Important News Notes Of A Week Condensed For The Busy Man
Personal items include Secretary Nagel returning to Washington to prepare for the next census and optimize costs, Edward Harriman's health improving after sailing from Cherbourg. Other items cover a steamer fire on the Illinois river near Averyville, Taft's planned Mexico visit, speed records at Indianapolis, and various political, labor, and accident notes across the United States and abroad.
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Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Massachusetts
Edward H. Harriman
United States
Cherbourg
Snd
America
Fred Swain
Dlinois
Averyville
Taft
Mexico
Indianapolis Speedway
Strang
Zengel
W. D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Chicago
Santiago
Chile
Colleton
George Tate
Gettysburg
Rose
Detroit
Porte
King Ferdinand
Emperor William
Santi- Bec
Mukden
China
Japan
Antung-Mukden
Great Northern
Minnesota
Seattle
Jean Gaston Darboux
Academy of Sciences
Paris
France
St. Louis
New Orleans
Trege Yant
Des Moines News Briefs Include Flour Seizure And Rail Talks
Des Moines dispatch covers a 310 sacks flour seizure at Fort Des Moines tied to Updike Milling Omaha over alleged nitrogen peroxide bleaching, with federal officials pursuing similar actions. rail map demand rises, rates debate, new state conservation talks, and a slate of civic events including a Labor Day address by Senator Cummins and a large Des Moines band plan for the national tournament week. The report also notes naturalization filings, hotel strikes, fair preparations, and local public notices with multiple city officials referenced.
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Des Moines
Frank Nichols
United States
Fort Des Moines
Big Gate
West
Quartermaster’s Department
Updike Milling Company
Omaha
Fairgrounds
Commercial Club
WII
New
State Conservation Commission
Thomas H. Macbride
Iowa City
A. O C. Miller
Riot at Pressed Steel Car Plant Kills Two Troopers
A violent riot at the Pressed Steel Car plant in Schoenville during a strike leaves state troopers John L. Williams and Haith dead, deputy sheriff Harry Exler killed, and several foreigners fatally wounded. Scores more injured as mobs clash with troopers and deputies, with mounted units arriving and a temporary jail in a box car.
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Otis Geary
Clear Lake
Ind
Montgomery
Mich
Indianapolis Automobile Speedway
William A. Bourque
Harry Holcomb
Knox
United States Census Bureau
John D. Rockefeller
Williamsburg
Kan
William H. Wright
Neosko
Nevada
National Association of Postmasters
Toledo
Terre Haute
Rawley
Traction Company
Malcolm &. Parrott
New York National Guard
New York
San Francisco
Wood
Weston
Indiana
Tom Taggart
Lee Sinclair
French Lick
West Baden
Gov. Comer
Alabama
Detroit
Bayone River Company
Panama
Colon
William Bradley
Fred L. Graves
Pere Marquette
Grand Ledge
National Association of Postmasters of
Isthmian Canal Zone
Ala
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Sutton
United States Marine Corps
Canea
Crete
Turkey
Ashley Deneen
Springfield
Wichita
Pressed Steel Car Company
Bear Pittsburg
James Shaw Maxwell
Glasgow
Scotland
America
Pressed-Car Company
McKees Rocks
Free- Men's Aid Society of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
J.T. Docking
Rust University
Holy Springs
Miss
Muskogee
Oklla
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Nebraska
Madelina Vicco
Wig
West Twenty-ninth Street
Giuseppi Cerino
Pittsburg
Shoenville
Ning
John L. Williams
Warry Exler
John C. Haith
Lucelian Jones
George Kaiteh
John O'Donnell
Schoenville
Harry Hxler
Willams
Ohio Valley
Gumbert
Sons of Veterans Gather for District of Columbia Encampment
Hundreds of members of the Sons of Veterans will assemble in Washington for the annual encampment of the commandery in chief. They will be welcomed by Commissioner MacFarland and other local representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sons of Veterans, U. Sg. Ay
MacFarland
District of Columbia
Market Report from Twin City Markets Minneapolis and Chicago
Wheat prices listed for No. 4 northern and No. 9 northern with Sept and Dec figures. Cattle and hog quotes across Duluth, South St. Paul, and Chicago with beef, veal, and lamb values, plus dairy and barley and corn prices. total sales reported at 7 558 900 a bustling grain and livestock market day.
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Twin City
Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Dee
South St. Paul
Breory
Fair
Proved by Time David Price Kidney Pills Testimony
David Price of Corydon Iowa describes severe kidney trouble with back pain and weakness. After using Deans Kidney Pills his health improved, he could walk without a cane, and years later remains well. Sold by dealers for 60 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Price
Corydon
Dean
Fonter-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Houseowners Painting Outfit No 49 Promises Durable Color Schemes
National Lead Company offers a free Houseowners Painting Outfit No 49 with color schemes, specifications, and an instrument to detect paint adulteration. Readers in 1903 New York and Kentucky can request the kit by writing to Trinity Building, New York City.
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National
Trinity Building
New York City
Mother-in-Law Again Comic Exchange
A humorous strip caption shows a wife and husband bantering about the mother-in-law. The wife jokes that her smiles foretell misfortune for the mother, while the husband raises the premise with a plaintive question, capturing lighthearted domestic wit.
Three Reasons Each with Two Legs and Ten Fingers
A Boston mother writes of feeding her three sons Rob Jack and Dick Grape Nuts since infancy and often between meals. She notes health improvements for children and adults including herself and husband. The piece cites a neighbor’s three year old and promotes the book The Road to Wellville.
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Boston
Rob
Jack
Wellville
Iver
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Buffalo Center Tribune
BO Boyd
Buffalo Genter
Mink
Sam's
Army Post
State Railroad Commission
Iowa
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Elizabeth Peterson
Hd. Makan
Norway
Uncle Sam
State House
Cummins
Senator Cummins
Caesar Carballas
Arlington Hotel
George S. Kessler
Kansas City
River Front
L. A. McClung
Savery
John C. Simpson
Simpson
Old Settlers
Early Settlers Association
Union Park
W. H. McHenry
George J. Dobson
Mae McClellan
W. B. Keffer
James H. Dean
J. M. Corey
Isaac Brandt
Igane Brandt
Lst
Association
Town Corn Growers’ Association
College
Short Course Association
Assembly
State Fair Information Bureaus
Botsford
R. Sherman Johnston
Swine Department
Byron Madison
Rockwell City
Jonas P. Johnson
Gowrie
3. R. Wood
Jefferson
Carroll
Pond Grove Lake
Calhoun County
John Lewis
Grimes
Josie Swallow
Waukee
Lewis
Ness
Grinnell
Citizens National Bank
Grinnell Savings Bank
Merchants National Bank
Grinnell Blanket
Iowa Coal
Shackelford Brick Company i9
Ginsberg
L. Ginsberg
Fifth Street
Ohio
Atlantic City
RCT
Moba
Sons OF Veterans Gathering
Market Report
Texas
Lambs
Western
Kentucky
Louisville Courier-Journal
Kunnel
Porto Rico
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
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