Need of Pure Food in Light of Adulterated Dulter Scandal
The piece argues against widespread food adulteration, citing German prosecutions and U S concerns. It notes dyed butter from Berlin, adulterated sausages, and harmful additives in chocolates medicines and brandies. It praises Congresses pure food bill as a start toward enforcement and reform.
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Constantinople
United States
Ant
England
Germany
Berlin
Strasburg
Congress
Kansas Will Hick Tariff Stand Misses Kansans View
The Oyster Bay conference policy to stand firm on tariffs sparks Kansas rebuke. Wichita Beacon and Leavenworth Times urge Republicans like La Follette Cummins and Stubbs to oppose stand out tactics and demand tariff revision aligned with Kansas voters.
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Kansas
Oyster Bay
Wichita Beacon
la Follette
Cummins
Stubbs
Leavenworth
Kas
Congress
Beef Trust Earnings Reported by Major Packers
The earnings of Swift Armour and Morrell are outlined with Swift showing a 250 million revenue last year and Armour 225 million while Morrell totals approach 90 million. Swift has expanded capital from 10 million to 60 million with stock at 104 on the Chicago exchange. Armour adds 20 million capital in packing plus investments in elevator grain and car lines, with extensive cold storage plants enabling control of fish egg and fruit trade.
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Beef Trust
Brandery
Exchange
kPa
Ney
Mbeeliea
Swift @ Co
Armour
Mor Tis
Swift
Chicago Stock Exchange
European Women Fight On For Suffrage Milestones
At Copenhagen a MONA convention on women’s suffrage unfolds with American leader Carrie Chapman Catt presiding. Paris hosts an International Council meeting where suffrage dominates. Finnish reps celebrate enfranchisement. England and Ireland push for full parity. Australia and New Zealand have full suffrage. France, Switzerland, and the United States boast liberties, yet the call for direct government voice remains strongest. Arizona copper interests resist Democratic chair leadership while Pennsylvania Republicans back stalwart stance. The Citizen notes the pure food bill and Lorimer's defense of Beveridge inspections amid political tension.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Mra
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York City
International Council of Women
Paris
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Norway
Sweden
Australia
New Zealand
France
Switzerland
United States
Ameica
Wellman North Pole airship expedition set to sail
The Record Herald backs Walter Wellman as his five person team readies an airship from Dane's Island for a pole crossing. Plans place departure this summer or in 1907 with a 164 foot craft, 100 horsepower across three motors, wireless telegraphy, mechanical dogs, a steel lifeboat, and provisions for two and a half months.
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Wellman
North Pole
Chicago
Record Herald
Walter Wellman
Record-Herald
Dane's Island
Pole
National Geographic Society
M. Gaston Hervieu
M. Paul Colordeau
Mr. Wellman
New York Herald Faces Obscenity Trial Report
Five men representing the New York Herald staff stand as defendants in a U S mail law violation case over front page Personal items described as obscene and lewd. The U S postoffice inspectors pursue the action amid broader press battles and concerns tied to city life scandals and moral debate.
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New York Herald
United States
The
Herald
United States Post- Office
New York
Public Dinner Tale of Sir John Macdonald Speech
A reporter at a Chattanooga Times dinner recalls Sir John Macdonald lacking focus as he spoke. After the event the premier corrected the notes, delivering a polished address while admonishing the journalist not to report a public speaker when intoxicated.
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John Macdonald
Canada
Sir John
Tie
Job
Local notes on city people and events in Albuquerque
Incoming trains report on time. Dr J B Pearce and Attorney Bum mera Burkhart return from Pecos fishing trip with string of fish. Mrs Patterson to Denver with Geo Leo and others. Deputy coal official Melville Sammers back from Denver. Copper trolley wire work under way on Second Street extension. Baby Lillian Victoria Schmalmaack christened at Catholic cathedral. Bridge work at Los Lunas to create ten spans. Kalem and Rodrigo fight ends with Rodrigo arrested. Jago escapes. Local theater shines as My Old Missouri ends. Brown’s Kunz visits Tacoma. Fair meeting urged. three territorial supreme court justices on vacation. Death of J W Tobin noted in Los Angeles.
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J.B. Pearce
Bummera Burkhart
Pecos
Rev
Geo
Leo Patterson
Motef
John ©. Patterson
Denver
Melville A. Sammers
Colorado
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Elizabeth Cronin
Charlestown
Mass
Katherine Williams
el Paso
Cronin
Load Avenue Methodist Church
Rovert Burns
Lord of
Scotland
John H. Crum
Fullerton
San Diego
Calif
Gallup
California
Elson Blakeman
Pacific Coast
Miakeman
Mabel Hall
Second Street
Traction Company
Old Town
F. W. Schmalmaack
Father Tomassini
Lillian Victoria Schmalmaack
Theeremony
Thelin
Lillian Hesselden
M. P. Kempenich
Peralta
Los Lunas
Penny Auditorium
John B. Rodrigo
North Broadway
Juan Tago
Rodrigo
Jago
Payne
Missouri
Chas
Kung
Brown
Tacoma
Wash
Los Angeles
San Francisco
G. G. Kunz
Charlie
Browns
Rosenwald
New Mexico Territorial Fair Association
P. F. McCanna
Grant Building
Territorial Supreme Court
Ira A. Abbott
Haverhill
Edward A. Mann
Kansas
Nebraska
Frank W. Parker
Mogollon
Milla
Las Vegas
McFie
Pope
Roswell
Clark M. Carr
Zum
Guam
Plecea
W. Tobin
Alvarado
Tobin
New Mexico
el Tovar
Grand Canyon
Canyon
Lon Angolge
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Toronto Mall
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Duluth News-Tribune
Chattanooga Times
M. Mandell
O.W. Strong
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Faywood
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MH. H. Tilton
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Fifth St
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Jersey
Porterfield CO
West Gold
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