News of a Week Terse Summary of World Events
A digest of global happenings notes Yaqui massacres in Sonora and near Valencia, Mississippi race unrest with troops deployed, Bryan's presidential tilt, forest reserves in Indian Territory, fires in Philadelphia and Perry Iowa, and other incidents. Notable deaths include bankers and politicians. naval and railroad matters, earthquakes, and political shifts abroad.
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Lencho
Sonora
Valencia
Mississippi
Henry Laurens
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Las Animas
Col
el Reno
Okla
William J. Bryan
Gifford
Pinchot
Forest Service
Indian Territory
Roosevelt
Pine Knot
Virginia Woods
W. D. Hill
Defiance
Los Angeles
Cal
M. J. O'Dwyer
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Kansas City
Philadelphia Strawboard Company
Philadelphia
Baron Hengelmuller
Washington Mission
A. J. Shores
St. Louis
Nancy
France
Tetrinaz
Oriental Negros
Philippine Islands
Tanjay
Austria-Hungary
Charles B. Fink
The
Latrobe (Pa.) Advance
Edward H. Thompson
Maryland National Bank
Baltimore
Charles Weeks
Shelle
N. Y
New York
Riot at the Army Maneuvers fuels Roosevelt Foraker clash
Athens Ohio reports the 1904 riot during military maneuvers resuming in a Senate dispute over the discharge of the 25th regiment colored battalion following the Brownsville episode. Prosecutors, Foraker and Roosevelt allies seek case records to pressure the War Department as Grosvenor denounces defense of accused soldiers.
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Marquette College
Milwaukee
Robert A. Johnston
Robert Story Johnston
Florissant
Joseph Leiter
Leiter
Levi Z. Leiter
Franklin Remington
New York
Samuel West
Washington
Iso Abe
Waseda University
Japan
Stanford University
Tokio
United States
Cleveland
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Gertrude Rose
Henry M. Rose
United States Senate
B. F. McReynolds
Grand Rapids
Mich
James G. Blaine, Jr
Martha Hichborn
South Dakota
Paul S. Pearsall
Regiment of
Rough Riders
Spain
Neil Florence
E. L. Larrimore
Atlanta
Tymena R. Freeman
Brookville
Ind
Frank Morris
Muncie
Bert Day
Cedar Grove
H. Beesley
Earl Northup
Howard
Troop K
Thirteenth Cavalry
Fort Sill
Oklo
Otsego
Scooba
Wahalak
Root
Congo Free State
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Nebogatoff
Northwestern Railroad
Pierre
Miss
Meridian
Standard Oil Company
Common Pleas Court
Findlay
Duncan
Probate
Frank Hair
Baker University
Baldwin
Kan
Ex- Ister Springs
Montego Bay
Jaca
Rotary Taft
Springfield Armory
Springfield
Guayaquil
Athens
Roosevelt
J. B. Foraker
Brownsville
Israel M. Foster
Committee On Military Affairs
Senate
War Department
Charles H. Grosvenor
Foraker Fame
Taft
Train Collision Near Arbroath Kills Sixteen
A snowbound rail crash on the North British line near Arbroath, between Edinburgh and Aberdeen, leaves 16 dead and over 30 injured as signals failed amid snow. Among the injured is MP Alexander William Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Scotland
Arbroath
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
Here
Alexander William Black
House of Commons
Elliott Junction
Proper Care of Clothes Highlights Frequent Pressing
The piece emphasizes neat, well dressed appearance through regular care of garments not tied to expense. It advises weekly or biweekly home pressing using heavy irons and damp unbleached muslin to remove dull spots and keep skirts tidy.
Swedish Fruit Soup and Other Kitchen Tips
A nurse defies a milk diet to share a Swedish fruit soup recipe. The article gives fruit soup, potato flour, and vinegar guidance, plus mushroom toast, eggless fruit cake, rich white stock, washed eggshells, and alum cement for joining glass and metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Kansas City
Star
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed by Roanoke Captain
Roanoke Virginia captain S L Crute cites relief from renal gravel after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports weight regain from 170 to 225 pounds and cessation of gravel attacks, with furthers sales notes for Foster-Milburn Co. 50 cents a box. Garfield Tea and blood-purifying products also promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Crute
Adjt
Wm. Watts
Roanoke
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Postum Cereal Co declares compliance with Pure Food Law 1906
Postum Cereal Co Ltd warrants all Postum Cereal Grape Nuts and Elijah's Manna sold by jobbers and retailers comply with the 1906 Pure Food Law. C W Post signs as Chairman in Battle Creek Michigan with notary public sworn December 15 1906. The firm asserts its goods are pure and not mis-branded and pledges truthful ingredient statements on every package.
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Southern Pacific
Minnesota
Great Northern Railway
Archbishop Ireland
Pope
Sargeant
Hawaii
Arica
Chile
James E. Lennan
Juneau
Harrison Parkman
South America
United States
Emporia
Kan
Benjamin Brown
American
United States Express
Chicago Bar Association
A. H. Chetlain
Count Eugenie Zichy
Kentucky
Charles
Bud Little
John Brewer
Central Asia
Tashkent
Asiatic
Russia
Joseph K. Hudson
Topeka
Perry
Mahoning
Shenango
Henry Newman
Elijah
Congress
Postum Cerral Co
Srp
C. W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
Brayamin
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Great Britain
Zionists Congress
Craiova
Roumania
anti-Jewish Society
McKeesport
H. D. van Kirk
Columbus
Thomas Connolly
James Cassidy
Logan Kelly
Marlin, Tex
Ohio
Foraker
State
Cassatt
Alexander Johnston Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Formost
Mr. Cassatt
Manila
White House
Philippines
Raisull
Tangier
Morocco
Kabylon
Cicero
William A. Clark
Brandreth
Peru
Kuroki
Official
Lima
Transito Charroqui
Senator Tillman
Henry Watterson
Champ Clark
Missouri
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
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