Locust Invasion Ravages South American Regions
Vast swarms of locusts threaten Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, and Brazil as governments mobilize efforts to curb the outbreak. Argentine authorities allocate funds and deploy commissions to suppress the migrations, while farmers face crops stripped by billions of hoppers and rising pest control costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Thorn
Decusia
Maldm
Dave
Amazon
Bolivia
Argentina
Queb
Latigenta
Wis
Gilbeus
Evangelist Fined for Improper Language Before Congregation
The Rev Walk Pinteouttas of Care Ceraville Ga was fined 5000 by the Court of Appeals for improper language used in a payl nit sermon before about 3000 worshipers in a theater setting. The court rejected defenses and upheld the lower court verdict, deeming the minister’s conduct indecent in a house of worship aimed at a female member.
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Walk Pinteouttas
Sant Ine Taye
Sam J. Jones
Care
Ceraville
Weing
Court of Appeals
Gor
Media's Greatest Discovery by Sven Llodin Explorer
Sven Llodin, Swedish explorer, reports on a distant forbidden land of Fiber in a Shlola interview. He claims faked river souvenirs and a vast uncharted mountain range exceeding Himalayan heights, with sparse rainfall and no dense vegetation. He warns Tibetan and Chinese officials, notes potential conflicts, and mentions railroad expansion plans shaping the oil and steel trust dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven Llodin
Forbidden Land
London
Mires
Indus
Bongha
Mount Everest
Vimalayan Range
Ledin
Trans- Thinlnya
Dhes
Baene bin
Fae Line
Extradition debate over Pouren case and policy shifts
The article reports Secretary of State Hull requesting a rehearing on the Pouren extradition matter, arguing the suspect is alleged for political offenses. It notes U S seeks new Russia treaty revisions, President Roosevelt’s stance against refugee repatriation, and related diplomatic and policy actions including postage rate changes and wireless experiments.
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Frlida
Nu Pouren
Ius
May York
Somaone
Ayant
Deni
Tasads
Erin
T Hat
Tout
Aidaviteh
Crivads
Ure Tennslan Hil
Notwlis
Wil English Walling
Oosevelt
New York Wealth and Banking Corruption Exposed
Edward P. Moxey denounces the glamor and gambling culture of New York as corrupting bankers nationwide. He argues flushing funds into lavish hotels and carriages fuels deceit and erodes the sense of property, warning aspiring bankers against emulating its false prosperity.
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Gothia
White Hatt
Broadway
Doug Acre Square
Edward PL Moxey
United Stten Department
Moxey
Mer Moxey
Troniway
New Forks
Fie
New York
New England
Evershady
Aod
Prohibition Debate Sparks Women's Role Talk in St Louis
A quoted remark by Mgr Fateano at Archbishop Glennon’s residence decries women’s political activity, urging them to mind home duties and cook meals. Atlanta Mayor Joyner cites League data showing a 60 percent drop in drunkenness arrests since prohibition.
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Mgr
Diomeio Fateano
United States
Glennon
St. Louis
League of American Municipalities
Joyner
Atlanta
Doctora Testa Condemned Food Research Shuffle
A four month study in New York City tested benzolencid effects on canned foods. Doctors Lions Ringer Garvey and chemist Edward O'Brien each took 100 grains to assess safety and outcomes, with early results awaiting public release.
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New York City
Lions, Ringer and Garvey
Edward O'Brien
Labor unions and industry news across regions
Reports show the Hinen industry in Ireland employing about ten thousand. Canada records 20 injuries and 115 deaths in August industrial incidents. Lethbridge with 4000 residents hosts 1000 tradex unions. Yorkshire miners press non union workers. Guelph hosts delegates forming a provincial association. NZ unions rise from 37 to 810 with 45 403 members. Teamsters reject amalgamation talks. boot and shoe workers’ federation in Australia grows its emergency fund past 100 000. Walla Walla urging free textbooks. Australian maritime federation forming in Sydney. Stettin lockout ends with 8000 riveters. San Francisco Typographical Union raises scale to 24. Lowell to host state engineers convention on Dec 13. Samuel Ross honored by the International Cotton Spinners Union. Old age pensions payments under the ITU begin Aug 20 with 450 applications. Millinery remains a major female occupation. Oklahoma mining law takes effect credited to mine workers’ union. NY mercantile labor rule shifts child labor enforcement to state department.
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Lethbridge
Canada
Unnions
Yorkshire
England
Miners’ Federation
Ita
Moston
Masa
Cigar Makers’ Union
Bricklayers
Bronemagons
Guelph
New Zealand
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
United ‘Teamsters of America
Boot and Shoe Workers
Ptemations
Men of
Walla Walla
Board of Education
Maritime Federation
Australia
Sydney
Vulcan
Stettin
Germany
San Francisco
Yhe International Cotton Spinners’ Union
Samuel Ross
New Medford
Mass
International Typographical Union
America
United States
Mine Workers’ Union
New York
State Department of Labor
Bureau of Mercantile Inspection
Pharmacist seeks state funds for university pharmacy building
Minnesota Pharmacist seeks $100,000 from the Legislature to build a new pharmacy facility at the State University. The report covers parallel educational reforms, Prussian policy on girls education, YMC A leadership in Philadelphia, and New York public schools advocates on libraries and playgrounds. It notes efforts in Charles Mix county to enforce compulsory education and a local case in Yankton where a man jailed for not sending children to school.
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Pharmacista of
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Walter M. Wood
Chicago
Supt
Maxwell
New York Public Schools
Wayground Association of America
Carnegie Libraries
Iis
New York
Charles Mix County
South Dakota
Steve Blake
Yankton Broux
Roosevelt Aids Health Move Proposal Before Congress
President Roosevelt will recommend to Congress a public health bill modeled on AMA suggestions, with 13,000 doctors backing the push. Dr Reedwald credits the President for readying specific proposals and argues a national health board would save lives and funds by fighting tuberculosis typhoid cancer and pollution while supporting wartime and maritime needs.
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Roosevelt
Congress
American Medical Association
New York Academy of Medicine
Bor
Charles As. le Teal
Cineinga
Elitirintan
Reedwald
United States
Ohio
Reed
National Board of Health
Army
Varma Canal
Two Pacific Pirates Faced in A Curious South Seas Tale
G C Alexander, Fiji acting Attorney General, heads to Callao Peru to chase a piracy story linked to J Mortelmans and TY Skerrett. Allegations claim they forced a schooner captain and mate to walk the plank, renamed the ship White Rose, then sailed until wrecked on Apamupama Lagoon.
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G. C. Alexander
Fiji Islands
Callao
Peru
J. Mortelmans
Ty, Skerrett
Servia
Newore Tigre
2008 BENDS at South Dakota university win second game 11 to 0
The South Dakota university football team defeated Huron college 11 to 0 in Vermillion marking their second win of the season. The report also notes racing results from Montana and New York venues, plus football and boxing anecdotes.
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South Dakota University
Huron College
Vermillion
Binim
New York
Ben Ban
Frank Mount Pleasant
Carlisle
Dickinson College
Dickinson
Brockton
Mass
George G
Major Delmar
Lillian R
David Shaw
Cleveland
Columbus
Boston American Paneer
New York Americas
Daniel A. Barry
Arthur Lewin
New York Americans
Larry
Irwin
Hal Chase
Rube Waddell
St. Louis
John Finny
Schwariz Burnett
Rube
Wisconsin University Law School
Ewald Stiehm
Wisconsin Center
Stieho
Chronology of notable events from early American history
A compact compendium listing dates and highlights from 1619 through 1907. It cites Cortes in Cholula, Penn losses, the first Continental Congress, Minute Men formation, Erie Canal completion, early newspapers, Croton works, storms, railways, disasters, and presidential visits, with terse notes on battles, discoveries, and political milestones. Entities include Cortes, Cholula, Penn, Annapolis, Philadelphia, Massachusetts, Britain, Congress, Erie Canal, Rochester, Croton, Albany, Franklin, McClure, Investi gator, Victoria, Roosevelt, and others.
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Cortes
Cholola
Massachusets
Bridiah
William Penn
Ennaytvania
Philadelphia
William Peng
Bing Vessy Stewart
Annapolis
Massachusetts
Aeneas
Newfoundland
Wis
Trusuia
Great Britain
Moscow
Parry
Harrison
Gaines
Erie
United
Congress
Rose
Bulwark
Erie Canal
Albany
Lisued
Rochester
N. Y
Croton Geaser Works
New York
Boller
Tabcy Walker
New Albany
Northwest Passage
McClure
Investigator
Woman's Suffrage Party
Mapk
Worcester
Mars
Sir John Franklin
Great Fish River Huck
Arctic Ocean
Grand Trunk Railway
Brockville
Ontario
Monroe County
Michigan
Quebec
Stonewall Jackson
Winchester
San Francisco
Episcopal Conference
Simon Hugh Holmes
Nova Scotia
Marquis of Lansdowne
Canada
Ohio
Queen Victoria Eugenie
Spain
Trade and Industry Highlights Minnesota Economic Moves
Minnesota plans a million dollar gas plant to cut city gas price to 50 cents per thousand. Commissioner Dokken of South Dakota to sell 5 000 acres of state lands in Meade County this fall. Creamery butter production rose nine million pounds in four years totaling over 17 million pounds for 1907. Charles W Morse faces a criminal banking charge in New York tied to Bank of North Dakota failure. Minnesota Grain Inspection Bureau reports a Sept record with 23 765 cars inspected, nearly double last year, aided by good roads, grain movements, and high prices.
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Minnespolis
Cand
Dokken
South Dakota
Meade County
Minnesota
Charles W. Morse
American Ice Company
Consolidated Steamship Company
New York
United States Circuit Court
Ilegal Banking
Bank of North America
Minnesota Bureau of Grain Inspection
Ftores
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Colorado
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Cata
John D. Hockefeller
Oil Trust
Steel Trust
W. J. Meteo
Department of Agriculture
Forestry Bureau Dan
Great Drilin Og
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Navy Department
Permisstor
Washington
Algeria
Morecco
Double Bint
Puget Sound
Bremerton Navy Yard
Board of Immigration
Boston
Morton
Republic
Liverpool
Bagh
Panama Cru
Army and Navy Life
A. L. Koy
War College
Newport
Roy
Gay Hive Banks
Great White Way
Paleonio
A.bauy
Boy
Captain
Mato
Phillips Brooks
Perseverance
Arctic
North Carolina
Birmingham
Ala
Knickerbocker Trist Company of
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