News of the World from the Tuverille Review
Governor Murray Crane of Massachusetts likely to succeed Hanna as Republican national chairman. Democratic senators struggle on the Panama issue. Gen John C Black offered civil service post. Mayo Patrick Collins reelected Boston mayor by 27,000. Kansas City chosen for national prohibition convention. Various indictments, embezzlements, and political maneuvers sweep across states, with insular and international notes on Panama, Philippines, and European affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Hanna
Repulivan
Panama
John C. Black
Miuers
Roosevelt
National Negro Suffrage League
Washington
Mayo
Patrick Collins
Boston
Kansas City
Prohibition Committee
O. W. Stewart
Chicago
Insular
United States
Sherman
San Francisco
Philippines
Thirteenth Infantry
Miles
Wyoming
Montana
Yellowstone Kelly
Yellowstone River
Kelly
New York
Panama Junta
Prairie
Colon
Panama Republic
Loomis
Colombia
France
San Miguel Bay
England
Fanama
Multiple Crises and Crimes Mark Year, Nationwide
The report lists diverse incidents including Attorney General Crow ill in St Louis, Jesse Green hanged for murder in Chester, Pa, Brookville fires burning six stores with $25000 loss, bank cashier Asa Bushnell suicide at $18000 shortage, Elizabeth Gillespie buried at Rising Sun after alleged twin brother murder, Ex Senator Ring to retire Jan 1, Knox arguing Northern Securities merger before Supreme Court, Jerry Sims surrender for murder in Marion, Albany woman Daniel Manning elected president of St Louis world fair board of lady managers, Charles Rath held up by convict he arrested in Galena Kan, Nome financial crisis with cash demand, city council boodle charges, and a fatal railroad collision near Pawnee. Mrs Sarah Beatty also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Wood
Cuba
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Unitas Staes
Dietrich
Nebraska
Omaha
Colby
Charles Emory Smith
Perry S. Heath
Meredith
Washington
Tulloch
Grand Rapids
Mich
William Leonard
Garman
Lant K. Salsbury
William H. Ennis
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sing Sing
Johnstown
James Crosby
Grace
James
Horse of Correction
Holmesburg
Letsumntan
Constantinople
State Department
Davis
Alexandretta
Asiatic Turkey
W. A. McKowen
University of California Regents
Berkeley
National Hotel
Middlesboro
Mass
Fred Haskins
Frank Allen
Lake
Aldawampsett
Nicoll Ludlow
Oakdale
Robinson
Sarah Tangley
McKeesport
Edward
Jerome
New York
Cleveland and Southwestern Electric
Wooster
Cleveland
Stronesvile Center
Nathaniel Pharres
Oshkosh
United States
Marshal Glant
Milwaukee
Pharres
Unity
Chicago
Gary
John P. Altgeld
Equitable Trust Company
Toole
Reies
Areata
Sersug
Great Falls
Mont
Adrienne Baque
Peres
Scythian
Susan Day
E. C. Crow
Jesse Green
Chester
Post Onice
Brookville
Asa C. Bushnell
New Haven
Ind
Elizabeth Gillespie
M. C. Ring
Neillsville
Northwestern Railway
Knox
Northern Securities
Marion
Ohio
Jerry Sims
Daniel] Manning
Albany
N. Y
Galena
Kan
Charles Rath
Cherokee County
Nome
San Francisco
Pawnee
Sarah A. Beatty
Multiple Global and Domestic Deaths Reported Across Years
A digest of obituaries and notable deaths from various locales notes figures in Japan Korea relations, a Rome attache’s departure, and several prominent deaths in the United States. Names include Bishop Bradley in Manchester New Hampshire, Boston broker Edward Hodges, Kuhn Loeb co founder Solomon Loeb, Judge Fletcher Ladd in Boston, and Captain Robert Gelee, kin of Gen Lee, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Bishop Bradley
Episcopal
Edward ¢. Hodges
Boston
New York
Solomon Loeb
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Edward
Hodge
John R. Proctor
Civil Services of Boston
Commission
Washington, D. C
M. D. Moore
Pond du Lac
Winnipeg
St, Denis
Regina
Saskatchewan Valley Land Company
Fletcher Ladd
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Curious Food Compound Raises Health Concerns
Old bones alum Flint and sulphuric acid used in baking powders draw warning to housekeepers. Peddlers tout cheap brands and new formulas, often with health risks. Alum powders are low priced but harmful. many so called phosphate powders mix in alum. Buy trusted brands and avoid testers in homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senate Debates Cuban Bill and Panama Interests
Washington dispatches detail Senate debates on the Cuban tariff bill with Bailey opposing on constitutional and policy grounds while Perkins and Simmons support, and McCumber Patterson clash over sugar duties. Morgan seeks attorney general clarification on Panama canal purchase, with tilts on isthmus deals and labor questions. In the House rural free delivery, Canada Panama reciprocity, and route favoritism sparks partisan replies from Hepburn Heminway Crumpacker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senator Perkins
California
Simmons
North Carolina
McCumber
North Dakota
Patterson
Colorado
Aldrich
Dolliver
Cummins
Iowa
White House
Morg £An
Attorney General
United States
Panama Canal Company
France
Canada
Panama
House
Maddox
Georgia
Hepburn
Heminway
Indiana
Crumpacker
Senate OKs Cuba Reciprocity Treaty Amid Debate
Washington reports the senate passed the Cuba reciprocity treaty by 67 to 18 after speeches by Senators Spooner and Bailey. The measure enforces the treaty ratified last March reducing Cuban duties and U S duties on Cuban goods. The session also addressed isthmian canal questions as Panama issues arise and a Minnesota land grant proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Cuba
Spooner
Bailey
United States
House
Bard
Bate
Borey
Carmack
Culberson
Daniel
Dubois
Foster
Louisiana
McVanery
McLaurin
Mallory
Martin
Newlyands
Petos
Taliffiro
Teller
Tillman
Panama Row Stirs Senate on War Powers and Panama Crisis
Debates over isthmus independence and US intervention flare in the Senate. Senator Morgan and colleagues press a resolution challenging executive war powers without congressional consent amid tensions with Colombia over Panama. The House backs a postoffice papers inquiry, prompting sharp GOP opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Patton
Land
Oregon
Morgan
Senate
United States
Congress
Colombia
Department of Panama
House
Committee On
Postoffice Department
Postmister General
Postofice
Man Cites Dodd's Kidney Pills Cure for Backache
A Western Woolgrower from Newcastle Wyoming reports lasting relief from backache after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He describes two years of pain since shearing sheep, failed medicines, and doctors, then recovery and full health over a year after starting the pills. He claims he is now the healthiest man in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Wyo
C. Holst
Mr. Holst
Frithout
Dodd
Wyoming
Alice Bailey
Atlanta
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkeham
Thad
North Boule
Lydia
What Jonah Failed to See
A compact excerpt notes Jonah’s grumbling over a humorous episode with a Whale while denying seeing a sea serpent. He laments comparing ancient events with modern times and proceeds on his voyage, reflecting on perception and belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah
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United States Steel Company
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Colo
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Bell
Southern Railway
Princeton
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Later
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Metz
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Iran
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Halifax
N. S
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United Kingdom
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Leo
L. A. Front
Jacksonville
Central Hospital For the Insane
Amherst
Benjamin Jewel
Mississippi
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Bowman
J. RR
Bowman Paper Company
Minneapolis
B. Rankin
Washington College
Tennessee
John G. Martin Educational Fund
Evansville
Orient
Corea
Kurada Torasuke
Rome
Japan
Augustus Groninger
Sioux City
First National Bank
Edward J. Frost
Detroit
Thomas Mitchell
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
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Indian Territory
John cc. Hennessy
New York Press Club
Leopold Mayer
Abtenhaim
Robert Gelee
R. B. Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
Curious Food
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Texas
Isthmian Canal
Republic of Panama
Republic of
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Foraker
Senator Hoar
Mitchell
Virginia
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