Wireless Message on Atlantic Coast Reported in California
A Point Loma wireless operator intercepted a Washington to Pensacola message read to the battleship Connecticut. He copied and sent copies to Washington and Pensacola, noting the route distances and reporting to Mare Island officials. The item also links to commentary on Ohio politics and Bell’s aerial navigation forecasts.
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A. J. Millison
Point Loma
California
Washington
D. C
Pensacola
Fla
United States
Connecticut
Atlantic
San Diego
H.C. Gearing
Mare Island Navy Yard
Florida
Lawyer Delmas Retires From Thaw Trial In Bank Cash Bond Hope
Delmas withdraws from the Thaw trial saying he will not appear again. Others will replace him as long as the bank honors Thaw's checks. Thaw's mother travels to New York next week to post a million dollar cash bond if needed for his release. The U S Supreme Court rules in a Missouri suit that death by own act does not void an insurance policy.
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Ohio
Senator Foraker
William H. Taft
Foraker
Taft
Delmas
Thaw
New York
the Supreme Court of the United States
Missouri
Man Is the Ruler of Woman in Divine Order
The text argues that God created Eve from Adam’s rib and established male headship. It cites Genesis and Ephesians to claim wives should submit to husbands, defining headship as domestic authority rather than superiority, with no implied degradation.
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Eve
Where Our Young People Are Behind Old Timers
Dr W H P France president of Brown University argues that modern youth lack sustained attention and original thinking compared with fifty years ago. The piece notes Roosevelt Bryan free pass law debates and a push by the America Society of Equity for a June Omaha convention to set grain pricing and adjust debt dates to avoid market dumps.
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Ile
America Society of Equity
Omaha
Clocks Turned Back in Legislature Questioned
Lincoln Daily Star notes the untested validity of turning back legislative clocks. Nebraska’s test could reveal whether stopping clocks in chambers can stretch a day indefinitely. Kearney’s bid to overturn the governor’s veto could settle this disputed point.
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Nebraska
Kearney
Lincoln Daily Star
Spraying Demonstrations in Nebraska Apple Orchards
Nebraska Experiment Station bulletin 98 reports spraying results from demonstrations last year in six southeastern counties, sharing detailed fruit spraying costs. Free to Nebraska residents by request to the Agricultural Experiment Station in Lincoln.
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Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Nebraska
Nebraska Experiment Station
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment Station
Lincoln
Culinary Conceptions and Iodine in the Human Body
A meditation on kitchen practice lists tips for preserving apples with lemon juice, rabbit fat removal, and cream cheese stuffed dates. It notes nut and cheese combinations, bread testing for frying oil readiness, and onion and bay leaf use in mutton stock. It then discusses iodine in the body, citing Gautier on iodine sources, air and seaweed as possibilities, and the brain's strong iodine uptake in rabbits.
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Amand Gautier
Gautier
Sone
M. Gautier
Paris
Chicago Chronicle
Immigrant Riches Highlight New York City's Demographics
Pearson's Magazine reports New York City hosts about one third of the state's foreign born population. Manhattan and Brooklyn together hold over 1.1 million foreign born residents, enough to form a city larger than several nations. The metropolis contains more people than nine U S states combined and would rival Arizona and Alaska if included.
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New York
New York City
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Constantinople
Boston
Switzerland
Denmark
Greece
Maine
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
North Dakota
South Dakota
Colorado
Montana
Nevada
Arizona
Alaska
Five Boroughs
Pearson’s Magazine
Rivalry Tales of Two Pacific Harbor Cities
Excerpt from Arthur Ruhl's Outing Magazine piece The Banquet Belt contrasts Seattle and Tacoma through humorous vignettes. A tacit rivalry emerges in harbor lore, letters, and a joking wager about who mails faster, ending with a quip about a whale near the sound and a satirical obituary.
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Picea
Seattle
Tacoma
Sue
Hell Gate
Roe
Sextile
Harber
Div Conti
Arthur Ruhl
Outing Magazine
Currency Through Time Hidden in Ancient Tools and Coins
Notes from the Bank of England cost a cent each in a Naptec weighing machine. Copper was valued like gold in ancient times. Australian natives used green stone and red ocher as currency. Chinese coins included gold cul
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Bank of England
Naptec
Christ
Probate Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska
Probate notice for the estate of Frank E Bethke. August Bethke petitions to prove the will and appoint Christena Redten as executrix. A hearing is set for May 13, 1907 at county court. notice to interested parties via publication in a weekly newspaper for three weeks prior to the hearing.
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August Bethke
Frank E. Berkke
Christena Redten
Coneyclock
P. M
Petiion
Watter
Viller
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