Montana Democrats Split Over Carter Replacement Fight
Montanas Democratic convention pits former Senator William A. Clark against W G Conrad in a bid to succeed Senator Carter Clark the wealthier candidate and Conrad the party financier trade accusations linger over campaign spending while Carter remains a pivotal senate veteran and irrigation committee chair prospect.
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Carter
Montana
William A. Clark
W. G. Conrad
Postal Savings
Fich
Democratic State Committee
Clark
Conrad
Senate
Snheim of
Montana Democrats
United States
East
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Aldrich
Clarke County
John W. Kern
Denver
To Breed Toads for World Aid Farmers with Day’s Plan
Richard Day, an Australian gardener now in New York, proposes breeding one million toads to protect crops from pests. He says toads devour ants and weevils and will serve as a natural pest control, with breeding placed near shallow pools and artificial shelters. Day expects modest profits from selling toads at twenty five cents per hundred.
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Richard Day
Tralia
Aus
New York
Dray
T! Q
Mr. Dray
Ir Society
England
Australia
Gay
Salt Taxes Guard Italian Shores For Salt Shortage
Police and state guards patrol Italian coastlines in pairs to prevent theft of sea water as a remedy for salt scarcity. The salt tax remains a cornerstone of the nation’s maritime power and economic policy.
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Italy
Healthograms educate Chicagoans in hygiene by Dr Evans
Dr W A Evans Chicago's health commissioner issues a new edition of healthograms with sanitary rules. He warns filth flies and fever are the three disigraces and urges real estate buyers to beware dirt. He cautions typhoid costs and that many flies carry disease germs, urging caution and prevention.
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W. A. Evans
Chicago
Evans
English Judges Claim Overwork On The Bench
English judges warn of heavy caseloads as Parliament approves two new high court judges at 25000 dollars annually with 17500 dollars pensions. King’s Bench and Chancery face delays. about 2200 annual trials from 3000 filed, with London handling two thirds.
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Parliament
High Court
King’s Bench and
Chancery
Jude
King’s Bench
Chan 7
Joyce
Eats
Ee Lordelle
Tench
London
Prophet Darton’s Water Finds Stir Western Wells
Government geologist N H Darton predicts underground water in Deadwood sandstone about 3000 feet down. A well at Edgemont SD followed his forecast but faced costly delays. Across South Dakota and the region other wells 1395 to 2135 feet deep verify his predictions and supply water, saving long hauls worth 50000 to 100000 dollars.
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N. H. Darton
Geological Survey
Darton
Edgemont
S. D
South Dakota
Knights Templars Parade In Chicago Mobilization Plans
The Knights Templar order prepares for a 25 000 strong parade in Chicago with a 200000 pageant cost. Foreign guests include the Earl of Fuston and Lord Athlumney as cities light displays and street arches decorate Michigan and State streets for a grand conclave drawing 500000 visitors.
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Knights Templars
Chicago
Christian Brotherhood
Union
Earl of Fuston
Great Priory of
E and Wales
Athlumney
John Ferguson
Iled
Wales
Han Luther B. Archibald
Canada
Shapibi
Michigan Boulevard
State Street
Templaray
Sires and Sons and notable figures in politics and commerce
Perez y Galdos elected Republican deputy to the cortes of Spain and noted novelist with strong political views. Dr Edward J Biedermann marks fiftieth anniversary as organist at St Marys New York and twenty fifth at the church. Charles Dyer Norton moves from treasury post to Tafts private secretary, tracing New England lineage to Roger Williams. Nine of ninety two US senators have living mothers. Harvard grad trio Tec Coolidge Renouf Welington are oldest living graduates. Coolidge age ninety three. Lord Calebrooke auctions Scottish estates of about 60 000 acres including four villages and two houses with rail lines and fourteen miles of moorlands.
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Rhode Island Colony
United States
Flint
California
Beveridge
Indiana
Owen
Gore
Oklahoma
Nelson
Clapp
Minnesota
Kean
New Jersey
Ohio
Smith
Michissn
Harvard
New University
James J. T Coolidge
Cambridge
Mass
Edward A. Renouf
Neene
James L. Welington
Swansea
Mr. Coolidge
Ocean Liners and Steamship Life in Major Voyages
The article describes ship working hours, coal usage, and passenger habits aboard Cunarders. It notes an 11,000 ton ship at fifteen mph consuming 150 tons of coal daily and an 80,000 ton vessel at thirty mph using 1,100 tons. Passengers compare ships while at sea and joke about seasickness and routine amidst travel lore.
Chicago Public Library installs ozone air sterilizer
The Chicago library added an ozone apparatus for circulating air in the reading room with a capacity of over 10 000 cubic feet per minute. Tests since last summer show antiseptic and germicidal effects and a 5 percent drop in room humidity.
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Chicago
Wealth In Chemicals Sees High Dividends In German Factories
Annual reports from German chemical factories show continued high dividends and strong trade activity. Dividends ranged from 12 to 82 percent, and one concern claims to have perfected an artificial rubber.
Royalty Figures Early 20th Century Descriptions
The passage highlights Queen Mary as an accomplished artist and notes Princess Juliana beginning her second year in life with good health. It mentions Zanzibar’s sultan educated at Harrow and Oxford, skilled in multiple sports, and a yachtsman. It also refers to Princess Alexandra as a cultured cousin and wife to a royal relation.
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Juliana
Holland
Sultan of
Zanzibar
Harrow
Oxford
Edward
Alexandra
George
Pure Food Laws Rally German Dealers Do Well
German food laws operate successfully with dealers supplying products that meet legal requirements. The development suggests improved consumer protection and compliance across markets, signaling progress in public health and regulatory enforcement.
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Germany
British Railways Reports 1909 Finances and Traffic
The British railways earned 584 million gross and 219 million net in 1909 on 23 264 miles. Freight carried reached 550 million tons, up 9 million tons. Excluding season ticket holders 1 264857 million passengers were carried, down 13 275 million from 1908.
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British Railways
Formosa Bank Increases Capital
Formosa Bank in Talwaree USA raises capital figures as it expands financial capacity. The institution effects a substantial increase, signaling growth and stronger balance sheet for the regional bank.
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Formosa Bank
Talwaree USA
Direction. The Cop Escorting Jaggs Homes
A terse exchange frames a stakeout moment as Puck hints to identify a house by its large mortgage. The dialogue underscores pursuit tension and leverage in a tense scenario.
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Jaggs
Puck
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Crawford
Glenusonnar House
Gilkerscleugh House
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Jaree
Eilers
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Lewiston
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Decker
Kimball
Lester
Story & Clark
Hobart M. Cable
Smith& Barnes
Marshall & Wendell
E. Heron St
Broadway
J. C. Gallagher
Mgr
Kentucky
South F Street
Wash
the Royal Box
Mary
King George V
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Brown
Stewing Co
Elma Farms
South G Street
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J. J. Anderson
Elma, Wash
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