The Ideal Milk Craft of Walter W Law at Bristcliff Farm
Walter W Law of Westchester County New York masters dairy perfection with Bristcliff milk. Described in Leslie's the farm’s meticulous process includes spotless prep clear uniforms and no talking around cows. Milk flows from dairy to copper vat to cooling tank then five strainings before bottling for direct sale.
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Walter W. Law
Westcheter County
New York
Bristcliff Farm
Leslie
United States
Bankruptc y Law Faces Fresh Congressional Debate
The bankruptcy law stands to be pressed in Congress with seven related bills already intro duced five to amend and two to repeal The Philadelphia Press notes divisions among lawmakers and business leaders The National Bankers Association poll shows mixed sentiment but repeal unlikely soon Amendments may be adopted while the law remains in force Darien Gazette urges careful choice of October electors and notes past lawmakers who ignored duties should not return Mark Hanna defeats Foraker in organizing the Ohio Legislature as he seeks votes when short of supporters
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Philadelphia Press
Charles Emory Smith
Dolliver
Clay
National Bankers’ Association
Congress
Darien Gazette
Atlanta
Mark Hanna
Foraker
Ohio
Cleveland
Georgia Legislature Cost Puts Question On Annual Sessions
The Dalton Citizen questions annual legislative sessions after noting the last Georgia legislative session cost taxpayers 70 644.30 dollars. It praises President Roosevelt for decisiveness in reshuffling officials and asks why sessions aren’t held biennially.
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Georgia
Dalton
Appointment of Isaiah Montgomery as Receiver of Public Moneys
Washington reports a political storm in Mississippi over President's pick Isaiah T. Montgomery to be receiver of public moneys at Jackson replacing George T. Matthews. The move sparks deep Republican lamentations due to Montgomery's race and prior Democratic alignment, seen as a betrayal by party factions and tied to Booker T. Washington's reported influence.
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Isaiah Montgomery
Washington
Mississippi
Isaiah T. Montgomery
Jackson
George T. Matthews
Montgomery
Matthews
Machine
Jim Hill
Treasury
Jefferson Davis
Booker Washington
Hanged Man 90 in New York Bathroom
Christopher Miller aged 90 hanged himself in his son's bathroom in New York City amid grief over his sister’s death and after reading about a tunnel accident. A separate note reports a young man stealing diamonds worth 5000 dollars from Edward Burgher’s on Sixth Avenue, his escape into crowds. Other items include thirteen insurgents killed in a Cavite march and Admiral Schley’s upcoming visit to Savannah with General Gordor.
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New York
Christopher Miller
Indaw
New York Central
Jan
Edward Burgher
Sixth Avenue
Washington
Navy Department
Rodgers
Cavite
Waller
Samar
Lanaug
Bahey
Sores and Ulcers Cure Claim By Blood Purifier
An advertisement touts S.S.S. as a blood purifier that purges impurities to prevent chronic sores. It asserts poor blood causes ulcers and claims cleansing the blood restores health, with a testimonial of complete recovery and an offer for a free book.
Filipino Rebels Yielding Surrender Debate in Batangas
General Bell reports a surrender by Colonel Marisigan Major Cabrera and a renegade priest Castillo who stole a Virgin image. They controlled Tonel to the sea including Banan and Guenoa, with about 160 guns to be turned in. Daily small engagements continue as Bell and Chaffee discuss progress and the possibility of Malvar surrendering next week. The U.S. commission has allocated 2.5 million for insular expenditures in Q1.
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Gell
Manila
Marisigan
Cabrera
Castillo
Bell
Batangas
Tonel
Banan
Guenoa
SCHLEY AT SAVANNAH PUBLIC RECEPTION
Admiral Schley and his wife arrived in Savannah by Southern Railway. The Gordon guests and city officials welcomed them at the depot. Mayor Myers invited them to a public reception at the city exchange from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. today, an invitation they accepted.
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Hero of
Santiago
Savannah
Admiral
Schley
Southern Railway
W. W. Gordon
Nexr
Myers
Dixon and
Cobling
Gordon
Mrs. Schley
City Exchange
Fire at Logansville destroys multiple properties
A Thursday night blaze in Logansville Gadan started in Bennett and Langford's undertaking shop and spread through the business district. The storehouse and stock of C. C. George and the house and stock of W. C. McConnell were burned. Only water brigades kept flames in check. Total loss about $350 with insurers of Bennett and Langford at $500 and McConnell at $1,900. George carried no insurance.
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Logansville
Gadan
Bennett & Langford
C. C. George
W. C. McConnell
Water
Alabama State Fair Association Meets Over Birmingham Lease
Fair association officials in Birmingham plan to hold a fall fair this year to satisfy the lease terms. A meeting is set for Monday to decide on a large Birmingham event, with grounds already leased for annual fairs despite a past breach. Prospects include several proposals for a big fall program in the city.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama State Fair Association
Fair Association
Mle
Steamer M. W. Kelly May Be Raised
In Columbus Georgia on January 10 experts say the steamer M. W. Kelly can be saved after divers and wreckers inspected the scene and believed it possible to raise the vessel. a contract was made with the divers by the Merchants and Naval Stores Transportation Company to attempt the lift. Hawkinsville dispensary reports December net profit over two thousand dollars marking its first month of operation. Cochran dispensary reports about sixteen hundred dollars gain. Attorney General Knox to visit Atlanta January 25 to inspect the new federal prison.
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Columbus
M. W. Kelly
Merchanta and Naval Stores Transportation Company
Hawkinsville
Knox
Atlanta
Pacific Cable Question Dominates Commerce Committee Hearing
Washington hearing outlines whether the Pacific cable should be government built or by private firms. George Ward of Commercial Pacific Cable reports plans to lay to Honolulu by November and extend to Manila within two years, with costs estimated at 10 to 12 million dollars and rates of 1 dollar per word to Manila and 35 to 50 cents to Honolulu. The hearing continues tomorrow.
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House Committee On Commerce
Washington
House Committee On eCommerce
George J. Ward
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Honolulu
Manila
Hepburn
Messrs
Corliss
Mann
Redmond Re elected Chairman Dublin Irish party
John K Redmond was unanimously re elected chairman at a private meeting in the Mansion House Dublin The party outlined a strong parliamentary program for the upcoming session and planned to promptly fill any Irish MPs who might be imprisoned. New Bank Opens Its Doors Blue Ridge Ga North Georgia National Bank begins operations with 40000 paid in capital Officers named Carter Conley Davis Holden and other officials note Blue Ridge bank replaces the former private institution started in March 1900.
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New Bank
Blue Ridge
North Georgia
National Bank
John H. Carter
F. E B. Conley
J. Davis
Cashler
J. F. Holden
Caadler
Blue Ridge Bank
Peace overtures expected as Boer delegates arrive in Holland
In Amsterdam Jan 10 Boer delegates anticipate peace overtures but refuse unconditional surrender. They seek any fair terms, possibly a modus vivendi if negotiations are led by a neutral power to balance Kruger's independence with Britain terms. In Jellico Tennessee a man fatally shot another over a chastisement incident.
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Holland
Amsterdam
Mr. Kruger
Great Britain
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Court of Ordinary
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Sumter
Lee Allen
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Kles R Crisp
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Constoft
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Sumter County
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Webster Co
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Preston
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