Van Valkenburgh Named Judge in Western Missouri
Arba Van Valkenburgh, named United States district judge for the western district of Missouri, is among the youngest federal jurists at 48. A former district attorney under Senator Warner and Taft, he was born in 1862 in Syracuse and educated at the University of Michigan.
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Arba
van Valkenburgh
United States
Western Division of
Missouri
Senator Warner
Western District of
Taft
Major Warner
Syracuse
Tollinois
Michigan
University of Michigan
Kansas City
Dobson, Douglas and Trimble
Jackson County
Poindexter Emerges To Roosevelt Backing In Senate Bid
Representative Miles Poindexter of Washington, born in Memphis, seeks the United States senate with Theodore Roosevelt's support. A former insurgent foe of Richard Ballinger, Poindexter met Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill and left hopeful of aid. Poindexter, educated at Fancy Hill academy and Washington and Lee, started law in Wallawalla in 1891, held multiple prosecutor roles, became Spokane judge in 1904, and won his congressional seat in Washington's third district by a 15,000 majority.
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Miles Poindexter
Washington
United States — Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Memphis
Tennefty
Congress
Roosevelt
Poindexter
Richard A. Ballinger
Interior
Taft
Gifford Pinchot
Sagamore Hill
Senate
Fancy Hill Academy
Rockbridge County
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Wallawalla
Wash
Wallawalla County
Spokane
Third
Millionaire gives fortune to boys trade school in St Louis
David J. Ranken Jr, a leading St Louis financier, donates his entire fortune estimated at over 3 million to the David J. Ranken Jr School of Mechanical Trades. The endowment expands a year old institution that charges students 20 dollars yearly for a two year, highly practical course in drawing, carpentry, bricklaying, painting, steam engineering and related trades. The founder visits daily, emphasizes shop work over theory, and plans to broaden the program for boys over fifteen who seek trade education for a nominal fee.
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David J. Ranken, Jr
St. Louis
Andrew Carnegie
Neésumeas
Ranken
Renken
Londonderry
Ireland
Ranken’ School
Wanken
Tradéa
Choate's Friends Expect Exoneration Amid Probe
The American Bar Association will thoroughly probe charges against Joseph H. Choate, former ambassador to Great Britain, at its Chattanooga convention next month. Choate’s supporters predict a full exoneration as details arise about alleged losses from alleged misconduct during his legal career.
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Joseph H. Choate
Formar
United States
Great Britain
American Bar Association
Choate
Chattanooga
Tenn
Eag
Wlames
R. Watts
Blazen
Eis Me
Choste
Wctuer
Diptoiphaker
Manna 5
Pilaing
Ighor
Transfiguration Sunday Sermon Notes 1910
The document outlines a 1910 Transfiguration Sunday lesson on Matthew 18 and 17, detailing the mountaintop prayer, Jesus’s transfiguration, the divine voice declaring Jesus the beloved son, and lessons about faith, prayer, and coming down to do the work ahead. It references Luke 9 28 29 and Mark descriptions, noting Peter’s response and the disciples’ understanding of Messiahship and resurrection. It emphasizes prayer, divine testimony, and obedience to hear Christ.
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Matthew
Ben
Matt
Mount Hermon
Luke
Jesus
Ster
James
John
Gethsemane
Mark
Peter
Lfe
God
John the Baptist
Willard's Curtiss Flights Awe Decatur Crowd
In Decatur Charles F. Willard flew his No 2 Curtiss biplane for three trials. The longest leg covered about five miles in 6% minutes at about 600 feet. He traversed the Trinois Central tracks, causing farm work to halt for miles, and landed at the grand stand. Weather permitting, he planned more flights Sunday with longer loops and advanced maneuvers.
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Decatur
Charles F. Willard
Willard
Trinois Central
Hamilton
New York
Philadelphia
Kanaag
Cairo
James M. Mc
Manus
Fred D. Nellis
Sherif
Alexandra County
Lee B. Davis
Alexander Fraser
MecManug
Frank E. Davis
Deneen
McManus
Nellis
Tony Musser
Albert Sandt
Electric Company
Struble
Musser
Clinton
Springfield
A. L. Bowen
State Charities Commission
James H. Kelley
Urbana
Harry Hill
St. Charles
Gilbert L. Campbell
Clarence J. Primm
Chicago
R. J. Holmes
Dowuner's Grove
East St. Louis
Howard W. Gilt
Baltimore
Barslow
Hampton Township
Hampton District No. 4
Matthews Brothers & Co
Paria
Hickory Grove
George Croghan
Pontiac
Canty at the Bat figure in 1910 Coca Cola record book
The passage notes a census exchange and cites the Coca-Cola Baseball Record Book for 1910 containing records and schedules for leagues, plus a booklet The Truth About Coca-Cola. It mentions Coca-Cola advertising claims and a comic aside about a woman in the nickelodeon and a Cigars promotion.
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Canty
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
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Suly
News OF Illinois
Rmours Fertilizers
Armour Fertilizer Works
Filmer
Nickelodeon
Lewis
the Centaur Company
York
Eka
Wiepiee Iy
Bears
Am Gastoria
AN and. Oil Co
Dodds
lotaIn Boquntis Beataiucial
Rio Grande Valle
G. Chapla Townslbe Ga
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