Arrest Churchman on Forgery Charge in New York
Rev. Paul Sweet alleges forgery by parish secretary L. Sayers of St Fevl's Cathedral society at Garden ity New York. Sayers 59 was arrested at Ashlind house in Harden City after discrepancies reported in accounts. He previously saved the school from a gas plant accident, after which he received $1500 yearly and the secretary post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T-Dugcay Caniybell Sayers
St. Fevl's Cathedral Society
Garden Ity
Ashlind House
Paul §. Sweet
Bishop Buress
Alexander Eb, Or
George Poster Peabody
Sayers
Harden City
Frianda
Baver
At P Paul's Cathedral
New Steel City to rise on Lake Erie shore near Geneva
Cleveland Aug 7 A vast 3D manufacturing hub is planned on the Lake Erie south shore just north of Geneva Ohio. Jones and Langhlin Co independent steelmakers moving from Pittsburgh have bought over 1000 acres by the lake front four and one half miles northeast of Geneva to relocate their entire plant. The looming centerpiece is the ship canal plan to connect Lake Erie with Pittsburgh to accelerate growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lake Orie
Geneva, Ohie
Jones and Langhiln Company
Pittsburg
Ad- York
Genevaann
Compesl Lake Erle
Ploteburg
Army doctors seek pay legislation for hospital corps
Washington, Aug. 7 The Doyal medical officers hope to obtain payne legislation at the ext session of Congress for the hospital corps. They assert that good men are not entering the service and that it is difficult to induce others to enlist. They plan to renew the recommendation for a dental corps and to obtain authority to employ women nurses mainly at naval hospitals, at home and aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Lapital Corps
Naval
Hone
Changes in two flag officers to take place within months
Washington reads that within the next three months Rear Admiral J B Davis will relinquish command of the second squadron of the Atlantic fleet on August 28 and Rear Admiral C H Stockton will leave command of the special squadron consisting of the armored cruisers Tennessee and Washington on October 11. Davis will be relieved by Rear Admiral Charles J Sperry and Stockton by Rear Admiral Titel Bebree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. B. Davis
C. H. Stockton
Davis
Atlantic
Charles 3. Sperry
Stockton
Tennessee
Titel Bebree
Judge N and Kittrell Score Commissioner
Special to The Wish Houston Texas August Judge New man G Kittrell defends fellow judges and denounces attacks as unjust and unprofessional. He says targeting peers violates good taste and fairness and asserts his ruling aligns with law and the Constitution. He argues pass law cannot impair valid contracts and defends the integrity of the Texas bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Newman G. Kittrell
Iaw
Railroad Commission
Texas
Supreme Court of the United States
Respectavie
Duncelea
Moru Rahi
Notige to Hougemovers on School Building Move
Proposals will be revolved for moving the Cyney colored school building to within ten feet of the Newton street Wenerty Hoe on August 4. A verified board of Antonta school and related entities are involved. Elroy & Co. 127-129 Losoyn.
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Cyney Colored School
Newton Street
Wenerty
Hell
Fan Antonta School Board
Oo Antomabila
Pepe Tulede
Queen Deyuuder
Ena
D. W. Ale Elroy & Co
Losoyn
Real estate transfers across counties and cities
A long list of property conveyances detailing transfers among numerous individuals and counties including B B Wilte to Charles Louis Meyer in San Antonio area, Belle Cayce to A A Warner in Gillenple county, Christine Chingse to Joseph A Bitsger, and many others with parcel descriptions, lot and block numbers, streets, and money figures ranging from $1 to $5250. The notices involve Arizonan, Texan, and Ohio residents with properties in San Antonio, Alamo Heights, and surrounding blocks, reflecting widespread real estate transfers and associated valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Wilte
Charles Louis Meyer
Det- Win
Staffel
Belle Cayce
Gillenple County
A. A. Warner
Bexar County
Selena
Christine Chingse
Joseph A
Walter S
George Evill
Cochise County
Arizona
A. FE. Stone
Gary County
Josef J. de Onzatay
GW. Woater
Abigail Mehegan
Scot Street
Huldah B. Chapman
Huron County
Ohio
Mabel Luter
Bloch
Neb
Maveriak Grave
A. B. Callaghan
Besar County
Cortitla Bannister
Mass
Avlington Helents
Theodore &. Harris
Suttalk Coupery
Robert W. Livacomb
Low Avenue
Pecos Street
Lave View Eye
Yes
Fred West
Chas. C. Smith
Ang Lola
M. Moses
San Lula
Chupadous
San Fernando
Cajaverad
Mary A. Shardley
Theodore Het Ying
N. W
C. van Noan
P. E. Dinwiddie Et al
Wore- Yach
Web
North Flores
Hoins
Vote Games as Spouses
Montrech reports Canadian club women study suffrage plans from Prof R B MacNaghten of McGill University. He argues married women will vote with husbands and challenges the view that it gives advantage, saying married men symbolize stability and a conservative national role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrech
R- B. MacNaghten
McGil University
Australia
Womes
Reliable Harness Sale Promises Big Savings
Harness buyers urged to consider a 15.00 harness set that previously sold at 30.00. Copy stresses value and trust with the slogan reeling in belief and cautious optimism about the discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnes
Largest locomotive built for Erie railroad debut
A massive locomotive, built at Schenectady by American Locomotive, weighs 413,000 pounds and is designed as a push engine for the Erie line between Susquehanna and Gull Summitt. It can haul a mile and a half long train without helpers, featuring two engines under one boiler and powerful driving wheels, signaling a shift in heavy freight power.
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New Yorkig
American Locomotive Company
Schenectady
Erie Railroad
Teller
Tt Line
Anyaligla
Feud Ends in Death in Mexican Highway Duel
In Tiwangi Mexico during Aug T-10 a m a duel on the highway near Nude elly Pabla Valenzuela a wealthy prominent sightman was shot and killed by a vaquero from the Santa Mariaa vineh. The feud has roots in a long standing war with men going armed for years. Valenzuela's slaveh escaped and it is unknown whether he was hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiwangi
Mexico
Ravolver
Elly Pabla Valenzuela
Vilanguela
Corpus Christi Local Baseball Score and Carpenter Union Meet
Corpus Christi Texas August 7 Two baseball wins highlighted the day with Corpus Christi topping an opposing team 12 to 4 while Houston posted a score of 7 to 4. The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners convened at Taher Hall with about eighty delegates present. A W Pratt F Moore and others attended. President A Bor presided with Sco ng assisting.
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Corpus Chrtetl
Tex
Houston
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Taher Hall
Bor
Scong
A.W Pratt
F. Moore
Corpue Chirisil
E. Wilts
Corsleam
L. Jones
U- G. Berry
L. Stearman
James Cannon
Elker
W. B. Dranen RM
B. Hyde
J. A. Large
Dat- Lotsenheiser
Mrantz Tusk
E. A. Lightfant
Fort Wo
Seek Home in Mexico Mission Stirs Russian Colonization Plan
Monterer Mex Aug 7 Two thousand Russians now living in Southern California have sent committees to select and arrange colonization efforts in Mexico. They aim to purchase land and establish at least 13 000 Telatiyed to Russian settlers waiting to join them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterer
Mex
Galifornia
Mexico
Mine Syndicate Formed in Saltillo Copper District
Reliable reports say Villa's brothers, wealthy miners of Saltillo, have approached copper magnates in Coreaption del Oro with plans to form a syndicate dedicated to exclusive copper development in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltillo
Mex
Villa’ Brothere
Complete Waterworks Celebration Highlights New Printing System
A Aug 7 ceremony in Matohula Mex showcased new waterworks with a display of modern print type and an energetic crowd. The event featured a demonstration of the new printing system and included addresses by local officials and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matohula
Mex
Cuban Negroes Are Hungry for Office
Havana reports that the province of Pinar del Rio sees an independent black party forming to uplift the black man and seek public offices. Government officials fear the movement as it grows, with leaders advancing promises of privilege and calls for recognition. A memorial has been sent to President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft for diplomatic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Pinar del Rio
Dora Nol
Perhaly
Pogva
Baltveté
Mra Agiladon
Negro
Mead
Roosevelt
Takagi
Shippers Balk on Railway Ruling in New York Meeting
Freight shippers and railroad managers met in New York to discuss the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling on freight routing. They debated the ruling’s impact on shippers and carriers, and adjourned the meeting to a future date. Managers argue the change does not cure the evil and could permit railways to control routing and confiscate shipper property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tentralline Wumaly Freight Shinméits
Milliway of
Tol
Wing Ghout & Closer Association of Shipping
Leresta
Trafic
Monterey Strike Ends After Conference At Work
Monterey Mexico August 7 The strike at the Monterey box factory and affiliated firms ended after a conference. The R L Burnell Co 515 817 East Commerce manufactures all kinds of paper boxes and supplies wrapping paper bags twine and chat. The firm serves Texas Louisiana and Mexico with a workforce of about thirty five to forty employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. le Burnell Co
East Commerce Nent
South
R. T Murnatt
Texas
Louisiana
Mexico
R. L. Darnett Company
Overwork felled Schubert head at Rhubert Enterprises
New York reports Captain Lue Schubert, head of the Rhubert theatrical chain, died from overwork after the death of his brother Sam in a railway wreck two years earlier. His collapse is blamed on stress from managing the family enterprise and theaters nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lue Shuebert
Rhubert Theatrical Enterprises
Ala Homie
Sam
Eventods Enterprises
Lee Shovert
Board to discuss fair concessions at city exposition meeting
A board meeting at 3240 address will review granting major concessions for the November fair including restaurant and sandwich stands. Plans to attract large crowds, relocate vendors, and complete renovation of the exhibition track will be considered with decisions to be made on selling concessions and other privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walep Prasgare
Prom Eight Delight at Arbgher Verein Hop
A pleasant social event described as a prom hosted by Mrs. Denalison at the Arbgher Verein. Report notes a cohort of schoolteachers and local officials involved in civic matters and a concurrent Irish convention delegation planned for Chicago. An accident is reported involving a rider with minor injuries and a separate marriage license inquiry at the clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denalison
Arbgher Verein
Streal Commissioners' Desert
Ety
Irish Society
Chicago
Operd Howse Ie
Dillion
Thu Street
Bruset
Mariage Scenses
Births reported with several local names and addresses
Birth notices list multiple newborns with dates and parental names at Nolan Street Teal Street and Gale Street. Includes August and July birth years, with addresses in Ourhhart Avenue and Troy. Also an unrelated ad seeking buyers for old corn bran oats at 10 per month street New phond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migust
Acs
Hare, Nolan Street
W. ¥. Robinett
Nolan Street
Ourhhart Avenst
Georges &. Brady
Teal Street
Troy
Mary
B. Fhulheyd
Gale Street
New Phond
Art Gem Sales Stir American Artists
New York Ag 7 news from Todny that the Rudolph Be, Nan nam art collection sold to Duveen Brothers for the record price of 60,000. It is noted the collection will not go to J P Morgan. Several criminals of theipl.ingston may head to America. the sale includes works by Jacob Ru sta gl, Prony Male, and others. The exhibition features Flemish figures and modern portraits, with the Maniyrdem of St. Stewin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tantdoy
Rudolph
Duveen Brothers
J. P. Morgan
UL Ii
Crimonger
Cpl
Ingtson
America
Jacob Rulstagl
Prony Male
Dan Tet
Camiado
Fragouard
Thich
Waltham
Tater
Guinnesborough
Dial
St. Stewin
Shoots Paramour and Then Himself in Double Tragedy
In Los Angeles on August 7 Thomas Chapman aged fifty a dealer shot and mortally wounded a woman named Whhl after which he shot himself in the head. He was taken to a hospital but died. The woman was from Sacramento and investigators linked the case to a man named Raymond Wise. Chapman had met the woman at a street location where she was waiting for a tram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Thomas Chapman
Mortilly
Chapman
Detrvalt
Ae Ove Tavira
Ae Ove Tavira Hieywatprl
Sacramento
Dal
Raymond Wise
Wen
Thutle Croke Miah
The Sunset Steps of a Distant Coast
Fragmented verse draws a sailor’s gaze to a glowing sea road at dusk. Dreamlike images mix longing, navigation, and memory as the speaker seeks meaning and a safe harbor in a twilight landscape. The voice blends yearning with nautical ritual, hinting at an inner voyage.
Sharp practice in sale of Pere Marquette stock
New York Herald reports that Pere Marquette stockholders press for legal action over the Toledo and Terminal sale. Counsel Dittenhoefer and Gerard represent Charles P Street and other stockholders to seek restitution from Pere Marquette officials and directors. If demands fail, they plan to file suit. details unresolved as to parties and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Pere Marquette
Tideosnlfe
Toledo and Terminals Company
Tulse A. D. Dittenhoefer
J. M. Dittenhoefer
James W. Gerard
Charles P Street
Sharehuliers
Pere Marequette Rational
Judson Hayman
Pere Ads
Toledo
Bi Marquette
Darden
No Rigid Enforcement In Butter Regulation Debate
Washington report discusses lax stance toward enforcing new butter renovations rules while aiming tests to extremes. It notes prior rulings weakened consumer protection and allowed harmful substances until necessary business changes occur. Official registrations on renovated butter become effective August 15, 1907, under Treasury and Agriculture oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ang
Ieo
T Ig
Seonse
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Agriculture
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Churchman
Episcopalean
Long Island
New Steel City
Reed
Kittrell
State Board
Notige
Hougemovers
N. Iramin
Bexar Drug Co
Wooward Carriage CO
United States
Woodward
Corpus Christ
Mine Syndicate
Complete Waterworks
Inok Sinise
Flores St
Inter State Commerce
Monterey
Monterey Tron
Glee
Schubert
Kann
Duveen Bros
Morgan
Los Angeles Hospital
Keva
Rilroad Commission of
Oregon
Nasser Burs
Burnett & Co. Undertakers
San Pedro
R. R.smith
Furniaher
Commerce Street
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