Dinah Washington Births in New York and Other World News
The page notes Dinah Washington, living near Oswego, born two boys and two girls. It also reports wide national business totals, Cody’s retirement from show business, and varied incidents such as a Santa Fe wreck injuring over 30, a cyclone near Hydro killing a woman and two children, mine disasters in Illinois, and Purdue football train wreck fatalities. It mentions a Niagara Falls consul appointment, a failed Chicago tinplate firm with $200,000 liabilities, and other events from crime to fires and royal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinah Washington
Oswego
N. Y
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Lemsey
Fowler
Col
William Henry Harrison Webster
New York
United States
Niagara Falls
Canada
J. L. Perkins & Co
Chicago
Hydro
Okla
William Brown
Frank
Mary
Newsam
Farmington
Ill
Myron McKann
Ernest Anderson
William Jack
Frank Rutledge
Norris
Purdue
Indianapolis University
Bacon
Butler
Bank of Lockport
J. M. Young
Great Northern
Southern Railway
Concord
N.C
House of All Nations
New York City
George Airey
Morgan Park
Ada Rehan
Montana
Omaha
Coney Island
W. H. Miller
Wyoming
Crestline
Pennsylvania Railroad
World Roundup of News and Incidents
The week’s global brief highlights include Oldfield’s five mile record at Denver and Carnegie aboard Cedric in New York. Other items note a Gloucester tribute of 75 deaths and six vessels, Morgan visiting Mc Kinley’s tomb, Memphis labor shortages delaying steamboats, a Mason town murder execution, and the Hudson tunnel nearing New York shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Barney Oldfield
Cedric
New York
Liverpool
Andrew Carnegie
Gloucester
Mass
North Atlantic
J. Pierpont Morgan
McKinley
Canton
United States
Memphis
William Hays
Edward Perkins
Masontown
Uniontown
Hudson River
New Jersey
Hitchcock
Portland
Ore
Pennsylvania
John Mitchell
Dowie
Emma Booth- Tucker
Dean Lake
Woodlawn
Brooklyn
N. Y
First National Bank
Toronto
S. C
Sheridan
San Francisco
Albert Jones & Co
Mount Airy
Peoria
Edward Tanner
White House
Roosevelt
Samuel J. Parks
Bridgeman’s Union No. 2
Senator Farwell
Chicago
Notable Deaths and Appointments Across Politics and Society
George T Hoagland a pioneer and philanthropist dies at 90 in St Joseph Missouri. Sanford B Dole named U S district judge for Hawaii succeeding Morris M Estee. George R Carter appointed governor of Hawaii succeeding Dole. Emma Booth Tucker funeral held at Carnegie Hall. Theodore Mommsen dies in Charlottenburg at 86. Charles B Farwell will leaves about 2 000 000 to heirs. Mme Patti arrives in New York to begin a U S concert tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Hoagland
St. Joseph
Sanford B. Dole
Hawaii
United States District Court of
Territory
Morris M. Estee
George R. Carter
Gov. Dole
Emma Booth-Tucker
Carnegie Hall
New York
Theodore Mommsen
Charlottenburg
Germany
United States
Charles B. Farwell
Ilinois
Mme
Patti
Conflicts, Disasters and Political Moves Across Nations
Six people killed and a hundred injured in Bilboa clashes with strikers. Russian steamers collide off Hako date Japan with 44 drowned. Peru calls an extraordinary congress session for November 3. Riots in Paris injure 145. San Domingo revolutionists accuse President Wesy Gil of arbitrariness. Vatican says 10 million could buy Philippine friars lands and departure. Canadian politicians push Alaskan award into upcoming election. Loyalty to Great Britain likely as an issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilboa
Spain
Hakodate
Japan
Peru
Paris
San Domingo
Wesy Gil
Vatican
Great Britain
Public debt up sharply and October finance highlights
The October debt rose by 2,649,956 with cash in treasury at 378,637,402 and total debt less cash 920,402,501. Other items note postal appropriations 168,085,770, coinage 3,872,220, and government receipts minus expenditures a month deficit of 4,947,265. Also reported are medical, political, and international notes including lynching indictments in Belleville, a 350 tremor toll in Turshiz, and a Richmond negro savings bank start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Weather Bureau
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indianapolis
Payne
United States
Colombia
Beaupre
National Bank
Grand Jury
Belleville
Ill
David Wyatt
Anna Kirschbaum
Menominee
Wis
Crestline
BE. H. Benneath
Minneapolis
Richmond
Turshiz
Persia
West Point cadets largely in YMCA ranks
Minor items note 400 of 450 West Point cadets belong to the Young Men’s Christian Association. Other brief items cover rail consolidations by Gould interests, a push for a separate river forecasting bureau, federal jurisdiction over navigable waters, a New York donor aiding a former employer’s daughter, and various scientific and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Military Academy
Young Men’s Christian Association
Wabash
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Ann Arbor
Gould
United States Weather Bureau
Congress
United States Supreme Court
New York
Ballington Booth
Volunteers of America Field Council
Pittsburg
Homes of Mercy
University of Chicago
R. A. Millikan
Burmeister
Berlin
Germany
William E. Waters
Washington
South Africa
St. Louis Exposition
Herberts. Howe
Herbert A. Howe
Denver University
General Land Office
Seattle
Wash
Olympia Forest Reserve
Purdue Football Train Wreck Kills Sixteen at Riverside Park
A Big Four special train carrying nearly 1000 passengers collided with a six-car train near Riverside Park at 11 am. Sixteen people died including ten Purdue players. Most victims were Laf ayette residents. Dozens injured, 34 in hospitals, many students among victims and mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Big Four
Riverside Park
Purdue University
Indiana University
Lafayette
Joseph Coats
G. S. Drollinger
Walter Farr
Corpus Christi
Tex
W. H. Grube
Butler
Ind
Jay Hamilton
Huntington
W. D. Hamilton
Rush
N. R. Howard
Patrick McClair
Chicago
R. J. Powell
Bert Price
Spencer
E. C. Robertson
Walter Robertson
Walter R. Roach
Pittsburg
G. L. Shaw
Sam Squibb
Samuel Truitt
William Bailey
New Richmond
Eighteenth Street
Holton Place
Hamiltons
Four killed as wagon struck by southbound train near Concord
Four white mourners died instantly when a wagon carrying a coffin and a corpse was struck by a southbound Southern Railway train four miles from Concord. The mules pulling the wagon swerved unmanageable just before the locomotive passed, breaking the casket and flinging the body and four people from the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Southern Railway
Concord
John Key
Benjamin Lippit
Daniel Weaver
Lula Townsend
Kate Lewis
Explosion Rocks Crestline Ohio in Dynamite Blast
A powerful blast at 8 o clock in Crestline and nearby areas caused walls to collapse and sent churchgoers into panic. Two cars of dynamite exploded in Pennsylvania yards, injuring yardmaster Courtier and clerk Geisinger who were in the yard office half a mile away. Pennsylvania employees swarm the wreckage searching for victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestline
Pennsylvania
Geisinger
Dowie's Restora tion Host Closes New York Visitation
The Dowie visitation at Madison Square Garden ends with about 38 men and 41 women and girls receiving the triune baptism and 200 entering the Christian Catholic Church of Zion. About 4,000 receive the holy sacrament as the host prepares to depart for Chicago. Dowie and some elders stay for Carnegie Hall meetings next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowlie
New York
Dowie
Madison Square Garden
Christian Catholic Church of Zion
Chicago
Carnegie Hall
Margaret's Trip Plan and Morning Prayers Fragment
A New York City family plans a Chicago journey with the mother urging early bedtime. The girl prays Good-by God Good-by angels as she heads for Chicago. Also includes travel ads for Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain Route and a shoe dealer joke from the New York Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
New York City
Chicago
Three through trains daily Chicago to California
Three through trains run daily from Chicago to California via Union Pacific and the North Western Line. The service links Chicago with western destinations on a single, continuous route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Missouri Pacific Railway
Iron Mountain
Colorado
Texas
Arizona
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
H. C. Townsean
Chicago
Union Pacific
North-Western
Argument Between Mr Jones And Mrs Jones
Dialogue shows a husband accusing his wife of always being right while she counters she never claimed such. The exchange ends with her insisting she was never wrong and him offering comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Ram's Horn Quote About Sore Heads
A Ram's Horn aphorism notes that a sore head signals a shallow mind, reflecting a sharp, concise public saying from the periodical.
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Westville
Indiana
THUR
Thomas Lipton
Emperor Wiliam
Rome
Horace L. Green
Free Thought Magazine
Adams County
Kilbourn
Nort Carolina
HAVOC
Ohio City
Rosa Adams
Roger Hanson
Lydia E. Pinkham
12Th St
Louisville
PrnzHau
Miss ‘Exsigé Danforth
de Soto St
Tenn
Carter
Carters
Fitzgerald & CO
Box BK
Washin
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