Roosevelt not consistent on arbitration advances peace cause
John W. Foster, speaking at the Lake Mohonk Conference, criticizes Theodore Roosevelt’s stance on arbitration while praising his overall efforts for peace. He supports the Anglo-American arbitration treaty, arguing it aligns with mutual citizen protections and could inspire similar pacts, though he doubts it will curb world armaments or bring Germany on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Senate
Germany
Mr. Foster
Mr. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Harrison
Bering Sea
Hague
Root
Beautiful Hair Through Dry Shampooing
The article extols dry shampooing as popular for long glossy hair and claims it reduces washing effort and drying time. It recommends four ounces each of powdered root and box mix, sprinkled on the scalp, brushed through two to three times weekly to keep hair light and fluffy and to improve a dull brittle scalp condition.
Mystifying Murder Lights River Side Doctor in New York
Dr W B C Larson, a physician, was found shot in his upscale River Side Drive apartment in New York. The fragmentary text discusses international arbitration and Theodore Roosevelt, contrasting early opposition with later support and praising peace work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. C. Larson
Riverside Drive
New York
Foley Kidney Remedy Aids Irondale Man
M N George of Irondale Alabama suffered kidney trouble for years before trying Foley Kidney Remedy. Within three days the back pain eased kidney function improved and he felt significantly better. He recommends the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. George
Irondale
Ala
Oil Mill Superintendents’ Association Meet Opens
Four hundred attend the Oil Mill Superintendents’ association convention in Galveston Texas with welcomes from Sam J Williams and J E Kauffman George P Parkhouse of Dallas replies President F E Voorhies of Dallas delivers annual address reviewing the year and proposing future work Technical papers are read this afternoon followed by a banquet and dance tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Associated Press
Tex
Oil Mill Superintendents’ Association of
Texas and
Oklahoma
Sam J. Williams
J. E. Kauffman
Wellcome
George P. Parkhouse
Dallas
F. E. Voorhies
Presbyterian Foreign Missions Report Dominates Assembly Session
Fort Worth pastor Rev Junius B French chaired the foreign missions formities report amid strong progress claims. Korea mission translator Rev William D Reynolds spoke as debate grew over creating a judicial tribunal for church order cases, a proposal sent to presbyteries for approval after prior defeats.
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J. B. French
Presbyterian Foreign Missions
Associated Press
Louisville
Fifty-First General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Southern
Junius B. French
Fort Worth
Tex
William D. Reynolds
Chung-Ju
Korea
Directors of Texas Real Estate group plan temple convention
The Texas State Realty association directors met in San Antonio to organize a state network, form local exchanges, and pursue regional growth. They discussed national affiliation, district structuring, and plans for a Temple convention with broad participation and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State Realty Association
San Antonio
F. P. Eastman
Houston
Hall P. Street
National Association
H. EF. Dickinson
Dallas
Dallas Exchange
Fort Worth
H. C. King
BE. F. Lanham
Temple
H. K. Orgain
H. W. Burns
Austin
N. R. Lowry
J. Herbert Compton
San Antonio Real Estate Exchange
J. W. Crotty
William I. Woodhull
W. R. Crammond
E. A. Richardson
Jno
New Locomotive Co to be chartered in Harrisburg
Philadelphia May 25. With a capital of 40 million dollars half preferred half common stock the Philadelphia Locomotive Co will be chartered at Harrisburg on June 7. Incorporators include Rudolph Elis Charles B Packard Eckley Gore Alfred Harrison and Herman Derecum. John G Johnson acts as counsel. The new firm will buy the Baldwin Locomotive Works stock from the old interests and assumes existing first mortgage bonds and fines. Total capitalization will reach 54.5 million dollars, nearing American Locomotive Co at 56 million.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Locomotive Co
Harrisburg
Rudolph Elis
Charles 8. Z. Packard
Eckley J. Gore Jr
Alfred C. Harrison
Herman Derecum
John G. Johnson
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Standard Steel Works Company
American Locomotive Company
Farmer recovers children after cross-state chase
In Albany Georgia on May 25 W B Boatwright an Alabama farmer tracked down his wife and her alleged affinity in Boykin near Albany after a five months pursuit through Alabama Florida and Georgia. He rode in a buggy with his rifle but said he would use it only if necessary to reclaim his children. He passed Albany several times before finally recovering his son and daughter and leaving the couple.
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Albany
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
W. BE. Boatwright
Boykin
Boatwright
Minister Marries Edith Pooley in Ordained Pact
In Fernville Pennsylvania Miss Edith Pooley becomes wife of Rev C L Griffith after a congregation requires a married pastor. Griffith, a Drew Theological seminary student, agreed to serve a Narrowsburg New York congregation three days weekly while studying four days. The ceremony was officiated by Rev B R Beckman in Wilkes Barre.
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Wilkes-Barre
Edith
William Pooley
Fernville
C. L. Griffith
Drew Theological Seminary
Narrowsburg
N. Y
B. R. Beckman
Affianced judge kidnapped in Detroit chase
Detroit report details Miss Rachel Caine of Chicago pursuing her sixty year old Illinois rural judge fiance with a Chicago marriage license. her exact name and home are withheld as the pursuit continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Rachel Caine
Chicago
Illinois
Notable Social Figure Describes Harsh Bear Hugs
Katherine L Hamersley a leading New York socialite recounts extreme embraces that caused rib fractures and a nose injury. She recalls incidents of bear hugs described as dangerous and suffocating. The Washington Herald notes her warning to avoid such rough affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Kidnapping Saga Tangles Courtship Across States
A judge alleged to be worth half a million claims he was held against his will by his daughter and son-in-law. The couple tried marrying in Chicago, fled to New York, then Florida, with further abductions and a chase back to Chicago and Detroit before disappearing near Montpelier, Ohio.
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Chicago
New York
Miss Caine
Florida
Detroit
Montpellier
Ohio
Woman Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Bear Hugs Injuries
Mrs. William In galls seeks a divorce from Nich in a case alleging cruelty and repeated bear hugs caused permanent health injuries. The action reflects claims of abusive conduct impacting marriage.
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Eoulton ST
Jack Davis
Alamo Plaza
RED Swan Coffee
Reinhard & CO
Arnold
Hedakes
Noa Spears Co
Losoya
Uae
Aks Beles Rye
OIL Men
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Texas
Warner
W. B
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Redfern
Sahlin
Ize
Potter’s
Dixie Mosquito
Alamo and
Commerce Streets
Saul Wolfson Dry Goods CN
Point de Paris
Torchon
NEW Locomotive Co
Baldwin Works
Farmer
Rohrer
the Artesia Cream CO
Waco, Texas
Katherine L. Hamersley
Washington Herald
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Owl Store
E. Commerce St
Bantonio Light and Gazette
Atlanta
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