Weekly Review of World Events and Incidents
A digest of global and domestic items: Admiral Converse affirms American naval superiority amid critiques. Charles Morse arrested aboard the Etruria and released on bond. notable elections and deaths. yellow fever cases. coast shipwrecks. bank and political trials. floods, fires, and legal actions across various states and nations.
Iowa City sensational robberies and perils recap
Robbers stole 4700 dollars from the Illinois Central depot in Charles City as a night mail transfer occurred. A Kansas-bound dog walked 700 miles home. Dubuque reports a major burglary at George H. Brown’s residence. A Mason City man, Art Davis, faces a grand jury for an alleged assault on a 16 year old girl, with Charles Allen released.
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J. GL. Sinstow
Salina
Kan
United States Senate
Chester I. Long
Elias P. Mann
Troy
N. Y
Hughes
Tyler
Tex
Mossville
Sago
Service
Brooklyn
Kings County
Adrian
W. F.C. Hasson
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
New Orleans
Dock and Cotton Council
United States Grand Jury
Charles W. Kruger
New York
Canal Street
Emily Reed
Oregon Coast
Adolph Steinwetz
National Bank of Commerce of
Minneapolis
Vienna
Missouri
Lincoln
Neb
Theodore Roosevelt
Leo Danziger
Cincinnati
Robert Gott
Anna Bell Stangley
Wes Summerlin
Charley
Carrollton
Jethro Jones
London
Henry Bean
Prichard
W. Va
Virgil Hatten
A. C. Tisdelle
Chicago
Henry S. Snow
New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company
Herbert Jordan
Willis J. Bailey
Congress
Seneca
Fred Slocum
Elgin
Ill
Oklahoma House
Oliver
Fort Gibbon
Alaska
Fairbanks
William Andrews
Sioux City
Charles A. Coey
Aeronautique Club of
Morris A. Heinmann
St. Louis
War Department
Guv. Dickerson
Nevada
Goldfield
New Jersey
Foster M. Voorhees
Frank H Combes
Bankers’ Life Insurance Company
W. B. Ridgely
Reorganized National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
Martha Anderson
Janesville
Wis
George H. Norman
Gloucester
Admiral Cervera
Infanta Maria Teresa
Brookline
Mass
Newton Edmunds
Dakota Territory
Yankton National Bank
Yankton
American Express Company
United States District Court
McPherson
Clyde Gant
Belleville
Henry Dickerman
Standard Oil Company
House of Representatives
Rainey
Illinois
John E. Venson
Duluth
James Knowles
Mississippi Senate
Raisuli
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad Company
Clara C. Hoffman
Missouri W
Jones
Amityville
Long Island
E. B. Underwood
Colorado
Sidney Stanton
General Board of the Navy
Correctional Institution
Randalls Island
Andrew Wendell
J. Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Booth
Arthur Sullivan
Montana
Dillon
Mont
Michigan Republican State Central Committee
Grand Rapids
A. H. Cline
Luke Banner
Wik Park
N. C
W. H. Wallace
Times Square
Forty-second Street
Broadway
Hudson
Frank Vina
Cleveland
William McKay
Caro
Mich
Germany
Taft
Republican State Central Committee of
Illinois Central
Charles City
Milwaukee
Kansas
Dubuque
George H. Brown
Bluff Street
Art Davis
Mason City
Rockwell
Gran Jury
Mamie Watkins
Davis
Charles Allen
Jackson
Garvin
Ottumwa
J. H. Ellis
Homer
J. N. Garth
Webster City
Garth
Ellis
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Pacific Junction
Burlington
Joseph Hitch
Lohrville
Hitch
Oscar Hogan
Fort Madison
Supreme Court of Iowa
Walter Coen
Hogan
Roberts
Kelley
Bryan
M. & St. L. Railroad
Forest City
Meade
Curry
Delta
George van Gingle
John van Ginkle
Bondurant
Carman
Wever
Dixon
Henry Haddeman
Waterloo
Ubhurt
George Foster
Charles Hotel
Omaha
Anamosa
Council Bluffs
Pompeii
England
Fort Dodge
Wohkonsa
Iowa
Edward H. Rudd
United States
Baldwin
Bedford
M. D. Baldwin
Will Saville
Floyd Nevis
Saville
Byron W. Newberry
Clayton County
Newberry
Calamita Creek
Ed Crimmings
States Cement
Henry Kahen
Kahen
Charles Lambert
Windsor Castle Jokes Highlight American Visitor
A humorous exchange set at Windsor Castle features an American woman asking to glimpse the queen. The prince of Wales replies that he is the prince and the woman asks if his mother is present, reflecting 19th century class and nationality humor in American society life columns.
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England
Windsor Castle
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warned
Physicians caution against catarrh remedies containing mercury as dangerous to smell and overall health. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo is advertised as mercury free and taken internally. See trial packages and Druggists offer at 7c per bottle. Hall's Family Pills also recommended for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hiv
Ty F
Out of the Usual and Starch Advancements
A noon counter anecdote claims a city with churches displaying no spitting signs and vestibule rules about tobacco. The piece then touts the latest Defiance Starch, promising improved strength and smoothness by omitting harmful chemicals and adding a new ingredient.
One to Three at Whist Novelty Story
A Sunday Magazine anecdote recalls Senator Hoar from Massachusetts enjoying whist with unusual skill. A friend notes his rarely impatient side when paired with a markedly poor partner, yet he and his ally still led the match against strong players.
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Hoar
Masachusetts
Sunday Magazine
Nutley Boy Attends First Theater Visit
A Nutley New Jersey youngster living with his grandmother was brought to New York for a visit and saw theater for the first time. He recalled the moment a big man with gold buttons appeared and exclaimed about a hack outside, describing the scene to his grandmother.
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Nutley
N. J
N. Y. Times
All-Round Man: NY Letter Carriers Chief Notes Ideal Carrier
William V. McManus, new president of the Letter Carriers' Association of New York, hosts a discussion on the ideal letter carrier. He cites a Cincinnati suburban ad seeking a man to teach Spanish, watercolor, and violin, plus to look after the bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. McManus
Letter Carriers’ Association of New York
Cincinnati
Coffee versus health claims by a German physician
A renowned German doctor asserts coffee harms the heart and that caffeine weakens the heart muscles. He praises Postum as a safe substitute, reporting personal and patient benefits and citing the product’s claim “There’s a Reason.”
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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Converse
Charles W. Morse
Europe
N. B. Thistlewood
Cairo
George W. Smith
Navy Department
Talcahuano
Chile
Oklahoma
W. J. Bryan
Annie R. Wood
Providence
Newport
Fort Greble
Benjamin G. Steenerson
Congressman Steenerson
Crookston
Minn
Bert Hendershter
Bell Taylor
Nathan Taylor
Creston
John Mangseth
Pittsburg
Ohio
Harry Arthur McArdle
Alamo
San Jacinto
San Antonio
Henry D. Sellers
Granite Falls
Marian Grey
University of Illinois
Toledo & Western Electric
Michigan Central Crossing
West
Theodora Shonts
Theodore P. Shonts
Duc de Chaulnes
Frank Murdock
Oneida
Bonaparte
Southern Pacific
Michael Devalo
South Chicago
Phillips Exeter Academy
Foster Holmes
R. L
Chauncey B. Geiger
Illinois State Board of Arbitration
Richard Yates
Ashley, IL
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