May Open Ports Indications For Manchurian Policy Shift
Washington reports indicate Russia may shape policy to be more acceptable to the United States as Hay leaves for vacation and Count Cassini sails to Europe. Developments suggest a possible easing in Manchuria discussions and progress in negotiations with China for a commercial treaty. Hay and Cassini met recently and the envoy sails July 7 for Paris before returning to St. Petersburg and the czar.
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Washington
Hay
Count Cassini
Europe
Manchuria
United States
China
Newport
New York
Paris
St. Petersburg
TransMississippi Congress Aims to Meet Seattle
C J Garvin of Raton N M addressed Seattle Chamber of Commerce members to rally support for the Transmississippi Commercial Congress session opening August 18. Commissioners were urged to raise funds and secure delegates from the Coast Middle West and East for the four day meeting planning in Seattle and later cities.
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Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
C. J. Garvin
Raton
N. M
Transmississippi Commercial Congress
Congress
Portland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Ogden
Salt Lake
Denver
Pueblo
Pacific Coast
Chamber
Jacob Furth
Latimer
Haller
Garvin
Middle Western
Salmon Run Underway at Fairhaven Canneries
Reports to the Pacific Packing and Navigation Company indicate the Fairhaven canneries have begun processing salmon. The first catch totals 700 to 800 fish, enough for about 200 cases, with a promising outlook for a strong season as sockeyes are expected to start around July 1.
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Seattle
Fairhaven
Paie Packing and Navigation Company
WB. McGovern
Antitoxin Hope Promises Cure for Scarlet Fever
The article discusses Dr Moser of Vienna and the use of purified microbes to create antitoxins for scarlet fever, noting serum therapy’s success in diphtheria and typhoid, and mentions vaccination concepts and growing social contrasts in early twentieth century behavior.
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Andrew Wilson
Moser
Vienna
India
The Need of Rules of Etiquette
Mrs. Humphry argues etiquette guides social ascent and divides manners into superficial and tactful behavior. She notes outward courtesy does not prevent insults delivered by look or tone, and that true politeness grows from social familiarity, not noble mind alone.
Problem of the Dust of the Air and Public Health
Andrew Wilson discusses Tyndall’s The Floating Matter of the Air and the link between dust and disease. He notes that while not all dust is dangerous, urban areas face constant dust exposure, with hygiene advances like damp cleaning and flushing streets reducing risk. He advocates a public crusade against dust including vacuum cleaning.
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Tyndall
Paris
Oldest Living Minister Nears Century Mark
Rev. William Stowe S. JD. of 910 Massachusetts avenue Cambridge Massachusetts is 97 years old. He may be the oldest living clergyman in the country and remains remarkably active. He preached at Broadway Baptist Church Cambridge for fifty minutes without notes last year celebrating his 95th bib day.
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William Stowe
S. JD
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Mass
Howe
Ilowe
J. S. Paine
Broadway Baptist Church
Ile
Worcester
Amherst Academy
Colby University
Waterville College
Newton Theological Seminary
Newton
Schoos
Boston
Commercial Street
Baptist Bethel
Hayover Street
Friend Street
Union Baptist Church
Malcom
Pederal Street
Clarendon Street
Boston Associated Charities
Boston School Board
World Wealth Totals in 1901 Report
A Gunton’s Magazine summary estimates global wealth at 400 billion dollars, with Americans and Europeans owning most. It cites US wealth near 100 billion and Britain as Europe’s richest, with 1901 per capita figures and regional breakdowns for England Scotland Ireland France Germany and Russia, including overseas investments.
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Gunton
United States
United Kingdom
Europe
England
Scotland
Ireland
Great Britain
France
Mulhall
Germany
Prussia
Bavaria
Saxony
Wurttemburg
Russia
Tst
Specialty in Handling Short Time Business Paper
A concise guide outlines methods for producing efficient short term business documents. It covers rapid drafting, clarity, and accuracy to support quick decision making in fast paced markets.
Tea Growing in Texas Seen as Promising
L Seabrook of Port Lavaca, a Southern Pacific Immigration Worker, asserts that tea culture will begin near Port Lavaca. The Galveston News notes tea growing is no longer an experiment and is profitable on the South Carolina coast, suggesting it can thrive in Texas.
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L. Seabrook
Port Lavaca
Southern Pacific
Galveston
John
Mother
Tea crop experiment planned near Port Lavaca
The Port Lavaca area will host a trial of tea farming on lands of the Phicedo Canal and Irrigation Company eight miles above the town. Ross Clark will manage the project, with irrigation and artificial rainfall supplementing dry spells. If successful, it could raise land values and attract labor from nearby counties and Corpus Christi.
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Carolina
Texas
Phicedo Canal and Irrigation Company
Port Lavaca
Ross Clark
Dr. Shepard
Beleves
Corpus Christi
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C. M. Demeree
Washington Abstract Company
Chehalis County
Grays Harbor
Heon Street
Aberdetn
Wash
Thomas R. Hayes
Harry A. Hayes
Hayes & Hayes
Bankers
Aberdeen, Wash
J. G. Lewis
C. W. Miller
Aberdeen
State Bank
George L. Hilton
San _ Francisco Examiner
Heron ST. Aberdeen
R.P. Porter
Chatice Brands
California
Port Lavaen
Seabrook
Florida
Pacific Transfer
Robert Lowry
Prop
Pacific Hotel
H Street
Montesano
W. E. Crist
Palace Restaurant
S. Baretich, Prop
Heron Street
Royal Restaurant
M. Francescovich
Central Restaurant
M. Antich
Walters
Heron and
Wiehkah
Fred Redinger
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