Notable Happenings From A Busy Week In Brief
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson toured the western states to promote departmental work. Congressman James Sherman arrived in Utica New York amid a warm welcome with parade and speeches. Hapgood of Hapgoods Incorporated and associate Kilby were arrested on fraud charges. A murder accusation emerged in Atlanta near Snay Bean Farm. Peary mapped plans for another North Pole attempt. Vermont Governor nominees Prouty and Maine’s Fernald were named by state conventions. Taft reorganized War Department duties and shifted focus to the presidential campaign. A New Orleans tax official Dudenheler was found guilty of embezzlement. A ten year old in Minnesota faced a deliberate murder accusation. Mrs. Moore of St Louis was elected president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Bishop Potter was reported near death. Steven Adams of Budapest works as a New York fireman to study American methods. Cashier Channelis of Atlantic City was arrested for a $20 500 defalcation and confessed to stock market involvement. The shah of Persia issued a general amnesty at Tehran. Ellen Root and William Muldoon’s medical trip included baths and exercises. Gales bade farewell in St Charlot h and bought a stock farm for 25000 dollars. Ralph Aldrich, wanted in Nevada for forging checks, was arrested in Springfield and confessed guilt.
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Wilson
West
Jamea S. Sherman
Utica
N. Y
Mansic
Frewarks
Herbert Z. Hapgood
Hapgoods, Incorporated
Brain Brokers
Broadway
New York
Ralph L. Kilby
Hapgoods
Joe Chandler Harris
Gaela Reyous
Snay Bean Farm
Atlanta
Robert E. Peary
George H. Prouty
Vermont
William H. Taft
Luke Wright
Bert M. Fernald
Poland
Maine
Ferdinand Dudenheler
New Orleans
Robert Jandine
Lesnett
Minn
Philip N. Moore
St. Lows
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Henry C. Potter
Steven J. Adams
Budapest
Hungary
New York City
Robert Channelis, Jr
Marine Trust Company
Atlantl City
Nod
Europe
E. J. Baker
Ralph A. Aldrich
Nevada
Springfield
Minas disaster and other early 1900s incidents toll
Report covers a gas explosion at the Rikovsky mine near Yusovo Russia with at least 200 missing, a Milwaukee man’s suicide and unusual ashes request, a Windsor Colorado house fire killing three children, passport bans by Ohio governor’s office, and various legal and political items across the United States.
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Rikovsky
Yusovo
Russia
Adams Claus
Windsor
Col
Ohie
Merion
United States
Dal Rio
Tex
Las Vacas
Taxas
Bischof
New York Supreme Court
Batavia
Indianapolis
Henry V. Marshall
Western Constructions Company
Is Company
Mary Joy Newland
Detrait
Count Limberg
Prosalabine
Sherstuova
Kiev
Debates and incidents shadow Davenport district news
The report covers varied local events including sheep depredations and poisoning losses, divorce filings in Davenport, a murder charge in Newton, a Des Moines burglary, a missing boy, a Catholic college appeal, staged horse show trouble, a corporate acquisition in Dubuque, a suicide case, and extensive school and county wealth data from Marshall and surrounding areas.
Delegation Influx Builds Momentum for Bryan Camp
Denver July reports show trains arriving with delegations and crowds swelling hotel lobbies as allies and Bryan supporters maneuver. Mayor Dahiman of Omaha predicts Bryan on the first ballot while Henry Morphy’s stance remains unclear.
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Denver
Colo
Noley
Bolatéroud
Bute
Jxg
Bryant
Morphy
Tammady
Bryan
New York
Dahiman
Omaha
Hot
Tomatties
Charles N. Haskell
Okahogia
Old Guard
Mielr
Tuelr
Dichtman
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Bald
Cook County
Hrgan
California
Hs Heag
Theodore A. Bell
Fo Sain Cet
Arriva
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Amiting
Gaver
Missouri
Benatar Dubolo
Wah
Idabo
Batts Lanl
Paraguay Government Overthrown Said by Advices
Advices from Buenos Aires claim Paraguayan revolutionaries have won the uprising and established a new government. The report was confirmed by a dispatch to the Paraguayan foreign minister from the Argentine legation at Asuncion.
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Paraguay
Buenos Ayres
As Auncion
Collapse at New Bedford ballpark injures hundreds
A stand collapse at a New Bedford ball game in the New England league injured about 200 spectators, with as many as 1,400 persons present. One man, George P. Brock, a city service agent, died or is not expected to recover, while several others were hospitalized or treated at home.
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New Bedford
Mase
Gendt la
New
Wagland Leaugue
George P. Brock
Alyfl
Grandson Seeks Grandpa's Pardon After Tearful Scene
A boy insults his grandfather and is confronted by his mother who reads him a lesson on profanity and disrespect. The child tearfully begs forgiveness, while the mother insists on respectful speech and a vow to improve. The scene ends with the boy apologizing.
Naming the Baby Customs Across Cultures and Practices
The article describes diverse baby naming traditions across cultures including Egyptian Hindu Chinese and Urdu influenced practices. It notes the role of parental consent elders and ceremonial elements while mentioning variations in timing and the use of temporary names until a formal choice is made.
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Albert Oxley
Utstein
Puerto Cortez
Manduras
P. W. Beery
New York Police Department
Minnesota
Jacob F. Jacobson
Madison
Chicago
Saint Zeppelin
Switzerland
Frances Thompson
Fargy
N. D
August Beltzner
Toliet
Wilbur F. Parker
St. Louis
Itaho Board of Pardons
Harry Orchard
Frank Stuellenberg
Sloily Burt
Des Moines
Thomas Hill
Ellen MM. Coltan
Mae CG. Wood
Thomas O. Pratt
Remington Typewriter
Ilion
Annie Wilson
Palomas
Mexico
Sinatowy
Chihuahua
Laglaiana
Minneapolis
Friedrichshafen
Zeppelin
Frank Frazer
Lincoln
Fir
William Webber
Springfeld
George B. McClellan
W. R. Hearer
Lambert
Sanborn, Hook and Adamg
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Stock
Swiss Aero Club
Alps
Rew Towney
Gorning
Sonia Teal
Anda
RD. Bentley
Davenport
Lena Knlegge Igi
William Knlegge
Annie Knlegge
Busgbard
George Young
Frank Parker
Newton
Young
Willis Brown
Wis Brown
Annie Striwik
Osage
Thare
Galns
James Davie
St. Ambrose College
Mora
Davis
Magot City
Joseph Stewart
Stewart
Golelgek
Muller
Western Grocery Company
Marshalltown
John 'S, Hancock Sons
Dubuque
Jows
Frst
Hamed
Charles Egermeyer
Catrall
Hig
Brogt
Magot Guy
Alty
Great Western
Wiliam A. Sutherland
Prairie
Commel
Council Bluis Dooriand
Jwa
Nyattinge
Athe
Alfred Brenneman
Charlton
Rom Leon
Hittle P Yerrold
Tim
Wieht
Fils
Prenneman
George H. Rielmead
Young America
Pollee
College Cours
Evry Yina
Liveston
Cattia
Marshall County
Sacred Heart Church of
Dulaquatt
Charch
Hanting
Blewits
Vom Armoury & Company
Andrew Stone Taft
Stony City
Stone
Wanre
Thalr
Chilis
Peter
Tony
Hawayer
PES Moines Directory
Witsote
Fiye
Intimanry
Soldierswidon
Bormorly
Bae Bers
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