Trade gaps to blame for slow South American commerce
Professor Wit Haw Shepard of Columbia returns from a South American survey under the bureau of American republics. He says American manufacturers ignore South American market quirks like packing and delivery. He notes higher prices for American goods and poor direct connections hinder trade. A separate ad promises Pazo Ointment cures piles in 6 to 14 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wit Haw BR. Shepard
Columbia University
Jilat
South America
Bureau of American Republics
Odell Company Watchful Over Sharp Departure of Key Executives
The Odell organization faces a major shakeup as president Jol M. Ganitall and secretary-treasure Wisueer resign. Widespread exits reduce staff and partners, with about 14 million dollars in value cited and lingering questions about the firm’s future strategy and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinelimart
M. Ganitall
Serenipany
Wanaka
Odell
Jaaperly Vale
Bern ‘Herr Associates
Gillette gets six months in jail in perjury case
Dr Walter Gillette former vice president of Mutual Life Insurance convicted of perjury must serve six months in the penitentiary. He previously faced a potential ten year term but a judge reduced the sentence after testimony about heart trouble. The case involved depositing $5000 to finance alleged legislative influence against insurance firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Gillette
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Tate
Gillette
Jasan
Morse Steanship Merger on Rocks in 1908 era
New Year 1908 rumors swirl that Morse steamboat interests plan a Consolidated Steamship merger. Charles W. Morse allegedly sought control by acquiring six companies for about 25 million dollars, triggering investor skepticism amid tensions with Moran and associates.
City Extends Street Policy as Deer Slaughter Protests Rise
City council approves two street widening ordinances and a land donation while extending Tobin Hill car line plans. Mayor recommends 15 day suspension without pay for Policeman Joe Kohr over alleged excessive force during a soldier arrest, a measure adopted by the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cily
Houston Street
Maria R. de Rivas
Grant Avenue
Fredericketurg
Manermane
D. EK. Purdish
Tobn Hill
Callaghan
Joe Kohr
Commaron
Alamo Street
Hauer
Pir
Menger
Wie Bridge
Lombrana Abuck
Lone Star State News and Transcontinental Updates
A collage of brief Texas reports covers labor strikes in Beaumont and Dallas, a ballooning project near Houston, railroad signaling changes at Luling, and a trucking accident near San Antonio. Also noted are a Brownsville barber shop blaze aftermath, a Pacific signal system halt, and a tragic wagon wreck with livestock losses in Texarkana.
Eczema cure advertised by D D D in 1900s booklet
An advertisement touts a vegetable based remedy named D D D for eczema and dandruff. It claims to kill skin germ causes, cure worst cases, and restore clear skin. Customer testimonials praise rapid improvement and urge samples or dollar bottles via D D D company and local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atuiy
Gecathy B. Dennis
Eezetaa
FR. Tesar
Maphinson
N. D
Michigan
Chicago
A. M. Piecher
Stuyvesant Bid For Presidency Drives New York Democrats
Special to The Light reports New York Democrats organize a national council on October 7 and 8 to clarify the party’s bearing in the fall campaign. A push favors Lieutenant Governor Shiyvesmak as standard bearer while Wheeler Pryns shows mixed support amid interest from southern and western factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Council
Hugnary
Wis
Shiyvesmak
Thip Paw-Woye
Othr
Altos
Pryns
Austin
Chanter
Declared Insane Case Involves Henry Huntington
Henry Huntington, son of Major Henry Atonza Huntington, was declared insane after a July incident in Vermallieg. He allegedly attacked his brother and sister at the family home in Park, triggering his arrest and detention. Medical officials and family observers labeled him irrational, leading to a formal insanity declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermallieg
Henry Muntington
Henry Atonza Huntington
Slater
Wadahte
Vantin Lamon Oranges Rosa Ole in Domestic Use
A fragmented note praises Vantin Lamon Oranges Rosa Ole as top flavors in America and urges their future shelf presence in every grocery. It counsels customers to request them and avoid substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vantin Lamon
America
Bookkeeper accused in six-figure cafe embezzlement scheme
Pierre Hivesalles a cafe bookkeeper is arrested in New York after allegedly stealing 411000 from Cafe More than Broadway employers. He allegedly copied menus from Cafe Martin for five years and planned a new venture called Cafe Rivesalles on 34th Street. He is held on 5000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pierre Hivesalles
Broadway
Hig
Hivesalles
Ile Ifa
Cafe Martin
34Th Street
Rivesalies
Rivesalles
Not a Shot Was Fired as Two Leaders Met in Dallas
Dallas, Texas October 29 Senator Datsley and Colonel W L Crawford met within ten feet of each other and were publicly seen on the streets no personal collision occurred. Several friends, including two editors and a Tyler lawyer, acted as guards for the junior senator's safety amid Bailey inquiry tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Dat‘ley
W.L. Crawford
Tyler
Gouke
Bailey
Amon
Harvard Receives Gift of 2000 Acres Timber Land
Harvard University announces a gift of about RM acres of valuable timber land in Petersham Massachusetts. The property, owned by James W Brule, is linked to forestry studies and the College of Applied Science. The woodland has long supported Petersham and is tied to town preservation efforts and forest management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Ghlle School of Applied Science
Petersham
Mass
James W. Brule
Shake-up in Norwegian Cabinet Ends Premier Resignation
Norwegian Premier resigns triggering a cabinet reshuffle with J. Lave-Jani named premier and minister of security and defense to replace the outgoing leaders. New ministers include Me Bredut for science, Gantan Twea for defense, Magnus Malversen for interior, and M. Berge for public warship, as the ministry redraws its lineup amid unclear policy change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheisthiniz
Norway
Got
Meheelsey
Wesuuib
GL Hwarth Yester Tny
Public Morality
Haalort Lis
J. c. Lave- Jani
Foruten Ai Twins
Me Bredut
Siastic Gantan
Magnus. Malversen
Thimnea
M. Berge
Michaelgen
Doctors of World to Meet in Budapest Session
The 1A00 Doctors of World congress will be held in Budapest with Hungarian government and authorities offering support. The delegation from Austen-Aungirian embassy seeks allied scales to be represented, signaling broad international backing for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctors OF World
Hungary
Budapest
Altheath International
Plystelansy
Dalaboy
Census of Chinese Abroad Cites Global Totals
Government plans a census of Chinese citizens overseas with figures listing Japan 87,000 Hong Kong 2,312 Shun 2,758,209 Australia 1,700 Malaysia 3,020,500 Philippines 820K and America 272,929, totaling 6,729,699 across listed regions. The source shows fragmented OCR data on diaspora counts and is limited in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetin
Awnam
Philippine Islands
America
No More Catarrh in San Antonio Says Bexar Drug Co
The Bexar Drug Co claims Hyomei cures catarrh and offers a money back guarantee. The advertisement describes Hyomei as relief for throat and lung ailments with a pocket inhaler and medicated fumes for direct, healing action. It urges readers with catarrhal trouble to try the treatment under its guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar Drug Co
San Antonio
Antonio
Nature
Banks Here Have Plenty in San Antonio Says Official
The San Antonio tenor reports banks ready with ample currency and no danger from national stringency. Mr Brown says local banks are in strong condition, with steady shipments and solid foundations, shielding them from Wall Street strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Banke
Mr. Brown
Nere
Wall Streal
Sun Harmful To Consumptives Says Sun Expert
A fragmentary medical discussion argues sunlight harms consumptives and that climate, notably Portland Maine, aids tuberculosis treatment. The piece cites claims by a surgeon and a Portland advocate, noting skepticism from unnamed contemporaries and authorial doubts about such sun theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehchond
Wig
Bistay
Glundy
GW. Woodvatt
Ignier Real Corps
Wandied Corps
Portland
Maine
Vaneur
Sleeper Incomprehensible Case At St Joseph's Hospital
Paterson New Jersey Gazette reports a six week coma in a man from Oxford Parish, named Kenn, who worked in mites. He is unarousable despite treatments including artificial nourishment and a nasogastric tube. The patient has shown no recovery and remains in a coma at St Joseph's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
St. Joeseph's Hospital
Oxford Parnsee
Agale
Init
Severimiey
Fragmentary report of a injured man in a foreign state
The text describes a man in a deteriorating condition with eyes open yet unresponsive. It notes his body weakened in recent days and attempts by physicians to obtain information about the time of his injury were largely unsuccessful. The passage mentions foreign origin and limited English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
New British Patent Act of Great Importance
The article outlines the new British patent act set to take effect January 4 next year, a measure of major significance to investors manufacturers and others. It covers over 100 sections divided into user perle patents upsighs and general, detailing enforcement across the United Kingdom and powers to revoke sales or patents if conditions are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
United
Kingdon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick J, Fielding M. D
South American
U. S
Furr
Willigh
Hll
New York Court
Morse Steanship
ROCKS
Pieses
Runior
Charles W. Morse
Ant Ag
Morac
Iiferent Sompaties
Cone
Stern
Mentropolitan Steamshin
Moran
Mallory
Taelogar
Sexton
U.S
Bexar Drug Go
News OF the
Lone Star State
Corpus
Honda
Corpis Christi
Houston
Deaumont
Romonk Traction Pamyra
Coal Sol
Jasc
Desens
Brownsville
Toby
Palix Gano
Pacifre
Luling
Luli
Sontte Ord Pacific
Ma Clarte
Goaummni
Robert Sutton
Wyors
Hin Place
Boom Stuyvesant
Henry Huntington
Pt Paice Teudoon
Cafe
Crawford
Harvard
Division of Forestry
Foley
Hollister
Brown
Clearing House
Magage Fimnen
Stetson's
Edwin Clape
Fan Bros
Alamo Plaza
Malin Plaza
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!