East Side Merchant Celebrates Wife Death Anniversary
Henry Michael held a silver wedding celebration two years after his wife's death in New York. Despite family objections, two daughters petitioned police court but were not granted interference. About 1500 guests attended with abundant beer wine and plentiful food funded by Michael, including several relatives of the deceased who said they agreed with his view of the marriage.
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New York
Henry Michael
East Side
Michael
Eleven Die in Philadelphia Baseball Grounds Accident
Eleven victims die from the Philadelphia base ball grounds accident. Samuel L. Kelly aged 11 and James Bowden aged 33 died today. Several others are reported at the point of death in hospitals after the Saturday incident.
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Philadelphia
Sammuel L. Kelly
James Bowden
Baseball Park
Viceroy Curzon’s India Term Extended to 2004
Lord Curzon's term as viceroy of India was extended from January to May 2004 in the House of Commons by Lord George Hamilton Secretary of State for India. If duties permit, another extension up to two years may follow.
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London
Lord Curzon
India
House of Commons
George Hamilton
Hill property assessment raised by Board of Equalization
St Paul August 12 James J Hills personal property assessment rose from 138000 to 200000 by the Board of Equalization Mayor Smith abstained from urging faster action citing Hills contributions of shops and 5000 workers. The protest was to no avail and Hill was cited.
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St. Paul
James J. Hill
Board of Equalization
Smith
Ile
Hill
Hearst Candidacy Not Endorsed by Trades Council
Denver August 12 Resolutions by the National Building Trades council endorsed William F. Waudhy of Syracuse for Labor and Statistics Commissioner to succeed Carroll D. Wright but did not endorse William St. Sharst as presidential candidate. A preamble and resolutions supporting Congressment elect caret for the presidency were introduced.
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Denver
National Building Trades Council
William 3. Waudhy
Syracuse
N. Y
Labor and Statistics
Carroll D. Wright
William St. Sharst
Caret
Chinook Salmon Exhibit Abandoned for St Louis Expo
The State commission scrapped plans to exhibit five royal Chinook salmon from the Columbia river at the St Louis Exposition. The fish die within days after spawning and return only briefly to the river, making a live display impractical.
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Portland
Ore
State Commission
Columbia River
Columbia
St. Louis
Montogmery Arrives in Salem After Central American Tour
Captain Chas. B. Montgomery, long linked with Cuban and Central American revolutions, reaches Salem after Honduras arrest followed by American consul intervention. He reports observing men fled from the United States living in luxury in Tegucigalpa and conducting town business.
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Salem
Masa
Chas. B. Montgomery
Central America
Honduras
Montgomery
Tegucigalpo
United States
Harlem Village Board Officials Arrested on Conspiracy Warrants
Chicago reports Henry J. Mohowr Harlem village board president Justice of the Peace Eugene Mathiot and G. W. Yonkers alleged Harlem board representative were arrested on conspiracy to defeat the administration of public justice. Warrants follow board action against Chief Lange after he led bookmaker raids at Harlem track and faced suspension. More warrants expected to target village board members.
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Chicago
Henry J. Mohowr
Village Board of
Harlem
Justice of the
Eugene Mathiot
G. W. Yonkers
Village Board
Cus
Lange
Harlem Track
Sullage Board
Dul One
Unclear Market Note Lists Prices and Goods
Short market entry shows items with prices such as 10 dollars and 15 dollars. It mentions items like shells or goods and a shop name or location. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or events.
Paris Accident Dio. Prompt Fireproof Subway Reassured
New York officials say a Paris underground incident will not recur here. The Rapid Transit Subway project near completion features larger fireproof cars, perfect ventilation, automatic power shutoffs on short circuits, and standpipes with hoses at short intervals for emergencies.
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New York
Paris
New York Tunnel
Injunction Halts Altering Paintings for Toronto Hotel
Justice McCall of the Supreme court granted a temporary injunction preventing a New York studio from altering William Dodge's paintings destined for a Toronto hotel. The order remains pending his right to keep the artist’s original finished work as accepted by the architect. The petition argues changes would mutilate scenes, including removing hats from French settlers in one tableau.
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New York
Telegraph Notes on Reichstag Leader and Union Meeting
Berlin reports Herr von Levetson, ex reichstag president, is in Washington on August 12. The Typo graphical union votes to hold its 1901 meeting in St. Louis or New York on August 12. The Commercial Cable company announces restoration of Jamaica communications via Bermuda today.
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Berlin
Herr von Levetson
Reichstag
Washington
The
Typographical Union Today
St. Louis
New York
Commercial Cable Company Today
Jamaica
Bermuda
Pacific Alaska Transportation Co Incorporated in Trenton
The Pacific Alaska Transportation company with a capital of 3 000 000 dollars was incorporated in Trenton New Jersey today. It will operate a general moving business.
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Trenton
N. J
Pacific- Alaska Transportation Company
Capital
Surbiton Wins City of London Breeders Stakes at Nemp ton Park
London racing notes report BR Keene's Surbiton a 3yearold colt ridden by American jockey Lucian Lyne won the City of London breeders foul stakes at Nemp ton Park today defeating seven rivals.
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London
BR. Keene
Surbiton
Lucian Lyne
City of London
Nempton Park
Fire destroys Hadcliffe and Company warehouse in Grand Rapids
Fire in Grand Rapids Michigan destroys the Hadcliffe and Company four story brick warehouse. Loss exceeds 100000 with the building filled by furniture from local dealers. Other items note Newark colored men plan a department store fund drive and a railway tax debate with missing county abstracts in Boice Idaho.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Hadcliffe and Company
Boy Shot Dead in Kamloops Playroom Tragedy
In Kamloops British Columbia on August 11 6 year old Willie Edmonds was shot and killed by 7 year old Charlie Newman. The child accessed a revolver from the room of I G Ashby one of his mother's ledgers and fired it after prompting from Edmonds. Newman fired the shot into Edmonds forehead and he died within minutes.
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Glendire
Mont
Albert Coddington
Terre Haute
Ind
Kamloops
B. C
Willie Edmonds
Charlie Newman
Charlie
I. G. Ashby
Newman
Edmond
Ife
Notable Life Event Mentions Mrs Boynton and Emery
The text names Irene O. Boynton, a California widow, and notes that Miss Eméry will be the leading spirit in a forthcoming marriage to Mr. Emery, indicating her upcoming nuptials and central role in the plans.
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Eméry
Emery Ale
Irene
Boynton
California
Voorhees Named Receiver for Perth Amboy Shipping
New York August 12 Willard P Voorhees of New Brunswick New Jersey has been named receiver for the Perth Amboy Shipping and Engineering Company by order from Trenton on an application filed by Allen L Ramsay treasurer and a large stockholder. The firm is solvent but cash flow problems amid the money market prevent realization on assets to continue operations. Liabilities are listed at 4110000 including a 250000 mortgage. Assets are placed at 117000.
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New York
Willard P. Voorhees
New Brunswick
N. J
Perth Amboy Shipping and Engineering Company
Trenton
Allen L. Ramsey
Puti
Cavern Beetles and Eyeless Insects in Dark Earth
The text describes the cavern beetle first found in the Grotto of Adelsberg Austria, its eyeless form its long antennae its deadly light sensitivity and predation by scorpions and eyeless spiders. It notes ancestral links to daylight life and the behavior of cave fauna including the Mam moth Cave Kentucky cavern rat with its light-insensitive eyes.
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Adelsberg
Prince Kheyenhuller
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Caverns and their strange blind inhabitants explored
The article describes cavern dwellers including blind cave rats with long sensitive whiskers and pale yellow crickets as primary food. It notes diverse fish in cave rivers, Texas borings for fish hatcheries, a deep water surge at 188 depth, and tiny eye less shrimp like creatures named Typhlomolges. It mentions similar cave creatures in Austrian caves and Planina cave where ela reptiles abound, observed during Archduke Ferdinand’s visit.
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San Marcos
Texas
Planina
Ferdinand
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement by Local Resident
Ogden resident Mrs. M. A. Cragum testifies to relief from persistent ling and kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits recovery to a box bought at S. I. Badcon's drug store for 50 cents, noting improved ability to work and reduced backache. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY is the US agent. Remember the name Doan's.
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Ogden
Yerefy
Mra. M
Dean
Badcon
Washington
Ath
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan
Sugar prices cut by tenth of a cent per pound
New York reports all grades of refined sugar reduced by one tenth of a cent per pound. The move affects retailers and wholesalers nationwide as market adjustments take effect.
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New York
Emery buys Grand View Park for free sanitarium plan
New York on August 12 Charles G Emery a wealthy tobacco dealer acquired Grand View park an island in the St Lawrence River covering twenty acres. He intends to convert the property into a free sanitarium for the poor and needy.
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New York
Charles G. Emery
Grand View Park
St. Lawrence River
Invested with the pallium in St Patrick's Cathedral
Archbishop John M. Farley received the pallium in a solemn ceremony at St Patrick's Cathedral New York. Mgr Diomedes Falconio apostolic delegate conducted the rite with bishops OConnor and McQuaid delivering sermons and papal blessing read by Father Lavelle.
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New York
John M. Farley
New York Archdiocese
Mgr
Diomedes Falconio
United States
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Farley
Father Lavelle
John J. O'Connor
Newark
McQuaid
Rochester
Falconio
John Edwards
Edward Leaves England for Continent Voyage Incognito
King Edward sailed from Port Victoria on the royal yacht for Flushing then Marienbad to take waters for a fortnight. He will travel incognito as Duke of Lancaster until August 30 before visiting Emperor Francis Joseph in Vienna.
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London
Edward
Port Victoria
Thames
Flushing
Marienbad
Yle
Duke of Lancaster
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Ballards Snow Liniment Promises Rapid Rheumatism Relief
FE W Sullivan of Sullivan House in Reno writes in June 1902 praising Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism providing immediate relief. Available in 60c and 1.00 with sellers G F Cave and J K Cave listed.
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Ballard
FE. W. Sullivan
Sullivan House
E. Reno
G. F. Cave
Wash, Ave
J. K. Cave
Depot Drug Store
Weber Choir Excursion to Lagoon August 14
Special train leaves Ogden at 8:00 p.m. returning to Lagoon by 11:00 p.m. A regular Farmington train departs at 6:14 p.m. Fare for round trip not fully shown.
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Lease Lagoon
Farmington
Rouml Trip
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