Death of Harvey Watterson Brings Kentucky Grief
The Courier Journal editor Henry Watterson mourns the death of his son Harvey Watterson in New York. Kentuckians express deep sympathy as telegrams and letters flow in from across the nation and world, underscoring the shared sorrow of the Blue Grass State.
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Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
New York
Courier- Journal
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Blue Grass
Norwegian Telephoned Nets For Fish Not Yet Seen
A Paris Times dispatch reprinted in American papers describes a Norwegian macropline in a water tight box that uses water movements to generate signals for a fishing boat. The device allegedly detects shoals and even distinguishes fish types, though skeptics doubt its practicality.
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Norway
Isaak Walton
Paris
London Times
L’electricien
Winchester
Michigan
St. Clair
Religion of Our Fathers Sermon Denounces New Gods
Rev. Wm. Cumming preached at the First Presbyterian Church on the religion of our fathers citing Deut 32 17 and warning against new gods such as secular evangelism Christian socialism and worship of science He praised the God of our fathers as timeless and sufficient while noting the world seeks novelty and new theories.
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Wm. Cumming
First Presbyterian Church
Moses
The Real Angler Prefers Quiet Skill Over Telephones
A passage extols true fishermen who rely on instinct and knowledge to locate fish. It mocks using a telephone to warn of approaching game and emphasizes a careful, skillful approach over gadgets. A good game fish deserves a fair chance and the expert knows where to find it.
Labor Federation Chief Warns on Sherman Bill at Denver Meet
At the 28th AFL convention in Denver President Samuel Gompers warned of a proposed Sherman anti trust amendment detrimental to labor and pledged to oppose it in Congress. He read a Bryan letter thanking him for campaign support. The day featured female labor movement talks and a report on the British congress. A wreck near Butler halted a southbound train injuring none seriously, with passengers escaping via car doors and windows as one coach caught fire.
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Denver
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St. Louis
Fitzgerald
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Trade Union Congress
James Lynch
International Typographical Union
Union Printers
Colorado Springs
Butler
Bestemer & Lake Erie
Were
George Mitchell
Pittsburg
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