Portrait photographer in Dalton offers portraits and enlargements
Will E. Scott, photographer, advertises high grade portraits, crayon and pastel enlargements, outdoor views of homes and events, and a line of picture frames and mats. Studio located on North Mill Street, Dalton, Ohio.
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Ohio Laundering Coo
E. Scott
Ohio
Dalton
Ealers
Arfield Street
A. Brueckner
Will E. Scott
N. Mill St
German Antarctic Expedition to Study Sea Life at Kerguelen
The expedition will sail to Kerguelen Island in coming months with a focus on sea life and its economic value. Currently no useful Antarctic fish varieties are known to inhabit the waters.
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Kergulea Island
Antarctic
Mixed global trivia and observations from distant regions
A long list of varied notes includes agricultural yields in Indiana, ship speed reductions, poisonings in Wisconsin, an egg train to California, Japanese concerts, sugar refining methods, British gold usage, American horse care, a new Alpine railway, and diverse scientific and industrial curios from around the world.
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Indiana
Wisconsin
Newton
Kan
California
Japan
Bullock’s
Votchards-In-Ingland
Britain
New York
Bex
Villars
Alps
France
Penobscot
Maine
Hawaiian Islands
Shan Hills
Upper
Burma
Colorado Springs
Germany
Montserrat
West Indies
Porto Rico
Union
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Metropolitan Company
Chicago
Imperial Library of Paris
London
Leipsice
Norfolk Creake
Norfolk
England
Wren Ral
Haga
Palmetto resilience and curiosities from a scattered notice
Palmetto trees in Jacksonville survived the blaze better than other trees with new green shoots showing life. The passage also notes sea polyps' regenerative quirks and a French astronomer’s longevity claim. It lists U S vessel registrations and May output, and mentions Virginia’s Temple farm purchase for a Yorktown national park, including the Moore house linked to surrender documents.
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Jacksonville
Colonial Dames of
Virginia
Congress
Temple Farm
Yorktown
C. O. Maunk
Moore House
Washington
Lafayette
Rochambeau
King Edward VII Plans Royal Uniform Changes
The article outlines King Edward VII's intention to standardize royal uniforms for neater appearance, with monogram buttons simplified to plain Roman letters. Officials will wear plain evening dress with a twisted black shoulder cord, following precedents set by his predecessor for coronation ceremonies. A notable rule requires peers to salute the sovereign on the left cheek, with further ceremonial details to be announced later.
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Edward
Lord Chamberlain
Board of Green Cloth
Edward VII
Westminster Hall
April births dominate among great geniuses says statistician
A statistician notes that most renowned geniuses are born in April with January least common. The first second and fourth quarters are fairly balanced while the third quarter shows a drop. About 15 percent were delicate in childhood but grew into vigorous adults. over 14 percent lost one or both parents by age ten.
Curious quail fattening method and other notes from London
A London paper describes quails fed only after morning wakeup, placed in a cellar with electric light to trap the idea of breakfast. The piece also notes Mrs. Nancy Jones of Tennessee, a Revolutionary War widow, living at 87 with pension and family ties. It ends with a discussion on the impossibility of a truly black flower after centuries of effort.
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London
Nancy Jones
Jonesboro
Tenn
James Darling
Continental Army
Jones
Bec
James Jones
Spain
Lone Pupil Remains At Fremont Centre School
At Fremont Centre Illinois a district school with thirty five pupils now has only one student left as farm work rises. Miss Gestrude teaches daily with a reduced session of an hour and a half and will end the term in a week or more for the summer.
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Fremont Centre
Ian
Record Heat Grips Kansas and Missouri Cities
Heat waves push temperatures to new highs in Topeka and St Louis with dozens of deaths and hundreds prostrations. Rains bring brief relief across Kansas while storms and downpours hit Nebraska and nearby states, aiding pastures and crops but delaying harvest.
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Kan
Kansas
Manhattan
Emporia
Ottawa
Ous
Abilene
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Eureka
Osage City
Burlingame
Parsons
Iowa
Lyndon
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Atchiron
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co
Missouri River
Nebraska
Baro
Tappen
Fargo
Northern Pacific
Red River Valley
National Boundary Line
Minnesota
Dubuque
Fort Doden
Mason
Lincoln
Neb
Kennan Ordered Out of Russia by Police
In St. Petersburg on January 27 a Russian officer summoned American author George Kennan to his hotel and ordered him to leave the country by 10 pm Friday. Kennan was confined to his room but treated politely as authorities invoked a law targeting undesirable foreigners.
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St. Petersburg
Jaly
George Kennan
Kennan
Two Brave Men Die Trying to Save Others in Louisville Fire
In a Sunday morning blaze at the Badgery Graham Photographic Supply Co. in Louisville two men Max BeloVitch and Policeman James Purdon died rescuing women and children from upper rooms. Fire fought men were injured but none seriously. losses included the store and stock across several buildings with insurance coverage noted.
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Louisville
Badgery- Graham Photographic Supply Co
Max Rbelovitcch
James Purdon
Jefferson Street
Max Belovitch
Purdon
Timothy Lehan
Burnett Hardi
Charles Kellar
Charles Brown
Harry Swain
John Depp
Stewart Dry. Goods Co
Nailers and Packers in Minneapolis Mills Face Strike
The 535 nailers and packers in Minneapolis flour mills demand a return to 1892 wages of 2.75 dollars for packers and 2.25 for nailers with a five year contract. Employers refuse, a one year contract is sought, and a conference will decide on possible strike. If started, other mill workers may back the action.
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Mineneapolis
Minneapolis
Minn
Indian Homestead Entry Sparked by Lawton Tract Offer
Oklahoma City reports a plan to allow homeless Indians from the Kiowa and Comanche reservations to file homestead entries on lands near Lawton. About 60 Spe and Fox members seek to register, with lawyers lining up other potential homesteaders. They aim to secure entries then seek a court order to halt registrars from accepting filings on chosen tracts.
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Oklahoma City
O.Y
Keoluck
ET Reno
Lawton
United States
Ken Shek
Spe
Fox
Imported Car Load of Laborers At Siapnon Ca
Phener Lena Steel Casting Co imports another carload of laborers to replace strikers. Workers were brought from the east amid Mercer court restraint. Company aims to import more this week as it presses to break the strike without concessions.
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Siapnon
Phenerlena Steel Casting Cop
Mercer Court
Men Wall Fete Eee
Steel Strike Conference Signals Possible Settlement
Amalgamated Association leaders in New York and Pittsburgh steel executives held talks July 27 to 30 on restarting negotiations with United States Steel Corp. A basis for discussion was reported, with open mills and nonunion workers retained under the new terms. Officials warned the strike could continue if the basis fails.
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Pittsburg
National Tube Co
McKeesport
Amalgamated Association
Mattier
Steel and Tin Workers
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Shaffer
Williams
Workers’ Organization
Amalgamated
Mor
Wall Street
Pitts
Mr. Morgan
Schwab
F E. H. Gary
Dawkins
J. P. Morgan
Moran
Amahamated Association
Drosees Wad
McKeesports
Lindsay & McCutcheon
Clark Onills
Monessen
Wellsville
Vinalpamated Association
Mingo Junction
Riverside
Wo Va
National Tube Co. Mills
American Stock Hoop Co
Ohio and Equitable receivers report assets in debenture case
In Columbus on July 30 the Ohio and Equitable and other Ohio debenture concerns had partial reports filed. Receiver Jones faced removal motions amid litigation concerns while Receiver Walker showed dues paid on debentures with due bills and redemption checks. Available cash totaled 230 119 dollars with assets of 83 305 dollars reported. In Youngstown on July 27 a mass meeting of Amalgamated association members and ex members is being organized to spur a strike effort and support from sympathizers.
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Colmbus
Ohio and
Equitable
Ohio
Bere
Ei. Kankead
Jones
Ohiow
Hee
D. A. Walker
Okey
Ohio and Equitable
Youngstown
Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
Columbus Democratic executive picks Gillian secretary and Orr treasurer
The Democratic state executive committee in Columbus elected Dr Charles F Gillian as secretary and W C Orr as treasurer at Col Kilbourne's residence. Judge Dity was opposed by Chairman Dougherty and forced out after a telephone threat of non service. Mayor Stden with strikers amid party strife in Columbus. Mingo Junction mayor Wi Toell backs Amalgamated men in a conflict, vowing municipal officers will not stop picket actions to prevent who holds town posts.
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Columbus
Col Kilbourne
Yeeter
Charles F. Gillian
W. C. Orr
Judge Ditty
Dougherty
Mingo Junction
Wi. Toell
Fertilizer Desiccating Co Plant Destroyed by Fire Near Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Desiccating Co fertilizer plant at Jones Station seven miles west of Cincinnati burned completely last night. The plant was beyond city fire department reach. workers tried to fight the blaze with their own equipment but could not. Loss estimated at about $80,000 with partial insurance coverage.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Desiccating Co
Jones Station
Must Renounce Unionism
Dayton July 27 The Davis machine works has closed down with envelopes containing a note that the factory will reopen next November 19 as an open shop. Employees wishing to keep their current jobs must apply to the superintendent by August 3 and sign an agreement effectively renouncing union ties.
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Dayton
Davis Machine Works
Naust
Gardner's Shootout Wounds Bartender Warren in Tima
Orville Gardner shot bartender Charles Warren during a Thursday night confrontation in Tima. Gardner, who had been denied service by Warren after his wife’s instruction, returned with a revolver and fired, injuring Warren in the abdomen. Authorities report the wound may be fatal.
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Tima
Orville Gardner
Charles
Warren
J. M. Little
Gardner
Pig Iron Sale Clears Steel Market in 40000 Tons Deal
The Mahone Bay and Shepanpo Valley Bessemer association sold 40,000 tons of standard Bessemer pig iron to United States Steel Corporation for delivery in August. The price matches the 90 day level, and the sale reduces metal on hand substantially.
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Youngstown
Mahone Mye and
Shepanpo Valley Bessemer Association
United States Steel Corporation
Agust
Receiver Appointed for West Lebanon Coal Co
Charles A. Mew Donald of Wooster was appointed receiver for the West Lebanon Coal Co following an application by D. BR. Wana and Thomas R. Long of Cleveland. J. Beidler of Cleveland is alleged to be illegally claiming control of the company's property.
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Wooster
Charles A. Mew Donald
West Lebanon Coal Co
D. BR. Wana
Thomas R. Long
Cleveland
J. Beidler
Tin can trust plant to move from Youngstown to Cleveland
The Youngstown tin can trust plant will be removed to Cleveland in connection with the Cleveland plant. The Youngstown site was expected to be a leading facility when the trust was formed.
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Cleveland
Youngstown
The
Tin Cam Trust
Will Go to the Pacific Coast With Crescens World Champion
Georg Ketcham, owner and driver of Crescens the world champion trotter, announced yesterday that he will spend next winter on the Pacific coast where the famous horse will vie for speed records and strong performances.
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Pacific Coast
Toledo
Georg Ketcham
Crescens
Strikers Win as Workers Awarded Overtime Pay
Strikers secured overtime compensation after a dispute with management. The agreement granted pay for hours worked yesterday and restored normal duties for employees including Cohinbus and Warton Rivers.
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Lee Warton
Yieut Killed Nine in Heat Toll at Cincinnati
Nine people died and many collapsed from heat in Cincinnati as an extreme heat wave pushed temperatures to 9F with high humidity. Western winds eased conditions late, but health officials warned of continued danger.
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Cincinnati
Miners Strike Halts Work At Johr Son Ros Mine
More than 500 miners at the Johr Son Ros mine have struck and halted operations after a trackman was transferred. Workers allege the transfer violated an agreement with the company.
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Logan
Johr
Son Ros
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