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Wisconsin Supreme Court official sought a life insurance rebate. Rockefeller warrant related to anti trust case. Destruction in Syzran Russia. Yokohama fire. Colombia independence celebrations. Includes deaths, trades, treaties, and political shifts across global events.
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Roujet D. Marshall
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Legislative Life Investigating Committee
J. G. Albright
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Hem
Justice Marshall
Groves
John D. Rockefeller
Findlay
David
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
New York
Syzran
Russia
Goldie Moss
Kalamazoo
Mich
Smith
Frank Gotch
Charles Oleson
New Orleans
W. D. McAfee
United States
Rockford
Roosevelt
Farnsworth
Mount Vernon
McCloskey
St. Louis
Smoot
Barry
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
John H. Traxler
Livingston Quackenbush
le Seuer
Minn
Stilwater
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
Marblehead
Aberdeen
S. D
First
Second Streets
Second Avenue West
Richard Clair O'Brien
Detroit
Moosic Lake
Scranton
John Bailey
Decatur
Albert Wood
Sheriff Chapel
Claude Seppleman
Wichita
Kan
J. C. Ingraham
New York City
Manuel Murbhina
Mexico
Frank B. Klepper
Kingston
Congress
Missouri
Bigelow
Alpena
Young People’s Union
Indiana
German Evangelical Synod of North America
Ind
Henry Melvin
Oakland
The
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Dean of Wall Street Russell Sage Dies at 89
Russell Sage died peacefully at his Lawrence summer home on Sunday in his 90th year after a long illness. He was one of Wall Street’s dominant figures for more than four decades, with an estimated fortune of 100 million dollars, and left no children. His wife Dr Edward G Janeway and Dr Carl Lehmach were at his bedside, with nurses attending him in his last illness. He maintained vigor until a recent relapse and passed away four hours after losing consciousness.
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Curzon
Lord Curzon
India
London
Ella Farmerie
Drygoods
McCreery & Co
Pittsburg
Port Arthur
Stoessel
Tenth Street
Broadway
Frankel-Frank Wholesale Millinery Company
Kansas City
Sewer Pipe Trade Association
Sewer Pipe Trust
Federal Grand Jury
Jamestown
N. Y
Taft
Socorro
Georgia Bar Association
William Travis Jerome
New York
Missouri Board of Railway and Warehouse Commissioners
St. Louis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Union Central Life Insurance Company
James G. Albright
Milwaukee
Bureau of Manufactures
Mutual and
New York Life Insurance Companies
Board of Trustees
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Kate Miller
Francis D. Millet
Bradway
Worcestershire
Frank Adlard
J. Pierpont Morgan
Liverpool
White Star Line
Baltic
Elm Grove
W. Va
John Ireland
Acker
Department of Minnesota
Grand Army of the Republic
James Tanner
Minneapolis
William M. Akin, Jr
Evansville
Ind
Akin Manufacturing Company
Grace Howe McKinley
President McKinley
White House
Fort Des Moines
Grayson Willard Heidt
Eleventh Cavalry
Hocking Valley
Columbus
N. M
School of Mines
Lancaster
Mass
Lancaster Inn
Houston & Texas Central
Houston
Tex
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Guatemala
Navy Department
Para
Brazil
Root
United States
Charleston
Baron Speck von Sternburg
South Station
Hoston
Henry W. Holt
Virginia
Russell Sage
Lawrence
L. L
Edward G. Janeway
Carl Lehmach
Mr. Sage
Wall Street
Imperial ukase ousts Goremykin in Russian crisis
St Petersburg July 23 an imperial ukase relieves M Goremykin of the premiership and appoints M Stolypin while interior minister remains. Parliament closed under guard as ukase dissolves the body. The crisis deepens the revolutionary drama with army support and looming upheaval. In Wisconsin five dead after lightning strikes blind in Athleti park grandstand. in North Carolina about 20 killed in a head on railroad collision near Buckingham.
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St. Petersburg
M. Goremykin
M. Stolypin
M. Stichinsky
Winter Palace
Russia
Manitowoc, Wis
Grand Stand
Athletic Park
Charlotte
N. C
Buckingham
James M Webb Dead Pioneer of Mississippi River Steamwork
James M Webb aged 76 a longtime Mississippi River steam boat joiner died at his St Louis home. Born in Allegheny County Pennsylvania he came to St Louis in 1849 and was among the oldest workers in his trade.
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James M. Webb
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Allegheny County
Constabulary Routed at Barauen Leyte Fight
In Barauen Leyte on July 28 Lieut Williams led 45 constabulary against 500 Palajanes. The outnumbered force was defeated with 14 killed including Lieut James Worswick Scout Mo Bride and 12 privates.
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Manila
Barauen
Leyte
Williams
James Worswick
Mo Bride
Strike Called Off By Mnemon Union In Atlanta
The strike of the Mnemon workers at Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. declared April 16 by the Electrical Workers' union was officially called off by union officials on Sunday in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Electrical Workers’ Union
How to Cook Artichokes Artichokes With White Sauce
Compiled culinary notes describe boiling artichokes for 15 to 20 minutes then serving with a white sauce of butter flour Doiling water pepper salt lemon yolks and lemon juice. Other preparations include au gratin stewed mashed and fried artichokes with crumbs shallots stock parsley parmesan and butter.
Good Summer Beverages and Fruit Syrups
A vintage home recipe collection lists preparations for lemon sirup raspberry vinegar lemonade and clarets. It details quantities for lemon juice rind sugar and oil from rind plus steps to infuse boil strain bottle and serve, as well as ratios for raspberry vinegar and a spiced claret cocktail.
Fruit at breakfast and milk cause digestion issues
The article warns that fruit taken with milk can cause indigestion such as oranges. It suggests children should eat fruit freely but since breakfast is milk heavy, fruit is better eaten later in the day.
Mulching Benefits for Potted and Bed Plants
The article notes mulching aids both potted and bedded plants for identical reasons. Sphagnum moss supplied with mailed plants serves as an ideal mulch for potted specimens.
Visible Agitation Among City Newspaper Staff
The dialogue centers on a labor agitation joke as a lazy reporter recalls the worst moment when pressed to perform real work, with the city editor quick to puncture the deflection and imply the reporter’s reluctance.
Canned Gooseberries for Pies Described
Instructions describe preparing green gooseberries for canning after stem washing and draining. Place berries in a porcelain lined kettle, bring quickly to a polling point, then can as directed above.
Dish Towels Promoted by Lemon Water Method
A note suggests placing half a lemon in water to sweeten dish towels and kitchen cloths, claiming the lemon scent improves cleanliness and ambiance in the kitchen. The tip appears as a simple home remedy for freshening textiles.
To Clean Matting from Dirt and Walns
A brief note instructs cleaning dirty mattings with salt and water while alcohol is used to remove Walns from the surface. The guidance appears as a simple household tidbit with no additional steps or context.
Mrs. Mary Wagner Credits Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Mary Wagner of Bridgeport Connecticut recounts kidney disease symptoms including backaches headaches and dizziness. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with immediate improvement after the first box and final relief after five boxes, sold by Foster Milburn Buffalo NY for 50 cents a box.
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Mary Wagner
Kossuth Ave
Bridgeport
Conn
Dean
Foster-Milburn ,O
Buffalo
N. Y
The Shepherds Crook Lesson On Country Life
In a rural scene automobilists explore fields under a blue summer sky. A shepherd demonstrates the crook’s true use by catching several sheep, explaining the crook is essential, like a fisherman needs a hook.
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Holf
Shelter Tents and a Homesick Boy’s Long Walk
A discussion on shelter tents used in wartime Japan describes waterproof sheets with hooks forming bivouacs for four soldiers. The notes compare their utility to standard sheltering methods. The second fragment recalls a boy named Herbert Spencer who walked over 120 miles home from school. He covered 48 miles the first day and 47 the second before a coachman provided a ride.
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Japan
Herbert Spencer
Minister credits Grape-Nuts for recovery and pulpit return
A Elizabethtown minister recounts a five year battle with illness described as La Grippe leading to nervous prostration and weight loss. After using Grape-Nuts, his appetite returned, sleep improved, weight nearly restored, and he resumed preaching with renewed vigor.
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Elizabethtown
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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Thomas Patten
Patten Line
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Iron Steamboat Company
Porte
Geological Survey
Ohio
B. Royal Cheney
Second Congregational Church
Beloit
Wis
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Italy
Cheney
Europe
Emile Zola
Dreyfus
Cleveland
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Devlin
Cyrus Leland
Lee
Etcher
Joe Robinson
Fayette
Mian
Lamb Anderson
Ipswich
Evarts
James Watson & Co
Dundee
Scotland
Morrison
Cleveland Grand Jury
Standard Oil
Oliver B. Pagin
Moody
Sager
I. B. Kimbrell
Ice Trust
New York World
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Mattewan
Harry K. Thaw
William Thaw
State Department
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