Bold patent victory by Miss Florence King over Rogers patents
A shy country girl becomes a famed patent lawyer as Miss Florence H. King wins a landmark U S circuit court case for Mrs Myrtle M. Rogers. The decision bars production of Rogers packing by a rival licensee and confirms her title to the patents after a protracted fight that began in 1900.
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Florence H. King
Kohlsaar
United States Circuit Court of Chicago
Myrtie M. Rogers
Myrtle M. Rogers
United States
Miss King
Chicago Tribune
Power and reach of Admiral Alexieff outlined in Far East rule
The article details Admiral Alexieff as the czar’s viceroy in the Far East with supreme military civil powers. He may conduct diplomacy on regional matters with limited oversight by a St Petersburg council. Aged 60, he already earned honors in the Boxer campaign and earlier toured American ports. Also noted is a Norwegian invention: a sardine tin making machine boosting output from six hundred to fifteen thousand to twenty thousand tins daily.
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Alexieff
Russia
Far East
East
St. Petersburg
Czarowitz
India
China
Japan
Nicholas
Alesleff
Peking Legation
Pechill
New York
Africa
United States
Hhis
Far Orient
Miss Maggie Albany Sunday School Champion Still Attends
Mies Maggie Albany of Philadelphia at 21 has attended nearly 1,500 consecutive Sundays since age three, earning a gold watch from Ebenezer Methodist Church. Her feats include braving a snowbound 16 mile journey to Manayunk and enduring illnesses to keep her pledge to Sunday school.
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Ebenezer Methodist Church
Philadelphia
Maggie Albany
Miss Albany
Phoenixville
Manuyuuk
Manayunk
Ebenezer Church
Sunday School Heroine Forms Lifelong Record of Service
A Roxborough Philadelphia woman, Albany Aves, daughter of Rev Charles Albany, has spent 67 to 77 years in Sunday school with perfect attendance. She refuses travels and offices that would interrupt her Sundays, aiming to build an enduring life one. Horace Newton Allen, U.S. minister to Corea, once led Corean mission moves to Washington and served as consul general from 1901. His Seoul residence is a brick one story house guarded by marines amid tensions.
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Kentucky
Laura Talbot Galt
Louisville
Army of the South
South
United Confederal Veterans’ Association
Winkie Davis
Georgia
MtUle Mias Galt
Ross
Betsy Ross
Thousand Islands
Florida
Philadelphia
Albany
Aves
Roxborough
Charles Albany
Ebenezer Sunday School
Horace Newton Allen
Sam
Corea
Allen
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Seoul
Washington
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Miami Medical College
Emperor Henl Yi
Empress Om
Pittsburg
Corean
Wireless Navy Telegraph Plant Emerges Over Cape Cod Cliff
On Cape Cod High land light the United States navy department has established a wireless telegraph station near the Boston chamber of commerce marine signal station. Chief Electrician J. D. Donnell leads the operation. The 140 foot cliff and 190 foot mast withstand fierce gales as plans call for a coast to coast chain reaching from Maine to Alaska.
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Outer Sea Coast Line
Massachusetts
Atlantic
Highland Light
Cape Cod
United States Navy Department
Marine Signal Station
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston Globe
J. D. Donnell
Donnell
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
Maine
Gulf of Mexico
Perto Rico
Pacific
Alaska
Carl
Panama
Man Lives On Diet Costing Six Cents A Day
Samuel H. Story, a 70 year old Claremont publisher born 1833, sustains himself on a weekly table of 36 gramble cults, pork scraps, sugar, cheese, ginger, and chocolate costing under ten cents daily. He walks six miles to Cornish for wood chores, has published a local paper since 1870, and believes in simple living yet rejects religious pref erence. He refuses photos and values a frugal, steady life.
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Uncle Sam
Samuel H. Story
Dexter Street
Claremont
N. H
Story Shoul
Cornish
Lfe
Mr. Story
Hidea
Walbridge Named Missouri Lead in Vice Presidency Bid
Cyrus P Walbridge born July 20 1849 Madrid NY rose from law to mayor of St Louis 1893 first Missouri candidate for vice presidency. He led Merrell Drug Co chaired city council and served as mayor from 1893 to 1897 paving path to national politics. He is a Congregationalist and active Mason.
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Cyrus P. Walbridge
State Committee
Missouri
Madrid
St. Lawrence County
Orson Judeon Walbridge
Wisconsin
Minnesota
C. P. Walbridge
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Michigan State University
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Jacob 8. Merrell
Merrell
Merrell Drug Company
Walbridge
Tenth
Lizzie Merrell
Royal Arch Mason
Knights of Pythias
St. Louis Mercantile
Business Men’s League
First Congregational Church
John Lee Webster for Republican nomination for vice president
Nebraska organizers back John Lee Webster for the Republican presidential ticket. The Ohio native and Omaha lawyer, known for Indian defense and other high order legal work, has a 1901 U.S. senatorship bid, chaired 1892 and 1896 state delegations, and led Nebraska's 1901 constitutional convention as president.
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John Lee Webster
Nebraska
Omaha
Ohio
Webster
Chicago
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Coren
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Truro
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Silustea
Bivak
High Bluff
Hampstire
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Story
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Citheen
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