Condensed weekly round up of varied world events
Toledo court upholds sentences for Lemon Beard and Miller in ice trade conspiracy. Federal eight hour day law first test ends in government victory at Cincinnati. Des Moines inter state commerce hearing exposes grain price fixing hopes. Robbery and bank dynamiting shock Kansas City. Utes head toward northern Cheyennes with raid ideas. National Woman's Christian Temperance Union opens in Hartford with 450 delegates. Fire and accidents cause multiple fatalities and injuries across the country. Geopolitical notes include Spanish West Africa, German foreign affairs talks, and Cuban affairs.
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Reuben Lemon
Rolland Beard
Joseph Miller
Cincinnati
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Sheridan-Kirk Contracting Company
Ohio River
Fernbank
Florida Keys
Rudolph Rubelli
Standard Oil Company
A.M. Lucas
New York
Odin
Fort Custer
Mont
Lillian M. Stevens
Portland
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Hartford
Conn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Des Moines
Cereal Club
R. W. Harper
Grain Dealers’ Association
Wnd
Frank Dorsey
Brooklyn
Fourth Avenue
Paris
Cannnon
John Forus
Marietta
Aetna Banking and ‘Trust Company
Butte, Mont
Knights of Pythias
Georgia
Jorge Knights of Pythias
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Austraa
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Kan
Herr von Tschirsky
Cardinal Merry del Val
Newport Waters
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United States Historical Society
Harry A. Colman
Washington, D. C
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Washington
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National Liquor League
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Sawyer, N. D
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Terry” McGovern
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Rocky Mountains
Missouri River
Ellis Island
Victor Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Stuyvesant Fish
Iminola Central Railroad Company
B. H. Harriman Bie
Railroad Securities Company
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B. F. Wilkinson
William Devore
Hypothetical Legal Dilemmas From a Thoughtful Squire
A long standing justice of the peace, Squire Aspinwall, ponders how to weigh words and view cases from multiple angles before answering. He explores who owns fruit, horses, eggs, calves, watermelons, and wool when property lines cross and fences alter possession, warning that unforeseen circumstances lead to nonstandard holdings.
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Squire Aspinwall
Pumpkin Center
New Brussels
Prayer of a Good Man by Jeremy Taylor
The text reflects on a lark rising from grass and fighting a fierce eastern wind. Despite setbacks from the tempest, the bird endures, then resumes singing with heavenly motion. It compares this to the prayer of a devout person, suggesting perseverance through struggle.
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Jeremy Taylor
Unwelcome Rice Throwing at Wedding Play
A child Mabel cries after Tommy throws rice during a pretend wedding. The mother explains rice brings luck to the bride, but Mabel laments the mess and jokes that it ended up in pudding form.
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Mabel
Tommy
A Way to Rake Money and a Physician's Dilemma
A brief sketch shows a physician's wife seeking funds for an operation. The husband agrees to look over his assets for someone who can afford appendicitis care, revealing tension between material needs and medical expense.
Local trains change at Cincinnati amid Northern lines schedule
Rail notices show Yellow Souvaule lines altering arrivals and departures at Pennsylvania Lines station Pearl and Butler in Cincinnati with Nos 23 24 25 26 201 and 206. Local trains run daily except Sunday from Court and Broadway B&O station via L N R R, while through trains connect Roanoke Richmond Norfolk and others on via Norfolk and Western. Sleeper cars operate Cincinnati to Bluefield and Roanoke on train No 24.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Street
Cincinnati
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pullman
Bluefield
Pere Marquette
Traverse City
Charlevoix
Petoskey
Bay View
Hearing Brook
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