Local Dalton Store Ad for Frank E Gibson Dry Goods
Frank E Gibson advertises a dry goods and millinery shop in Pioneer Block Dalton offering groceries, notions, carpeting, lace curtains, wall paper, window shades, and a first class millinery department with stock cleaned and new and prices guaranteed.
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R. J. Stinson
Bitnes
Pioneer 34Oak
Dalton
L. C
Davison
EALER
Agnor
Pioneer Block
Main Street
Ohio
Frank E. Gibson
Dalton, C
Tornado and Cyclone Insurance Rates Publicized
Seasonal cyclone coverage offered with rates per hundred dollars of value. One year twenty cents, three years forty cents, five years at an implied rate. Minimum policy value required remains unclear. Contact Guonas QC, FExES, Agent for details and purchase.
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Fess
Proparty
Guonas QC
Fexes
Agt
Income figures for electric lighting plants show private and municipal gaps
Data indicate private electric lighting plants average gross income 31.6 with officials and clerks paid 860 dollars per year, while municipal plants average 482 dollars per annum for staff.
Shippump Driven by Swinging Pendulum Invention
An innovative ship pump uses a horizontal lever with a vertical rod at each end and a central weighted pendulum. Ship roll moves the pendulum to drive the pump rods, converting motion into pumping action.
Norway's state bank funds workingmen's homesteads
Reports describe a state workingmen's bank in Norway offering low interest loans for homestead purchases of 1.25 to 5 acres and house building costs up to 804, with 3 to 4 percent interest and a 42 year repayment plan.
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Norway
Workingmen’s Bank
Birds Driven by Seed Availability Not Old Climate
Birds migrate mainly due to ripening weed seeds rather than autumn cold. Russia's 1903 winter grain yield rose yearly but fell versus 1902. An albino deer was shot in Southern Oregon Canyon mountains, rare sighting. A centuries old mill near London has become a chapel, hosting Sunday choral services.
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Russia Statistical Bureau
Canyon Mountains
Oregon
Mountains
West
London
Australia
German Empire
Stockholm
Emmanuel Swedenberg
Leipsic
Prussia
Saxony
Ohio
Sisner Francolini
Spoleto
Italy
Clitumno
Sea of Azov
Russia
Danube
Morgan
Standard Dist
New York
St. Michael's Church
Coventry
York
Troston
Germany
Washington, D. C
Argentina
Cormecrop
United Kingdom
Hildesheim
Hanover
George Lyman Kittridge
Harvard
Wevern Language Association
Petroit
Frederick the Great
Kaiser
Hohengollern Museum
New York Diet Kitchen Association Aids Poor
The New York Diet Kitchen Association operates six kitchens across lower east and west sides providing nourishing food to the sick unable to buy it. Beef tea eggs milk soups are distributed on physician cards and food is delivered to those unable to call or send for help. The charity mainly serves the poor consumptives.
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The
New York
Diet Kitchen Association
Va- Tidnus
Ancient Celtic urns found at Haslemere garden
In Haslemere garden operations a gardener unearthed several ancient vessels and calcined human bones about two feet deep. British Museum experts date the finds to the late Celtic age around BC 150. Only three or four vessels remained in good condition. about 22 urns and pots are inferred to have been buried there.
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Haslemereng
British Museum
Global facts mix in a prewar world miscellany
A wide array of statistics and curiosities from around the globe covers labor, trade, production, and demography. Highlights include Europe’s railway and locomotive counts, meat and grain production growth since 1840, Paris hair preparation employment, and international shifts in autos trade and imports. The item notes Tokio? no, Berlin models, Philadelphia wool mill shipments, and various city and national facts.
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Berlin
Mexico
France
England
Europe
New Trades Council
Toronto
Can
Seven Stars Inn
Manchester
Eng
United States
Philadelphia
China
Paris
Washington
Indiana
Johannesburg
Baltimore Fire Destroys 20 Blocks of Wholesale District
A massive two day blaze in Baltimore’s wholesale district began Sunday morning and raged for 28 hours, wiping out about 20 blocks of Baltimore street and surrounding areas. Firefighters from multiple cities battled the flames as dynamite blasts and heavy smoke marked the effort. Estimates varied with near total destruction of commercial buildings, several injuries reported, and one confirmed death.
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Baltimore
John E. Hurst & Co
Baltimore Street
Dopkina Place
Ftrom
Charles
Lexington
Fayette Street
Halliday
Washington
Philadelphia
Associated Press
James
Union Docks
Jones Falls
Lexington Hotel
Gorbin
New York
Japs Inva de Korea and severed ties shock world
Large body of Cossacks near the Yalu River to protect Port Arthur railway and a Japanese move to cut the land link between Korea and Japan. Reports from London Paris Berlin and Washington describe Japan severing relations with Russia and advancing troops toward Korea as tensions flare before any formal note delivery.
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Korea
Japan
Yalu River
Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
Russia
Baron de Rosen
Tokio
Count Leamsdorff
Count Lamsdorff
M. Kurino
Alexieff
Manchuria
Windivostock
London
Che Foo
Daily
Malion
Masampho
Fusan
Kunsan
Mokpho
Ghempoo-on-the-arest
Seoul
Nagasaki
Daily Telegraph
Yala River
Shilka
Sxisebo
Paris
Daily Mail
France
China
Middle Kingdom
Berlin
Maxunpho
Towa
Nuvta
Paria
Foriega
Russians. It Is Learned That Archange
Yalu
Frenne
Washington
Astaitie Eet Ney
Subic Bay
James M Colgate Dies at Yonkers Home
James M Colgate dies at his Yonkers home on Sunday. Born in New York, he organized during the Civil War and led the New York Golf Exchange for years as president. He funded Hamilton College’s expansion, contributing over $1,000,000 in the past decade, and gave about $100,000 to Colby Academy for his wife.
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James M
Colgate
Yonkers
James M. Colgate
New York
Dsts
New York Golf Exchange
State University
Hamilton
Noot
Ile
Colby Academy
New London
N,hh
Pittsburg magnate Henry W Oliver dies after years in business and politics
Pittsburg financier Henry W Oliver, a leading steel and industrial figure, dies Monday. He was a long-time Republican activist and public servant, holding several offices and shaping political and business circles for years.
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Pittsburg
Henry W Oliver
Nilleonsire
Tle Hind
Soem
Train Derailed in Nicaragua Kills Over Twenty
Managua Nicaragua February 9 A passenger train on the Chinandiga Miega railroad derailed February 2 while crossing a high bridge. More than 20 passengers died and many were injured in the wreckage.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Chinandiga Miega
Senator Hanna Illness Shape and Roosevelt Visit
Washington reports that Senator Hanna is diagnosed with irregular typhoid fever, considered more gravity due to age and prior rheumatic issues. no organic complications are noted. On February 9 his condition slightly improves with better appetite, less stomach irritation, and continued weakness while physicians await the illness to run its course. President Roosevelt visited Arlington Hotel to inquire about Hanna’s health.
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Washington
Hanna
Roosevelt
Arlington Hotel
Senator Hanna
Mr. Dover
Basa
Mob burns Luther Holbert and wife at stake in Mississippi
Noddsville Mississippi February 8 a mob of over 1000 persons burned Luther Holbert and his wife both negroes at the stake for the killing of James Eastland a prominent white planter and John Carr another negro at the Eastland plantation two miles from the city. The four day chase across four counties left eight dead including Eastland Carr Winters and three unknown negroes. Holbert and his wife were captured after a long march through canebrakes and swamps. Eastland’s family had posted a reward of 1200 for his capture.
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Noddsville
Miss
Luther Holbert
James Eastland
John Carr
Eastland Plantation
Holbert
Mississippi
James Eastlannd
John Winters
Eastland
Shepherdstown
Swindling Scheme Brought to Light by Chicagoan Arrest
Chicago detective arrest exposes a mail order fraud run under fifteen names. Victims, many women nationwide, were promised $30 for copying 100 letters. Thompson faces $1000 bond for February 15 hearing. scheme used endless chain plan and multiple fronts like Women's Gas and Occidental agencies.
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Thampson
World Promise
Wthompe Sonoin
Women's Gas Operative
Chiby Woman's Industrial Thoreau
Atmutzom Lvertising Agency
Occidental Whralesate Co
Occidental Commercial Agency
Washington bill on relief for Baltimore tire sufferers
Washington introduction of the OV bill by Representative Bamrich of Whines allocates funds for relief of Baltimore tire sufferers. Referred to the appropriation committee. Meanwhile Chicago meetings on presidential politics discuss seating plans for 3,266 attendees and 2 admission tickets per voter as subcommittee chair Senator Scott announces Elkins of West Virginia as vice presidential candidate while Committeeman Harry S New cites Fairbanks as his choice and ROB. Achneider names John J. Webster of Omaha as another nomination aspirant.
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Washington
Bamrich
St. Nognou
Baltimore
Chicago
Yast
Republican National Committee
Scott
Elkins
West Virginia
Bat
Harry S New
Fairbanks
Rob. Achneider
John J. Webster
Omaha
They Leave Cuba as U S Flag Is Lowered at Cabanas
Wavana February 6 The last American troops leave Cuba as the flag over Cabanas barracks is lowered and the Sumner departs President Palma expresses appreciation for U S help while Cubans salute with 21 guns Maj Brown thanks Palma and praises Cuban people before soldiers march away and board the transport Sumner
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Wavana
Cuba
Cabanas Barracks
United States Army
Sumner
Cabanas Fortress
Palma
Rodriguez
United States
Squiers
Legation
Mr. Squiers
Maj. Brown
Dewey Plan Wins Navy Ship Build Approval in House
The House naval affairs committee approved Admiral Dewey’s heavy ship program, over the general board and Moody. The bill totals 95 million dollars with battleships cruisers and supply ships, plus 4 million for an armor plate factory. Guam and Olongapo stations receive funds and 2000 more sailors join the Navy.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
House Committee On Naval Affairs
General Board
Moody
Secretary of the Navy
Guantanamo, Cuba
Naval Station
Olongapo
P. 1
Wars in San Domingo Riverfront Fire and Rebel Advances
Feb 5 data from San Domingo report Rodriguez commanded troops arriving at Pajarito from San Pedro de Macoris engaging in night fighting. San Carlos burned after insurgent capture. Rumor of government recapture at Santa Barbara de Samana variants. US cruiser Co Huinhie landed outside town to protest German interference.
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San Domingo
Rodriguez
Pajarito
San Pedro de Macoris
San Carlos
Santa Barbara de Saaansa
Sanchea
United States
Co- Huinhie
Santa Parbara de Samana
Mictin
Lorens Beatifies Washington Fed Case Involving Oil Properties
Lorens Beatifies testified on Thursday about drafts and checks between Machen and himself tied to a note of 25 000 to Machen. He described the transfer of interest in oil properties and detailed the value of those properties and related debts to Ketcham National Bank of Toledo. The government noted all transactions concerned the indebtedness to Machen.
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Washington
Fed
George E. Lorene
Machen
Ketcham National Bank of
Toledo
Rayner Elected U S Senator in Maryland Vote
In Annapolis February 5 Isidor Rayner of Baltimore won the Maryland legislature election with the unanimous support of the Democratic majority to succeed Louis Ex McCormas as United States senator.
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Rayner
Annapolis
Maryland
Isidor Rayner
Baltimore
United States
Louis Ex McCormas
Schwarzman, Editor of Puck, Dies at 90
New York February 5 D. M Schwarzman editor in chief of ck died Thursday. Born in Germany in 1536 he learned the printer's trade and with Joseph Keppler founded Puck in 1876.
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MU. Schwarzman
New York
D. M Schwareman
Germany
Joseph Keppler
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E. A. Freett
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David Gardner
F. F. H. Pope
M. D. Ruggist
Jack
Slusser
Mie
H. M. Rudy
Jersey
Nona
A. Freet & Son
LD Reliable Clothiers
Enterprise Mills
Ochnauer Bros
Connestion
Ton
C. Scott
Otary Public
Troy
Sprinting Office
Ealers
Harfield Street
A. Brueckner
FgEtsieger Factory
Excelsior -Sigara
Uniion Man
Rage & Kosier
Ernest F. Scott
Kfnda
Gazette Printing Co
ARICK
Pioneer Brock
Jdaiton
Entist
Daiton
Enuily
GEO
Surance
Loyal
Tna
Phoenix, Insurance Co
North America
New Jersey Plate -Glasa Ins. Co
Standard Life and Accident +Co
National Accident Co
Northwestern Life
Ohio National Building and Loan Co
Wertz Block, Culor, A
D. Brenner & Son
Actioneers
Solielt Wale
Wayne
Wenlor
Fins
Thar Elf
Tau
Batl
Aduresa
West Brookfield
Starz County
Sugarcreek Township
Walton
D. A. Sommre
Peter Eckard
Samuel Wouls
Jacob Fischer
Ofrick
Tornado, Cyclone and Windstorimn Insurance
8. M. Duggar
Department of Horticulture
Missouri University
Henry W. Oliver
Mahanoy City
Fen
Thames
Brenton
Johm Shisnishy
Alexander
Michael Helach
John Vanish
Joseph Kapourad
Peter Garbias
Dewey
Naval Committee
House of Representatives
Mir
Lorens
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