Five Million Open for Goal in World Cruiser Coal Cost
The Atlantic battleship fleet’s world cruise is estimated to consume about five million dollars in coal. The Bureau of Equipment cites two point two million for coal from San Francisco to Hampton Roads via Honolulu Manila and the Suez Canal. Australia offered free coal during the fleet’s Australian visit but the U S Navy will use American coal for the voyage.
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Morning Journal
Washington
San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Honolulu
Manila
Suez Canal
Bureau of
Navy Department
Quiet Second Day of Atlantic Fleet Visit to Seattle
May 24 Seattle reports a dampened, respectful day as the Atlantic battleships continue their harbor visit. Senior officers toured by automobile. visiting press and surgeons were hosted by local clubs. grand ball for marines and bluejackets planned. 15,000 expected for Tuesday parade with 6,000 sailors and 9,000 marines. Governor Meade will greet Admiral Sperry on behalf of Washington.
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Seattle
Wash
Seattle Press Club
State University
Woodland Park
Meade
State of
Washington
Congress Plans Quick Adjournment and Pork Barrel Tactics
Senate and House aim to finish business this week by wrapping reports from conference committees on appropriation and supply bills. They will delay the general deficiency bill to push omnibus public works provisions, hoping to adjourn by Thursday. Coal prices advertised: 86.50 per ton.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Senate
House
Tate
Fire damages Fox factory in Chicago on May 24
The National Fox company plant at Thirty-eighth Street and Central avenue suffered a costly blaze today. Damage is estimated at $260,000. No injuries reported.
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Chicago
National Fox Company
Eighth End
Central Avenue
Senate confirms thirty seven treaties expanding arbitration
The U S senate approved thirty seven treaties in this session boosting international arbitration prospects with nations including Great Britain Japan and Spain while restricting asylum for fugitives and forging new naturalization accords. It also advanced conventions with Japan on inventions trademarks and copyrights and prepared to participate in the 1912 Tokyo exposition. The lone holdout was the wireless transmission regulations treaty awaiting later approval.
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Morning Journal
Washington
United States Senate
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Canada
Root
Spain
Portugal
Uruguay
San Marino
Peru
Salvador
Hague
France
Italy
Switzerland
Mexico
Netherlan’s
Sweden
Denmark
Group of Nations
Korea
China
Prac
Newfoundland
Hague Tribunal
Dominion
Senate
Secretary Root
Cures Woman's Weaknesses with Favorite Prescription
Editorial notes from The Eclectic Medica Review praise Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a uterine tonic for women. It highlights unicorn root and Golden Seal root as key ingredients and cites authorities like Finley Ellingwood and John M Scudder endorsing their use for dysmenorrhea, flooding, and general debility with reproductive health issues.
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Pierce
John Fyfe
Eclectic Medica
Helenias Divica
Helenias
Fyfe
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Catcage
John M. Scudder
Cincinnati
R. Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Taos to Get New Democratic Weekly Newspaper
Taos New Mexico May 23 A new democratic weekly will publish in Taos next month. It will be English language and described as up to date. Carpenter Clarence Jones fell from a store building and broke his arm while working on the new dry goods store by A Gusdorff who just returned from Chicago with a large goods stock.
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Taos
N. M
Clarence Jones
A. Gusdorff
Chicago
Liberia Seeks Aid and Counsel from Uncle Sam
Washington reports Secretary Reed will meet a Liberia delegation from the west coast of Africa to seek aid and guidance as Liberia faces a vulnerable, diplomatically isolated position. England demands a stronger government while the United States hesitates to fully sponsor the surviving republic.
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Liberia
Uncle Sam
Washington
Reot
Republic of Liberia
Africa
America
England
United States
Railroads to reject unmarked shipments after July 10
East of the Mississippi, 416 railroads will require consignments to be plainly marked with consignee name and destination city and state. The rule aims to curb abuse from initials on bills of lading. losses in transit cited show about 1 percent of last year’s freight earnings.
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New York
Mississippi River
Trunk Line Association
Denver Man Killed in Chicago Auto Crash
Chicago May 24 Orson Bartholomew sixty eight a Denver resident was killed in a collision between an automobile and an electric vehicle on a city street. Police investigated the fatal accident and identified the victim.
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Denver
Chicago
Orson ¢. Bartholomew
Automobile crash on Twenty fourth Street injures five
L Bartholomew and Miss Margaret Hawkins of Chicago were injured and Orson Bartholomew died after an auto collided with a street car at Twenty fourth Street and Indiana Avenue. Frank Miller applied the emergency brake but could not stop in time.
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Twenty-fourth Street
Indiana Avenue
L. Bartholomew
Brother
Chicago
Margaret Hawkins
Harvard Avenue
Orson Bartholomew
Frank Miller
Bartholoomew
Mercy Hospital
Miss Hawkins
Foreigner killed in wedding riot at Thoburn mining town
A wedding celebration in Thoburn led to a riot injuring two Monongah police officers and twelve foreigners. MIHAL LADAR, a 35 year old miner, was shot and died later at a hospital. officers claim self defense while foreigners accuse them of the fatal shot.
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Morning Journal
Fairmont
Wl Va
Thoburn
Mihal Ladar
W . Shaver
Moneongah
William Hanley
Monongah
Theburn
Ladar
Train wreck injures thirteen artillerymen near Snares force
A train transporting reinforcements to General Snares in Persia derailed near Tiflis on May 24, leaving thirteen artillerymen severely injured in the Russian punitive expedition.
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Tiflis
Snares
Persia
Foley's Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Quick Use
If any person suspects kidney derangement they should take Foley's Kidney Remedy at once to avoid Bright's disease or diabetes. Delay gives the disease stronger foothold and you should not delay taking Foley's Kidney Remedy. J. H. O'Rielly Co. GUARANTEED VALUE IN EVERY WAY. OUR BEST HAND SCREENED LUMP COAL, $6.50 PER TON. W. H. HAHN COMPANY.
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Foley
Bright
J. H. O'Rielly Co
W. H. Hahn Company
Auction in Albuquerque Involves Several Desirable Properties
As trustee in bankruptcy for J F Palmer I will sell by cash auction Wednesday morning May 27 1908 at ten to eleven o clock at the front door of the Post office Albuquerque New Mexico. Describes lots 16 1 and 12 in block 9% Frank Armijo y Otero addition plus other lots in Hunting Highland and a dormitory bid notice for the New Mexico School of Mines at Socorro New Mexico with bids due by 4 pm June 15 1908 and a $150 certified check required.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Frank Armijo Y Otero
City of
N. First Street
Hunting Highland
Highlands
Beott Knight
Abbytia
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
H. W. S& Otero
United States
Rosalia Vigil de Lujan
Vicente Lujan
Crecencio Aragon
Acciastico Vigi
Policaspo
EL R. Otero
Register
Francisco Lucero Y Montoya
Alameda
Ilomestead
H. W
Otero
Plajedes Maldonado
Alfredo Bandoval
Juacobo
Bargain Clothes and Odds and Ends Ad Listing
An old catalog-style sale blurb lists men shirts prices from 40 to 60 cents and women and boys shoes and Oxford options at 1.25 to 3.50. It promotes mail orders and cash buyer discounts with a dense mix of product lines and prices.
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Gromr Ak
Cash Buyer's Union
Vici
Oxford
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