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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1906
Page
2
President Roosevelt dismisses an entire battalion of Black soldiers for failing to reveal identities of members involved in violence and murder. A White officer faces possible court martial amid the Brownsville disturbance report by Brig. Gen. Cardington. The note weighs on U S policy toward race and security.
After days of hunting a celebrated old grizzly in the Deschates region, two Hend men and their dogs killed the bear. The bear reportedly crossed the river twice each year for 18 years, with many hunters failing to get him, according to local reports.
Detroit News argues California controls school policy for Japanese children, whether citizens or aliens, and asserts federal treaties cannot change state law. It says Japan should understand U S sovereignty and California’s exclusive jurisdiction, even if it offends Japanese sensibilities.
A New York World summary notes railroads see higher profits from large volumes at small margins than small operations with big per ticket gains. Over the next five years, major reductions in passenger fares and path to broader ridership are anticipated as managers adopt this principle.
John Coyle lost his right arm in an accident yet works daily in a sewer ditch earning 1.76 dollars per day. He supports aged parents with his left shoulder and arm, proving grit and perseverance beyond common complaint. The story extols his courage and contrasts it with medals of Carnegie.
A discussion argues many female ailments are nervous symptoms rather than distinct diseases. It endorses Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure and tonic for worn out women, claiming it addresses root causes, calms nervous exhaustion, and improves sleep and mood, with supportive pellets for digestion.
The New Haven Railroad cut passenger rates to 2 cents, previously feared to cost about $700,000 yearly. Nine months in, earnings rose despite the lower fares, with revenue gains offsetting the expected losses. similar patterns appeared with Michigan Central and Pennsylvania fare cuts, where revenue increased rather than declined.
Mrs. George Gould hires experts in England and France to prove Kingdon Gould's blood ties to British kings dating to the twelfth century. The pamphlet cites arms rights with the Hockins of England and notes Mrs. Gould as an heiress. It cost over $50,000 for records backed by the College of Arms and old church records.
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