A Game of Graft! Mega sale begins December 17 1907
A spoof on graft and deception outlines a week long sale starting Tuesday December 17 1907 and ending January 1. The entire stock of clothing furnishings boots and shoes will be offered with every fifteenth customer getting free purchases. Various items are listed at deep discounts.
Dinilul Arrestee in Natal Disturbance Charge
Dinilul the Zulu king has been arrested charged with causing disturbance in Natal. The report notes unrelated items including squirrels killed in Central Park, postal revenue, and various political and royal happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinilul
Natal
Central Park
New York
Helen Gould
Pacific Bibles
United States
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Roosevelt
Col
W. F. Cody
Howard Gould
Katherine Clemmons
Opera House
Lisbon
David F. Walker
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
San Francisco
J. Dalzell Brown
W. J. Bartnett
Czarina
St. Petersburg
John Goodnow
Shanghai
Malaga
Spain
Minneapolis
Goodnow
New York Sees Largest Blue Sunday in City History
New York marked a historic Blue Sunday as 350000 residents, normally enjoying amusements, wandered streets and parks due to closures of theaters, concert halls, dance halls, and lecture rooms. About 400 penny arcades typically bustling on Sundays also shut down, leaving citizens with limited entertainment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Flottum
Singsaas
Trondhjem
Heaven
Earth
Flottum
Johan Flottum
Singenas
Singsnas
Citywide closures trim Sunday amusements and losses
Reports estimate the forced closures cut Sunday business by about $75,000 for actors musicians and staff with amusement interests hit for $150,000. The battleship Minnesota left New York for Hampton Roads under Rear Admiral Thomas and Captain Hubbard after fitting out for the Pacific cruise. Markets show mixed livestock prices with calves and bulls down and hogs steady amid market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Minnesota
New York
Pacific
Thomas
John Hubbard
Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Market Summary for Wheat Corn Butter and More in New York and Minnesota
Dull market across grains and livestock with mixed bag prices. Wheat ranges from 4% to 6 cents for futures and spot offers in Minnesota and New York. corn trends lower. Butter prices posted at creameries with firsts around 22 2 3 cents per lb. eggs, potatoes, poultry and rye steady to quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
New York
Live Stock Market Report From Omaha Neb December 9
The livestock market shows mixed prices with steers and cows moving in a broad range. Native and western cattle, Texas steers, and stockers appear with varied bids. hogs see heavy packing sows and barrow tops, while canners and feeders show modest activity across several weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Denmark and Sweden Nordic News Roundup of 1909
In Denmark imports of large frozen meat from Argentina are noted along with the Carlsberg brewery jubilee. Copenhagen mourns C C Lund former director of the imperial opera orchestra buried publicly after a Russian pension failure. Bjornson critics and Swedish-Prussian ferry plans stir regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Argentina
Carlsberg Brewery
Copenhagen
Cc. F. Lund
Imperial Opera
St. Petersburg
Psarhouse
Fom Rojestvensky
Bjornaen
Danish Students’ Society
Sweden
Norway
Bjornson
Prussia
Germany
Hamburg
Gedser
Warremunde
Masnedsund
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Graft
Mens
Durmet
Childrens Suits
Gular
Eady
Douglas
R. P. Smith
All Childrens
Hemey
Hants
Wellers
James
Scandinavia
Social Democrats
Eskilstuna
Paul Nordstrom
Trangvik
Ostersund
Olof
Montelius
Europe
Lowell Institute of Boston
America
Gunther
Stockholm
Ami
Michelsen
Laval
Trollhattan
Lindgren
Trelleborg
Sassmitz
Ystad
Gustaf Adolf
Trolle
J. H. Tingsten
Jablin
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Vere St. Leger Goold
Marie
Emma Levin
Goolds
Royal Swedish Yacht Club
William Olsson
G. N. Kyhlberger
Olsson
New York Yacht Club
Bjorn Bjornson
Kristiania National Theater
Order of St. Olaf
Rev
Barratt
Les
Engervand