Wilson Defends Remsen Report at Denver Meeting
Wilson defends Remsen Report during a Denver Agriculture Department gathering. Officials and attendees discuss policy implications and next steps for the Remsen plan.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
13
Use of benzoate spurs heated food safety clash
In Denver at the annual food and dairy chiefs meeting Secretary James Wilson defended the Remsen board finding benzoate of soda in foods is not harmful while J. J. Emery of Madison challenged the report. A debate over federal versus state law continues with four Remsen board members billed to speak and a committee to report on the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Remsen
Roosevelt
James Wilson
Association of State
National Food and Dairy Departments
Wilson
J. J. Emery
Madison
Wis
Association
Emery
Benzonte
Washington
Ira Remsen
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Emery
Russell H. Chittenden
New Haven
Conn
John HH
Long
Evanston
Christian H. Herter
New York City
E. F. Ladd
North Dakota
Castaways Tell Terrible Story Desert Island
Castaways recount a harsh ordeal on a desert island, detailing scarce food and shelter as they describe their perilous survival. The account emphasizes fear, deprivation, and the struggle to endure isolation.
Despair of a Woman as Shipwreck Mutiny Ends in Deaths
The Makura reports the Errol wreck off Middleton reef on June 18 leaving five survivors among twenty two. Captain Anderson and the second mate drown building a raft while the captain's wife kills her four children and then drowns herself, driven by fear of cannibalism. Four men and a boy survive in a exhausted condition after weeks without water or food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Makura
Australia
Errol
Middleton Reef
Tofu
Anderson
Patrick Pamer
Coquimbo
Ole
Bute
Sydney
Bail Granted for Persch and Alleged Partners
New York August 24 Bail was furnished and accepted today for Donald L Persch Walter M Clark and Charles Katz all involved in the Windsor Trust loan disappearance Persch released on a 50000 bond Clark 20000 and Katz 28000 but only after the district attorney’s office was given the names of those who would indemnify the surety company if bonds were forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Donald L. Persch
Walter M. Clark
Charles Katz
Windsor
Persch
Clark
Katz
Wade’s Rampage Ends in Death and Mob Burnings
In Monroe on August 24 William Wade, a Negro from Pine Bluff, opened fire on whites and others in the principal business street after his friends were shot by police. A volley wounded 29 people, including three Black bystanders. Wade was killed by a heart shot and his body was burned after being cut down. he had bought a shotgun minutes before the attack. Three wounded, including Officer High Bigger and Deputy Sheriff T. H. Grant, faced possible death from their injuries. Wade had been traveling with several companions believed to belong to a retaliatory society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
William
Wade
Pine Bluff
Ark
High Bigger
T. H. Grant
Simon Marks
Federal court halts ICC seaboard rate ruling in Missouri river case
Chicago Aug 24 The United States circuit court permanently enjoining the Interstate Commerce Commission from enforcing its seaboard Missouri river bureau rate in the Missouri river rate case. Judges Grossecup and Kohlsaat author a decision limiting federal control of transportation prices while Judge Baker dissents. A preliminary injunction is also granted in the Denver rate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Parkersburg
Mississippi River
United States Circuit Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Seaboard Missouri River Bureau
Grossecup
Kohlsaat
Baker
Supreme Court of the United States
Commission
Seaboard
Missouri River
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Milwaukee
Detroit
St. Louis
Denver
Truce Declared as Burials End Strife at Pittsburg Docks
Pittsburg August 24 buried their dead today and announced a truce in the car company strike hostilities. No shots, no arrests. Debs visited the docks but said the strikers’ cause was almost lost. Three more bodies were found, death toll now 11 with two others dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Eugene V. Debs
McKee
Debs
Revolution Reported in Northern Albine
It is reported that a revolution has broken out in Northern Albine. Reinforcements under Mazi Bey have been ordered to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saloniki
Albine
Mazi Bey
Prank Schmidt Shot by Secretary in Disorderly House
Special Dispatch to the Standard Twin Bridges Aug 4. Prank Schmidt was shot in the back near the hip while the shooter Ed Hoffman a secretary in a disorderly house claimed he fired while a man fled after an attempted door break in. Schmidt 25 years old lay wounded on Main Street near a saloon as Sheriff Trauffer and Virginia City authorities took Hoffman to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bridges
Schmidt
Ed Hoffman
Hoffman
Bad Lands
Main Street
Virginia City
Sherif Trauffer
Meeting Demands Votes for Women at Marblehouse
Newport August 24 a Newport summer gathering at Marblehouse Belmont home supported by the National Woman's Suffrage Association drew about 50 attendees, mostly women. Speakers included Rev Dr Anna Howard Shaw Julia Ward Howe Mrs Belmont and Mayor Boyle. Receipts from tickets and souvenirs neared 1500 dollars for the national association. Mansion access plus tent admission cost MM shown in event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Marblehouse
Belmont
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Anna Howard Shaw
National Association
Julia Ward Howe
Boyle
Paulham Hero of Day's Exploits at Reims Flying Meet
At Reims a high wind curtailed flights but Paulham flew 30 km in strong winds, setting a new 10 km speed record of 74.918 m per hour. Bleriot also broke a record for a six and a half mile lap while Curtiss set previous day’s best time. Latham attempted two machines before a three-round late flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims
Paulham
Bleriot
Fallleres
Bunan Varilla
Japanese Worker Killed in Missoula Train Car Fight
Missoula August 24 a pistol duel over a card game in a Northern Pacific construction crew bunk car left one Japanese worker dead. The body disappeared and the killer fled. Officers searched the scene but found no trace of the slain man or the assailant. Inmates remained unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Blossburg
Pacific
Elk slogan originator W. Db. Shaw dies in Cincinnati
W Db Shaw, noted railroad man and creator of Hello Bill the Elk slogan, died in Cincinnati on August 24. His influence in branding and railway circles marked midwestern transit culture as tributes pour in from colleagues and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
W. Db. Shaw
Bill
Elk
Strenuous Mountain Trek Ends In Sighted Rescue
A strenuous trek into Montana's mountains prompted a rescue operation as hikers faced harsh terrain and fatigue. Officials coordinated with search teams to locate the group and ensure safety.
Senators Tour St Marys Irrigation Project
A Montana newspaper recounts a two day visit by five U S senate irrigation committee members to the St Marys diversion site near Columbia Falls on August 24. They inspect dam sites, lakes, and proposed canal routes, discuss treaties with Canada, and note water supply implications for Milk river farms and 160000 acres potential. Senator Flint tests a horse while others suffer sunburn and cold camping conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Falls
Senate Committee On Irrigation
Flint
Chamberlain
Senator Warren
Senator Paynter
Carter
Haggerty
Browning
St. Mary's
Upper St. Mary's Lake
Senator Flint
EK. Hays
St. Mary's Project
United States
Canada
Senate
Upper
Lower
St. Mary Lakes
Savage
Reclamation Service
Warren
Paynter
Wyoming
St. Mary Canal
Tragedy at Montevideo Harbor Collision Sinks Colombia
In a storm at the entrance to Montevideo harbor the Argentine excursion steamer Colombia and the North German Lloyd Schlesien collided. The Colombia sank quickly with 150 to 200 dead or missing, many passengers being women and children. Rescue was hindered by high seas and wreckage. The Schlesien sustained minor damage and was detained by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Colombia
Bremen
Buenos Ayres
Schlesien
Pacific Roads Dividends Declared By Directors
In New York on August 24 directors of Union Pacific announced a quarterly 2% dividend on common stock and a semiannual 2% dividend on preferred stock. Southern Pacific directors declared a quarterly 14s per cent dividend on common stock, with meetings held prior to E H Harrimans arrival aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
E. H. Harriman
Explosion Kills Two Construction Workers near Milwaukee
Portland authorities report a premature dynamite blast at the Pacific Coast Construction company camp near Milwaukee Oregon this evening. Two men were killed and two others were seriously injured as rock and debris buried a worker whose body had not been recovered. names of the deceased and injured were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast Construction Company
Milwaukee
Here
Posey Ryan Sentenced for Murder of Family
Cheyenne Aug 24 Posey Ryan ranchman and Indian fighter convicted of second degree murder for shooting his wife and daughter in a crowded case March 17 was sentenced to 30 years in the penitentiary Henry Allen the negro who killed Til Ashford a politician in a quarrel over a dog received the same sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Posey" Ryan
Henry Allen
Til Ashford
Crete Dispute Eases As Turkish Minister Stays In Athens
The foreign office in St. Petersburg reports that the dangerous period in the Greece Turkey Crete dispute is over. Constantinople informed ambassadors that the Turkish minister at Athens will not be recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Constantinople
Greece
Turkey
Crete
Porte
Athens
Dixie Day in Seattle Draws Southern Exiles Crowd
In Seattle at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition southerners from across the Northwest gathered for Dixie day with state banners, cotton flags, speeches by J E Chilberg and Florida Governor A W Gilchrist, and receptions hosted by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Governor Hay of Washington participated, and a carload of San Juan watermelons was given at the California building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Seattle
J. E. Chilberg
Florida
A. W. Gilchrist
Robert B
San Juan
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tary OF Agriculture
Ful
Mackinac
Supreme Court
Desert Island
Self
Weasel
Philadelphia
Merce Commission
Bredgis
ED Horeman
Day
Hendred Fleet
Bleriot Curtiss
The
Republic
Montana
Oregon
Sun Investi
St. Mary‘s
Senator Wlint
Life
North German
Lloyd Steam
Video Harbor
Paniic
Pacific Roads
Posey” Ryan
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