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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1901

Page

4

Rear Admiral Bunce Dies After Long Naval Career

Rear Admiral Francis M. Bunce, a Civil War veteran honored for Yorktown Fort Fisher and Charleston siege actions, died at his Washington home after months of illness. Born 1836 in Connecticut, he joined the Navy in 1852 and rose to rear admiral by 1898. He last served as Brooklyn Navy Yard commander starting 1897.

Francis M. Bunce Navy Washington Admiral Bunce Connecticut Naval Academy Yorktown Fort Fisher Fort Caswell Wilmington N. C Gil Morris Island Fort Sumter Charleston Brooklyn Navy Yard

Rail speed gains reshape cross country travel in a century

The article notes Northwestern and Union Pacific cut the limited Chicago to San Francisco run by three hours ten minutes and reduce times on two other services. It contrasts today’s rail network with pioneer routes described in Edwin Bryant’s California exploration, highlighting vast growth from prairie schooners to a continental web of tracks and through routes.

Northwestern Union Pacific Chicago San Francisco Pioneer Times Edwin Bryant California United States Missouri Peary North Pole Greenland

Wave of Bank Embezzlements Hits Two Day Span

The Chicago Tribune reports three embezzlements within two days by George Armitage, M A Emory, and A G Smith with Louis Swift, totaling 271000. October losses rise to 808000, the highest monthly total this year, pushing annual bank theft to 2968911, nearly half of all crimes.

George Armitage New York Bank M. A. Emory Boyertown A. G. Smith Louis Swift Lowell Mass Chicago Tribune

Cold Weather Advice From A Local Column

The piece argues clothing alone does not keep warmth. It stresses heat from food like milk butter cheese oatmeal potatoes and the Hice. Readers should wear wool or silk, breathe deeply, keep a steady meal pattern, walk to work, and avoid huddling in small spaces to stay warm.

London Furs and Bird Trade Surprising Exports Noted

The London market shows a large export of robins totaling about 25 000 birds yearly worth around £18 000 with Canaries and other singing birds contributing large sums. Tyrol and Germany supply many canaries while Germany and Russia export 40 000 trained bullfinches annually. Prices vary from six pence to £4 for rare species and the largest British wild bird price reached £10 for a white blackbird.

United States Canada Australia Tyrol Germany England London Mail

Words of Wisdom and Courage Across Quotations

A collection notes that wisdom comes from duty trust and discernment. Notable lines quote Chesterfield Cicero Campbell Franklin Eliot Landon Massinger Stoddard and Feltham on soul of business loneliness hope courage and discretion.

Cicero Campbell Franklin George Eliot Landon Massinger A. Bill

Mechanical Stentor magnifies voice for telephone and phonograph

A new patented contrivance uses a rapidly spinning metal disk and a brake linked to a large diaphragm to magnify voice vibrations. The system converts ordinary speech into powerful shouts while preserving intonation, works with telephone or phonograph, and can reproduce music. powered by a motor or a four horse engine per need, as described in the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post.

Philadelphia

A Century of Progress In Medical History

A medical paper compares George Washingtons death by quinsy to modern practice. It notes that current care would likely save him and suggests future physicians may view today’s methods as crude, reflecting a century of advances in medicine and surgery.

George Washington

The Teacher's Wife in Clarissa Finds Relief

Mrs Clara Keys wife of a local school teacher tells how after years of constant back pain headaches and neuralgia she found relief with Dodd's Kidney Pills She says the medicine removed her pains quickly and she and her 74 year old mother now enjoy freedom from illness.

Clarissa Minn Clara Keys Charles Keys Dodd

Notable Irish gallantry and a witty court remark

An Irish judge presiding over a case notes in summing up that the matter seems plain except for Mrs. O'Toole and her daughter, illustrating Irish wit and gallantry. Also advertised are free dropsy treatment by H H Green's Sons of Atlanta and claims about the largest insect, the elephant beetle of Venezuela weighing seven ounces, plus buckwheat and rural exchange sayings.

H. H. Green Atlanta Venezuela

Waldorf Mines Offer Vast Wealth in Colorado Belt

The Waldorf company controls about one hundred mines in Colorado with extensive tunnels and high value ore. Early stock rose from 8 to 25 cents, and prospects point to further gains as operations deepen to 2,000 feet. Individual mines report monthly productions up to $1,600 and a district ore average of $109 per ton. The company pledges strong safety and profit for Eastern investors seeking small stakes.

Central City Colorado Rocky Mountains Greggory Main Range Back Bone Rockies Colorado Central Stevens Group Independence Group Waldorf Group Rocky Mountain Waldorf Company Stevens Independence Missouri River Mendham Commonwealth Johnson Tobin Atock Chamber of Commerce F. A. Moore Dean Clear Creek County E. J. Wilcox Argentine J. Nicholas

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