Brief Review of a Week's Events
The wide round of world and domestic happenings includes navy notes, political shifts, and notable incidents. Admiral Converse appraises naval strength while Charles Morse faces arrest in New York. Oklahoma primaries back W. J. Bryan. meriting updates on crimes, accidents, and public affairs across cities and ports.
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Charles W. Morse
Anander
Europe
Etruria
New York
N. B. Tulstiewood
Cairo
Til
Congress
Jackney
George W. Badth
Navy Department
Twleahwine
Chile
OK Homa
W. J. Bryan
Annie R. Wood
Providence
Newport
Fort Grehle
Benjamin Nora
Crookston
Minn
Wise
Thert Hendersifier
Bert Taylor
Nathan Taylor
Crestan
Eddyville
Duluth
John Mahgeeth
Pittsburg
Ohio
Harry Arthur McArdie
Che Alamo
San Jacinto
San Antonio
Tex
Henry DB. Sellers
Eatire
Granite Palle
Marian Grey
Affinity Flnder
United States
Defrand
Mlgin
Simmillpox
University of Tiinois
Toledo & Westere Electric Cay
Michigan Central
Bayent
Toledo
Mia Theodora Shouts
Theodore P. Shouts
Duc de Chauines
Frank Murdock
Quelde
Depaparia
Chee Michel
Chicago
Drreak
Litenin
Philline Envive Academy
Py Mnaelun
Foster Holmes
Minneapolis
Chauncey B. Geiger
Guy
Wchard Water
Ashley, AM
War scare grows as Russia Turkey mobilization rumors spread
Diplomatic briefings note a broad war scare with reports of Russian troop movements from Siberia toward the southwest and Turkish frontier buildups. Russian officials debate national defense readiness while some diplomats advocate cautious optimism amid Caucasus shocks.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Turkey
M. Guch
Okoff
Duma
Siberia
trans-Cnopian
Turkestan
Tiflis
Twenty-Eight Miners Entombed in Pennsylvania Drift
A dam burst at Mid Valley Colliery near Mt. Carmel on Monday trapping twenty eight miners. Rescue teams worked through the day while sounds from inside and a signaling shot indicated progress. Seven Americans, the rest foreigners, were at work in the drift driven heading when rain and thaw filled the tunnel with water and mud.
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Pottagille
Midvalley
Mt. Carmel
Morse's Troubles Multiply in New York City
Legal entanglements surround Charles W. Morse with a third indictment for perjury. He is to appear before Justice Dowling to plead to the charge as two prior indictments for grand larceny await. counsel faced new summonses in two stock transaction suits. Bankers Life Insurance Co says assets 1.4 million and policyholder surplus 123,876. company remains active since 1869 despite misreported closure.
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J. To Arlstow
Ballina
Kan
Onersl
Tin
United States Sanatory
Cheatort Long
Offen
Yioin Hon
Elink P. Mann
Troy
Gov. Hughes
Tyler
Tex
Moxeville
Service
Mise
Evans
Valparateo
Chile
President Montt
Callao
Peru
Wisconsin
Denver
Cal
William J. Bryan
Democratc
Brooklyn
Kings County
Adtian
W. F.C. Hasson
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
New Orleans
Dock and Cotton Council
United States G Rand
Charles W. Kroger
New York
Canal Street
Emily Reed
Oregon
Portalms
Adolph Steinwetz
National Tank of Commerce of
Minneapolis
Glencoe
Natal
Macon
Georgia
Missouri
Lincoln
Neb
Theodore Roosevelt
Lea Danziger
Cincinnati
Robert Gott
Anna Bell Stangley
Wes Summerlin
Charley
Carrollton
Jethro Jones
London
Henry Bean
Prichard
W. Va
Virgil Hatten
Tixdella
Chicago
Henry 8
Buon
New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company
Herbert Jordan
Willis J. Batley
Congress
Gilver
Kort Gibbon
Alashat
Fairbanks
William Andrews
Sioux Church
Charley A. Coey
Aeroamutique Club of
Morris A. Heinmann
St. Louis
Oliver
War Department
Livut
Diekeraon
Nevada
Goldfert
Aga Mst
New Jersey
Foster M. Voorheen
Frank H. Combes
Bo New
Hawkers’ Life Insurance Company
Ood
W. J. Ridgely
Reorganized National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
Martha Anderson
Janesville
Wis
George Ho Norman
Gloucester
Cervera
American Express Company
United States
Tourt
McPherson
Clyde Gant
Belleville
Henry Dickerman
Standard Ol Company
House of Representatives
Mr. Rainey
Hilneis
John B. Venson
Duluth
James Knowles
Minsieaipal Senate
Kabull
Chivago
Cinciunati & Touteville Raliniad Company
Clark C. Hoffman
Misgouri Woc
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Charles Poccorino
Mallan
Lake Charléa
Hastings
Col
Roda
Burdis
Huelva
Jones
Amityville
Long Island
Colorado
Sidney Stanton
General Board of the Navy
Correctional Institution
Randalls Island
Andrew Wendell
Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Hooth
Arthur Sullivan
Montana
Dillon
Mont
Michigan Republican State Central Committee
Grand Rapids
A. H. Cline
Ian
Luke Banner
Elk Park
N.C
W. H. Wallace
Kanaga City
Holt
Porty-necnadtreet
Broadway
Hudson
N. Y
Frank Vina
Cleveland
Wiliam McKay
Caro
Mish
Germany
Taft
Republi Car Humle Central Comiites
Calo
Hada
New York City
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Grand Jury
Justice Dowling
Criminal Branch
Supreme Court
Philip J. Britt
Aummonses
Bankers Life Insurance Co
Insurance Department
Congress Rejects Budget In House Vote On 80 000
Congress, Washington, faced a sharp House rejection of the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill carrying 80 000. The Senate spent five hours debating Lieut. Col. W. W. Witherspoon for brigadier general and finally voted to confirm.
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Congress
Washington
House
Senate
W. W. Witherspoon
Gnally
Columbus
Wertz
State Board of Public Works
Avnoral Assembly
Committee On Elections
H.C. Spicer
Summit County
Mather Bi
Judiciary Committee
Father of suspected swindler blamed in Minnesota cream case
Sixteen year old Joseph Mulhall testified that his father James T Mulhall is a criminal involved with the Niccolot Creamery Co of Minneapolis in a Minnesota produce swindle. He is said to be a fugitive to Canada.
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Chicago
Joseph Mulhall
James T. Mulhall
Mulhall
Minnesota
Niccolot Creamery Co
Minneapolis
Canada
Jury Reaches Verdict in Snell Case At Long Trial
A jury delivered a verdict in the Snell case amid tense courtroom weather. The decision closes a lengthy trial that drew local attention and featured witness testimonies and claims from both sides.
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Snell
Suan Clinton
Contested Ohio Legislation Sparks City Rail Debates
Cleveland mayoral allies face charges over an alleged 84000 illicit treas ury appropriation for streetcar tracks to ease congestion as opponents push a renewal bill. The scene shifts to Columbus where state repayment and auto licensing debates dominate and a bid to repeal the Lomlworth constitutional amendment stalls.
Nervous System Talk Sparks Cure Claim At Club
Dr Alfred Wenzel spoke to the Mag House club outlining nerve cells and brain capacity. He described chiropractic ideas with a demonstration on a boy, claiming restored mobility after adjusting a single vertebra.
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Alfred Wensel
MuHoue Club
Dale
Solion
Belen Hata
Wenzel
Mag
Yaln
Eating at High Temperatures Harms Teeth and Digestion
An article argues hot foods damage teeth and digestion. It cites experiments on safe temperatures for various foods and warns against swallowing very hot meals, noting meats, beans, and potatoes are best kept below extreme heat. It gives specific temperature ranges for tea and other foods.
Markets Report From New York and Several Cities
The report covers February 18 1908 market activity with scattered notes on flour wheat corn oats butter cheese and potatoes. Prices appear in various grades across New York Cleveland East Buffalo Toledo and Pittsburgh with cattle sheep lamb hogs and hay values listed and fluctuating.
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Cleveland
York
Uigu
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