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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1907

Page

2

Thaw verdict deadlock and global brief notes

A long deliberation failed to produce a verdict in the Thaw murder case. Honduran forces capitu lated to Nicaragua as President Bonilla sought refuge aboard the USS Chicago. Other items note peace efforts, ship openings, fires, strikes, and legal actions across the globe with multiple named individuals and organizations.

Harry K. Thaw Thaw Amapala Rough Riders Samuel S. Guy Queens County New York Allen L. Shirley J. C. Shirley Lakeside Kansas City Henry E. Davey Alexander Necula Mary Canzanno John Canzanno Cleveland Canzanno John Murphy Posen Mich Belle Dauron John Dauron Pittsburg Kyy Sore Mexico Wildwood Garnett Garnett, Ailen & Grubb Papers Company St. Louis Pernambuco Felix Mot Bavaria Heinrich Conried Metropolitan Opera House Charles Portugal Brazil Lisbon Rio Janeiro Columbus Road N. W Adelia Craidwiles Chicago Albert Dubuque Iowa Houghton Standard Ol Company of New Jersey John D. Rockefeller Henry H. Rogers Hollister Bros Roosevelt Oscar P. Handley United States Alabama Cou

Dewey to Leave Rhode Island Avenue Home for 1601 K Street

Admiral Dewey and wife will rent out their Rhode Island Avenue home gifted by the American people and move to 1601 K Street, the former home of Mrs. Dewey before her marriage. Dining space at the gift house is small for entertaining, prompting the relocation as Mrs. Dewey seeks larger social hospitality.

John Temple Graves Chattanooga W.J. Bryan Bryan Roosevelt Taft Cuba Porto Rico Bank of Conception Clyde Lisbon Portugal Longworth New York Herald James Gordon Bennett Bisbee Ariz Western Federation of Miners St. Petersburg Siberia Far East Eva Booth Salvation Army Canton Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha H. M. Pearce Minneapolis Southern Pacific California Mary Bechtel Charles Philadelphia Akron Printing and Paper Company Professor Woermann Provident Securities and Banking Company Boston Annie Adair Triumph Richard Croker John Fox New York England Mabel Guy Charles Guy Middleton N. Y Thrall Hospital United Engineers’ Society Andrew Carnegie Lincoln Savings and Trust Company State Commissioner of Banking Galusha A. Grow St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain Hardwick Lawrence S. Baker Suffolk Edgar Combe France Federal Grand Jury H. H. Tucker, Jr Cherryvale Kan Uncle Sam Oil Company Kansas City United States District Court Topeka Dunbar Philips-Exeter Academy Exeter N. H Interstate Commerce Commission E. H. Harriman United States Commission State National Bank St. Louis Amsterdam William Sullivan Memphis Jockey Club Sagamore Oyster Bay L, L Port Chester T. H.lamay White Star Steamship Ine Joseph Brucelesmay International Mercantile Marine Company London League Island Navy Yard Dewey K Street Senator Alger Hitchcock Rhode Island Avenue Gen. Hazen

Miss Nora Langhorne May Become Princess

Miss Nora Langhorne attracts attention in London society after her debut inspiring rumors of an alliance with Prince Francis. The Astors would gain influence if negotiations proceed, with Mirado estate in Albemarle County tied to the Langhorne family and memories of the prewar era.

Jciety Virginia London Nora Langhorne C. D. Langhorne Albemarle County Prince Francis of Teck Princess of Wales Prince Francis Miss Langhorne Waldorf Astor William Waldorf Astor Astor Nannie Langhorne Young Waldorf Astor Shaw Robert Gould Shaw Boston Astors R. Moncure Perkins Richmond Charles Dana Gibson New York

Teaching Boys to Shoot With Rifles

Roosevelt backs arming public school students with rifles and target practice as part of education. Washington schools test marksmen while debates rise over creating shooting ranges in public schools. Interparliamentary Art Union opposes the move citing peace concerns amid broader debates on government procurement irregularities in dry colors.

Roosevelt War Department L. J. Stevenson Commercial Credit Company Crand Rapids Mich Edmond Mallet Land Division General Land Office Washington Canadian Pacific Chapleau Ont Carnegie Institute of Pittsburg Gaston la Touche France Thomas Eakins Philadelphia Olga de Bauznauska G. K. Favrot Louisiana R. H. Aldrich Catholic Hierarchy of America Puerto Cortez Salvador Nicaragua St. Louis Clarissa Gold Memphis, Tenn A. D. Blomeyer Cape Girardeau Walter D. Duggan Charles B. Hall J. B. Montgomery Rolly Hall Beattyville Prince Golytsin Caucasus Alikhanoff Kutais University of Michigan Taft Emile Benoist Paris Turkey James H. Brayton Chicago Trinidad Bahamas Joseph Ullman San Francisco Corporation of Glasgow Scotland Jackson Breathitt County D. E. Cox Eames Hargis Ed Callahan Asbury Spicer John Smith John Abner Dr. Cox Lord Cromer Great Britain Egypt Eldon Gorst Georgia Downey Cal Anton Machal South Omaha Fred W. Troy Ralph Gunn Joplin Senator Foraker Canton L. W. Hill Great Northern Superior Wis Alump Wall Street Samuel B. van Sielen New York Texas Minnesota House of Represent Congress Interparliament Art Union World Movement For Universal Peace Bureau of Engraving and Printing United States Baker District of Columbia Treasury Department House Committee On Appropriations Sa Sac

Government Cuts Ink Costs With New Black Formula

The bureau found ink was overpriced with hard black at 42 to 65 cents per pound. Director Sullivan investigated color contracts and unveiled a process yielding 12 cent black. Price reduction saved over 114000 dollars in a single year.

Bureau Sullivan

Doans Kidney Pills Restore Veteran’s Health After 1897 Illness

A Indianapolis veteran describes severe kidney trouble after military service, suffering dropsy and nearly losing a leg. After using Doans Kidney Pills, swelling and pain subsided, urine regulated, and he has remained well for nine years. The ad also notes Farm Machinery saving $685 million in crop costs over 50 years.

B. Frank Doremus Roosevelt Avenue Indianapolis Ind Doan Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y Department of Agriculture

London to get automobile Tattersalls sale mart

A new great mart devoted entirely to autos and accessories will be built in London. It will operate as an automobile Tattersalls, offering a centralized venue for car sales and related items.

Tattersalls London

Overwork and Nervous Breakdown Highlight Pink Pills Testimony

A Massachusetts foreman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring health after months of weariness weight loss and memory decline. He cites improved strength and mood within two weeks and urges others to seek the remedy for nervous disorders and related ailments. The company notes testimonials are carefully investigated and pills cost 60 cents per box with discounts for six.

William Pink W. W. Munroe Hazel Park Everett Mass Dr. Williams

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