Travel discounts offered for Yeformation agroexcursions and rail rates
Rail agency advertises free Yeformation excursion rates via Tliois Central trokes agents or by postal card. Rates cover multiple points nationwide including California and the Northwest with special sale dates for Los Angeles and San Francisco and for Spokane Portland Seattle Tacoma and other Northwest cities. Round trips for Home-Seekers to southeast south southwest and west listed with varied routes and stopovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tliois Central
California
North West
Shrivers
Los Angeles
German ‘Baptist Brethren
Baptist Young Peoples Uoton
Spokane
Christian Bodesverere
Seattle
Good Templars
Beatele
Tleketa
San Francisco
Spoyne
Portland
Tacoma
Northwest
Macy
H. Jd. Phelps
Piviaton
Wank
Dubuque
Iowa
Exact Justice Sought in Moyer Haywood Case Appeal
Roosevelt pledges aid to expose any miscarriage of justice in the Moyer and Haywood case and to submit evidence to the attorney general for federal action. The central Federated Union read the letter, confirming the president’s readiness to protect legal rights and pursue justice if new proofs arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Federated Union
Roosevelt
Stover
Haywood
Buise
Ida
Steunenberg
Union
Moyer and Haywood
John Henry
William Coakley
Henry
Messrs. Coakley and Brown
Heywood
Moyer
Colorado
Idaho
Debs
Idgho
Messrs. Moyer
Moyer Demonstration in Boston Draws 10000 Crowd
About 10,000 people joined a parade and mass meeting by Boston labor groups protesting actions against Moyer Raywood and Pettibone over alleged conspiracy in Governor Steunenberg's Idaho murder. A Scandinavian social club followed with three red flags. A Ways Meeting adopted resolutions opposing arrests and trips of the three western miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer
Boston
Moyer, Raywood and Pettibone
Steunenberg
Tdaho
Prevent Tuberculosis in Food Animals Says Salmon
Washington May 6 Dr D E Salmon late chief of the bureau of animal industry has issued a report for the agriculture department on tuberculosis in farm animals. He notes growing belief that animal tuberculosis can pass to humans and urges stricter meat and dairy inspections. He stresses open air, good nutrition, clean stables and disinfection to curb spread and protect herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Washington
D. E. Sakmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Salmon
Farrar's Letter to President Describes Federal Control of Railroads
Judge B F Farrar of New Orleans writes to President Roosevelt arguing the United States has full constitutional power to govern railroad corporations. He claims railroads are creatures of the nation, subject to federal rule to regulate them and shield them from unjust state exactions. He urges federal courts for roadholders to sue and be sued and calls for national standards on how states tax the roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
B. 4. Farrar
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Fruit 18 Not All Killed Survive Despite Freezes
Des Moines May 6 Wesley Greene secretary of the State Horticultural Society says some fruit buds survived recent frosts. He notes 26 degrees at Des Moines and lower readings in other towns, with blossoms still alive and hopes for limited cherries and more apples, citing 1901 freezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Society
Boone
Iowa Falls
Marshalltown
Greene
Bailey of Lincoln President
Hastings Neb May 6 The tenth annual meeting of the United Commercial Travelers grand council of Nebraska closed with election and installation of officers. Unanimous vote to hold next meeting at Norfolk May 2 and 3. Officers elected include Grand counselor E A Batley Lincoln grand junior counselor M Sain Beatrice grand past counselor Lewin E May Fremont grand secretary F W Hawken Fremont grand treasurer D C Hewitt Hastings grand conductor F Erskine Norfolk grand page C W Hinzle Omaha grand son Hines Paul Trueblood Grand Island
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Neb
United Commercial Travelers’ Grand Council of
Nebraska
Norfolk
E A. Batley
Lincoln
M. Sain
Beatrice
Lewin
E. May
Fremont
F. W. Hawken
D. C. Hewitt
F. Erskine
C. W. Hinzle
Omaha
Hines
Paul Trueblood
Grand Island
WRECK ON THE BURLINGTON TRAINS DERAILED IN MONTANA
West bound Burlington flyer No. 5 derailed east of Manhattan after striking a handbag. Engine baggage and smoking cars were wrecked. Fireman Harry Glimore of Livingston, Mont., killed. More than twenty five passengers injured, many seriously. Also notices of French veteran in St. Louis Hospital and Ian Maclaren ill in Mount Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Manhattan
Mant
Harry Glimore
Livingston, Maut
John Mabkle
Walkerfield
Mann
Will Dis
St. Louis Hospital
St. Louis
Louis Detaux
Napoleon III
Gravelotta
Defaux
America
Baden
New Orleans
English Parlor Humor and Medical Hands Across Age
A collage of 19th century quips and ads including jokes about publicans employing young women during the Crimean era, misers of memory, breech of promise cases, a British gossip on Versatility, a medical billing quip, and early patent medicines. It lists deWitt’s pills, Kodol, witch hazel salve, Kennedy’s cough syrup, and Hollister tea from local vendors.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers and Investors
Eastern Colaradg
Cheyenne County
Thomas Shaw
Minnesota Agricultural College
Orange Judd Farmer
Augustand
Howe-Heide Investment Co
Herman Smith
Ackley
Reat
Solyulty & Co
Nix
Farrar
Claims Government
Bailey
United Commercial
Burlington
Ian Maclaren
Mount
Pienvant
May
John Watson
Mount Pleasant
London
Hig Bar
Dumley
Philadelphia Press
Dr. Soukem
Philadelphia Ledger
Washingten Star
H.C. Schultz & Co
DeWitt
H.C. Schulty & Co
Lola
H.C. Schully
A. N. Sonurrz
William Ga
Humiphrays
Mad, Co
William & John Sts
Heny
Kennedy
Bagkache
Dolfitt
Guhgeriie
Saas
Iti of
Ol Dsi
Fane Butea Post
Bears
Castoria
Maple City
Atall Grocers
Maple City Soap Works
Monmouth
Ilinalt
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