Servian cabinet resignations in play for future rule
A Vienna dispatch notes King Peter weighing a third Servian cabinet resignation. In Alberta Medicine Hat a natural gas well yields 5 000 000 cubic feet daily. Rumor claims Montenegro prince abdicated in favor of Prince Mirko. Netherlands temporarily lifts export ban on weapons for the steamer Manzanaras cargo tied to Venezuelan government purchases. Korea’s emperor returns from Fusan with Prince Ito. The Polynesian sinks the Dutch steamer Djamdi near Singapore with seven drowned. Swedish engineer Grell introduces a patent enabling photographs and moving pictures over ordinary telegraphic lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Vienna
Prince Nicholas of
Montenegro
Prince Mirko
Netherlands
Manzanaras
Prins Willem II
Nichols Rolando
Korea
Fusan
Prince Ito
Marseilies
Singapore
Grell
Boston storage blaze destroys 348 cars valued at 750000
The costliest automobile storage and repair plant in Boston burned, wiping out 348 automobiles worth about 750000. The blaze is described as a major disaster with extensive property loss and fire response intensifying city concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Multiple Public Notices and Crime Reports From Across States
Articles list losses from Cleveland street cars, Chicago fire alarms, Oklahoma liquor shipping rights, nude posting ban for posterists, a Battle Run church murder and suicide autopsy findings, Masons in Raleigh, a Minnesota child slayings, an Ohio murder, Missouri insurance chief appointment, Standard Oil retrial, Great Northern address, Flathead reservation starvation aid, Crow’s Nest storm, Harriman denial, Kansas City embezzlement arrest, California forgery case, and Red Cross earthquake relief totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department of
Chicago
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
National Bill Posters’ Association
Oklahoma City
John Carmichael
Gideon Browning
Battle Run
Michigan
Carthage
Ill
North Carolina
Albert B. Anderson
Indianapolis
Ind
Standard Oil Company
Landis
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
State Agricultural Societies
Minneapolis
Flathead
Crow's Nest
Canadian Pacific
E. H. Harriman
New York Cntral Railroad
Nellie O'Donnell
Kansas City
S. B. Signor
Oakland
Calif
American Red Cross Society
Government actions mix foreign aid and domestic policy
Washington reports rapid completion of aid shipments to Italy for earthquake shelter. The Interstate Commerce Commission clarifies free or reduced transport for clergy who maintain ministerial roles while taking related church work. Turkish naval officers plan U.S. study visits aboard Atlantic fleets. Senate earmarks 19 000 for Sequoia grove and projects 234 million for 1910 postal needs, with Lincoln two cent stamp authorized. White House hosts season’s first reception for the diplomatic corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newberry
General Administration
Italy
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Senate
California
Postal Service
Abraham Lincoln
House
Lincoln
Root
Platt
New York
Senator Foraker
White House
Capital City Political Appointments Listed by Governor Shallenberger
Governor Shallenberger released a full roster of his appointments to date with S. I. Mains named chief food commissioner and L. J. Tuel as deputy among others. The list covers state offices from inspectors to wardens, physicians, superintendents, and various deputies across agencies, including the soldiers and sailors homes, hospitals for insane, state penitentiary, and education institutes. The article also notes House committee leadership selected by the Democratic committee and a separate payment claim by ex-railway commissioner J A Williams for seven days in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shallenberger
S. I. Mains
Crete
L. J. Tuel
Tuel
Mains
Institute For Feeble Minded
G. L. Roe
Louis Werner
State of
Arthur F. Mullen
O'Neill
Francis Colfer
McCook
R. B. Harmon
Auburn
T. J.o'connor
Omaha
Fred Pratt
Humphrey
M .J. Rouse
David City
Dan Geilus
John Donovan
Madison
Joseph Boehler
Orleans
Isaac King
Superior
W. J. O'Brien
Louisville
Wil M. Maupin
Lincoln
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Grand Island
Eli Barnes
Soldiers and Sailors’ Home
Milford
David Bowen
Industrial School For Boys
C. B. Manuel
St. Paul
J.L Bennett
Kearney
State
T. W. Smith
York
H. B. Lowry
Hospital For Insane
Hastings
M. W. Baxter
Prosser
J. T. Steele
Crutcher
Mr. Clair
Jesse Gidley
Saunders County
D. S. Woodward
Aurora
Ernest O. Webber
Halle Ewing
H. F. Bishop
Irsane
Norfolk
Joseph Percival
H. Ex Wells
West Point
Herman Gerecke
Emma C. Johnston
Paul Juckiness
South Omaha
Institute For Belind
N. C. Abbott
Tekamah
S. L. Mains
Chas
Fernland
C. W. Carson
Edgar
J. E. Vogle
Plattsmouth
John C. Hartigan
Fairbury
Allan
D. Falconer
A. D. Fetterman
William Mitchell
Alliance
A. P. Fitzsimmons
Tecumseh
Ernest H. Phelps
Lincol
D_ J. Gates
Albion
E_ M. Westervelt
Chas Fanning
William Kennedy
J. &. Summers
Felix J. McShane
B. Marshall
P. Berryman
W. Getten
W. R. Murphy
Sophus F. Noble
L. J. Utterback
Nebraska City
James H. Quigley
Valentine
Charles Smrha
Michigan
M. H. Weiss
Hebron
J. G. Thompson
Alma
J. H. Kelly
House
Democratic Committee On Committees
Clarke
Ways and Means
Taylor
Graff
Kuhl
Henry
W. Z. Taylor
Howard
Shoettger
Kelley
Groves
Broderick
Lawrence
Kraus
Brown
Shoemaker
Greig
Wilson
McVicker
Hefferman
Fish and Game Link
Bowman
Talbot
Nettleton
Murphy
Thomas
Bates
Pilger
Swan
Kotouc
Case
University
Sheen
Hospodski
Fogarty
Worthing
Gerdes
Snyder
Harrington
Gates
Pool
Pickens
Marlett
Ier
Boland
Williams
Winnett and Williams
Judge Williams
Banking Board Reappoints Officers and Examiners
The state banking board comprising the auditor, state treasurer and attorney general met Monday to reappoint the existing officers and staff. Secretary E. Rouse, chief clerk N. R. Persinger, examiners E. E. Emmett, C. H. Beaumont, C. W. Erwin, B. S. Mickey, B. H. Mullowney, and clerk stenographer Miss Maude Hoge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banking Board
State Banking Board
E. Rouse
N. R. Persinger
E. E. Emmett
C. H. Beaumont
C. W. Erwin
B. S. Mickey
B. H. Mullowney
Nebraska Electors Vote For Bryan in State House Meet
Eight Democratic electors in Nebraska gathered Monday afternoon at the state house to cast their votes for William Jennings Bryan. They plan to send a copy to Washington and arrange for the messenger to receive a mileage fee and a trip to the national capital. Governor Shallenberger joined in discussions on the political situation as the eight electors listed their names: Harrington ONeill Gering Plattsmouth Watthea Humboldt Noble Omaha Shawvan Loretto Weber Valparaiso Swanson Clay Center Cameron Spaulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Nebraska
State House
Washington
National
Mr. Bryan
Shallenberger
M. F. Harrington
O'Neill
Henry R. Gering
Plattsmouth
R. E. Watthe
Humboldt
Sophus F. Noble
Omaha
Douglas Shawvan
Loretto
E. O. Weber
Valparaiso
Frank T. Swanson
Clay Center
A. D Cameron
Spaulding
Legislators Busy as Bills Pile Up in Senate and House
By adjournment the senate had ninety bills introduced and the house nearly as many. Subjects span bank guaranty reforms, new experiment stations, and a $100000 request for Hastings asylum buildings. No action beyond introduction yet. debate to start next week as lawmakers resume work following Bolon family coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Bank Guaranty
Hastings Asylum
Oratory
Speedy One Note on Typists and Marriage Timing
A brisk line notes a typist expert and recalls a clerk mentioning a typist who married a wealthy employer in under three months. The exchange underscores rapid marrying as a social observation.
Cuticura Cures Woman After Specialist Failure
Miss Barbara Kral of Highlandtown Maryland describes ten months of intense eczema itching on face and arms. After trying many remedies with no relief a friend advised Cuticura Remedies. Four to five applications of Cuticura Ointment eased unbearable itching and two sets left her completely cured. January 9 1908. Potter Drag and Chem Corp sole promoters Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Barbara Kral
Highlandtown
Potter Drag & Chem. Corp
Sole Propa
Boston
Fragmented quotes and ads from a Detroit Free Press page
A noisy collage of quotes about judgment and observation, an advertisement touting Bromine quine while promoting a cold cure, and a note suggesting a detective’s skill. The jumble includes lines about a boy asking to warm his jacket, a judge of human nature, and a bromo quine laxative badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB W. Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ters
Servian
Peter
Clara Morris
W.L. Seeley
Seattle
Wash
Seeley
Cleveland
Ohio
Jesus
Epworth Memorial Church
W. B. Wallace
Oil
Frank Shercliffe
Minnesota
Porter Polson
Danville
Julia Brown
St. Louis
Thomas O’brien
Julius K. Dillman
Pittsburg
William Nix
Atlanta
Bright Gilstrap
Nix
Gilstrap
Millie Donnelly
Oxford
John Kennish
St. Joseph
Missouri
Capital City News
Jones
Detroit Free Press
Peoria
Sant Best W
Se ‘Stowe
Canada
W. ¥. Benrett
New York Site Building
Omebs, Tobraste
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