Exhibition of World's Coins at Warren National Bank
Prof Farran Zerbe, famed numismatist and former American Numismatic Association president, displays an extensive collection at Warren National Bank lobby during the week starting October 24 1910. The show features coins and banknotes from 800 B C to modern times, including Chinese rasor coins, ancient Rome aes, and Papal states issues.
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Warren National Bank
Farran Zerbe
Zerbe
American Numismatic Association
Toursana Purchase
Portland Oregon Expositions
Rome
China
Straits Settlements
Africa
Sweden
Latin America
Uganda
Arabia
United States
George Washington
Uncle Saim
Parker Denounces Tariff in Upstate Campaign Tour
Judge Alton Parker spoke to about 10 000 workers at Endicott Johnson Coshoo factories and 500 farmers at Union New York. He visited Stella where he once taught and opened the campaign in St Pauls hall. He linked high living costs to the tariff in most remarks.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Alton B. Parker
Endicott
Johnson and Coshoe
Union
Stella
Here
St. Paul’s Hall
Policeman Dies After Blood Transfusion Like Wife Scandal
In Brooklyn at St. John’s hospital Harry J. Folger a policeman died after a four week illness following a blood transfusion. His wife Mrs Folger had volunteered to donate and was strapped to the operating table during a second transfusion attempt that failed. Folger was praised as the “perfect policeman” for passing his physical at age 19.
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St. John’s Hospital
Brooklyn
Harry J. Folger
Loss of Life Small as Hurricane Ravages St Augustine
Telegraph service to St Augustine Florida, severed since Monday night, has been restored. Early reports say deaths are few but property damage is extensive in the city and surrounding areas. The hurricane has spread toward the Atlantic coast and threatens seven Central American fruit trade vessels overdue in port.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Tampa
Atlantic Seaboard
Canary’s Song Saves Stamford Couple From Gas Poisoning
In Stamford Connecticut a canary perched in the Etero flats sang as a coal gas leak filled the kitchen. The bird’s death-song woke Mr Frank Etero who alerted neighbors. Dr Mead treated the couple hours later and they were saved from gas poisoning.
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Mr. Etero
Frank Etero
Stamford
Conn
Nighttime trouble puzzles Kansas City doctors
Kansas City physicians wrestle with a boy described as good by day and bad at night, hoping to uncover the cause. A solution could bring a large fortune, the St. Joseph Gazette notes.
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Kansas City
St. Joseph
Mercator Steamship Reported Lost With 60 Aboard
The Mercator of the Nicaraguan Va carro line, overdue from Puerto Cortes to New Orleans, is reported lost with 60 on board. Air conditions hinder wireless verification. Circles say the vessel went down off Yucatan last Saturday amid a Cuban storm.
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Mercator
Vacarro Line
Puerto Cortes
New Orleans
Yucatan
Cuba
French Rail Strike Ends as Lines Restored
The French railway strike ends with lines resuming service but not fully normal until Monday. Sympathetic strikes prove largely platonic, except electrical workers who quit, depriving Paris of about one third of its light.
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France
Paris
Exiled Portuguese King Manuel Visits England Aboard Royal Yacht
The British royal yacht Victoria and Albert welcomed former King Manuel of Portugal and Queen Mother Amelia as they arrived at Plymouth on Oct 20. Extraordinary police precautions kept docks closed to the public and most officials only admitted aboard. The ex-king and party later traveled to Wood Norton to reside with the Duke of Orleans.
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Plymouth
Manuel of
Portugal
Amelia
George
Duke of Orleans
Wood Norton
England
Balloon Prince Adolf Aeronauts Flee Fire Over Verdun
Three aeronauts from Saarbrucken aboard the Balloon Prince Adolf were blown toward the French frontier and fired upon by Verdun forts as they passed overhead. The balloon and crew escaped damage with no injuries.
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Saarbrucken
Germany
Prince Adolf
Verdun
Death of Julia Ward Howe at 91 in Portsmouth
The renowned author Mrs. Julia Ward Howe died just before noon Monday at her summer home in Portsmouth Rhode Island. Pneumonia was given as the cause of death. She was approaching her 92nd birthday.
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Julia Ward Howe
Portsmouth
R. I
Mexican Miners Die In La Sierna Mine Cage Fall
Dispatch from Guanajuato states the hoisting cage collapsed at La Sierna mine killing 16 Mexican workers. Authorities report the accident during the shift and salvage operations continue.
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Guanajuato
Mexico
la Sierna
Farmer contracts rabies after dog bite near Allensville
Hugh Carter, a farmer near Allensville, was hospitalized with rabies after a rabid dog on his farm bit a pet and later he was bitten on the hand while treating two cows that fell ill. The cows showed hydrophobia and were killed.
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Lewistown
Hugh Carter
Allensville
Carter
Saloon License Refused to Shenandoah Appraiser
In Pottsville on October 20 the court refused to grant a saloon license to Alex Klimas a Shenandoah county mercantile appraiser. Objections highlighted a past criminal case involving a Mahanoy City young woman including evidence about a baby being thrown from an upstairs window.
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Pottsville
Alex Klimas
Shenandoah
Klimas
Mahanoy City
Gas burns 12 miners in Pennsylvanian colliery blast
An underground gas explosion at Lehigh Coal and Navigation's No. 44 colliery in Tamaqua Pennsylvania injured twelve miners. Five suffered serious burns and were taken to Panther Creek Valley hospital. The blast hurled workers in multiple directions and there were no fatalities, described as marvelous.
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Tamaqua, Pa
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
No. 44
Panther Creek Valley
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