The Three Banentinin That Are Give ing Western Canada Greater Ime pulse than Ever Thir Yeaar
The grain reports from Central Canada praise 1909’s crop which exceeds prior seasons. Saskatchewan leads with near 40,100,000 bushels on 400,000 acres, signaling vast potential as world markets react to Canada’s rising wheat production.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Russia
India
United States
Lord Grey
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure With $100 Reward
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy taken internally to reach blood and mucous surfaces, claims it can cure catarrh and strengthens the constitution, and offers $100 to any case it fails to cure. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and other tonics with testimonials and drugstore distribution.
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Hall
Ddress FL J. Cheney CO
Toledo
Drugeists
Night Express Picture Sparks Auction Banter
A connoisseur asks for the title of a photo as the owner boasts of buying it for $150. The exchange ends with a quip about the buyer being left behind.
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Night Express
Gaid
No Trouble After That Pnoodles and Ping Chickens
Fragmentary dialogue shows a humorous exchange about time and a lock on a chicken house. The legible lines reference Pnoodles and a question of duration, answered with a pun about securing the coop. No further context or people clearly identified.
Mysterious deaths of two Newark sisters in sealed house
Frances and Isabel Ritchie, aged 56 and younger, were found dead in their Newark home. Frances lay on the floor while Isabel dangled from a doorframe clothesline. Hatpin wounds and a cryptic box note suggest possible murder pact or self harm, with no signs of a break in.
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Frances
Isabel Ritchie
Newark
N. J
Isabel
Premier Yi of Corean Cabinet Fatally Stabbed in Attack
Premier Yi Chamm rung, head of the Corean cabinet and former Education Minister, was stabbed while riding in his jinricksha. The assailant, a Christian and former US resident about 20 years old, was arrested after fatally wounding the premier and killing his jinricksha man. Marquis Ito connected.
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Corean
a.Core An
Yie
Marquis Ito
United States
Jinricksha
Jinrickshaman
Fire destroys Philadelphia building. five girls missing
Five likely perished as Schrack and Sherwood six story plant burned in Philadelphia. Fireman Joseph Toner died while searching for the missing on lower floors. Dozens injured and twenty women were at work on the fifth floor when the blaze started below.
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Philadelphia
Schrack & Sherwood
Joseph Toner
First National Bank of Cincinnati Absorbs Merchants National
The merger creates the largest bank in the Ohio valley. First National increases capital to 6 million dollars and reports 2.1 million in surplus and profits with deposits of 26 million. W S Rowe continues as president. M S Ingalls retires.
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First National
Merchants
Merchants’ National Bank
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
W.S. Rowe
M. 8. Ingalls
Merchants’ National
Texas Eight Hour Law Declared Unconstitutional
Galveston civil appeals court ruled the Texas eight hour telegraphers law invalid finding it conflicts with federal statutes that permit a nine hour workday. The decision affects telegraph operators statewide and overrides state mandate.
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Texas
First
Court of Civil Appeals
Galveston
Congress Week: Senate Action and DC Appropriation
The Senate adopted a Cul lom resolution seeking Interior information on mining disasters and aid facilities. The House debated the District of Columbia appropriation 10 166 473 for 1911 and later 10 275 000 was passed. Nomination activity and Ballinger criticism feature as Congress adjourns to Monday.
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Senate
Cullom
Secretary of the Interior
House
District of Columbia
Hitchcock
Nebraska
General Land Office
Ballinger
Cunningham Coal Land
Mann
Illinois
Tweedale
Congress
Fitzgerald
New York
Roosevelt
Horace H. Lurton
United States Supreme Court
Depew
la Follette
Mondell
Wyoming
Flint
Richardson
Pana
Mayor elect Rich denounces bribery by wealthy at New York dinner
At a Southern Society dinner in New York Mayor elect Gaynor blames multimillionaires including Morgan Gary Ryan and other power figures for corrupting city officials. He condemns tax assessors for lowering assessments in exchange for bribes and questions enforcement of laws amid a broad moral critique of national attitudes.
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Southern Society
New York
Gaynor
Morgan
Gary
Ryan
Dickinson
Gov
Patterson
Tennessee
Open-air schools urged to fight tuberculosis in tenement districts
The New York association for improving the condition of the poor urges open-air schools for children in tenement districts as part of a crusade against tuberculosis. Other items note Mark Hanna seeking a license to wed in Newport and other local matters including church missions funding and a tuberculosis hospital site in Buffalo.
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New York Association
Mark Hanna
Newport
Fannie Dozorthrow
General Committee of
Home Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilkesbarre
Dr Cook in Dexmare and Copenhagen Verdict Awaited
Brother in Brooklyn reports Dr Frederick A Cook alive in Europe after leaving New York November 7 aboard the Caronia. He reached Naples December 11 and headed to Denmark to stay under expedient medical examination while the Explorers' Commission contemplates a negative finding on his Mount McKinley ascent.
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Frederick A. Cook
Bronxville
Europe
William L. Cook
Brooklyn
Cook
New York
Careoaia
Cunard Line
Naples
George H. Dunkle
August W. Loose
London
Dr. Cook
Caronia
Italy
Denmark
Mount McKinley
H. Marshall Saville
Gen Green B Raum Dead at 80 in Chicago
Brigadier General Green Berry Raum died at his Chicago home at age 80. His advanced years and concerns for his ailing wife are thought to have hastened his decline. The body was moved to Washington for Arlington burial. Raum, born in Golconda Illinois, rose to prominence in 1860 supporting Stephen A Douglas and served in the Union Army. He later helped build the Cairo and Vincennes Railroad and served terms in Congress and as Internal Revenue and Pensions Commissioner.
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Green Berry Raum
Chicago
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
General Baum
Golconda
Ill
Nationaal
Sohen A. Douglas
Fort Sixth Illinois Volunteers
Lincoln
Beame
Genere
Raum
Cairo and Vincennes
National House of Representatives
Internal Revenue
Pensions
Taft Nominates 15 Ambassadors and Ministers
President Taft sent to the Senate a slate of ambassadors and ministers led by Robert Bacon to France and Richard E. Kerens to Austria Hungary. Other nominations include Henry Lane Wilson to Mexico Charles Page Bryan to Belgium and William Calhoun to China. No decision yet on the Britain post.
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Taft
Senate
Robert Bacon
New York
France
Richard E. Kerens
Missouri
Austria-Hunsary
Henry Lane Wilson
Washington
Mexico
Charles Page Bryan
Aiineis
Belgium
William James Calhoun
Windis
China
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Chile
Henry T. Gage
California
Portugal
R. S. Reynolds Hitt
Ithmeis
Panama
John B. Jackson
New Jersey
Cuba
Fenton R. McCreery
Michigan
Honduras
Edwin V. Morgan
Paraguay
Laurits S Swenson
Minnesota
Switzerland
Charles W. Russell
District of Columbia
Persia
Horace G. Knowles
Delaware
Dominican Republic
White House
Great Britain
Whitelaw Reid
Pimples Cleared After Ten Days with Cuticura
William J. Sadner of 1614 Susquehanna Ave Philadelphia reports rapid recovery from widespread pimples after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for ten days. He had seen doctors for months with no results and declares himself perfectly well as of May 1 1909.
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Cuticura
Wm. J. Sadner
Susquehanna Ave
Philadelphia
London Chronicle quips on coffee in London lodgings
An American traveler tours London lodgings and jokes about coffee and rain. The landlady notes the weather while the guest jokes that the smell of the coffee is not unlike rain, reflecting light cultural humor between nations.
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London Chronicle
London
Standardising His Gratitude
The fragment references a figure named Ulloa and a very large donation question tied to Rockefeller. It hints at Wareham and Tofford Knutt in a Tribune context but lacks cohesive facts or a clear event to confirm. The readable text appears garbled and fragmentary.
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Wareham Long
Rockefeller
Tofford Knutt
Chiecaso Tribune
This Will Interest Mothers
This will interest mothers as Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children claim to cure feverishness headaches bad stomach teething discomfort restore bowel function and destroy worms. They break up colds in 24 hours and are harmless when taken with milk. Sold by druggists 25 cents sample mailed FABER Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y
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Mother Gray
Sampie
FABER
Allen S Olmsted
le Ruy
Warrants for Great Deals and Medical Patents
Fragmented ad style text notes a man seeking a good deal, mentions Hanline Wixard Oi claims to cure sore throat and tonsillitis with gentle pain relief. Piles ointment promises cure or refund. Government stats cite global industrial awakening. Dr Pierce's pellets advertised for constipation. Nigerian farming hurt by baboon raids.
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Hanline Wixard
Cleveland Passes 3-Cent Fare Ordinance for Rail Franchises
Cleveland councilors renew street railway franchises with 3 cent fares and penny transfers. The Johnson administration sprung the measure two days after a broad finance plan approved a 25 year renewal for the Cleveland Railway Company at a 4 cent maximum fare and seven tickets per quarter, drawing Republican opposition.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Cleveland Council
Theis
Cleveland Raidway Company
Fire destroys Pennsylvania Marble and Granite plant
A major blaze at the Pennsylvania Marble and Granite Company plant near West Grove Pennsylvania causes about 300000 dollars in damage with total losses estimated at 500080 dollars of which part is insured. The fire gutted the extensive facility and threatened adjacent property.
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Pennsylvania Marble and Granite Company
Weat Grove
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