Week's Events Review Covers Fire, Trials and Elections
A sprawling digest reports Kalamazoo fire causing $100000 damage, deaths in Peru and Japan, trials in Denver, naval dispatches from Admiral Ivans, wage and railway talks, a Nashv ille court ruling on segregation, a Missouri banker suicide, a Collinwood school tragedy death toll, floods in Indiana, and political shifts in New York, Minnesota, and Kansas. Strong named individuals include Adolph Meyer, Charles Hughes, Anna Gould, and Gov. Johnson. The item catalog mixes disasters, legal actions, and political moves from North America, Europe, and Asia.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Charles Abtvieh
State Historical Department of
Iowa
Hoone
Adolph Meyer
Orleans
Giuseppe Alia
Denver
Col
Leo Heinrichs
United States
Point Loum
Cal
Siioon
Navy Department
Ivans
Connecticut
Frank Conley
Deer Lodge Montanite Penitentiary
Wardow
James Robinson
Japan
Peking
Macao
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Republican State Committee
David Waldo
Independence
Ramirez Arbelaez
Lima
Peru
Union Lumber Company
St. Paul
Mina
Manitoba
Pedricktown
Bridgeport
N. J
Baltimore
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Mme
Anna Gould
Count Roni de Castellane
Paris
Prince Helie de Sagan
Waukegan
Ill
Hbel
Philly W. Mothersill
Dyverseer W. G. Voliva
Zion City
Army
Wilhelmshaven
Nassau
Supreme Court
Nashville
Tion Inn
Sa Tenn
New Mexico School of Agriculture
Mesilla Park
Tex
Appalache Mill
Greers
S. C
Topeka
Kan
W. H. Taft
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Washington
Mount Grab
Mount Crab
Cincinnati
Towa
Joseph Piratno
California
Sacramento
BH. Harriman
Mins Carol Harriman
Harsfiman
Collinwood
North Collinwood
Lakeview
Union Trust Company of
Detroit
Democratic State Committee of
Minnesota
John A. Johnson
Senate
Momett
Montrezza
Waterbury Coun
William
Virginia Campbell Thompson
Alexander Campbell
Campbellite
British Isles
Ireland
William Slade Clark & Co
Philadelphia
Anna Goull
Emperor William
George Worthington
Nebraska
Pittsfield
Mays
Germany
Lisbon
Portugal
Manuel
Victoria
Yekaterinovar
Russia
M. Staroselsky
Kutais
George A. Cooke
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brandon
Columbus
L. L. Olds Seed Company
Clinton
Wis
Mexico
Walter F. Baker
Boston
Bogota
Callao
Straus
Harry Goldstein
Chicago
C. D. J. Hughes
New Rochelle
N. Y
Joseph Husker
Alton
Louis
St. Loui
Herman Lieb
Frank
Black
Albany
William J. Bailey
Kansas
Graft Sleuth Is Turned Down in Submarine Probe
Washington March 10 Representative Lilley of Connecticut faced disappointments as the house special committee investigating graft in submarine appropriations met. Lilley was named the first witness with other testimony deferred until connections within scope are shown. His plea to fend off detectives and cross examine witnesses was rejected and the panel will handle questions in writing. Lilley said he would not indict or act like a grand jury.
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Washington
Lilley
Connecticut
House
Electric Boat Company of
New Jersey
Ita
Holland Boat Company
Lilly
Nearly Killed by Horses At Davison County Farm
Sioux Falls SD March 10 Mat Zeien a prominent Davison county farmer was seriously injured while trying to stop a runaway team He attempted to grab the bridles but the horses shook him loose and the wagon wheels passed over him He was thrown to the ground feared for internal injuries The runaway team ran over a mile before plunging into a stream and narrowly avoided drowning
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Sioux Falls
Mat Zeien
Davison County
Kitchen Range Boiler Burst Kills Toddler in Fargo
A kitchen range water heater boiler exploded in Fargo killing J B Collins two year old son and severely injuring his one year old daughter while the parents escaped unharmed. The blaze froze pipes overnight and a thawing attempt caused the deadly burst.
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Fargo
N. D
Collins
Mr. Collins
Twin City Markets
Minneapolis March 9 market prices for wheat oats barley rye flax seed butter eggs poultry and meat cattle prices for steers cows and lambs with various quoted per bushel or per hundredweight figures.
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Minneapolis
Northern
South St. Paul
Science and God in Lord Kelvin's Faith
A quoted line from the late Lord Kelvin states he never read theological books, devoted entirely to science, yet finds evidence of God. The note contrasts this stance with a brief glossary of mythological word origins such as Pan, Vulcan, Mars, Jove, Saturn, and Mercury.
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God
Lord Kelvin
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
Confidence and Success Principles for the Self Made Man
A concise dictum on self mastery noting that control of temper and mind, along with refinement of manners, draws others like flies to honey, builds confidence, and lays a firm foundation for the life achieving success.
Sent by God a Letter of Sympathy 1631
A reflective excerpt from Lord Baltimore's 1631 letter of sympathy notes that worldly ties such as wife, children, honor, wealth, and friends are transient. All things pass until God calls them back, and only He remains forever, guiding humility and reliance on the divine.
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Lord Baltimore
Uncle Allen Warns of A Troubled Comeback Tour
Uncle Allen Sparks predicts a big fuss over a new singer named Tettery or Tetrazzin as Patti Page may return to the country for another farewell tour to prove she is not finished. Sparks links the buzz to a possible clash of era icons and public sentiment.
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Uncle Allen
Uncle Allen Sparks
Patti
Gratiano’s Talk: Two Grains in Bushels of Chaff
In Venice Gratiano speaks at length with little substance comparing his reasons to two grains of wheat hidden in two bushels of chaff. The excessive loquacity irks others as his explanations prove empty on close listening.
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Gratiano
Venice
Dress of Indian Women Described by Mme Cama
Mme Cama, a high class Parsee traveler in this country, says the Indian woman’s dress is simply six yards of silk satin or crepe, always draped to fit the form. She notes women own hundreds of these garments and adjust each outfit each time it is worn.
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Drese
Mme. Cama
Physical Drill for Women in Bohemia At Prague Fete
A large gathering in Prague showcased women and girls performing an Indian club display as part of a physical drill movement. About 2400 participants attended the fete exemplifying rising enthusiasm for organized exercise among Bohemian women.
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Bohemia
Prague
Dejected Gladys Questions Bluegrass Widow Notion
A reader addresses Gladys on mistaken labels about being a bluegrass widow. The message urges coming with doubts and fears, noting Gladys writes well but questions her typing ability.
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Gladys
Duty First Adage from Agrippinus
A concise maxim urges immediate action on principle stressing that hesitation and calculation of consequences delay duty. The quote attributed to Agrippinus emphasizes steadfast resolve and timely conduct over doubt or delay.
Dialogue Lines On Interest And Conversation
A brief exchange highlights how to engage a man by focusing on his interests while a maid notes her own tactic of tailoring talk to the person she speaks with. The quip refers to conversational strategy without naming any people or places.
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Philosopher of Folly
Dressmaker's Illness Delays Prisoner's Trial Preparations
In a brief exchange, a prisoner's wife says preparations for her husband's trial are incomplete. She cites a dressmaker falling ill and failing to complete garments, hindering her readiness. The remark highlights personal disruptions affecting legal proceedings.
First Residents of Louisville
Louisville was first settled in 1778 by Col. George Rogers Clark who landed with 30 families from Virginia on Corn Island, establishing the early colonial settlements around the Ohio River.
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Louisville
Col
George Rogers Glark
Virginia
Corn Island
Chilean Women Noted For Beauty In Honest Appraisal
A humorous column recalls Uncle Allen’s remark on success and aging, noting the charm of Chilean women and their noted beauty, complexion, and features while weaving in a light anecdote about getting ahead and baldness.
Quote on repentance and atonement from The Lady of Lyons
The lines urge a reminder that time offers five futures for all who repent and atone. The speaker frames virtue and energy as decisive for making amends, reinforcing a moral view from a classic dramatic verse within the play.
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Lyons
Good Intention Not Enough Bouratone Quote
Bouratone argues that good intentions do not ensure truth like a fair mark guarantees a good shot. He criticizes reliance on rhetoric as a substitute for substance and urges practical accuracy in public discourse.
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Bouratone
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