Winning the Fight Against Consumption Amid Global Congress
Fragmented OCR text describes a historic gathering with figures such as President Roosevelt and Dr Trudeau as honorary president, plus mentions international delegates from Paris Utrecht Edinburgh and Barcelona. The event opens with ceremonial activities, a grand auditorium address, and remarks by Treasury Secretary Cornerstone Cor telyou.
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En Suid
Ebalarinte
Ain
Tedden
Sardtathe
Lanier
Pries
Stebert Koch
Vane Sv
Paris
Sprouck
Utrecht
Yoo
Leyden
Whips
Edinburgh
Cont
Uoenes Ayres
Mingee
Bree Wau
Bang
Coppnlagen
Vargas
Barcelona
Marehiafisa
Rene
Egger
Masel
Whydintrot
Bl. Petersburg
Kayserslog
Mertta
Desert to Bloom Aim at Tuberculosis Congress Opening
The article reports on a tuberculosis congress opening with President Voie Grandscet Deiver addressing delegates. Notable speakers include Dr Robert Kuch Surgeon General Walter Woyinda and Dr W Tield Wate discussing state and municipal control and animal tuberculosis. A Mexico military banded demonstration and a large parade accompany the event. Governor Curry presides as Vesponnes greet foreign officials from France England Spain Portugal and Canada. The gathering showcases substantial public health efforts and international participation.
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Parmipatiig
United States
Robert Kuch
Walter Woyinda
W. Tield Wate
New York
Congress
Albapringie
Curry
New Mestea
Vespoume
Gandy
Mexico
Sendin
D. Franklin Bell
Ashe Wrst Siessioi
Wiener Curry
Bell
Af Shaf
Gil
Thomas
Cutis
Government figures praise tuberculosis fight amid yellow fever warning
A presidential message extols government efforts against tuberculosis noting its economic impact and higher death tolls compared to yellow fever. The remarks cite historical figures, urge united action, and reference public health work by the department in addressing these diseases.
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United States
Bebalf
Mr. Cortelyou
Tidian
Digging Fast at Panama on the Cartage voyage
Colonel George W Goothials chief engineer of the Panama Canal reports progress aboard the Cartage steamer en route to Washington. He notes natives and Jamaicans constitute nearly all labor at the end, American labor proved hard to secure, and the labor supply remains steady with many workers alternating between leaving and returning for work.
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George W. Goothials
Vata Canal
New Orleans
Washington
Gwedmils
Second ascent attempt on Bern peak ends due to illness and frost
Worndt Obinbaunser and Miss Anne S. Peck of Vravideneu failed a second ascent within a month of Meant Tuscana in Bern. The party slipped when a Swiss companion froze feet and hands, ending the expedition after a first 2500 foot ascent. Meanwhile Mrs Mina A Hubbard and Harold I. Eliz wed in Toronto, Ontario.
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Worndt Obinbaunser
Anne S. Peck
Vravideneu
Ovenehins
Bern
Ste
Pharitys
West Virginia Trails Death Toll In Coal Mines
A Geological Survey report shows 1903 miners died in 1935 per thousand employed, with West Virginia posting the highest death rate at 140 per thousand and New Mexico third, as the overall U S mining death rate rises amid disaster warnings and broader European labor shifts.
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Vie
Burvey
Geal
Bs Guild
Condadueoey
West Virginia
Ulna
Earry Ufe
New Mexico
Castro rebuke sparks Venezuela France tension in Caribbean
Turmoil grows as Castro refuses to allow Uraziiat charge Waffaires to resume French interests in Venezuela. Taracas buzzes about how Braai might react and how France seeks representation amid the rebuke. Also, the Paris Cotton Congress urged confederate groups to curb production during distress and study extending cotton color production. Funeral of Baron Speck von Sternte held near Leipzig. German Social Democrats report 10 percent organizational drop. British Social Democratic Federation member criticizes joint government decisions.
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Castro
Uraziiat
Waffaires
Varios
Cotton Cone Piet Commission
Plac
Reype
Isis
Jarredation
Tate Europe
Mutual
Baron Speck von
Social Democratic Federation
Spone
Killing Prairie Dogs War Sparks Forest Service Action
The article discusses prairie dog extermination efforts led by the U S Forest Service to protect grazing lands. It describes poisoning methods tested in Leadville and Pike national forests, including coated wheat with strychnine and molasses, allowing rapid reduction of dog towns. It notes authorities plan larger scale campaigns next spring and cites broader labor and industrial news from multiple regions.
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Peter
Hith
Hbo
Department of Agriculture
National Forests
Forest Service
Leadville
Pike National Forests
TS Acres
Amit Tse
Incomplete Chronicle of Early American Events and Local Notes
A fragmented historical piece recounts events from 1600 to early 1900s including Frontenac in Canada, British responses, Franklin and Jefferson commissions, Paul Jones on the Bonhomme Richard, Marion’s raids, postmaster general in Massachusetts, early Boston church, Lake Ontario battle, Albany’s first daily paper, and a 1902 Stockton fire, plus farmers notes on wheat yields and state land offers, and Governor Waits pardons in Kentucky amid night rider violence. The jumble preserves named figures, places, dates, and milestones but is fragmentary.
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Baat
Wes
America
New York
Wis
Ongresy
Benjamin Franklin
Lila
Thomas Offerson
Constituen
Pennsylvania
Paul Jones
Homme Richard
United States
Boston
Mars
Lake Oataria
Albany
N.Y
Charlestown
John Hervard
France
Testas
Paris
Jenny Lind
Canada
Stoop Albans
Aspinwall
Philadelphia
Nelson
Jed C. Lessis
Tennisville
Vurnsidy
Knoxville
Union Treops
Athens
Aln
Bank of
Mont
Greene and Gaynor
Atlanta
McClellan
William St. Hearst
Havana
Norman
Mian
Land Department of
South Dakota
Old Fort Sully
Tate
Prous
Redo River Valley
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahom
Gov
Waitgon
Kentucky
Walter Duncan
Newt Hagletray
Tune
Ries Harreki
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Albuquerque
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Eid Gu Tajaries
Tyan
Borean
Haber
Oeyre
Hamps
Bn Belgisland
Damark
Hermes
Mirope
Celonies
Sara
Utah
Federation of Labor
Cigarmakers’ Union
Porto Rico
Federal High Court
Sydney
New South Wales
Scottish
Trades Union Congress
St. Louis
Joh Samuels
Trade Union Congress of England
Unti
Great Britain
Germany
Brisbane
Australia
Clothing Trades
W. G. Weaver
Wilkes-Barre (Pa
Italy
Sears
James Eld Roderick
Department of Mines
Pennestrania
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Belgium
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