News of the World from The Postville Review
Mrs. Russell Sage of New York gave 1 350 000 to schools and institutions. Caleb Powers trial continued at Georgetown Ky. Mrs. Krakoski McKenna of Niagara Falls robbed of 6 000 diamonds. Garret Shelley shot himself in Illinois. Thomas Bailey Aldrich underwent surgery in Massachusetts. Fred Gentersa arrested in San Francisco for murder. Cold killed 200 settlers in the northwest. John B. McDonald named head of Panama Construction. Cotter Ark post office robbed of 3 000 by Joseph Enisley. Wooster College dormitory fund set at 30 000. Culin jailed for 20 000 theft. Albert Krone on trial for murder. S H Morrow died suddenly. A woman and two children frozen to death in Grand Rapids. Fay Templeton awarded 20 486 in estate suit. Omaha council rejects bonds for lighting plant. George Butler killed in Ashtebula harbor clash. John Asmus charged with murder in Fort Morgan. Joseph Di Giorgio bananas shipwreck off Chesapeake. New bank to open in New Orleans. George Wiler commits suicide. Harry Thaw defense outlined. National Glass curtails production. Mrs Warren Beckwith sued for divorce. Negro fair planned for Mobile. May Douglass dies after fall in Madison. Ross Fry wounded in Nevada. Logan sails to the Philippines with passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
New York
Caleb Powers
Georgetown
Krakoski McKenna
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Garret Shelley
Fulton County
Illinois
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Claude Youngs
San Francisco
Fred Gentersa
Northwest
John B. McDonald
Panama Construction Company
St. Louis
Bertha Bowlin
Cleveland Flyer
Pittsburg
S. H. Morrow
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fay Templeton
Howell Osborne
Omaha
Baltimore
Smith’s Point
Chesapeake Bar
City Bank and Trust Company of
New Orleans
George Wiler
Contra Costa County
California
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Providence
National Brokerage Company
Warren Beckwith
Robert T. Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Mobile
Ala
Chicago
May Douglass
Vancouver
B. C
University of Wisconsin of Madison
Life
Ross Fry
Worley Hargesty
Nevada
M Hargesty
Fort Madison
Logan
Philippines
Intriguing 1900s Headlines Span Wars to Obituaries
The batch mentions war denials by Japan, riotous Russian province swings, and a San Francisco school dispute. It notes a list of notable deaths including Rev. Nesbitt, Rev. Ingersol, Sir John Lee, and Mary Anthony, plus business and civic figures like Conway, Krause, and Rhoades.
Plans to curb aristocracy in House of Commons bid
London reports the government plans to curb the powers of the House of Lords by asserting Commons rights and appealing to the country. Premier Bannerman leads a likely clash with the Lords, aiming to dissolve Parliament and push popular measures despite expected Lords rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Right of Commons
Bannerman
Lords
Eighty seven year old man praises Deans Kidney Pills
Robert Scollan aged 87 of 55 Garden street credits Deans Kidney Pills for restoring sound back and kidneys after a severe kidney trouble. His daughter Mrs. Voetchlous explains the cure and notes her husband was also helped. The Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the medicine at 56 per acre?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scollan
Garden Street
Seneca Falla
Dean
Oetchlous
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Indian and river bills in Senate and House action
Washington reports show the Senate debating the Indian appropriation bill with slow progress and amendments. the Army appropriation bill is reported to the Senate. House action funds a river and harbor bill exceeding 83 million dollars while Indian Territory land restrictions face repeal debates. Senate rejects many Indian amendments from a special committee visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Chicago
St. Louis
Gulf
House
Indian Territory
Senate approves conference report on diplomatic and consular bill
Washington notes the Senate backs the conference report on the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill. The agreement includes a July 1 1907 start for consular clerk salaries at 1000 per year for three years, rising by 200 annually to the 1000 cap. The army appropriation bill and Marsh memorial exercises occupy much of the day, with Cuba policy and militia equipment also debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Senate
Marsh
Ilinois
Cuba
Mullitia
War Department
Ciar Defeated in Elections
In St. Petersburg on February 10 Premier Stolypin acknowledged the opposition’s large majority in electing members to the next parliament. He sought a modus vivendi between administration and parliament to enable constructive work and relief, noting no cabinet changes before parliament convenes. Peasants desire lasting tranquility and a shift in sentiment, with general pacification approaching unless incidents disrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
P. A. Demens
Los Angeles
Cal
Stolypin
Prénét
Names of Assassins Revealed Before Death In Paterson
Justice of the Peace Cortese, mortally wounded by an infernal machine explosion Friday night, named several persons he suspected of sending the package in a posthumous statement. Police in Paterson and nearby cities act on the information to pursue the alleged assassins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Justice of the Peace
Cortese
Express
Midshipmen Dropped at Naval Academy in Deficiency Report
Washington Feb 10 A navy bureau report shows 36 midshipmen will be dropped for deficiencies 15 turned back and 77 only slightly deficient will be warned and continued in their present classes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Naval Academy
Hibernian Beats Indian in Indoor Three Mile Record
George V. Bonhag of the Irish American Athletic Club of New York defeated Tommy Longboat of Hamilton Ontario in a three mile indoor race in Buffalo. Bonhag lowered the indoor record for the distance by five seconds, clocking 14 minutes 43 and 3 fifths seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
George V. Bonhag
Irish American Athletic Club of
New York
Tommy Longboat
Hamilton
Ontario
Bonhag
Flour Mills in Receivership in Illinois and Indiana
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed Saturday against Norton & Co flour mills. The American Trust & Savings Bank was appointed receiver. The firm began in 1848 and runs mills at Lockport Alabama employing 100. The Romeo Illinois elevator and store at 30 years old with assets 600000 and liabilities 250000 unsecured and 350000 secured.
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Chicago
Norton & Co
Flour Mills
American Trust & Savings Bank
Lockport
Romeo
Mothers praise Grape-Nuts for children and health
An unnamed mother extols Grape-Nuts as a daily breakfast aid, claiming fewer medicines and doctor visits. She notes her children favor toast with Grape-Nuts, and a 15 year old son reports improved mind and wellbeing after using it for breakfast. Promotes Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Okga
Boyhood accident leads to neuralgia cure with pink pills
A retired Indianapolis grocer recalls a childhood head injury followed by yearly neuralgia pain and eye watering. After limited relief from doctors, he used Dr Williams Pink Pills and fell pain, later recommending them to others. His wife also reports nervous headache relief. Pills sold nationwide at 50c per box, 2.50 for five. Free booklet on Nervous Disorders offered by Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto H. Rose
Lexington Avenue
Indianapolis
Ind
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Prominent Figures and Royal Sport Echoes of Europe
The czarina of Russia enjoys swimming in a white marble bath at St. Petersburg's winter palace. Earl Tankerville, noted for miniature painting, owns the Chillingham cattle breed used for royal hunts. The king of the nerd was shot in 1904 by Albrecht of Mecklenburg Schwerin. Gervan Cooper of Buffield near Derby, aged 93, has died after a long musical tenure with the local Methodist chapel organ, starting with youth and serving as organist for many years.
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Russia
St. Petersburg Winter Palace
Earl Tankerville
Royal Academy
Chillingham
England
King of the
Diké Dénaiin Albrecht
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Wew
Gervan Cooper
Buffield
Derby
No Relief From Eczema Until Cuticura Remedies Help
A Mississippi note reports Henrietta Mitchell named aide de camp with colonel rank in Governor Vardamar’s staff, reflecting her rise as a prominent society leader and horsewoman in Jackson. Separately a Tippecanoe, Indiana man credits Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent with curing two years of eczema after failed trials of doctors and patent remedies.
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C. V. Beltz
Tippecanoe, Ind
Mississippi
Vardamar
Henrietta Mitchell
Always to Be Depended Upon Brandreth’s Pills Summary
Morning headaches and a tired feeling signal misordered liver or bowels. Nature warns that help is needed and Brandreth's Pills, a long trusted laxative tonic, can be depended upon. Sold in drugstores in plain or sugar coated form.
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Brandreth
Charles E Hughes Nominated as NY Governor Candidate
Charles E Hughes stands as the first New York Republican gubernatorial nominee in fifty years to have no prior public office experience. The party taps Hughes as its sole candidate, marking a historic bid by a nonincumbent figure.
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Charles E. Hughes
New York
Old Man Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
Lima Ohio February 10 Amos Young former county treasurer convicted of embezzling funds as secretary of the Aren County Building and Loan association was sentenced Saturday to two years in the penitentiary. Young is in his seventieth year and has been prominent in business and political affairs.
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Sir John Lee
New South Wales
Sydney
England
B. A. Conway
Conway Coal Company
Sioux City
David Peck Rhoades
The
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Stratford
Conn
S. C. T. Dod
Standard Oil Company
Pinehurst
N. C
Franklin
Venange County
Edward J. Church
Indiana
Indiana Eastern Star
la Porte
Jacob H. Gallinger
Senator Gallinger
New Hampshire
Belasco
Washington
Concord
M. H
Mary S. Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
N. Y
Miss Anthony
Ernest G. Krause
Cleveland
Mr. Krause
Ohio
Elmer S. Dundy
Thompson & Dundy
New York
Luna Park
Coney Island
Arthur Jackman
St. Johns
W. F
Robert E. Peary
Greenland
George W. Denham
Denham
Joseph Jefferson
Wilton Lackaye
Law
William Shakespeare
Kalamazoo
Shakespeare
Michigan Soldiers’ Home
Michigan G. A. R
Moses H. Sydenham
Nebraska
Kearney
Ned
Sydenham
Old Fort Kearney
Desert
Lima
Amos Young
Aren
Loan Association
Young
Merchants Excursions to Milwaukee Offer Low Fare
The Milwaukee Association of Jobbery and Manufacturers reports success of Northwest buyers excursions to Milwaukee. Merchants may buy tickets February 16 to 24, March 2 to 10, or March 16 to 24 with return windows. A certificate for fare paid grants one fifth fare return if validated at the Secretary's office, 45 University Building, within the dates.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Association of Jobbery and Manufacturers
Northwest
University Building
Lord Halsbury record near length of high office tenure
Lord Halsbury holds almost the record for length of tenure as lord chancellor of England. His seventeen year term has been exceeded twice since the Norman conquest by Lord Eldon with twenty five years and by Lord Hardwicke with nineteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Halsbury
England
Lord Eldon
Lord Hardwicke
The Knock-out Blow and Dr Pierce’s Patent Cure
The article discusses the knockout blow in boxing and asserts stomach weakness as a key target. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for digestive and mucous diseases, claiming broad benefits and offering a free booklet and medical adviser, with details for mail requests from Buffalo, N Y.
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Corbett
Pierce
B. V. Plerce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
R. Pierce
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