Taft opens headquarters as campaign moves forward
President Taft announced plans to open a Washington headquarters with Myron Herrick in charge and begin a formal campaign. Congress passed a $152,000,000 pension bill abolishing 17 agencies amid toll and law violations concerns. Franklin Lang warned express companies of imminent prosecutions and heavy fines.
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Tait
Washington, D. C
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
House of Representatives
Washingon
Franklin K. Lang
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Sunken Maine lifted as Havana harbor work succeeds
Amid afloat efforts the after section of the sunken battleship Maine, undamaged by the explosion, was raised and will be towed into Havana harbor. Separately, the Allegheny and Pomeran collision left the Allegheny at the Atlantic seabed 75 miles east northeast of Cape Henry, its bow stove in while rescuing Joseph Cotton and others.
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Allegheny
Pomeran
Atlantic
Cape Henry
Des Moines
Allison
Farmers’ Elevator Company of
Dillon
Winnebago-Hantock County Farmers’ Institute
Extension Department of
Ames
William C. McAllister
Avea
Council Bluffs
McAllister
Harle- Hass Company
George Cosson
Washington
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Tripoli
Bremer County
Waverly
Eagle Grove
Baptist
Methodist
Congregational
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Institute of
Clinton County Farmers
DeWitt
P. H. Judge
G. R. Bliss
Guy Thompson
Iowa City
Geneva
Neb
Arthur Meade
West Liberty
David Smith
Algona
Smith
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Ackley
J. N. Pearce
University of Iowa Chemistry Department
George Ford
Clemens
Dubuque
Voelker
al Developmente
Waterloo Drop Forge Company
G. Gregory
Hig Farm
Tabor
Proprigter
Merchanta’ . Botet
Archibald Livingston
Bax Byee Auneenkind
Iowa Plan Seeks Township Farm Competition Exhibits
Secretary Clark of the Marshall County Fair association explores a plan for township level competition in growing farm products. Proposed exhibits would include grains seeds fruits and pantry stores to stimulate county fair interest among farmers.
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Clark
Marshall County Fair Association
Charles Jack
Anamosa Reformatory
John G. Gatek
Cedar Rapids
Jack
Traer
A. B. Taylor
Dunlap
State Hospital For
Clarinda
Taylor
Logan
Guy Phillipa
Strawberry Point
George Hesner
Mason City
Albert Lea
Owatonna
Humboldt
Ft. Dodge
Marshalltown
Riders
Estherville
Emmetsburg
Clear Lake
Charles City
Harvey C. Roas
United Brethren Church
Gladbrook
Murdo
Ida Grove
McKinney Polytechnic Institute
Mt. Ayr
H. 0. Beard
Beard
Beall
Mr. Beall
J.S. Bourtier
J. S.shepherd
Clarksville
John Heery
Clarks
Will
James R. Cook
George T. Reddick
Fike
Fuerth
Davenport
Farmers' Institute
Williamsburg
Ey William Croex
Milwaukee
Taft
Alyas
Meuk
Tabor
R. Wyatt
Roxus
New Laws Needed for Alaska Lands and Living Costs
President's message urges reform of homestead and land laws in Alaska, proposing longer cultivation periods for reclamation lands, a five year path to patent with a government lien, and leasing of coal and mineral lands to foster development. It also calls for classifying public domain, supporting a government coal mine rail link, and funds for an international conference on high living costs. It notes wage and labor law reform as essential and critiques Irish trade article misrepresentation.
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Washington
Thennterior Department
Congress
Alaska
Secretary of the Interior
Wepen
Fed
Australia
New Zealand
Nova Scotia
United States
Diana
Treland
Fragmented Idea Fragments From A Confused Text
The readable snippet shows garbled phrases about nothing, an initiation, and coded words. Key names, places, dates, or events are not discernible. The text lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
Cracked Hands Healed by Resinol Remedy Testimonial
A winter skin relief notice touts Resinol Ointment and Soap for cracked hands and eczema. Mrs Matti of Somerville Mass shares relief after long suffering, praising rapid healing and recommending the product, with free samples offered by mail.
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Matti
Somerville
Mass
Sampteto
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Childs Reasoning About Grandparents Debate
A solemn child named Eustace deflects questions about his ancestors claiming none exist because his grandparents died before he was born. An adult gently explains that death timing does not erase kinship, prompting the child to question the logic of parentage and lineage.
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Eustace
Careless grocer brings blessing with wrong package
A Michigan household received a wrong grocery package which unexpectedly aided a resident once distressed by stomach trouble. The tale notes the grocer’s error and the positive outcome after trying Grape-Nuts.
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Michigan
Yale
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