One Year in Advance in Early Summer Era News
Batavia Ohio January 30 1907 reports on congressional salaries rising to 1200 monthly and extra benefits for lawmakers. It notes Charles Curtis as Kansas senator formerly a jockey and driver and reflects on Alger's death. It mentions trials and sensational crime coverage, Kingston Jamaica governance, and Foraker’s Brownsville investigation stance.
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Charles Curtis
Kansas
United States Senate
California
Mt, Washington
Forentville
Mt. Carmel Posee
H’hland Park
Amelia Brazier Etteter Coer Toes
Hamlet Seeeeenneeee
Halington Erevedeeee
Seetes
Hamereville
Aris Georgetown
Tente Ve Georgetown
Raseellville
Erepas
Russellville
A.m
Pulls Popo
Pean
Hamlet
Amelia Taee
Brazier
M'hiand Park
Forestville
Carmel Teeserte
Mt, Waahin
Union Station
Sycamore
Tavia Brain
Batavia
PARK
Carrel GT
Sycamore Sycamore Carroll
Traina
Rem
Rene Suet
BR. Mawyn
Ohio River
Columaus Ry
President Wins Battle Over Senate Review Of Affair
A resolution demanding no investigation is opposed by the President and allies. Amendments shift to require the history and all facts be before the Senate. The Senate passes the amended resolution, sending the matter to the military affairs committee for fact finding beginning February 4. Baby won’t suffer cronp with Dr Thomas Electric Oil.
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Senate
Foraker
Brownsville
Benator Foraker
Ira McWethy
Cartersville
Jasper County
Migjsouri
Alfred McWethy
Smithboro
Bond County
Illnote
Reaban McWethy
Road County
Illinois
Jennie Nott
Elza McWethy
Mabam
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Williamsburg
Clermont
Ohin
Joseph Jones
Joseph Jones’s Survey No 948, and On the East Fork
Little Miami River
East Fork
Samuel 8
Leffingwell
Edward Lefingwell
Volney Stockton
Mary E. Stockton
Sarah Jane Farner
Elizabeth C. Clark
D. L. Maham
Earliest Rhymes Claim by Dr. Douglas Hyde at UC
Dr. Douglas Hyde, notable Celtic scholar, told UC audiences that Ireland taught Europe to rhyme. He cited Latin rhymes by Augustine and noted Irish verse as the first elaborate rhyming in Europe by 750 A.D., predating similar work in other nations by two centuries.
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Douglas Hyde
University of California
Ireland
Europe
Augustine
Gaul
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
Advertisement claiming thousands suffer kidney trouble and offering Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure. Promises relief for back pain urinary issues and liver problems. Includes offer of a free sample bottle and booklet by mail from Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer & Co
Bing- Se
Hamton
N. Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Vocal Chords And Voice Use In Daily Speech
The article explains that vocal chords do the work not the throat and that lower notes use the full length of the chords while high notes use the thin edges. It notes normal speech causes about 20 000 to 40 000 chord vibrations per minute, with the throat walls remaining flexible to avoid damage.
St. Louis Sign Painter Exhibits In Paris Salon
Gustav Wolff, a St. Louis sign painter and head of a billboard decorating firm, has two paintings accepted by the Paris salon and hung prominently, praised as landscape works of rare ability and exquisite workmanship.
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St. Louis
Paris
Gustav Wolff
Centenarian weaver marks 100th birthday in Scotland
Matthew Fowlds of Farwick near Kilmarnock has spent 90 years at the loom and still works as a weaver. His children, including a son in New Zealand’s house of representatives, gathered in Far Wick to celebrate the milestone.
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Matthew Fowlds
Farwick
Kilmarnock
Scotland
House of Representatives
New Zealand
Wealth in Nuisance
In west and south Texas prickly pear is a nuisance but may yield alcohol with portable stills as denatured alcohol plans unfold. Ranchers see potential revenue and cattle feeding boosts from pear, rice, bran, and cottonseed meal, with butter gains and cost efficiency.
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Fort Worth
Tex
West Texas
Texas
Cactus
Washington
GEMS IN CORSET AS GIFT
Signora Francesca Cavallo rose to prominence among Hartford Italian residents as an organ grinder carrying diamonds hidden in a bag sewn into pink silk corsets. A patient tossed the corsets to her from a sanitarium window, revealing jewels valued at $1,100. Police traced the gems to her and recovered them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Signora
Francesca Cavallo
Sergt
Dietrich
East Side
Francesca
Elevator shock linked to fatal illness in New York ride
Mrs Frank Hennion, 26, died at Morristown New Jersey after a first ride in an express elevator in a New York skyscraper housing a furniture firm. Medical men attributed the death to a nervous collapse following the terror of the elevator trip, with lockjaw diagnosed as the ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Hennion
Morristown
N. J
Hennion
Kentucky Teens Granted License to Wed in Owingaville
A Kentucky couple, Owingaville residents 15 year old Martin Vice and 14 year old Annie Houseman, were licensed to wed with parental consent. The bride is younger than typical for marriage and the groom is near school age, reflecting the era’s social norms.
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Kentucky
Owingaville
Martin Vice
Annie Houseman
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the Clermont Publishing
Batavia, Ohio
Congress
Uncle Sam
Charlotte Gilman
Russel A. Alger
United States
Michigan
Medina County
McKinley
Detroit
Harry TuHaw
Swettenham
Kingston
Jamaica
Admiral Davis
Secretary of State
Yeetorday
Sir le
J.C. Fqhr
Hardwareman
Williamsburg, Ohio
Petit Parisien
Russia
J. N. Church
Williamsburg Flour Mills
Southern
M'. Holly
Amelia Bantan
Afton
Mt. Crab
J.N. Church
H. A. Moore
Spring Street
Chichester’s
Chemical Co
Phila
H. L. Brirrton
Atty
Scott
Jameson Exposscon
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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