News Notes of a Week Condensed for Busy Readers
A sweeping digest covers exoneration of Philippine officers amid Monopolies risks in friar lands, the death of the experimental parcels post plan in the Senate, and Lorimer’s seat upheld amid bribery claims. Also reported: Honduras treaty advances, Taft’s envoy nomination to Portugal, New Mexico statehood, Standard Oil cases, and regional crimes and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Insular Affairs
National House
Washington
United States Senate
Senator Batley
Texas
Bailey
Sherman
Taft
Senate
Henry 3. Boutell
Illinois
Portugal
Henry T. Gage
Tnes
Foreign disorder and executions loom after unrest report
Cable dispatches from Costa Rica place Dr Rudolph Espinoza and 45 others at risk of execution by the Retrada government of Nicaragua. Elsewhere Japanese orders target two 22 000 ton battleships with four experts sent to England as Austria and Italy reinforce frontier movements. London insurers put up a 5000 dollar reward for Mrs Maldwin Drummond’s stolen pearls and rings.
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New York
Costa Rica
Rudolph Espinoza
Central America
Retrada
Nicaragua
Mitrusbishi Company
Kawasaki Dock Yards
Vickers Maxim Yards
England
London
Maldwin Drummond
Warning to Paris Students Sees Risks for English and American Girls
Mrs. Ada L. Lewis founder of homes for English and American working girls in Paris warns that many students gamble on studying abroad with insufficient funds. She notes higher living costs, scarce work, and few earnings beyond nursery governess jobs or apprentice pay in stores. A Paris-visit plan should secure about 44 dollars monthly, she says, while another New York note highlights shoemaker Mrs. Dainiels who leads a bustling workshop and still works at the bench herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ada L. Lewis
Hye
New York
Lewis
The Time Is Coming When We Shall Not Copy Paris
Ada Walsh previews a shift in fashion as women rise to design their own styles within five years. She argues Paris would no longer dictate universality and notes modern women seek meaning beyond wealth and service, while many men have claimed the Paris standard. Also, a note on lamp chimneys advises soaking wicks in vinegar to prevent smoked chimneys.
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Ada Walsh
Paris
ZEMO Offer Promises Cure for Eczema at Grover Bros
Grover Bros Drug Store promotes ZEMO as a clean external remedy to cure eczema and relieve itching. They claim one application or bottle can cure minor cases, with druggists in over 2000 towns carrying the product and endorsing its use for skin and scalp conditions across ages.
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Grover Bros. Drug Store
Zemo
America
Grover Bros, Drug Store
Real Estate Transfers Reported In Local Notes
A series of property transfers is listed including F Frounsh Jr to C Nelson with parcels in Alma and Haven, Pulford to R Eglin in New Haven, Madden and Colburn transfer Lot 11 in St. Louis area, Morey to VanAlstine with Bradley add Riverdale lots, and multiple other deeds. The notations reference various blocks, lots, and streets such as North, Walter, and Riverdale with values ranging from 900 to 2500 dollars.
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F. Frounsh Jr
C. Nelson
Alma
E Palford Te
Man
Me Haven
Pulford
D.C .Eglin
New Haven
Marriott
W Ton
Elba _ t RA
Madden
Colburn
Lot
Riverdale
Robertson
North
J. Fowntain
J Newton
Advertised Letters Aged for Week Listings
The notice lists names including J Anthor Adamson Fae Mrs George Biker Ada Culrurit Frank Condi Dattel Gitlin Rofas Utley as items to be sent to the local Letter Office if not claimed. The entry is dated February 27 with references to a central post office and mail forwarding.
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Vlna
Mieh
Emia Pebruary
Anthor Adamson
Fae
George Biker
Ada Culrurit
Frank Condi
Dattel Gitlin
Rofas Utley
Inspiration and Independence Quote by Piutarch
The saying urges choosing one’s own path and creating original effort rather than merely drawing fuel from another’s success. It cautions against lingering at another’s achievements without kindling one’s own flame.
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Piutarch
Folly of Fault Finding Opinion Note
A brief admonition advises against constant fault finding, arguing that persistent criticism shows a lack of personal achievement and progress. The piece frames fault finding as counterproductive and unproductive behavior.
Untitled fragment hints at Drusglats reference
Fragmentary text references Drusglats and a calendar fragment. No clear event or entities beyond the names presented. Unable to confirm date, place, or action from the readable portion.
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Lorimer of
Minnote
Congress
Beveridge
Indiana
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Honduras
Republic
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
United States
General Electric Company of
National Electric Lamp Company of
New Jersey
Electrical Trust
Ts Bought
Thebi
Circuit Courts
Crcuit
District Court
Circuit Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Charles H. Strong
William L. Scott
Millonaire
Erie
University of Kansas
Senate of the
Missouri Assembly
Josephine W. Quiriens
Smvle J. Wetts
Colorado
Low Angeles
Mary
Mount &J. Mary College
Watchung Mountain
Plainfield
N. C
New London
Conn
Morte F. Plant
Henry L. Meyers
Ravalli County
Montana
Thomas H. Carte
Carter
Republian
Joseph G. Robin
Washington Savings Bank
Rockdale
Ind
Edward Loos
Clem Hollowell
Eee
Noordam
Iowa
North Dakota
Holland
Minnesota
John D. Quackenbos
Bud Brandenburg
Bis
Claus Muenter
Davenport
Muenter
W. P. Kenney
Great Northern Railway
W. W. Broughton
Pittsburg Coal Company
Frank H. Kaub
Tinton Pacific Railroad
Denver
Wilbraham Academy
Springfield
Maso
James Napier
Tennessee
Register of the Treasury
Napiers
John Merven Carrere
Presbyterian Hospital
Panama Canal
American Society of Civil Engineers
Panama
James B. Speed
Louisville
Chicago
American Medical Association
Lee
Knockout
Brown
Sha Yang
Haupeh
Austria
Italy
Trieste
Trent
Tyrol
France
Mra, Dantels
Procter Gut
North Straile- T
Kepner
W. Nickert
VO UL Shepard
Risch
S. Bk
Elyton
Mita
C. McKay
Insu
Nao
Bh. Broavn
POM
Frioriae Fonteen
Drusglats
Ae Ls
Cnon Sale
Poland
China
Stooth Planet Jr
Winona
Ovid Farm
U.S
P. J. Adams
J.D. Helman
J. M. Montigel
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