Important News Notes Of A Week
A condensed digest lists rice statistician Lancy Evans urging use of low-grade rice to feed cattle. Senator John Warwick Danley of Virginia suffers paralysis in Atlanta, drawing concern. Mrs. O H P Belmont grapples with nervous collapse in New York tied to woman suffrage. Frank Gould’s rumored marriage to Edith Kelly. she is in Paris. Channing Rudd urges Taft’s newspapers’ support for intelligent leadership at Y M C A. Missouri governor Hadley to build a log cabin executive mansion near Jefferson City. A Ballinger inquiry reveals friction with Taft era service demoralization. Taft considered canal zone trip with Davis, who advised restraint on public land restorations. Philadelphia business leaders press for industrial peace commission. Taft delegates Neill to Philadelphia after union request. Patten faces hostility at Manchester cotton exchange, yet is cheered in Liverpool for corn exchange. Harriman orders 10,100 steel cars worth $12 million. 120,000 tons steel needed. Uproar in Bogota ends. Elliott Northcott credited for restoring safety. Hyde trial looms. witness to be shown a will favoring her husband. Rep. James Breck Perkins dies in Washington after weeks ill. Judge Landis convicts Samus Driesbach and Dan iel Bortz in butter frauds. Army veterinary corps approved. ends contract surgeon system. Lillis, assaulted in Kansas City, improves. American Tobacco report shows 5 04% return on $40 9 million stock amid anti-trust case.
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Lancy Evans
United States Department of Agriculture
John Warwick Danley
United States
Virginia
Atlanta
O. H. P. Belmont
New York
Frank Gould
Bis
Edith Kelly
Paris
Gould
New York Y. M. CG. A
Channing Rudd
Taft
Missouri
Hadley
Jefferson City
Ballinger
A. E. Davis
Canal Zone
Mr. Davis
Davis
Philadelphia
Commission
Neill
Washington
National Federation of Labor
Cotton Exchange
Manchester
England
Liverpool
James A. Patten
Chicago
Patten
Pittsburg
Harriman Lines
Kansas City
Landis
Samus Driesbach
Daniel
Bortz
William Broadwell
Senate
Raf Lillis
Udang
Ahy
Atill
American Tobacco Company
Ite
United States Supreme Court
Tobacco Trust
Roosevelt in Khartum Returns From Africa Journey
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Khartum after a six year African hunt, greeted by officials and press. The voyage includes lion, rhino, elephant kills and a detailed itinerary. Roosevelt plans stops in Europe and messages of welcome from Britain, France and Germany accompany his homeward schedule.
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Col. Roosevelt
Livingstone
Stenley
Uganda
Roosevelt
Gondokoro
Khartum
Renk
Nile
Migs Ethel
Ravishing Plumage and Hat Trends in 19th Century Birds
Willoughby Harper's Weekly notes a puzzling absence of birds in last year’s nests, attributing the trend to women’s hats. The piece links plumage fashion to bird habitats and laments hat-related declines in avian populations.
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Willoughby
Willoghby
Harper’s Weekly
Cooper Followers Claim Health Link In Stomachs Theory
The Cooper movement touts a stomach based health theory and a medicine called Cooper's New Discovery. N V Marsh of Los Angeles and W By Stewart of Chicago share lengthy testimonials of relief from catarrhal gastritis and chronic stomach distress after using the remedies. The company notes the medicine is sold by druggists and can be shipped on request.
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L. T. Cooper
Cooper
N. V. Marsh
South Daly Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. W
Stewart
Madison Street
Chicago
Cooper Medicine Co
Dayton
Ohio
Wise Doc and Pettit's Eye Salve Ad Snippet
A collage of wry quips and product blurbs notes Pettit's Eye Salve touted as curing tired eyes and eye aches. It warns of imitations of WRIGLEY'S SPEARMINT and includes various ad-like lines about health, love, and drinking, with scattered aphorisms and social musings.
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Pettit
Howard Bros
Buffalo
MacDonald
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