United States of North America May Rise as Global Power
Prominent figure H D Richardson argues for a united North American empire of the United States and Canada. He predicts joint government and language, with Canada joining the U S to create a continent-wide power able to outpace Germany, Russia, and France. He urges Canadians and Americans to unite for a single, dominant nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Richardson
Arold D. Richardson
Carlton Hotel
London
Richardson
Toronto
United States
King Edward
Mr. Richardson
New York Herald
North American
North America
Canada
England
Australia
Germany
Russia
France
Europe
Studson Bay
Strait of Magellan
North
South America
Spain
Rio Grande
Studion Bay
Mexico
Cost of Consumption Sees Tuberculosis Bill Soars
Yale professor Irving Fisher reported at the Washington congress that tuberculosis costs the United States over 1 billion dollars annually. He estimated 188,000 deaths yearly and three years of lost earnings per victim, urging isolation hospitals to halt spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Washington
Fisher
United States
Professor Fisher
Losis
No Buffaloes For Kermit Roosevelt Hunt
Captain Seth Bullock recalls Kermit Roosevelt refusing to shoot buffaloes in South Dakota saying he did not want to further deplete nearly extinct game. The party skirted an Indian reservation hunting ban and instead hunted grouse on the Cheyenne and Vlum creeks, where Kermit demonstrated strong marksmanship with a two of three bird success rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Roosevelt
South Dakota
Seth Bullock
Captain Bullock
Cheyenne
Kermit
Tie
Vlum Creek
Coons hunted by automobiles in Cooperstown
I P Ambrose Clark and friends use two large motors to chase raccoons after their damage to Fernleigh farm near Cooperstown New York. A Fish and Game club meeting spurred a deerlike war on the raccoon tribe with cars horns and dogs driving them from fields. In British India the state revenue rolls back to 639000 from 1375000.
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I’. Ambrose Clark
Cooperstown
N. Y
Fernleigh Farm
Henry C. Potter
Youth Vote Education movement plans first civic lessons
The article describes a nationwide program where boys ages twelve to twenty will learn civics by voting in a mock election using replica ballots in Y M C A venues. Registrations, lectures on government, and nonpartisan participation aim to foster lifelong civic responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Young Men's Christian Association
United States
Restoring Mummies Color Uses Potash Process
An interview from Boston with Professor Harris Hawthorne Wilder of Smith College describes a potash solution restoring color and facial features to shrunken mummies. He reports successful revival of a dried frog and subsequent experiments on animal remains and Egyptian style mummies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Wilder
Boston
Harris Hawthorne Wilder
Smith College
Wilder
Baseball Scores to Be Bulletined on Pennsylvania Trains
Arrangements place American and National league scores on the Pennsylvania special at North Philadelphia and Harrisburg with the St. Louis, limited at Harrisburg and the Pennsylvania limited at Altoona. Stenographers will bulletine scores for passengers until season end.
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North Philadelphia
Harrisburg
St. Louis Limited
Pennsylvania Limited
Altoona
Russia and Japan Near Pact on Pacific Fisheries Protections
Russia and Japan move toward a formal agreement to protect seals and other fisheries in Pacific waters. Officials say the pact would set cooperative safeguards, monitoring, and enforcement to support sustainable harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Pacific
Dust and Advertising as a Trade Tonic
An old editorial compares dust to disease in stores and markets. It warns dust gathers where business decays and urges readers to use newspaper advertising as a seasonal tonic to revitalize trade and lift spirits.
The Second Empire Described by a London Correspondent
A London journalist recalls unrest in Paris during the Second Empire with scenes of mobs, Rochefort carried aloft by students, and Emperor Napoleon III visiting Beauvais. The prince imperial accompanies the emperor as prizes are shown at a lycee, but the head prize is refused by a fourteen year old.
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Rochefort
Boulevard Saint- Michel
The
Lanterne
Beauvais
London
North Peat
Morning Star
Prince Imperial
Lycee
Lueyx
Cornhill
Partition Suit Over Chehalis Lands Involving Multiple Goodrich Heirs
In Chehalis County Washington Superior Court a partition action is filed by James H. Smith Fannie G. Smith and Henry S Smith against Josephine Goodrich Charles R Goodrich Jonah S Goodrich and Bessie Goodrich with unknown heirs. Plaintiffs hold four fifths of the described land while defendants claim varying fractional interests. The case proceeds with notices to all defendants requiring appearance within sixty days after September 17 1908 with dates of first and last publication recorded.
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James H. Smith
Fannie G. Smith
Henry St. John Smith
Ella E. Smith
Josephine Goodrich
Charles R. Goodrich
Jonah S. Goodrich
Bessie Goodrich
State of Washington
Jonahs
Goodrich
Chehalis
Washington
Towit
W. M
W. M., the Southeast Quarter of Section 34
Township 19
Section
Range 7
Jonah S.S. Goodrich
Foreclosure Tax Lien Suit in Chehalis County
R H Fleet files a foreclosure action against Milton Markham Anton Pfanner John Griswold and Victoria Griswold heirs unknown over a tax delinquency certificate for taxes from 1902 to 1906 on part of section 28 township 16 north range 11 west Willamette Meridian. Plaintiffs seek judgment foreclosing the lien plus costs with sixty days to answer from September 28 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Chehalis County
R. H. Fleet
Milton . Markham
Anton Pfanner
John A. Griswold
Victoria Griswold
Milton D. Markham
Montesano
Wash
A. D
Chehalis
Swt
Willamette
State of
Washton
W. W. Boner
Fragmented Schedule Snapshot
A partial timetable fragment shows times around 9 30 and 11 00 with events at 11 30 and 2 00 and 4 00 pm. The text lacks clear names or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
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