Weekly Tribune quirky index of world notes and quips
A collage of stray items from the Weekly Tribune noting green corn pests in Kansas, Tesla producing rubber substitutes, a dream of self-smelling cars, late spring delays, a San Francisco death during a curtain lecture, humor about London eyes and Carnegie Institute art, a Canton foreign language college, advice to do something new daily, and a polemical aside on dementia baseballitis. It also mentions an Atlanta Georgian question about newspaper paragrapher heaven, New York City’s fireproof public school, and Francisco Jose alive near Oporto who served with the Portuguese army in 1810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve
France
Bondholders’ Protective Association
United States Independent Telephone Company
Roosevelt
Taftin
St Louis
Cuba
Porto
Rico
Philippines
Foraker
Steubenville
Coral Leaderbrush
Springfield
Til
John R. ‘Walsh
Chicago
the Chronicle
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Finley
Frank Lowden
Joe
Cann
Department of Agriculture
Vesel
Unite States
San Francisco
Ketlin
Germany
Herr Buehlber
Ridgley
Detroit
Treasury
Ben of
New York
William Walla
Bryan
Abraham Ruef
Howard Gould
Bush
Standard Company
Wiley Declar
Davenport Bank
Queen Maud
Norn
New York Senate
Gov. Hughes
W. R. Hearst
Klaw & Erlanger
New York Court
Indiana Supreme Court
Thomas D. Jordan
Equitable Life Assut Society
Chicago South Traction Lines
Traction
McClellan
Peoria
Notable Civil War Survivors and Other Oddities Highlighted
The piece notes roughly 675,000 Civil War veterans on pension and 782,000 living today. It profiles Theodore N. Vail's rise to AT&T president, Judge John V. Wright, and Professor Todd planning a Mars visit. It contrasts country press items with urban briefs and cites New York oyster consumption and Kaiser William II’s foot condition and paralysis.
Wallaces to head consulate at Jerusalem from Atlantic
T R Wallace former U S consul at Crefeldt Germany has accepted a new post as consul in Jerusalem. He and his wife leave for the assignment this week after months of deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Wallace
Atlantic
United States
Crefeldt
Germany
Jerusalem
Walter Whittaker
Whittaker
Council Bluffs
Rock Island
Neola
Fred Pochler
William Thaller
Bagley
Mr. Thaller
Mat Cavanaugh
Cedar Rapids
Frank Maturla
Chelsea
Cavanaugh
Waverly
Farmers’ State Bank
Clearfield
Bedford
Ank
William Hughes
Leon
Ferren
Iowa
Clinton
Grand Lodge
William Cleveland
Harlan
George S.r Garton
Des Moines
Peter Gluckstadé
Aspinwall
J. H. Gluckstadt
Woodmen of American
C. W. McCurdy
McCurdy
C.H. MecNider
Mason City
Iown
Ottumwa
Morgan Palmer
Montana
Northern Pacific Northwest Limited
Butte
Clark
Palmer
Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming
Burlington
Audrey Crouch
Nneman
Phil. A. Boland
LeMars
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sioux City
Week's News Roundup Highlights Global Events
A long wrap of world affairs notes a $3,000,000 Catholic cathedral cornerstone in Tennessee, Rockefeller sermon in New York, rail wrecks across Texas and Missouri, and political shifts. It recalls Roosevelt’s third-term stance, labor, art, and foreign policy snippets with numerous incidents and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Willis Smith
Shoal Creek
Tennessee
John D. Rockefeller
Charles F. Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
New York
Lawrence
Kan
Beleves
L. H. Perkins
Roosevelt
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
Trainmen’s Order
G. G. Thorp
Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
W. E B. Corey
Southern Pacific
Lozier
Tex
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Argentine
Richard Croker
Tammany
Arthur Smith
St. Marys
Marvin Kuhns
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Union, Mo
Griscom
Lawcen Lane
Kentucky
Zeigler
Ill
McKinley
Navy
Naval
Jamestown Exposition Management
San Francisco
Cabinet
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Nikola Tesla
London
Carnegie Institute Art Rooms
College of Foreign Languages
Canton
China
Globe
fCan
Atlanta Georgian
The
Houston Post
New York City
Francisco Jose
Oporto
Portugal
Napoleon
Theodore N. Vail
American Telephone & Telegraph Company of
Boston
New Jersey
John V. Wright
General Land
Washington
Prof
Todd
Andes
Mars
New York Tribune
Ohio State Journal
Belmont
Billy Jones
Kaiser
Hohenzollern
Europe
Geldom
Iowa News
Supreme Court
Waterloo
Dunshee & Dorn
Temperance
J. H. Campbell
Prohibition Party
State Central Committee
Temperances
Forces
Commonwealth
Matthew Dickson
Ridgedale
Dickson
William Harding
Bussey
Fielding
Mead
Harding
Bentley & Olmsted Shoe Company
Harbach
West Third Street
Court Avenue
Walnut
Sears
West Third
District Court
Grundy County
Grundy
George Wellswill
George Murry
Wheelock
Germania
Wells
Martha Comstock
Rebecca Wilkey
George Wells
G. W. Mullen
John Gavin
Indianapolis
Ind
William H. Taft
Iowa City
Iowa University
Barker
Molngona
C. A. Reeves
Sixth and
Chestnut Streets
Kansas ‘City
Southern
Neosho
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard
Harvard Corporation
Cambridge
Creighton
Tarentum
Frank M. Geiger
Calvert Hazlett
State of Texas
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Gradley
Cal
New York Insurance ‘Department
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
John. A. Johnson
Minnesota
Wisconsin University
Syracuse
Cambon
Pichon
Berlin
Foreign ‘Office
Payette River
Garden Valley
Idaho
Socialista
Liberals
Peasant League
Amoy
Santo Domingo
Nickie” ‘Shepard
Salina
Hempstead Harbor
S. 1
John Ball
Tme
C. A. Palmer
Roanoke
Rome
Harriet Matilda Bain
Edward Bain
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Newell
Jopey
Oregon
George Galbraith
Dames
William J. Bryan
Patrick Henry
Delia E. Dalrymple
Worcester
Mass
Floyd Pegg
Case
Swatow