Science of Eating and Slow Cooking Promised by Agriculture Dept
Special Washington Letter reports temperance lectures from the Agriculture Department on practical nutrition and cooking. It describes daily food needs, the box method to measure intake, and slow cooking as the key to good meals. The piece promotes science guiding cheaper, healthier diets and future kitchen reforms.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Henry Thompson
Men of Science
New England
Atlantic
Maine
Florida
Massachusetts
New York
Paul
Virginia
Millenium
Men of
Science
Smith D
Fry
You Bet It Doss Despair and Decay Theme in Page Note
A compact, period tone feature notes the saying Everything comes to him who waits along with a meditation on letting time reveal outcomes, including gloom and decline, in a reflective, readerly style.
Lipton Arrives in New York for America's Cup Defense
Sir Thomas Lipton arrives in New York aboard the Teutonic with his Shamrock II crew including George Watson and Charles Russell. The party dines at the Waldorf Astoria after a warm reception from crowds along the way. Lipton says Shamrock II is faster than Shamrock I and expects a strong race against the American defender Constitution or Columbia, praising English measurement and criticizing the American rule.
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Whonids
Waldorf-Astoria
Sir Thomas
George Watson
Charles Russell
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
J. B. Hilliard
Clyde
Jamieson
Thomas
United Kingdom
C. O'Malley
John Westwood
W.M. Duncan
America
Constitution
Columbia
New York Yacht Club
Sir Lipton
Five Die in Lake Crib Explosion at Cleveland Waterworks
Five men were killed when an explosion at the bottom of waterworks crib No. 3 shaft in Lake Erie caused the air lock to fail and debris to bury workers. Two locktenders escaped. a grand jury was ordered to probe the crib disasters.
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Cleveland
Crib No. 3
James Williams
Foreman
Dan Higgins
Ray Tratochaud
Albert Valincourt
John Burt
Henry Coe
W.C. Snyder
Locktenders
Erib
Coulter
tang-Alva B
Delenbaugh
Shovel Makers Unite Under Ames Shovel and Tool Co
The Ames Shovel and Tool Co formed under New Jersey law consolidates Oliver Ames & Sons North Easton Mass T Rowland's Gons Chelsea Wright Shovel Works Anderson Beaver Falls and St Louis shovel works. Five firms control about 75 percent of U S shovel production with a $5 million capital.
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United
Boston
New Jersey
Ames Shovel and Tool Co
Oliver Ames & Sons Corporation
North Easton
Mass
T Rowland's Gons
Chelsea
Wright Shovel Works
Anderson, Ind
H. H. Myers Co
Beaver Falls
St. Louis Shovel Works
St. Loui
United States
Taken Out Alive From Tunnel After Fatal Fire
Taken out at 2 80 o'clock Monday afternoon two men Adam Kest and John Engine, trapped since the tunnel fire at crb No 2, were brought ashore in the tug Chamberlain and sent to a hospital. They endured a terrible ordeal with no food and foul air, remaining imprisoned since last Tuesday and are emaciated but may recover.
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Cleveland
Adam Kest
John Engine
Crb No. 2
Tug Chamberlain
Trade Volume Steady Yet Prices Remain High Across Sectors
R G Dun Weekly Review notes no drop in trade volume with sustained activity in shipping and textiles, while steel labor disputes limit output by about 40 000 tons monthly. Mills partially resume, plates arrive from abroad, and London prices rise. Grain and ship goods show modest declines but overall activity remains strong. 205 U S failures vs 171 last year.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Amalgamated Association
London
Russia
Argentine
United States
Chinese Denounce Li Hung Chang for Alleged Betrayal
In Pekin Li Hung Chang faces foreign denouncement as the native press condemns his surrender to foreigners. Li has retired from active negotiations, leaving Prince Ching to complete the talks while decrees on exam suspensions may be issued before signing.
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Pekin
China
Li Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Earl Li
Japan
Trolley Collision Near Atlanta Kills One Injures Seventeen
A head end crash on the River line near Simsville five miles from Atlanta killed Harry Williams and hurt 17 riders, three seriously. Most injured were said to be Atlanta residents, with hospital records incomplete. Cars on the crowded suburban route ran at full speed and could not be stopped in time.
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Atlanta
Harry Williams
Attlanta
Grady Hospital
Simsville
AG Knox Finds Lottery Advertising Contest Not Illegal
Attorney General Knox advised the Postmaster General that a western daily paper’s guessing contest offering 1 500 prizes totaling 315 000 is not illegal under the mail advertising lottery ban. The contest seeks nearest estimates of paid admissions to the Pan American exposition from opening to closing. The opinion says the activity does not violate the law.
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Washington
Knox
Notorious Bandit Lino Loma Killed in Cuba
Havana reports Lino Loma the bandit killed at Macarites in Matan zas province after police and rural guard operation. Four other bandits captured. Loma’s raids unsettled authorities, with rewards increasing from 500 to 1000 after a July bid to surrender for 3500 and safe departure.
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Havana
Lino Loma
Macarites
Matanzas
Loma
New Traction System Proves Successful in Tests
The Electrical Review reports the first test of a new electric traction system exceeding engineers expectations. London had earlier drawn attention for its low bid. An Italian correspondent notes trains of five cars reached 45 mph without severe jarring on grades.
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New York
Electrical Review
London
Italy
Philippine Schools Progress After American Methods
Washington reports on the Philippines as Prof. Fred W. Atkinson outlines progress since the 1901 school law. 780 of 1,000 U.S. appointed teachers serve amid 8,000 applications. 18 divisions organize district education. need for adequate school buildings is urgent. many military sites repurposed for classrooms.
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Washington
Division of Insular’ Affairs
War Department
Fred W. Atkinson
Philippines
United States
Atkinson
Mahna
Arch
Barrows
Manila
The
Philippine Commission
Forsyth Talks on Sampson Schley Controversy
Capt James Forsyth U S N who ran the Key West naval station during the Spanish American War visits Kansas City and comments on the Sampson Schley dispute. He notes navy restraint but says the affair harmed none and explains perceived ranking issues and Washington decisions.
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Navy
Kansas City
James Forsyth
Key West
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Times
Forsyth
Navy Department
Sampson
Admiral Sicard
Washington
Schley
Victory on Paper in Paris Turkey Talks
London reports mixed views on Turkey's concession to France over quay purchases. French publicity claims a triumph, but British observers doubt real gains, suggesting M Constans aimed to compel Turkey to buy unremunerative quays, leaving the sultan with the verifiable concession and France with hollow praise.
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London
Turkey
France
Germany
Mre Tan
M. Constans
Constans
Mixed Up Affair at The Press Post in Columbus
The Press-Post printers refused to use news from a local bureau, the news department was abolished, and the News Writers' union declared a lockout. Printers will only set editorials and ads until the dispute with proprietors is resolved with local Typographical union backing.
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Columbus
Press-Post
News Writers’ Union
Clash at Canal Dover as striker crowd confronts worker
A Monday clash at the sheet steel mills ends with a colored waiter from Pittsburg driven from town after a crowd of strikers gathered outside the mill boarding house. The mayor and police attempted to disperse them, and the mayor denies striking a protester. The mayor seeks sheriff aid to protect the mill property.
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Canal Dover
Pittsburg
Max
Veterans to stay free in Cleveland with drum corps
Major E. T. Petty W. S. Gregg and George E. Hilles of the Robert Hilles post Barnesville Belmont county report securing free quarters for 75 veterans on Friday. About 23 other members will bring their wives and stay in hotels. The post will be accompanied by a drum corps.
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Cleveland
E. T. Petty
W. 3. Gregg
George E. Hilles
Robert Hilles
Barnesville
Belmont County
Embezzlement Case Bound Over To Grand Jury
In Cleveland Justice Brown's court on August 24 the state of Ohio versus J A Blodt for embezzlement from the Guarantee Savings and Loan Co. attorneys waived arguments and Blodt was bound over to a grand jury in 3000. Judge Dellenbaugh stood as surety on the bond.
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Cleveland
Justice Brown
State of
Ohio
J. A. Blodt
Guarantee Savings and Loan Co
Lively Scrimmage After Cat and Dog Fight In Columbus
Four men were injured in Columbus after a dispute over a cat and dog fight escalated to violence. John Stevenson’s dog attacked a cat belonging to Chalmers Burns’s family, Burns protested and was carved by Stevenson. Relatives joined, police intervened.
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Columbus
John Steven
Chalmers Burns
Burns
Stevenson
Grakeman Killed In Train Accident At Delforest
Warren Aug 24 William Simp aun a P and W freight brakeman was killed at Delforest Thursday night. He sat on the tender as the engine backed into cars leaving a wife and child at Mahoningtown. Brakeman Plantin and Engineer Parker were injured. This is the third P and W man killed here in ten days.
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Warren
Twilliam Simpaun
Delforest
Mahoningtown
Brakkeman Plantin
Parker
Barrel makers form Veneer Package and Machine Co
In Ashtabula on August 27 Grant Cooperage Co joins Veneer Barrel and Package Co of Cleveland and Tomlinson Barrel Machine Co of Chicago to form the Veneer Package and Machine Co with 500000 dollars in capital. Headquarters will be in Cleveland.
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Ashtabula
Grant Cooperage Co
Veneer Barrel and Package Co
Cleveland
Tomlinson Barrel Machine Co
Chicago
Veneer Package and Machine Co
Strikers Weakened as Workers Swear for Mill Start
Martin's Ferry August 24. Strikers report three union men have defected to the employers and may join efforts to reopen the Canal Dover tin plate mill. All three are skilled workers and are under close watch.
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Martin’s Ferry
Dover
City health chief cites near total dairy TB infection
Toledo report by Dr. Brand chief city health officer notes only one dairy in city and county free of tuberculosis infection and urges immediate appointment of a chief and assistant veterinary inspector for local dairies.
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Toledo
Brand
Death of Isaac M. Frank in Cleveland
Isaac M. Frank was found dead at 127 Huntington Street in Cleveland. He wore $3,500 pinned to his shirt. Heart disease is listed as the cause of death. he was a bachelor around 30 years old.
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Cleveland
Isaac M. Frank
Huntington Street
Ile
Prices of Old Well Supplies Soar
Lima reports a 10 percent rise yesterday in casing tubing one and drive pipes and a 20 percent jump for smaller pipes due to material scarcity from the steel strike. The higher costs and shortages are expected to slow drilling activity.
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Lima
Masked robbers terrorize family during four hour home invasion
Five masked men forced entry at night into the home of Philip Stiles near Treshler, torturing and threatening the family for four hours. They fled with 360 in cash while Bloodhounds track the suspects.
Robbers raid Rising Sun in Fostoria theft spree
Thieves struck Rising Sun in Fostoria on Wednesday night Aug 23 stealing a horse, buggy and harness from J. H. Miller a horse harness and road wagon from Pre Hamilton and burglarizing Jack Hastings saloon.
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Fostoria
Rising Sun
J. H. Miller
Pre& Hamiltton
Jack Hasting
Tragic Erie Train Kills 50-Year-Old Married Man
Death struck Jerry Dilenn on Wednesday night as he walked toward a deceased friend's wake route near Youngstown. An Erie train ground him to pieces. He was 50, married, and his loss sent shock through the community.
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Youngstown
Jerry Dilenn
Erie
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Ohio State News
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