Justice Brewer Discusses Police Power At Tuberculosis Congress
Justice David J. Brewer of the U S Supreme Court told the International Tuberculosis Congress that he does not share the bleaker forecasts of toll from TB. He defined police power as the state’s authority to regulate relations among individuals in safeguarding public health.
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United States Supreme Court
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Irving Fisher
Yale
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Buckeye State Begins to Feel the Growth of Dry Policy
Columbus Ohio September 29 Twelve Ohio counties voted under the Rose law and went dry by majorities from a few hundred to over two thousand. A total of 289 saloons were affected and sixteen counties statewide have held local option elections all resulting in dry outcomes. County poles count included Hocking Jackson Vinton Noble Guernsey Van Wert Adams Scio and Lawrence with varying saloon reductions.
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Beveridge Delivers Second Bryan Reply to 30000 Crowd
Senator Beveridge of Indiana spoke in Terre Haute on September 29 delivering the second of his replies to William Jennings Bryan. He outlined Republican policy on capital and labor and cited labor legislation in the workers’ interest. The address drew an enthusiastic audience of more than 30 thousand.
New York Lawyer Shows Damaged Pocketknife
A New York attorney displays a pocketknife with the blade burned away to a wire and recounts a near fatal electric shock. He pried open a malfunctioning train berth light three weeks ago, the blade melted, injuring his finger, and a surgeon treated the burn.
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New York Times
Pathetic Parting Atop Atlantic Liner Before Southampton
A man in a raincoat and a handsome woman arrived at a Southampton pier to see a big Atlantic liner. He kissed the woman and handed her a cheery barrel yellow dog saying to take care of mam ma until he returns, then boarded the ship amid no cheers.
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New York Times
The Realistic Actor in an Excessive Realism Show
Louisville Courier Journal notes the actor embraces realism to an extreme. In the second scene he is severely wounded and doctors issue tissue bulletins between acts.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Hot Retort The Writer Ah The Artist Life Quote
A dramatic exchange unfolds as a writer vows to chronicle others in a journal that will unsettle them while an artist counters that his works provoke sickness. The exchange highlights tension between creator and critic.
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Wm Sieur
Carter will disinherits son in Chicago probate filing
The will of Leslie Carter filed in Chicago probate disinherits his son Leslie Dudley Carter, leaving a $75,000 fortune to his sister and brother after noting the son left the home without cause. The document frames the son's departure as a personal injury to him.
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Leslie Carter
Leslie Dudley Carter
Baseball scores and standings from a late season slate
Cincinnati fell to Chicago 2 to 6 while New York beat Philadelphia 6 to 2. In a doubleheader New York won 4 to 0? and Boston defeated Philadelphia 5 to 4. Pittsburgh swept St. Louis 7 to 0 and 6 to 5 in the second game. Standings show Chicago 94-54, New York 92-53, Pittsburgh 94-55, Philadelphia 78-67, Cincinnati 71-73, Boston 63-84, St. Louis 49-100, Brooklyn 48-98.
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Baseball scores from two games across leagues
Detroit defeated Washington 4 to 1 in the first game and won 7 to 2 in the second. Chicago beat Boston 5 to 1 in the first game and 2 to 0 in the second. St. Louis won 6 to 0 over New York in the first game and 2 to 1 in the second. Cleveland edged Philadelphia 5 to 4 in the first game and dominated 9 to 0 in the second.
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Norfolk and Chesapeake Coal Company Plans Roanoke Offices
The newly chartered West Virginia firm will begin November 1 and establish Roanoke sales offices. Officers include President W T Wilson, Vice President Edward R Johnson, Secretary Treasurer W H H Dorney. Directors include Isaac T Mann and others. General offices in Detroit with branches at major western markets. Dorney to depart Roanoke soon for Detroit duties.
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Installation of Commissioner Thomas Mstil in Chicago
Army representatives from across the region gathered in Chicago to witness the installation of Commissioner Thomas Mstil as head of the organization for the territory. The event underscored the official expansion of the army’s regional leadership and coordination efforts.
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Indiana Labor Federation convention opens in Vincennes
The Indiana State Federation of Labor holds its annual convention in Vincennes with strong delegate attendance. President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor is set to address the gathering tomorrow.
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Northeast Alabama Confederate Veterans Meet Elects New Officers
Aniston Alabama hosted the Northeast Alabama Association of United Confederate Veterans for its annual convention. Visitors arrived for meetings and ceremonies as new officers were chosen and other business conducted.
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Ala
Northeast Alabama Association of United Confederate Veterans
DAR delegates converge on York for two day state conference
More than three hundred delegates and other visitors attend the annual state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution in York Pennsylvania. The event began a two day session in the city on Tuesday as members gathered for meetings and ceremonies.
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the Daughters of the American Revolution
DavisBound Over In Murder Case In Omaha
Charles Edward Davis charged with the murder of Dr. Frederick Austin was bound over to the district court this afternoon in Omaha Nebraska. A bond of 10000 was signed by his two brothers.
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Charles Edward Davis
Frederick Austin
District Court
Cornerstone Laid for Scottish Rite Cathedral in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne Indiana on September 29 Masons laid the cornerstone of the new Scottish Rite cathedral. The ceremony featured prominent Masons from across Indiana and included related rites and speeches reflecting the project’s significance.
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Indiana
Big Republican Rally in Epomia Michigan
James Sherman and Congressman Nicholas Longworth led a large Republican rally in Epomia Michigan on Tuesday September 24 with Sherman named as vice presidential candidate and Longworth as keynote speaker.
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James &. Sherman
Nicholas Longworth
Salvation Army Head in Chicago Dispatch
Several hundred leading workers of the Salvation Army were reported in Chicago for a high level meeting cited by the UL as part of a broader reform effort. Rep. 29 details surrounding the event remain unclear in the fragment.
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Frightful Chinese Mouse Sacrifices Described In Travel Note
An old travel passage describes dried mice hanging from roofs in China. The mice are hunted with a long knife, killed by throat slitting, then bled, skinned, drawn and smoked for unknown purposes as part of local practices.
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Fost
Nothing in Vain and the Poet's Purpose
The excerpt reflects on a poet dying unaware of his creation's purpose. It contrasts the grim guess of a starving man with a prediction of future cheap praise and then asserts that almost nothing is created in vain. The reference to Puck emphasizes a witty Shakespearean sentiment.
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Daily Telegraph Want Ads Bring Results
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