Global Briefs From A Busy International Ledger
A compact roundup notes U S Pacific fleet target practice in Manila Bay under Rear Admiral Spree. Taft telegrams Persian monarch Mohammed Ali congratulating on Persia's constitutional parliament. Chinese empress dowager buried in eastern tombs. Buenos Aires police chief Senor Falcon assassinated, secretary wounded by bomb. Cuba Spain treaty stance questioned by U S on trade preferences. France faces budget woes from higher taxes. Tarantula scare at Washington dead letter office. Five year old Frank De Rosa found dead in chimney. cause under coroner review. Railway wage talks loom west of Chicago. Kinkaid touts currency reform. Aldrich cited by bankers. Miss Margaret Illington marries Edward J Bowes in Reno. Gompers Morri son contempt stays denied. Labor leaders oppose galoon. South Dakota robberies. Arizona miners fund appeals. Grain exchanges form North American Council. Rice production up. Pinchot seeks defined status. Ballinger orders more land withdrawn. Labor probes steel industry. insurgents vs Cannon. Bell Telephone buys Western Union. International Labor Press Association formed in Toronto. Central bank advocates urged by George Robert. NYC unemployment numbers cited by Cora D Harvey. Nebraska grain receipts fall. Stetson name dropped from Christian Science rolls. New York customs dismissals. Nicaraguan rebels shot without trial. Omaha suit against Independent Telephone. Finnish diet dissolves. labor leader stay granted in Washington. Honduran army march toward Chiquuteca frontier. National railway commissioners adopt uniform code. J D Bingham and Judge Payson remembered. Hog prices rise 30 percent toward November. Mexico tariffs on corn affect Omaha dealers. Amoy free from bubonic plague and cholera.
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Spree
Manila
F. I. Bay
Taft
Mohammed Ali
Teheran
Persia
China
Forbidden City
Buenos Ayres
Senor Falcon
Callao Street
State Department
Spain
Cuba
United States
France
Washington
Frank de Rosa
East Sixty-third Street
Chicago
Kinkaid
Nebraska
Aldrich
Margaret Illington
Daniel Frohman
New York
Edward J. Bowes
Tacoma
Reno
New
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
South Dakota
Shipp
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cherry Vale
Council of North American Grain Exchanges
Gifford Pinchot
Ballinger
National House
Speaker Cannon
Bell Telephone Company
Western Union Telegraph
International Labor Press Association
Toronto
Can
Charles W Pear
Joplin
George Robert
Mint
Augusta I. Stetson
Christian Science Church
Independent Telephone Company
Omaha
Court of Appeals
Chaluteca
Lara
National Association of Railway Commissioners
W . H. Gleason
el Paso
Texas
Utah Jockey Club
Paris Chamber of Deputies
Judson D Bingham
Philadelphia
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
West Point
Lewis BI. Payson
Congress
Illnois
Louise B. Payson
Department of Agriculture
Mexico
American Marine Hospital Service
Amoy
Census supervisors to begin 1910 count April 15
Instructions to supervisors who are to take the next census beginning April 15, 1910, were sent by Census Director Durand. He says the act provides no bar to women or under 21 from becoming enumerators, noting women served in previous censuses.
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Durand
R. E B. Peary
Belasco
National Geographic Society
Cook
Court of Appeals of
The
District of Columbia
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Alaska
Lord Minto
India
Lady Minto
Department of Justice
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Oregon
Heney
Dead and Missing At St Paul Mine Tragedy
In Cherry Illinois the St Paul mine disaster left 92 dead and 198 missing with ten bodies brought out Sunday and 37 more found on the second level. Rescue workers faced black damp as bells tolled and towns mourned while priests prepared for last rites and Mayor Connolly reported 20 rescued and 150 believed alive.
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Cherry
Ill
St. Paul
Spring Valley
Connolly
President Taft
Washington
Another Football Victim Dies In Orange NJ
Albert P. Wibialske aged 17 died at Orange Memorial Hospital after a football tackle left him headfirst on the field. The incident follows a similar fatal injury to Cadet Byrne of West Point, marking another deadly outcome in the sport.
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Orange
Cadet Byrne
West Point
Albert P. Wibialske
Orange Memorial Hospital
Knox Seeks Reparation Demand Over Nicaraguan Deaths
Secretary of State Knox after talks with President Taft at the White House said the United States would immediately prepare a reparation demand on the Nicaraguan government if representations about the Grace and Cannon cases are verified by inquiries. Knox and Hoyt briefed Taft for two hours after a precursor meeting at Knoxs home with Huntington Wilson.
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Washington
White House
Knox
State Department
Taft
Henry M. Hoyt
Executive Mansion
Huntington Wilson
Nebraska News Briefs From Across The State
A roundup of Nebraska items reports the Geneva bank opening and snow delaying corn husking in parts of the state. It notes deaths and accidents including Robert Pollock in Erie and a fatal shooting in Lynch ke Pete, plus a derailed Burlington freight near Alliance. Posts on farming, public notices, medical council appointments, and upcoming rail fares for the National Corn Exposition complete the brief.
Recipe for Catarrh from High Medical Authority
A historic note promises a blood based treatment for catarrh. It details a simple mixture: one ounce syrup of Sarsaparilla, one ounce Torts compound, half a pint of high quality whiskey. Shake in a bottle and take tablespoon doses before meals and at bedtime.
Against the Odds: Elevating Standards Through Cato Notions
An Irish quote appears in the Baltimore American musing on a son’s future role. The dialogue contrasts “able” progress with a bold line suggesting impact through “raising Cato,” signaling political or cultural ambition. The snippet hints at public discourse over moralizing leadership.
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Cato
Baltimore American
Astor Yacht Nourmahal Found Safe in San Juan Harbor
A wireless message reached the United States revenue cutter service Sunday announcing that John Jacob Astor's yacht Nourmahal had been found riding in safety inside San Juan harbor Porto Rico. Captain Worth G. Roos, in command, verified its genuineness and ordered the Yamacraw to return at once after it had been sent to West Indian searchers.
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Washington
United States Revenue Cutter Service
John Jacob Astor
San Juan
Porto Rico
Worth G. ‘Roos
West Indian
Germany debate over American meat imports and trade talks
German newspapers discuss American meats and the expected treaty talks with the United States. The Commercial Treaty association warns against protective policies and argues many sanitary restrictions could be eased.
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Germany
Berlin
Bulletin of the Commercial Treaty Association
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Clarence Mackay
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Wyoming
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Wien
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G. P. Fall
Beatrice
American Medical Association
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Clarks
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W. N. Young
Calhoun
Willam Blackwood
Ohio River
Central Passenger Association
Indiana
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Warden Smith
York County
Congressman Norris
Willam Coon
Smith
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Enders Lake
Brown County
Clement D. Langley
L. A. Langley
Pallsade
Fr. Grover
A. J. Blount
Venango
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Janie M. Watkins
T. G. Kunkel
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Frederick G. Bauer
F. G. Busse
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John Deere
J. E. Wallace
Lake Strait
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Klesala
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Taabe Mark
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