American Food Quality Highlighted by Wilson Inspections
The Associated Press reports Secretary Wilson inspecting Chicago packing houses and praising improvements. The Globe-Democrat notes British awe at U S food standards, while new pure food and meat inspection laws expand federal oversight. Government measures aim to boost confidence and boost sales by ensuring higher quality meat and foods worldwide.
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Associated Press
Citizen
Wilson
Chicago
Globe-Democrat
Secretary of Agriculture
Java
United States
Germany
England
France
Tate
Democratic Fear of Rail Monopolies Echoes in New York Polls
The piece argues that New York Democrats may nominate Judge Gaynor to defeat Hearst, criticizing railroad rebates and corporate favoritism as drivers of trusts. It contrasts Roosevelt praise with GOP state rights opposition and cites Globe-Democrat and New Mexican economic observations.
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Democrats
New York
Judge Gaynor
W. R. Hearst
New York City
Roosevelt
Gaynor
Globe-Democrat
Republican Party
Arizona
Prescott editor taunts New Mexico race with joint statehood
A Prescott town editor from the so called He Cats town in California attacks New Mexico and Spanish-speaking residents, alleging they seek joint statehood to rule the roost. He claims Mexicans or Spanish Americans dominate Apache and Yavapai counties while boasting about past political gains of Spanish-American citizens across Arizona and New Mexico.
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Prescott
California
Los Gatos
Hie “Corporation
New Mexico
South- West
University of the
Sunshine
Sunshine Territory
Arizona
Tom-Cats Town Man
Apache County
Republican Party
Leket
Yavapil County
He-Cate
North
South
Spain
English Language Triumphs As Naturalization Rule Introduced
The new naturalization law requires ability to speak English for alien citizenship in the United States. Officials hail the move as final ascendancy of English, noting historic language competition among French, English, German, Spanish, and Swedish speakers. The policy may influence English teaching abroad and reflect a universal language trend.
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United States
Congress
New France
Tower of
Habel
Europe
Federal Insurance Regulation Debate Reflects State Powers
The Baltimore Sun discusses Roosevelt’s push for a federal insurance law, noting the political shift as Congress, split by jurisdiction, concludes no authority exists to regulate life and fire insurance at the national level. It warns against centralized power while urging balanced reform within state sovereignty.
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Congress
Roosevelt
New York
Legislative
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
House Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
House
Mobe Washington
Condito
Lope Beetr
Learned lawyers in session at State Bar meeting
The State Bar association began a two day session at the Chicago Beach hotel with resolutions aiming to forward appeals, punish parents abandoning families, and allow testimony by depositions in divorce trials without defendant appearance. A remedial legislation committee submitted long resolutions expected to pass. (Note: mixed locations Chicago and Everett, Washington)
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Dea Mothes
The
State Bar Association
Chicago
Chicago Beach
George Page
James H. Mathenk
Springfield
Gregory
Alfred Orendorf
Wm. J. Cross
Everett
Wash
Uly
R. F. Sturdevant
Bar of
Washington
Orangemen Observe Day Across North America
Orange societies in New York and Toronto marked Boyne Day with parades and speeches. The Belfast event included its customary parade and talks, with no serious clashes between Orangemen and nationalists.
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Belfast
Ireland
Battle of
Boyne
Orange Societies
Toronto
Ont
PoliticiansActivity Across U.S. Conventions
London hosts William J Bryan and Mrs Bryan at a luncheon for Ambassador Reid. George D Meikelson announces Republican bid for U S Senate from Lincoln Nebraska, with Rosewater and Norma Brown also in the race. Jamestown reports Republicans strong and will nominate their full ticket, insurgents routed. Nashville coverage notes gubernatorial ticket selection and expected Evans Brownell bargaining. Ocean City notes Democratic district convention and state bar association two day session debating uniform divorce laws. Frankfort reports Trimble lead in canvass for South Trimble succession to Congress.
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Congress
Lincoln
Neb
George D. Meikelsorn
President McKinley
United States
Edward Rosewater
Norma Brown
Jamestown
N. C
The
Nashville
Tenn
Repiblican
Evans
Brownell
Ocean City
First
State Bar Association
Scandal over a slapping incident in New York
A chaotic scene unfolds with a girl slapped by a scurvy scamp in New York as ties pile up in Australia and a claim of $25 demand for an apology surfaces. Nearby, Chicago reports $2,000,000 in suspended building contracts amid a cement workers strike affecting several projects. Copper prices edge up in New York with copper and lead quotes around 65 to 75.
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New York
Austrlia
John Ron Ball
Chicago
Whitton Music Co Piano Ad Promises Competitive Prices
A Whitson Music Co advertisement invites readers to compare prices on pianos including Everett and Kim models with rival firms. It notes not the largest, but the most select line, and teases Peerless Electric plans in a business friendly, cordial tone.
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Everett, Kimball
Peerless
the Whitson Music CO
Money With Wings A Bank To Hold Your Cash
A bank advertises that money can be saved and protected as a luxury benefit without cost. It emphasizes secure handling and keeping funds safe while offering the best possible returns or use of a bank account. The copy frames banking as a winged safeguard against loss and waste.
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Pont
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Strickler
Ww. T. McCreight
Precannes Business
Henry Clews
Weekly Financial Review
St. Paul
Northeat
Lackawanna
Ne Gals
Inidhboro
Mixsport Pacific
Atchison
New York Central
Ontario
Las Vegas
Albuqgerque
Otter
Baltimore Sun
Orangemen
Boss ‘Tweed
London
Wm. J. Bryan
Bryan
Ambassador
Reid
Dorchester House
Frankfort
South Trimble
Preston Trimble
Lexington
Cooser and Lead
M. Mandell
McIntosh Hardware Company
Chickering & Son's Pianos
Jemez Springs
Jemez Hot Springs
George H. Moore
West Railroad Avenue
James T. Johnston
John M. Moore Realty CO
London Club Livery Company
North Second St
F. T. Schmidt
Prop
Colo
the Co-Operative Building and Loan Association of
Albuquerque
Grant Block
K. H. Tilton
Dilgard
Icor
Bank OF Commerce
WM. Chaplin
Faywood
Santa Fe
Bilicke
Mitchell
Hollenbeck Hotel
Los Angeles
Calif
Hollenbeck
Beach Line
Electric Building
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
J. H. O’reilly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Loudon
Jersey
Porterfield CO
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