief of Mafeking with street processions in London and across the empire. Alderman Newton leads a joyous display outside Mafeking’s mansion, while national pride surges as the queen and prince receive telegrams of victory.
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Dondon
Phe
Mafeking Waz
Laly
Col
Balen-Powell
London
Fleet Street
Strand
Pall Mall
War Office
Lord Roberts
Windsor Waste
Lord Salisbary
Asa
Prince of Wales
Marlborough Wause
Empire
Bombay
Hong Kong
Columbia
Thuller
Newseastle
Buller
Newscastle
Mary
Navty
Thyenon
Tagagaria
Nicader
Winlkerstroom Iit
Millar
Bren
Georgia Negroes Say Spirits Roam At Night
Neprovs claim all animals are spirits after dark and a passerby may feel a warm air as a spirit crosses. They say locals ward off rotting by sprinkling powder or graveyard dirt on rails. A man picking up a spike meets a blunt luck and a sharp prick when pointed toward him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness Groes Kay
Sind
Block Clark's Game in Sutte Montana
In Sutte Montana May 19 1909 Gov Sunti aims to revoke Clark's U S Senate appointment citing collusion and fraud. Senators Chandler Pettus and Pritchard clash on Clark resignation effect while committee chairs push full investigation to determine validity of Clark’s appointment and resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutte
Mont
Mas
Sunti
AL Clark
Chandler
Chighrinue
Sen-ator Pry
Senate
le Wad
Spriggs
Mir. Clark
Geel
Michin Maginnis
Helens
Chirk
United States
Ciav
Martin
Washington
Chantler
Clark
Smith
Burte
W. B. Chandler
Wy A. Churk
Senate of the United States
Daurkay
Committee
Montana
Leutenant Govenor
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Lard
Ghapdler
Fis
Pritchard
Harris
Pettus
Moar
Burrows
McComas
Cutlery
Imley
Chan Diows
St Louis Strike Talks Press On Amid City Turmoil
May 19 reports say talks between St Louis strikers and the Transit Company have not produced a new proposition. Officials expect another conference until a firm offer is made. Strikers demand reinstatement. the company refuses to discharge temporary replacements. Police report rising violence as sabotage and arrests mount citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Tive Liven
Deast
Sayth
Edward Whitaker
Transit Company
St Tenis
House of Delegates
St. Tinwis Jn
Distressed Mink Reflects on Manners and Progress
A languid meditation notes how others miss tact and propriety. It laments the crowd’s failings while praising those who commit to life work after finding other pursuits too tedious, as reflected in an Indianapolis News sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink
Indianapolis News
Train romance ends with tired traveler on the road
A distracted traveler recounts a quirky encounter aboard a train with a woman who teased him with a flirtatious slip of a favor. After a long bid for conversation, she hints he should leave at the next stop and return to his room. The traveler departs, pondering the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolulu
Rota
Trvse
Crood
Davant
Preventing Wall Dangers in Schootrooms
Article warns of hazards from crowded church interiors and pillar galleries. Recommends clean cement coatings like Alabastine for walls to prevent deterioration and ease renewal, noting similar first costs to inferior paints and easier retinting.
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Seliwohon Pilalg
Open the Paris exposition by Looby’s daring act
A fragment from a Chicago audience recalls Looby the French president tearing through a barricade to open the Paris exposition in dramatic fashion. The piece contrasts grand ceremony with a bold, chaotic start praised as simple and impressive. Also lists Lake Country summer resorts and travel promos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Looby
French Republic
Cleveland
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Pox Lake
Delavan
Lauderdale
Waukesha
Geonomoroc
Palmyra
He Dells
Bourn
Elkhart
Madison
Minocqua
Star Lake
Frontenac
White Bear
Minnetonka
Marequette
Lake Superior
Simmer Homes
Lake Country
Geo. H. Aleafford
Old Colony Building
Chicago
Til
Lane's Family atedicine promotes daily bowel movement health
An old ad asserts Lane's Family atedicine moves the bowels daily as essential for health and mentions benefits for liver and kidneys and headache relief. It lists prices of 25 and 50 and includes a quoted humor about ingenious debt strategies from Chicago Daily News and Philadelphia Keeard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Chicago Daily News
Philadelphia
Keeard
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Missouri
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G. J. Hoot & Co
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W. L. Douglas
Uughas
Amel Wieith
Taueresis
Douglas Bhoe CO
Brockton
Masn
Ana Z
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