Food Adulteration Move Aims at Pure Iowa Laws
Ames Sept 5 A state agriculture department move toward restricting adulterated foods and passing pure food laws in Iowa led to a committee test of market items. Prof J B Weems Ames tested vinegars baking powders jellies cat sups mustards preserves soups breakfast foods and more.
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Iowa
State Department of Agriculture
B. Packard
J. B. Weems
W. J. Wrage
Weems
Has 10000 Rare Bugs Won By Iowa City Professor
Iowa City September 3 Professor Henry F Wickham entomology at the State University of Iowa returns from an eleven weeks desert trek chasing rare beetles across salt and soda lakes in the Great Basin He covered thousands of miles on arid sands where shade was scarce and temps reached 119 degrees to secure 10000 specimens many new to science The finds will enrich the Iowa museum and inform global entomology through forthcoming publications He argues Great Basin insect distribution ties to ancient lake geology Bonnevile and Lahontan. the journey involved arduous travel and notable sacrifice for science.
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Reliance Wins Third America's Cup Race in Dense Fog
In a fogbound finish at New York on September 4, Reliance, the America's Cup defender, claimed the third and final race, securing the cup for America after Shamrock III failed to cross the line. Reliance led Sawarnocht to the finish on several earlier attempts, with the crowd celebrating as the yacht finished amid fog and fluttering ensigns.
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Reliance
Sawamrocht
America
England
Herreshoff
Balkans Crisis Captures European Capitals Attention
London reports Balkans tensions escalate as Macedonia's fate dominates discussions across Europe. Censorship in Constantinople limits news on marines. arrests of Bulgarians spark rumors of wider outrages. Turkish forces plan to reach Sofia within weeks while Bulgaria teeters between war and peace. Russia blamed less than other powers for the regional crisis.
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Troops to Suppress Riot Ordered to Cripple Creek
Governor Peabody ordered the National Guard to Cripple Creek after receiving one report from a committee sent to investigate strike conditions. Adjutant General Gell issued orders for the First and Second infantry regiments, troops B C and C, Battery A, plus signal and medical corps to proceed at once.
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Cotp
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Cripate Creek
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Signal Corps and Medical Corps
National Guard
Cripple Creek
The Racial Policy Speech at Chicago Convocation
Chicago, Sept. 4. Mr John Temple Graves of Georgia spoke on The Problem of the Races at the University of Chicago convocation. He argued racial prejudice is Providence’s plan, called Black people an accident, and urged removing them from society to “free” politics and the South. He claimed the way is open and urged swift, fearless action.
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Chicago
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Convocation
University of Chicago
Widows Land Claims Test Case on Homestead Rights
Secretary Hitchcock hears Anna Bowles case challenging residence requirement for soldiers widows homestead entries in western Nebraska. Dispute centers on leasing or sealing land after entry and whether residence is necessary, with land district at Broken Bow involved as a test for legality under section 2807 of Revised Statutes.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Anna Bowles
General Land Office
Broken Bow Land District
Londoners Lose Interest After Lipton Cup Defeat
London reaction to Sir Thomas Lipton's Briamrock III defeat is muted with general fatigue. Papers issued specials, but readers had already learned the result via dispatches. The public sympathizes with Lipton and hopes Canada may challenge next year. A sheriff's sale in Town City nets $2,178.82 on Gallaugher estate. The widow has no interest. A Loop the Loop show injures its latest daredevil, Patvin, who is unconscious after a fatal fall from the ride.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Briamrock III
Canada
Shamrock III
England
Patvin
Revolution Proclaimed in Northern Macedonia Insurrection Declared
News from Sofia dated September 2 reports Macedonian revolutionaries proclaiming a general insurrection in northern Macedonia. Led by General Zontchieff and Colonel Jankoff, insurgent bands move in the Struma valley area near the Rhodope mountains with clashes ongoing. Turkish forces retaliate with massacres at Armensi and Velesi, while Hilmi Pasha refuses to leave Monastir.
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Zontchieff
Macedonian Committee
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Velesi
Hilmi Pasha
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Graeff
Hilmi- Pasha
Gergele
Salonica
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Malikoternovo
Lands and marines eyed as Constantinople tension rises
Minister Leishman reports added Turkish police at the American legation in Constantinople amid disturbed conditions. A detachment of marines may be allowed from Beirut with Turkish consent if needed, while the U S has no authority to move a warship through the Dardanelles without allied approval.
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State Department
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