Signor Caruso to Sing Here Next Season
Five Ohio legislators face indictment and arrest on bribery solicitation charges. A Hong Kong dispatch reports Canton quiet after rebellion suppression. Mexican officials announce peace talks may end if General Madero fails to guarantee ceasefire nationwide. In Vermont, Mrs. Florence Dodge listens as a witness handles the alleged victim's heart during her trial for murder.
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Signor Caruso
Ohio
Hong Kong
Canton
Mexico
Madero
Republic
Vermont
Florence Dodge
Trials and travel scatter across continents in brief notes
Disorder erupts at the Camorrist trial in Viterbo while the steamer Deutschland sails from Hamburg with the German Antarctic expedition aboard. In Los Angeles twenty one indictments target the McNamara brothers and Ortie E McManigal as alleged dynamiters. Lloyd George opens a state insurance bill in the British House of Commons amid cheers. A Constantinople dispatch claims archaeologists beneath the Mosque of Omar may have recovered Solomon's crown sword and ring along with a Bible manuscript as Turkey investigates foreign desecration charges.
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Camorrist
Viterbo
Italy
Hamburg
McNamara Brothers
Ortie FE. McManigal
Los Angeles
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Constantinople
Mosque of
Omar
Woman seeks trial before birth in New York murder case
A young wife who shot and killed her husband in New York requests trial before her baby is born. The case details remain limited and the request is a legal maneuver awaiting court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rene Vallon
Shanghai
Pawtucket
R. I
James B. Duke
China
Pekin
Diaz
Taft
Ohio
Philippines
Canton
Sheklung
Hong Kong
News Roundup of International Turmoil and Domestic Reform
The ice dam break flooded Fairbanks Alaska. Lord Lansdowne introduced a reform bill in the British upper house. Tokyo dispatches report Yamagata city fire burning about a thousand buildings. The Hoffstatt bribery trial begins in Pittsburgh. Berlin warns France over Fez occupation risks by French troops.
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Tapan
Fairbanks
Alaska
Lord Lansdowne
House of Jords
Tokio
Yamagata
Japan
Frank N. Hoffstatt
Pittsburg
Berlin
Germany
France
Fez
Morocco
Royal visits and political tensions headline regional news
The Austrian Supreme Court notes Archduke John Salvator's death on July 21. French President Fallieres is welcomed in Brussels for a three day visit. Port au Prince reports Haiti insurgents facing strong measures. About 40 suffragists led by Mrs Harriott Stanton Blatch march on Albany for equal suffrage. Dauphin Manitoba reports widespread forest fires with unprecedented timber damage.
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Supreme Court of Austria
Archduke John Salvator
Austria
Fallieres
France
Brussels
Port-au-Prince
Simon
Haiti
Harriott Stanton Blatch
Albany
Dauphin
Manitoba
Water rights clash looms as objections mount in explains for dam plan
Protesters from Forest Clarion counties challenged a plan to build three large dams on Clarion river and Tionesta creek aiming to create vast reservoirs and a 97000 horsepower plant. Critics warn of vast property losses and economic disruption across multiple counties.
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Forest
Clarion Counties
State Water Supply Commission
Harrisburg
Water Commission
Clarion
J. R. Baull
J. H. Roney
J. R. Rose
Cyril C. Crick
Pittsburg
Frank M. Eastman
George H. Maxwell
W. Clyde Wilkins
Coon Creek
Toms Run
Clarion River
Maxwell
Eastman
Warren
Commission
E. Co. Corbett
Tionesta Creek
Clarion County
Forest County
Warren County
Mississippi River
Allegheny River
Dr King's New Life Pills Promote Health
Advertises Dr King's New Life Pills as a safe remedy for constipation digestion issues and related ailments. Claims relief from biliousness headaches dyspepsia chills and debility with a 25 cent price at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Big Men and Small Checks in Bank Culture
A curious look at checks as payment vouchers from 1907 and 1905. F P Kane deputy comptroller drew a one cent check to A E Pistel. Theodore Roosevelt paid 50 cents for cab fare with a personal check that became a souvenir. John Hays Hammond faced a large bill and settled with 5 cents plus a $500 treasury note after hours.
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F. P. Kane
A. E. Pistel
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
England
Willard Hotel
Riggs National Bank
John Hays Hammond
Hammond
Washington
Ear Muffs for Summer in New York Subways
The article notes New Yorkers may wear ear muffs this summer to reduce subway noise as urban noise increases. It references Herbert Spencer’s practical ear protection and suggests ear muffs could become common, comparing the idea to eyeglasses or gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Spencer
New York
Taft's Son Carries Water For Taft School Team
The president's youngest son Charlie Taft, a Watertown Conn student, joins the school baseball scene as a water carrier. He ferries pails to players during a Hartford High vs Taft School game, prompting renewed public interest once his identity as the president's son is revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Taft
Taft School
Watertown
Conn
Hartford High School
Hartford
Growth of Foreign Parcels Post Mail 1906 to 1910
Statistics show New York foreign parcels post mail rose five year span from 1906 to 1910. Packages increased from 90 297 in 1906 to 199 410 in 1910, reflecting expanding international mailing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Warren News and Social Briefs Highlight Alumni and Marriages
Warren reports include Warren High School Alumni Association officers Rob ert MacKay president Frances Allen vice president and Ethel Stevens secretary A Hoff Business College luncheon honored stenographic class and University of Pennsylvania musical clubs adding Harry W Conarro from Warren as assistant manager J Leo Blair Warren president and building fund balance $530 J Samuelson Chandlers Valley and Lester Anderson Sugar Grove wed at Chandlers Valley with guests from Warren and nearby towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High School Alumni Association
Robert MacKay
Frances Allen
Ethel Stevens
Morrell DeLong
Warren
University of Pennsylvania
Harry W. Conarro
Conarro
J. Leo Blair
Anderson— Samuelson
Town Councils Indicted for Road Repairs Failure
Port Carbon and Palo Alto town councils indicted by a grand jury on charges of failure to repair roads. Trial set for June term. Indicted officials include Port Carbon members B J Jones Howard Thurnburg J A Gilmore I D Beahm Dr Heebner Robert Roberts John Bailey Harry Conrad Robert Bebelheimer and Palo Alto members Thomas Collins James Boyer John Broderick Michael Golden Bernard Rush J J Curran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsvville
Port Carbon
Palo Alto
B. J. Jones
Howard Thornburg
J. A. Gilmore
I. D. Beahm
Dr. Heebner
Robert Roberts
John Bailey
Harry Conrad
Robert Bebelheimer
Palto Alto
Thomas Collins
James Boyer
John
Warren County Judge Salary Rises to 6000
Governor Tener signed a salary bill increasing Warren County judge pay to 6000, a 1000 rise from the original 7000, after legislative reduction. The measure applies to counties of Warren’s size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
J. K. Tener
Warren
Mind Cure Advice for Longevity and Health
L. Herbert Lanier argues in Medical Fortnightly that mental discipline is crucial to health. He urges sufferers to change thoughts, avoid worry, and sleep ten hours daily, claiming these habits prevent neurasthenia and long term illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation of the
L. Herbert Lanier
May Get Morgan Millions From Japanese Heiress
The death of George H. Morgan may leave a large portion of the Morgan fortune to his daughter in law Mrs. Yuki-Kate Morgan a Japanese aristocrat who married George Dalton Morgan in Yokohama in 1904. Young Morgan is in Japan and reports say elder Morgan’s approval was uncertain though he loved his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Yuki-Kate Morgan
George Dalton Morgan
Yokohama
Morgan
Japan
Mr. Morgan
Chicago
Young Morgan
Terminological Inexactitude on Baldness Beliefs
A verbose musing notes that saying a man is inclined to be bald is misleading since becoming bald is generally contrary to a man’s inclinations. the speaker suggests baldness is not a matter of choice but a natural outcome.
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Mexico City
Paris
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Russell
Crocker
Conewango Township
August Rhumer
North Warren
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Gregory
B. G. Gregory of
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Farmington Townships
L. Peterson
Central School
M. E. Church
Berdine
Warren Street Railway Company
Venturetown
Street Railway
Tidioute High School
Tiona Baseball
Tiona
Medical Society Met
Warren County Medical Society
M. W. Ball
Hickory Street
Youngsville
Fish
Allegheny
Frewsburg
Conewango Creek
New York State
Billy’” Hageman
W. H. Hageman
Billy
Columbus
United Pipe Lines
National Transit Company
Petrolia
Parker
Warren, O
Oil City
Standard
Pacific Coast
Roosevelt
Charlie
J. E. Wheeler
Erie
Lyons
Mercer
Cochran
Amann
Brewer—Ladner
S. W. Brewer
Dunkirk
Elizabeth Ladner
Benjamin A. Ginader
Stenographic Department
The
Hoff Business College
Lorinda Samuelson
Chandlers Valley
Lester Anderson
Sugar Grove
Jennie Samuelson
Carlstrom
Swedish Lutheran Church
Anderson
William Carlson
George Carlson
O. A. Boberg
Alva
Rhea Engstrom
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
Pennsylvania Avenue
Penn’a
Bauer
Schwing’s
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