Notable Obituaries and World News Briefs Across Nations
News of the Week catalogs deaths and major appointments from across the globe. Figures include H. Weakley of Ohio, Judge Tracey in the Philippine court, and Rear Admiral Train in China, with political shifts and international incidents spanning Cuba, Finland, and Washington.
Great Airship Race from Paris Draws International Entrants
The Aero Club de France prepares for the coupe international des seronauts race to be held two months hence from the Tuileries gardens. Entries come from Germany Belgium Spain America Britain France Italy with balloons capped at 2200 cubic meters. The club refused a second entry from Belgium and Italy to avoid last minute changes.
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Paris
Tuileries Gardens
Aero Club de France
Germany
Deutscher Luftschiffer Verband
Baron Hewald
Herr Hugo
Herrsche
A. K. Huntington
France
M. Jacques Balaan
Comte de Castellon de Saint Victor
Comte Henry de la Vaulx
Italy
Societa Aeronautica Italiana
Bignor
Alfredo von Willer
Three Hundred Drowned In Sea Disaster Near Cape Palos
The Italian steamship Sirio, with about 670 passengers, wrecked off Hormigas island near Cape Palos. About 300 emigrants, mainly Italians and Spaniards, drown. The captain died by his own hand. The archbishop of Sao Pedro and possibly another bishop are reported lost. Survived crew and passengers were rescued or taken ashore in distressing conditions.
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Spain
Cape Palos
Sirio
Genoa
Barcelona
Cadiz
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Hormigas Island
Sao Pedro
Brazil
Bajos Hormigas
Navigazione Italiana of
Shrio
Irrigation Contract Awarded to Central Wyoming Company
The state after a capitol conference awarded a $2,000,000 contract to the Central Wyoming Irrigation Company to build storage reservoirs and 75 miles of canals in the Shoshone Indian reservation. The project provides water for 265,000 acres at $20 per acre with perpetual rights. work starts within three months. The company is Chicago backed by the American Trust and Savings Bank, with Joy Morton as president and Mark Morton as vice president.
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Cassopolis
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Rio de Janeiro
Root
United States
S. E. Chamberlain
Newport
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Fay Templeton
Philadelphia
William Patterson
Pittsburg
Mark Graffsky
Warsaw
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Standard Oil Company
Asia
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Washington
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Camden
N. J
Reval
Russia
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Colorado
State Department
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Finland
Sveaborg
New York
Justice Olmstead
Court of Special Sessions
Clifford S. Hixton
Union Trust Company
American Association of Opticians
Rochester
N. Y
Briggs S. Palmer
Boston
Thomas Gowanlock
Kansas City
Dowleites
Zion City
Wilbur G. Voliva
Dowie
Cheyenne
Capitol
Brooks
Johnston
Mullen
Joy Morton
Central Wyoming Irrigation Company
American Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Mark Morton
Ed H. Stearns
Daniel Peterson
Central Wyoming Company
Weld County Harvest Festival Planned for August 23 in Greeley
Plans are finalized for Weld County Harvest Day Festival to be held August 23 in Greeley with expectations of a record turnout. The event will feature attractions intended to surpass the flower fete at Colorado Springs and will involve Windsor Eaton Ault Kersey Lucerne Peckham Evans Platteville and Fort Lupton as participating communities showcasing Weld county’s resources.
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Colo
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Windsor
Eaton
Ault
Kersey
Lucerne
Peckham
Evans
Platteville
Fort Lupton
Weld County
Shoshone Lands First Ticket Drawn by Wyoming Winners
The Shoshone reservation opening drawing began on Main Street with officials W A Richards W H Schnitger and 8 Maginnis presiding. Hans Berlin of Laramie won the first pick and can sell his plot for 3000 while Edward Buck of Basin and Thomas Bly of Fairplay claimed second and third prizes.
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Hans Berlin
Laramie
Wyoming
Wyoming Cowboy
Fairplay
Colorado
Miner
Edward
Buck
Basin
Thomas Bly
E. T. Baker
Denver
C. Moran
A. T. Cordill
Frank Martin
Aust
John D. Milletan
Clarke
Neff
Greeley
Rudalth Johnson
Ninot
Jerman H. Bierman
F. Blackley
J. Smith Johnson
W. J. Orchard
William J. Bratton
E. Earle Alore
Fort Collins
Thillis FE. Willams
Oliver E. Burke
James E. Reeder
Cripple K
John 5. McPherson
Fort Colling
E. L. Coates
Boulder
J. A. Glick
N. Commman
Monte Vista
Am Baldwin
Harlic O
Petrie
Pueblo
Myron BE
Walker
Valverde
William Jopling
Louieville
Warren F. Ferris
William Baldwin
Ural Reed
Newton F. Campbell
Cripple Creek
Bernard Tarrell
Idaho Springs
Robert F. Patterson
Springfield
Julius E. Speitz
Sterling
William Wallace
Henry Baum
Victor
Albert
Nell C. McKenzie
John L. Ankley
Norville H. Robinson
Maud Hall
Frank J. Muller
Crow Creek
George P. Mason
David S. Johnson
Lafayette
Ernest B. Davis
Lupton
Claire S. Miller
Wesley K. Wallace
William Edwards
Oscar L. Merrill
Lucius E. Gibson
John B. McCarter
Lucerne
Charles E. Packett
John B. Clark
Louisville
Walter S. Combs
Grand Valley
Dazed with Pain A Back Ailment Healed by Pills
Gorham of Olympia Washington details six years of back pain after a cold. He reports relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills with improved kidney secretions, clearer urine, and restored regular passage. He finished six boxes to ensure cure, and the trouble has not returned. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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Gorham
East 4Th Bt
Olympia
Wash
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Sunflower Philosophy Snippets From Atchison Globe
A collection of witty aphorisms and observations from the Atchison Kansas Globe. The items riff on vanity humor love jealousy childhood singing and old fashioned funeral views with light playful tone.
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Ife
Atchison
Kan
Globe
Saith the Owl and the Witty Epigrams of Street Life
A playful collage of quips on chorus girls cooks rainbow gold writers envelopes and jewels of honest toll. The piece lampoons modern financiers chaperones and social manners with clever lines about youth marriage and seeing again.
Rest That Rest In Quiet Places Guides Tranquil Living
The passage cautions against hurried activity and public hustle. It promotes calm, deliberate rest shaped to individual needs, favoring a quiet retreat over crowded travel or excessive indulgence. It suggests discovering personal restful practices and following them as closely as possible.
Doctor claims Grape-Nuts cure for childhood constipation
A Massachusetts physician reports relief in fifteen cases of constipation in children using Grape-Nuts. He says predigested, energy giving nutrition supports bowel function and overall vitality, and notes benefits for chewing teeth. Read The Road to Wellville.
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Wellville
Virgs
Treasure Island Mystery Persists Amid Pacific Search
The tale of Treasure Island remains unresolved as interest grows in the 1903 voyage of the steam yacht Kore Marine. Capt Mathews returns to Southampton reticent about findings, while belief in the treasure quest is reportedly strengthened.
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Treasure Island
Kore Marine
England
Cocos Island
Pacific
Southampton
Mathews
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
A letter from Mrs Sara Wilson of Cincinnati endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for ferrile trouble and related female weakness. The writer reports relief from pain nervousness and headaches after five bottles and urges others to try the tonic.
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Pinkham
Lydia
Mra. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Sara Wilson
East Old Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
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