New Agent at Russell Succeeds John McKinney for D. A. V. P.
G F Bonquin of Laona takes over as railroad agent at Russell replacing John McKinney. Fisher wardens reappointed as N R Buller names J P Albert of Warren and J E Conklin of Bradford. Large warehouse planned for J H West Lumber Co near the rail junction.
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Russell
G. F. Bonquin
Laona
John McKinney
D., A. V. & P. Railroad
N. R. Buller
J. P. Albert
Warren
J. E. Conklin
Bradford
C. E. Hamm
J. H. West Lumber Company
Love Seeks County Treasurer Post After Service and Setbacks
C. A. Love recounts a life of injury leading to amputation and confined labor. He worked at Irvine as an office clerk then in cigars before joining Garland Furniture as bookkeeper earning a small salary. Four years ago he ran for county treasurer against C. S. Keefer and now asks supporters at the September 30 primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Love
Farmer
Love
Irvine
Garland Furniture Co
C. S. Keefer
Railroad Regulation Question to Be Revisited by Congress
Congress will likely take up railroad regulation again this fall. President Taft is cheered by Michigan residents as Representative Smith denounces insurgent opponents. The White Star Line Olympic was slightly damaged by the British cruiser Hawke off the Isle of Wight. George J. Gould left France for America on the Kaiser Wilhelm II with the body of Mrs. Kingdon aboard. Spain faces ongoing strikes but the government actions seem to have quelled the revolt. Two English officers in Emden, Prussia, are detained on espionage suspicions.
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Congress
Taft
Michigan
Smith
Olympic
White Star Line
Hawke
Isle of Wight
George J. Gould
France
America
Kingdon
Emden
Prussia
Typhoon devastates Formosa towns and forms losses
A powerful typhoon sweeps Formosa destroying several towns and a city with many dead. In Kiev the court martial of Dmitry Bogroff begins for the Stolypin assassination. In Chicago Judge Grosscup resists resignation amid career scrutiny. In Niles Michigan residents and Mrs. Kimmel fail to confirm a man claiming to be George A. Kimmel, alleged dead 13 years. The Olympic heads to Belfast for repairs after collision with the cruiser Hawke.
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Dmitry Bogroff
Stolypin
Kiev
Olympic
Belfast
Hawke
Formosa
Grosscup
Chicago
Niles
Mich
Obediah Gardner Named Maine's U S Senator
Obediah Gardner was appointed United States senator from Maine to succeed William P. Frye. Also noted, Attorney General Wickersham refused to discuss the government's attitude toward corporations, and the Atlantic battleship fleet achieved its best target practice in navy history.
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Obediah Gardner
United States
Maine
William P. Frye
Wickersham
Paris
Camden
N. J
Assassination, Legal Hurdles, and Naval Plans Hit Wednesday
Dimitry Bogroff hanged in Kiev for the Stolypin assassination as Albany sees hundreds more changes to the New York charter bill. Dr James A Pettit of Virginia is killed by Benjamin Hubbard over a stale grudge. The Navy Dept plans early battle practice for two new dreadnoughts. W A Fost of Newport News Shipbuilding says no bid on battleships under the new S hour law.
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Dimitry Bogroff
Stolypin
Kiev
New York
Albany
Foley
James A. Pettit
Virginia
Benjamin Hubbard
Navy Department
W. A. Fost
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Maine wreck yields four bodies found in petty officers' room
Aboard the wrecked battleship Maine four bodies were recovered from the petty officers' room. Other brief items note the Bank of Egypt failure in London with assets at 19 million and liabilities at 7.5 million, a battle near Chengtu where insurgents bore heavier losses, Senora Julia M. Creel's death in California, Queens borough president Lawrence Gresser removed by Governor Dix, and Don Jaime recovering hearing in Madrid.
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Maine
Bank of Fegypt
London
Chengtu
Senora
Julia M. Creel
California
Dix
Lawrence Gresser
Borough of
Queens
New York City
Madrid
Spain
Don Jaime
Alfonso
Marriages Of Hyde Shelters Phillips Keller Barns Work
Prof Hyde and Miss Blanch Shelters wed in Rochester at E J Woodruff home with Rev Burns officiating. Myrtle Haupin and W Glenn Phillips marry as D L Cadwell conducts ceremony. Edward Keller and Mattie Barns wed at Waterstreet home with Rev Beck. John Work and Lima Hetrick marry in Jamestown with Rev Townsend officiating.
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Briggs
E. B Briggs
Jamestown
Blanch E. Shelters
Warren
J. P. Burns
Grace Church
E. J. Woodruff
Conenango Avenue
Phillips—Haupin
Myrtle R. Haupin
W. Glenn Phillips
D. L. Cadwell
Pittsburg
Phillips
Keller
Barnes Edward Keller
Mattie Barns
F. M. Snapp
Waterstreet
W. C. Beck
Lutheran Church
Cayuga Avenue
South Side
John E. Work
Loleta
Bridegroom Skips Out For Abandoned Olean Wedding
Miss Elizabeth Presady of Alleghany and bride to be waited at Dr and Mrs Torrey home on North First Street for Louis Hoythin of Sistersville West Virginia. Hoythin left yesterday morning claiming business and sent word from Marietta Ohio that all is well. The ceremony was called off and future plans unclear.
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Marietta
Ohio
Miss Presack
Unknown giant morpho butterfly reported from Madeira expedition
W M Mann and Frederick Baker of the Stanford Brazilian expedition describe a newly discovered morpho butterfly in Madeira along the Amazon River. The massive insect, as large as a sparrow hawk, attacks when near and can rise twenty to thirty feet before returning. The party plans to preserve several specimens and continue collecting along their route despite crocodile danger and dense riverbank vegetation.
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W. M. Mann
Frederick Baker
Madeira
Amazon
Spus
Lian prefix Llan marks over 450 Welsh place names
The Welsh term Lian or Llan appears in more than 450 place names across Wales. It is a Celtic word meaning an inclosure.
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Wales
Two American Dreadnoughts Lead In Size And Strength
Utah and Florida arrive as the largest American warships in service while the New York, under construction, is planned at 27 000 tons. British Lion and Orion lag in service but Queen Mary 29000 tons is proposed. Germany's fleet grows with 23000 ton ships, but US and Germany rank closely for second place in naval power.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Lion
Orion
Utah
Florida
Delaware
North Dakota
Wise | Wes
England
Importer Debate Over Gladys Ann's Talents
Mrs Cumrox criticizes praise of Gladys Ann's painting and piano playing while her husband defends pride in her accomplishments. The exchange hints at social expectations and concern about relying on homemade art.
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Gladys Ann
Mrs. Cumrox
Washington Star
Startling Harlem undertaker ad shocks residents
In Harlem a window sign at an undertaker shop drew attention with the message Why walk around in misery when you can be comfortably buried for 35 dollars. The sign appeared to be a provocative prompt to consider burial options.
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Harlem
New York Sun
Selfishness described as poverty and self-destruction
The passage argues selfishness equals poverty and deepest human destitution. It claims selfishness worsens pain, heightens losses, and when pushed to extremes can become self-destructive and devastating to the individual.
Speed of Meteors
Meteors travel at speeds ranging from twenty five to forty five miles per second, according to the report.
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