Weekly Foreign Dispatches Spread Across the Globe
Fires set by a 300 man armed mob destroyed two tobacco stemmeries in Princeton Kentucky amid anti trusts sentiment. A Vermont wreck killed three. several injured near Vergennes. Queen Alexandra marked her 62nd birthday at Sandringham with worldwide greetings. Philadelphia composer Mark Hassler died at home. Kiowa Bank in Oklahoma closed due to slow collections. Kazan chief of police Chapote shot dead. assassin arrested. Missouri publisher James M. Wright died of heart failure in Lawton. Chester Pennsylvania launched a second seagoing turbine steamer for New York to Boston service. Monahue Illinois wreck injured several on Coal Belt electric railway as James Joyner killed. Count Andrassy monument unveiled in Budapest with Emperor Francis Joseph present. Portugal and Spain signed treaty to celebrate 260th anniversary of independence. Shonts says Roosevelt won public support in Panama. labor troubles denied. Illinois pays over one fifth of federal internal revenue. Funeral of Samuel Spencer spurs wealth concerns. Cuban legislators’ seats declared vacant. new election to be held, moderates fear revolt. John Hay memorial window unveiled in Philadelphia. Interstate Commerce Commission to probe car shortages. coal cars seized in Cimarron Kansas and North Yakima Washington. Frank Hyde dies in Paris. prominent American lawyer. Charles Wightman lost in Florence Michigan woods. body found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Tobacco Trust
Rutland Railroad
Vergennes
Queen Alexandra
Sandringham Palace
Mark Hassler
Philadelphia
Bank of Kiowa
Kiowa
I. T
Chapote
Kazan
Russia
James M. Wright
Ray County
Republican
Lawton
Ohlo
Chester
Metropolitan Steamsip Company
New York
Boston
James Joyner
Coal Belt Electric Railway
Monahue
III
Julius Andrassy
Budapest
Francis Joseph
Portugal
Shonts
Panama
Roosevelt
Isthmus
Ilinois
Samuel Spencer
Magoon
John Hay
Temple
Keneseth Israel
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cimmaron
Kan
North Yakima
Wash
Frank FE. Hyde
Hartford
Oklahoma opens Kiowa Comanche Apache reserve land to settlement
The Lawton land office began receiving bids for half a million acres in the Kiowa Comanche and Apache reservation, under a congressional act opening the land to settlement. Also noted are: Voight’s four year sentence in Koepenick style robbery, public ownership opposition, copper magnates losses, and various international and national events.
The Door Unbolted At Postum Cereal Co Story
A charming booklet outlines the growth of the Postum Cereal Co from a small barn in 1895 to a modern city plant in Battle Creek Michigan. It highlights the Shakespearean style office, worker amenities and the company’s health oriented workplaces. Brandreth's Pills are advertised as a long standing health aid. Ducks haven't the better of lawyers and doctors in the matter of big bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Cereal Co
White City
Postumville
Battle Creek
Mich
Post
German Volunteer Army Corps Receives 37 Automobiles
The German Volunteer Army Corps is supplied with 37 automobiles for uniformed drivers. These vehicles transport staff officers to and from assignments. In last month’s maneuvers the machines were praised for speed and convenience by tacticians observing the mimic campaign.
Boy's Head Healed by Cuticura Remedies
Avard Oklahoma store owner A C Barnett reports his son suffered a severe scalp eczema. After two bottles of Cuticura Resolvent plus daily Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the eczema cleared, hair grew back, and no recurrence occurred. Barnett endorses the remedies for eczema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Barnett
Avard
Oklahoma
A. C. “Barnett
Deceptive Gentleman Recounts Rail Car Conversation
In a Boston bound train Bishop Brooks questions an intelligent passenger who admits he often speaks first and later regrets the remark claiming he used to say things before thinking them through. He quips about being “deceptive” in speech and recalls he once thought to remark but felt he should have kept his mouth shut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Brooks
Boston
Soap in Dough Allegedly Used by Continental Bakers
A communication to the Association of Belgian Chemists reports bakers in Europe mix soap into dough to lighten bread and pastry. The amount varies by product, with waffles and fritters receiving more soap than plain bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Belgian Chemists
Pink Pills Reported to Restore Patient from Anemia
Mrs. Nathaniel Field of St. Albans Maine credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring health after severe anemia headaches neuralgia and stomach distress. She gained 34 pounds from 120 to 154 and resumed eating sleeping well and feeling normal within three weeks. The ad claims the pills create new blood and suit rheumatism indigestion and nervous headaches. They are sold by druggists or mailed from Schenectady New York at 50 cents per box six for 2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Gazette
Dalton
Ohio
Globe
Government
Okla
Congress
William Voight
Bertin Cobbier
Europe
Koepenick
Public Ownership Commission
National Civic Federation
America
Guggenheim Brothers
Nipissing
Otto Young
Chicago
Lake Geneva
C. V. Chandler
Macomb
Colchester
Bardolph
Michael Cusack
Gaelic Athletic Association
Whitworth Hospital
Dublin
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
William E. Tillotson
Pittsfield
Mass
Tangier
Morocco
Long Island City
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Ralph Rose
Cornelius P. Shea
Union Teamsters
Albert Young
Teamsters
International Brotherhood
Thomas McCarthy
Newcastle
Michael McCarthy
Wampum
Timothy McCarthy
Australia
John A. McIlhenny
Louisville
Civil Service Commission
A. W. Cooley
Wilson
Aetna Bank
Butte
Mont
Augustus Heinze
Heinze
Bank of
Bendena
Jesse L. Harris
Westport
Dinan
Abe Ruef
Orville K. Sherman
William Tecumseh Sherman
St. Louis
Benson
Chicago & Alton
Magguton
Ill
London
Paris
Vienna
Berlin
Mexico City
Wisconsin
Michigan
Senor Moret Y Prendergast
Spain
Perez Caballero
Jennie Yeamans
Charles H. Chamberlin
Wisconsin Grand Council
United Commercial Travelers
la Crosse
Wis
American Oil Combine
Nawakian
Vincent Spilner
Wells County
North Dakota
Spinner
William Fisher
Marshalltown
Twenty-second Street
George W. Baird
Asheville
N. C
Baird
Connecticut
Eugene Metz
Juan Fernandez Island
Roburst
Annen
Germany
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
Thomas F. Ryan
Richmond
Ethel Smith
Thornton
R. I
Sweet Marie
O’brien
Rock Island
O'Brien
Billy Mellody
Joe Walcott
Chelsea
Elisha Dyer
Providence
Rhode Island
New Dutch Guinea
Schmitz
Truckee
Cal
Federal Grand Jury
Salt Lake City
Witten
Westphalia
Grand Jury
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Standard
Salvation Army
Mendon, O
Bridget Carey
la Patrie
le Baudy
Aerostatic
Army
J. H. Jones
Georgian Bay
Fairy Tale
Brandreth
Doctor
Cuticura
Dodd
Kildney
Aoreae
Piao
Apy Su
A. R. Owens
Dr Williams
Carters
Ittler Pills
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Opportunity
THE
NAVY
U. S. Navy
West 6Th Street
Superior Avenue
Cleveland
P. O
Buffalo
N. Y
Waceinston
Detroit
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