Week in Review of News and World Events
A broad digest of incidents worldwide includes streetcar riot injuries in Louisville, Roosevelt inviting governors to a May meeting on natural resources, a string of personal tragedies, and various political and financial developments. Notable items cover submarine boat contracts, fires in Alaska and St. Louis, international tensions in Formosa, and deaths or crimes from Oklahoma to New Jersey.
Warner convicted of murder in Colorado shootout
Frank H. Warner was found guilty of second degree murder for killing Esther C. Norling on July 23 in Denver. He shot Mises Morling at a Forty second street store, then killed John C. Wilson at a hat shop before being captured. A patrolman faced dismissal for cowardice. In Boulder, J. W. Reeve was convicted of second degree murder with a minimum ten year sentence for starting a dynamite car fire that killed three and destroyed property.
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New York
Frank H. Warner
Esther C. Norling
Warner
Mises Morling
John C. Wilson
Wilson
Thomas Walsh
Miss Norling
Boulder
Col
J. W. Reeve
Colorado & Southern Railway
Reeve
New Jersey
Colorado & Southern
Switchmen Enjoined in Wage Agreement Case
In Buffalo Judge Haze day, the U S circuit court granted a temporary injunction for the Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad restraining the Switchmen Union of North America Buffalo lodge No 4 and its officers from breaking a wage scale agreement. The petition warns a threatened strike could jeopardize the contract. injunction returnable November 23. Mercantile firms and large shippers urged action to avoid tying up a trunk line during peak crop shipments to the coast.
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Buffalo
Haze
United States Circuit
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Buffalo Lodge No. 4
Fatal Collision Near Steuhenville In Fog
A head on collision between a freight train and a light engine on the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad near Steuhenville, Ohio, Monday night killed engineer Martin Gilday and badly injured two trainmen and two others. Both engines and several cars were wrecked and splintered in the fog shrouded accident.
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Steuhenville
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Martin Gilday
Engmnes
Suicide by gas ends life of Rockford businessman
Worry over finances drove Oscar Nelson a wealthy Duluth furniture maker and former alderman to take his own life by inhaling gas at his Rockford home on Monday. Nelson had lived in Duluth for 20 years.
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Rockford
Oscar Nelson
Duluth
Minn
American Admiral R. D. Buckman Promoted in Turkish Navy
Constantinople Commodore R D Buckman an American naval adviser to the sultan has been promoted to rear admiral in the Turkish navy with the title pasha confirming a rare cross national promotion and honor for a foreign officer in service to the Ottoman state
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Constantinople
R. D. Buckman
Peruna Tonic Endorsed by Lawyer and Buyer
A Washington D C attorney and Anti Trust League counsel endorses Peruna for catarrhal disorders calling it a great remedy and tonic. A Canadian resident recounts recovering from la grippe and pneumonia after two months of Peruna and helps a bedridden young woman regain strength to work as a tailor.
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R.S. Tharin
Anti-Trust League
Pennsylvania Ave
N. W
Washington, D. C
T. Barnecott
West Aylmer
Peruna Tablets Offer Solid Dose Form
Peruna tablets provide a solid form for those who prefer pills over liquid medicine. Each tablet equals one average Peruna dose, delivering the traditional medicinal ingredients in a convenient dose.
Split the Difference Wins Damages in Felixstowe Dog Case
In a Felixstowe dog case a witness valued the dog at 125 dollars while another called it worthless. The judge awarded 62.50 dollars as a fair average. Nathan Straus opens milk booths in New York City selling pure sterilized milk to the poor for one cent a bottle. He insists on absolute cleanliness in all operations and uses hot water and BORAX to cleanse bottles. The article notes the first use of a banquet menu in Germany dates to 1489.
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Felixstowe
England
Nathan Straus
New York City
Germany
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