Menace of the Flying Machine in Global Power Race
The piece discusses the emergence of airships and aeroplanes shaping national power. It cites General Balen Powell urging Britain to prepare, notes Germany and Britain rivalries, and examines public opinion on aviation's military potential. It mentions Sidney Whitman’s interview with Chancellor von Bülow and cautions against overestimating millionaire wealth while touching on societal moods and cultural reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
East
Alrables
Great Britain
Germany
Balen Powell
Sidney Whitman
Blunarek
Prince von Tuelow
England
Givat Brita
Ellher
Most Important Happenings of the World Told in Brief
President Roosevelt will visit London after Africa in 1910 and deliver the Romances lecture at Oxford while receiving a D. C. L. degree. Francis L. L. McConnell of Brooklyn has accepted the presidency of De Pauw University Green Castle Indiana. Postmaster Cortes New Mexico, was arrested for embezzling $4400. Clerk James McKenny marked his 50th year in Washington. Dr. Frederick A. Cook reports heading to the line as of February 26. David W. Lill resigns as candidate for U S senator. Horace J. Taft refused ratification for state legislature. Harry K. Thaw sent to Matteawan. Col T Pryor of San Antonio elected chairman of trans Mississippi congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Eommand
Oxford
D. C
Watertown
Coan
William Hm.taft
Harry. K. Thaw
Matteawan Hospital
Justice Mills
New York Supreme Court
the T. Pryor
San Antonio
Tex
trans-Ausissippi Congress
Balkans Crisis Deepens Amid Independence and War Fears
British French and Russian leaders work on a conference basis to resolve Balkan tensions centered on Bulgaria’s independence and Turkish indemnity demands. Germany backs Austria Hungary, while Turkey fears Bulgarian milling prompts war and Serbia hopes for avoidance. Prince Ferdinand enters Belgrade amid patriotic scenes as Greece reacts to Turkish forces near Samos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automa
EO Fes
London
Turkey
Bulgaria
Dectines
Great Hyttain
France
Rus Ala
Germany
England
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
Ferdinand
Balkans
Great Britain
Near East
Nowala
Dukarian
Satomiki
Samos
Inioo
Greece
Train fire kills fifteen in Michigan and more disasters reported
Fifteen people died when a relief train carrying Wide village residents from Metaniles north of Alpena, Michigan caught fire after forest fires swept through. The derailment occurred at Nowick Siding, four men and four women perished, with many children among the deceased. forest fires across northern Michigan were worsening. Other news notes a German balloon wreck in the North Sea injuring two aviators, a New York steamer rammed in the North River, two salt warehouses burned in South Chicago, and a Chicago- Detroit baseball result in the world championship. Also reported are saloon votes in Putnam county, a fire death in Athabasque, and various political and federal court items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinaw
Metaniles
Alpena
Mieh
Nowick Siding
Nortlett Michigan
Bertin
North Sea
Placksteller
Schredler
Con Dion
New York
Albany Way
North River
Chicago
John
Peter
Ingalls Crossing
Detroit
Putnam County
Ohio
Louie H. Chamberlin
Arty S. Heath
Mf Lake Tribune
Athuqueque
N. M
Whoads Howell
Mra
Ben Davis
Drummond
Mont
Subraquires
London
James 3. Kennedy
Presbsterian Hospital
Marty Cahill
James Cote
Congress
Ladysmith
Wic
Honolulu
Irena Samoa
Pittsburg
Matteawan Asylum Authoriies
Harry Thaw
Mre
Ingleside
Fort Colling
Cot
Angel Ugarte
Tinaduras
Mexico
Lazo Min
Barber Asphalt Company
Barber Roofing Company
North Venice
Frederick
Baird
Public Lands
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Doulas
Alton
Deneva
John R. Marshell
Elshih Infantry
Mlnnois National Guard
Mobile
Ala
James Gordon Hennele
Noh
Mustey
de. Niemeyer
Hans Hielewann
Cubs
Tey
Slows
Tadian
Citlisle Indiet School
Filliack
Carliste
Howel M. Moran
St. Lows
Sith College
Telfth
Nationalrain Cewlery’ Associaton
St Louis
Davenport
Poland
Piotrkow
Leitz
Metz
George Collier
Occidental
Cal
Willa Wirt
Youngstown
Monroe
Sirocco
Florida
Boston
Fires, arrests, and disasters across nations and regions
A chaotic excerpt lists a string of incidents including a fire causing $500,000 damage at several mills in Rock Island and Dear works. a teen’s alleged murder attempt in New Sharon Indiana. fear of Indian uprisings near Fort Yates. a bank closure in Samarnerville Pa. lawsuits for slander in Oklahoma. balloon and air race crashes. a battleship fleet arrival in Japan delayed by weather. forest fires in northern Michigan. a jail death in Alabama. untrue murder reports from Detroit to Canada. poisonings in Massachusetts. Christian Science Monitor launch. a fatal mining accident. a convention opening in Buffalo. a deadly quarry blast. and various other accidents, transfers, and legal actions globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Rock Island Sashland Dear Works
Clara Watland
New Sharon
Fort Yates, & C
Union National Bank of
Japan
Yokohama Harbor
Michigan
Mots
la Rocque
John Cook
Champaten
Mradna McLennan
7. C. Curwood
Detroit
Canada
British Columbia
Witteh Hondini
South Lancaster Academy
South Lancaster
Moss
Chytetian Science Publishing Society
Toston
Daly Iyer
Christian Science Monitor
William Tretheway
Talue
Calumet and Heela
Tollethanova Convention
Muffalo
Obituary notices for Illinois physician and others
Dr William McKnight longtime Putnam county resident and prominent Illinois physician dies at 85 in Bloomington. Maj. Gen. Richard Coulter aged 81, veteran of Mexican and Civil War, dies in Greensburg Pennsylvania. Ex-Congressman Joseph A. Scranton dies in Scranton, longtime editor of the Scranton Republican since 1867.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKnight
Ilinois
Putnam County
Bloomington
Richard Coulter
Greensburg
Joseph A. Scranton
Scranton
Scranton Republican
Neck Collars Rule Fashion: High and Low Styles Shaping Gowns
The piece discusses collar fashion in detailing how necklines and collars from the high Byron to low linen collars shape outfits. It notes the appeal of different neckwear for various ages and neck lengths, praising handkerchief collars, lace accents, and eyelet embroidery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N&tire
Byron
Bodice and Lamp Shade Hat Fashions Introduced
A voile dress bodice features belt fit, silk piping, tucked silk trim and puffed sleeves bound in guipure with sateen waist strip. A new lamp shade hat from Paris showcases a huge brim and lace frill atop a tall crown. another hat named Hotticelli is noted for style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pariax
Plaited Tulle Toque For Midseason And Stage Wear
Plaited tulle hat described as a large toque suitable for midseason wear and later for theater and restaurant use. It is half the size of a large sailor hat, with a mob crown, a small boxed brim, and a crown wrapped in black or colored satin. Trim includes a single black gauze rose with bead or rhinestone center.
Handkerchief Picture Frame Craft Described
A handkerchief based frame for a picture is folded and laundered. The four corner points are directed to center and turned back to the edge. They are pressed and held with baby Abbon rosettes, forming a small square opening for the photo to be hung as a diamond on the wall.
Serges Replace Other Fabrics In School Frocks
The article describes serge fabrics as ideal for dressy school frocks with jumper styles and piping details. A dark blue serge dress features a plaited waist and skirt, a V shaped yoke outlined with braid, wide armholes, brick red buttons, and decorative emblems on sleeves.
Hand Embroidery Trends in Blouse Trims
The article discusses hand embroidery as a color option for blouses, noting it is not essential but desirable. It highlights fine batiste embroideries with colored vines or dots, suggesting trims with valenciennes or cluny lace on sheer white fabric. It also mentions white mull frills with colored scalloped edges as alternatives to machine-made embroidery.
Fancy Broadcloths In New Colorings And Weaves
Fancy broadcloths appear in all the new colorings with a lightness and softness surpassing last year. Chiffon broadcloths in one tone and woven satin or chevron stripes are plentiful in this season’s offerings from American Register in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Register
London
Fashion Advice For Fat Women In Winter Stocks
The article suggests fat women should craft neck fixings themselves this winter and comments on lace stocks, warning that wide tops can resemble a pouter pigeon. It advises wearing high stock with lengthwise bangs to soften the effect, though it ends with an uncertain caveat on alternatives.
Parisian style skirts and satin frocks captivate town
New Trotteur Salt showcases shining Ub erty satin gowns with skirt plaits and long cutaway redingotes. Americana styles differ, with whort skirts reaching heels and high belts. Lingerie petticoats and khaki tones shade toward orange, described as very smart by Voguo.
Elephants at Api Kongo train for work and travel
African elephants once valued for ivory are being domesticated at Api Kongo. A small herd is trained for porterage and traction at the station. Young elephants perform plowing, carrying, and loading tasks while survival and breeding remain challenges as experience grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
API
Elephant Farm
Uele
Iledike
Lidla
Sparrow as a Songster in Historical Oddity
A brief note on house sparrows reared with bull finches learning to sing, described as an astonishing instance of latent capacity. The piece shifts to a dialect quip about conscience, then closes with MARKET REPORTS.
Cornet Brings Peace After Beetle Bees and Mustard Feud
A San Francisco Chronicle report recalls a quarrel between a bee keeper and a farmer over mustard fields. A cornet played at dawn to provoke, leading to the rival uprooting mustard and the parties becoming good neighbors.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Health Claims
Claims extensive testimonials from women cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Notes huge file of letters at the Lynn laboratory, states the product saves women from surgical operations and uses roots and herbs to aid the feminine system. Emphasizes safety and effectiveness for women with gender-specific ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia EB
Lydia E. Pinkhamn
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Greenville Journal
Greenville
Wireau
Aremean Journal of Sodioloxy
Tie Rensus
Paoply
Becauay
Uhei
Haalh
Tack
Connecticut
Elauke
Playground Answeration
America
Wright Boys
Demure Maiden
Serge
Kohlsaar
Cleveland
Civb League of Atanta
League
Atlanta
Eben
Cincinnati
Butte
Baltimore
Cornet
Epite
Frank H. Short
Gage
San Francisco Chronicle
S Sue
Tinele Henry
Nellie
Lydia Efinkram
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