President Roosevelt Urges Conservation and National Progress
President Roosevelt endorses the national conservation report and calls for rapid action to safeguard water power, forests, minerals, and waterways. He argues for public duty, fair opportunity, and government role in regulating monopolies, expanding inland navigation, and preserving national resources for future generations. He urges Congress to fund a national conservation commission and enact measures to protect the public on resources and infrastructure.
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Washington
National Conservation Commission
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Aatvoid Tate
Asereuna
Kent
Bin
Panama Canal
Ufe
Cor
Equniry
Onsiin- Ila
Experts Back Benzoate of Soda Use in Food, Wiley Criticized
Washington Jan 25 The Roosevelt appointed referee board ruled that small amounts of benzoate of soda used to preserve foods are not harmful, backing Secretary Wilson over Dr Wiley whose poison squad findings had opposed it. The decision boosts manufacturers and raises questions about the pure food law and future Wiley retirement.
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Washington, D. C
Starvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Wiley
Johns Toplins University
Pire
Tim
Last Marines Leave Cuba as Pacification Army
Havana reports the final marine detachment of 400 men sailing from Warving Harbor aboard the Prairie for Newport News. Lt. Col. Franklin J. Morse commands. The McClellan to depart with army officers aiding provisional government as advisers after inaugural ceremonies at Gipolane.
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American Army of Pacification
Havana
Cuba
Wavang Harbor
Prairie
Newport News
Franklin J. Mors
McClellin
McGlelan
Salen
Magoon
Giepalane
Wan
Chicazo
Chicago
Celtic Relief Arrives with Meat and Food Supplies
Messina reports the relief ship Collie arriving and delivering 200 tons of fresh meat 270 tons of assorted foods and 46000 eggs. The ship proceeds to Lexxio while Berlin reports Socialist rallies for universal suffrage and a dispersed crowd near the palace after attempts to form processions.
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Messina
Collie
Llexxio
Berlin
Dan
The Last Trail of Jesse Bolande
Rapid City endures a brief political crisis over gun control as Marshal Bolande revisits old loyalties. In a tense confrontation at the bar, the two old allies exchange threats and then fatal violence, ending with both men mortally wounded and the town witnessing a decisive, grim outcome.
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Rapid City
Smarshaley
Rania City
Htis
Jesse Bolande
Keno Jim
Minny
Marshal
Bolande
Sa Inon
Molande
Rolande
Jesse
Bolaunde
Yolande
Dawrshal
Tosa
Jeveth
Mearshal
Jess
Antonine
Bolundia
Prowd
Hal Bead
Tod Ganie
Bomb wrecks dwelling in Miller Street house
A bomb exploded in a newly constructed Miller Street house occupied by Michael Nardi and his six children. The blast badly wrecked the home, endangered the occupants, shattered nearby windows, and prompted an investigation with reports of arrests connected to the incident.
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Chicago
Miller Street
Michael Nardi
Odhree
Diane Werd
Keni Hirai
Prehistoric Baseball Allegedly Found in Ohio Earthworks
Chicago archaeologist Prof Frederick Starr reports examining mound-puller earthworks in Ohio and finding ball remnants and heavy tools suggesting the first North American ball games. He claims artefacts imply a bronze age society played a form of baseball long before modern times.
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Mordecai
Chicago
Haute
America
Prederick Starr
University of Chicago
Ohio
North America
The Wonderberry Plant By Luther Burbank
Luther Burbank introduces a wonderberry plant that grows in any soil or climate and produces abundant berries all season. Propagated from seed in three months, it can fruit in the garden or in pots, and John Lewis Childs of Wirral Park is promoting seeds worldwide with strong ordering incentives.
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Luther Burbank
California
Rift In Love S Lute In Foreign Mission Tale
A Washington diplomat on leave courted a young official’s daughter, sending a note that read Once more, my dear friend, shall Falze upon your unmatched eyes. Harker's Weekly recounts the tale of linguistic differences and romance in the capital.
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al- Inche
Washington
Alrliche
Harker's Weekly
Skin eruption cured after two weeks of Calburn remedies
A Redwood City mother recalls her two and a half year old daughter suffering with an irritating hip and leg eruption. Doctors failed, but Calburn Remedies cured her in two weeks, and the child has remained clear since February, now fourteen. Includes ads and anecdotes from Munyon and others.
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TL It
Whitaker
Winchester
Town
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Shia Props
Boston
Alberta land offer changes a merchant to farmer
J N Grieve writes from Spokane about a Washington businessman who moved to Birch Lake Alberta in 1903. He details starting with little money, building a homestead, growing crops, and expanding to 98 acres with favorable prices. He praises the climate and roads, notes low land prices, and urges others to consider Alberta trading a life of hard work for a chance at prosperity.
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Austin
Western Canada
Ranfarly
Alberta
J.N. Grieve
Eisqr
Spokane
Washington
Edmonton
Birch Lake
Trad
Canada
Western
Astin
Dialogue Fragments Spar With Dialogues and Ads
Fractured scene shows a baroness subject as women are discussed amid misquoted lines and correcting banter. Interspersed are garbled phrases about selling guns and methods, with odd capitalization and stray ad snippets from a catalog, implying a mixed content page.
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Conservation Congress
President Roosevelt
Wilson
Worman Falintalia
St. Lewis
Coliseum
Stith
Evens Gelist
He Electric Mehl Company
Wilkeh
Indldiog
New York
Cutiura
Helen Bentley
Los Angeles
Grandma
Eatls
Helens
Seattle
Helen
Pramima
Jetter
Munyon
Milly
Munyon Tammy Company
Piuladisputa
Mr Ayteb
Tammy
Jacky
Holly
Grandpa
Battle
Agenta
Bobs
Joknnle
Big Mother
Vike
Anil
Nies
Tolrmnia
Johnnie
Cheap Buy
Fins & Dicls
Waite
X. Wide & Pay Co
Mammeanolis, Mim
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