Nationalism and global trade push in late 19th century
The essay discusses Philippine nationality and self rule under Taft, Hungarian trade prospects for U.S. exporters, Chilean and Argentine harbor and rail plans, and Cuban women’s league for equal rights. It notes U.S. interests in closer commercial ties, and reports on Washington rebuilding the Treasury building with granite pillars to improve stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Buenos Aires
United States
Treasury
Washington
Boston woman marks famed baking career with vast totals
A Boston woman celebrates a golden anniversary as a taker of bakeware boasting 394000 pies 8000000 doughnuts and over 1600000 puddings along with other dainties and baked beans in a long career. The piece notes a humorous dig at medical society views on smoking and cosmetic changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Multiple Iowa news items mix in one long column
A broad Iowa news page reports Andrew Cirley’s death near Bikader, Guy Graham joins Ames College as a government meat inspector in Chicago, and a new National Coal Co mine near Albia with about fifty workers. Railcar orders, a gasoline wreck near Clive, Onawa public library bid, and various local incidents including arrests, fires, floods, and court actions are noted along with labor and shipping updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Cirley
Bikader
Guy Graham
Ames
Chicago
Albia
Natonal Coal Company
Fone Central Railroad
Frank Grey
Jack L. Rich
Missouri Valley
Misser
Mabel Thompson
Mary Mamle Strang
Council Bluffs
Meda
West Union
Robson
Walter Whiteback
Santo Fancuillo
James P. Burns
Clayton County
Elkader
Carafilly
Ube
New York
Paris
Western College
Students of Theology
Providence
Treasury Department
Washington
Przuschywicz
Upper Silesia
Olympic Victories and Disasters Highlight London Games
On the second day in London United States athletes claimed two gold medals in hammer throw and 1 600 meter run as John J Flanagan set an Olympic record. A series of disasters followed from shipwrecks to rail accidents and a deadly mine explosion with multiple fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosé
Great Britain
Sweden
America
London
John. J. Flanagan
W. Sheppard
Frank J.gould
Lilley
Lorain
Aset
Honolulu
John Dietz
Cameron Dam
Winter
Wis
Jas
White Mountain’ Express
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Greenwich
Conn
Provinca
Acna
Arica
Chile
Peru
Baille
Ars
Edith M. Tengte
Walter C. Teagie
Cleveland
Standard 611S
Pasadena
Cal
Ma Ails
Corregidar Island
Paskengera
Bont de Castellane
Anna Gould
New York
Gleain
Reynolds
St. Lous
Mio
Williamstown
Summit Branch Mining Company
Chatman Altehead
Colorado Springs
Tle West
Johnstown
Democratic Nationa Fienalitna
Bryan
Fatherulew
James Waddell Simpson
Gontist
Northport
N. Y
Tadther-in-laweis
Hurley T. Horney
Russi
Sosnowice
Russian Poland
Homer
Castle of Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Charles Hunter
Philadelphia
D. C. Massington Collingswood
N. J
Arthur FP
Wil Manis
Chicago
H. F. Agpinwall
Mixed 1900s News Fragments Include Trials and Appointments
General Allen backs a 2 million dollar aeronautics appropriation for the Army while Prince Philip of Holenburg faces perjury charges in Berlin. Rosenblatt runs a Fond du Lac store burned by arson. Giuseppa Alla is executed at Canon City. Selina Garter gives Omaha funds for a park, and other brief items include a Warsaw embezzlement claim, a prison reward, and Bishop Potter’s slight recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Allen
Algal
Ofeés
Board of
Ordninca
T Department
Congress
Tsao Rosenblatt
Atora Ta
Fond du Lac
Wis
Prince Philip Zn Holenburg
Berlin
Iralian
Italy
Giuseppa Alla
Leo Heinrichs
Canon City
Col
Selina Garter
Omaha
Neb
Tend For & Park
Roy Messena
Warsaw
Ind
Thomas McCarthy
Indiana State Prison
Batola Board
bin Anoner
Husk L
Howland
Colorado
Order of Elba
Potter
New York
Princesse Amélie and Gustav Kozian wed in Austrian castle chapel
General news item notes a marriage between Princess Amélie Louise of Furstenburg and Gustav Kozian at Kammerberg castle chapel Austria amid reports of multiple fatal clashes between strikers and security forces in various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amélie Louise
Furstenburg
Gustav Kozian
Kammerberg
Austria
Plec
Alabama
Gomez
Tabriz
Uhe
Afctats
McCgrew
Pennsylva, Nig Company
New York
Solders
Ahyvauthea
Kibet
Endew
Mathe
Joe Biletiner
Frest
Honoalu
Varmers & Marchants’ Tanning Company
Claveland
Pe Tanning Company
Hyereit
Joss Leing
Charles W. Hunnisten
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth
Olge
Wilhelminna
Hrederiep
Adolphy Liepold
Newtown
Interior
J. @. Wilson
W. de C. Ravenel
National Museum
W. M. Geddes
Treasury Department
United States
Seatile
Wash
James Phelps
Oskaloosa
James Guyot
Clay City
Orcutt
Cal
Frank H. Montgomery
Cilcaga
Nia
Head
Whitelake
Michigan
Catherine Byuba
LA Crosao
Wis
Town college and State Fair forge shared agricultural alliance
The Town state college of agriculture strengthens ties with the State Fair to boost town agriculture and industry. A new administration building on the Fair grounds prompts use of the old fair central offices for college purposes. An annual meeting of graduates and youth aims to support college work, with scholarship contests starting August 22 during fair week. The fair opens August 20, featuring six days of races, a major high stock show, and new night stock pavilion acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Clive
Onawa
Licbrary
W. J. Merton
Emerson, Neb
Littleport
Jungs
Llosa
Colga
Wankon Junction
Ingébbery
Waukon
Znece
Itig
Story City
Wier
James Phillips
Oskalousz Oy
Teil
Qoyfleers
Webster County
Superior Clay Works Company
Henry Enghulm
Town State College of Agriculture
Atule College
Ames
Simpson Kia
Iowa
Liberal
Pain
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Ns Ghort
Fife
David P. Garrows
Philippines
Taft
Emil Zergowitz
Comercial Councllor
Hungary
New York City
Aéda
Aeavant Mi4
Myer's
William Joud
Cornell Chifts
Joe D. L. Wels
Talroad
Jonds
Red Gale Canning Company
John G. Love
Lvision
Milwaukee, St. Paul & Omaha
Harry Daniels
Independance
Sioux City
Aberdeen
Gove
Daniels
Manhattan
Connelman
J. W. Kime
Fort Doge
Albert Nichols
Dud de Chickid
Thos
Kime
Hfe
Couneil Brits
Cheyne
Secretary of State
Mulammet Geran
Mint Hotel
Des Moines
Mathis
Gebran
Deg Moines
Biles
Ings
Chern Gue
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