Kraut praise and royal musings mix in old paper note
A fragment from The Baltimore Sun discusses sauerkraut lore and a cartoonish statue at the Kartoffelsata da trasse in Munich praising St Herman Pilsen, then shifts to praise for Dr. Eliot and civil service reform. It ends with reflections on Little Olav, the crown prince, and the dynamics of royal offspring.
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Baltimore Sun
Kartoffelsata da Trasse
Munich
Davaria
St. Herman Pilsen
Prince of Pilsen
Cincinnati
Detroit
National Civil Service Reform League
Pittsburg
Eliot
Harvard
Chicago Records Herald
National League
League
Morgan Library’s Riches Highlight American Scholarship
The text notes John Pierpont Morgan’s New York library as a rich collection of rare volumes. It argues that private wealth enriches America by adding priceless works of art and advancing scholarship, as European libraries entering the market benefit Americans and the country overall.
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John Pierpont Morgan
New York City
Europe
America
Sentence and sentence across the courtroom and street
A Connecticut judge compares a drunken chauffeur to a drunken soldier in a sentence calling for three years in state prison after he struck and killed a man with his car. The piece also notes a postal service rollout of stamps in large rolls for vending machines and a White House debutante at the mansion.
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Connecticut
Orison
Post Office Department
White House
Hart Gee
Roosevelt Urges Conservation and Water Power Development
President Roosevelt unveils a congress message endorsing the national conservation commission report. He urges action to safeguard forests and waters, expand inland navigation, curb monopolies, and ensure fair opportunity while building the Panama Canal and expanding public resources for all Americans. The plan emphasizes citizen duty, strong public lands protection, and prudent use of natural resources.
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Washington
National Conservation Commission
Roosevelt
Congress
Ft In
Panama Canal
Aimilar
Owaibllo
Wreck Victims Safely Landed After Ocean Collision
In a Nantucket Shoals collision between the Republic and the Florida, 1,060 passengers reached port aboard the Baltic within 72 hours after the crash. Survivors praised the Florida crew for rescuing Republic passengers and noted the Republic rests at thirty eight fathoms south of Nantucket Shoals. The Florida arrived battered at Brooklyn with three crew dead, and the Republic’s fate remains submerged.
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New York
Republic
Florida
Nantucket Shoals
Baltic
Seneca
Gresham
Brooklyn
Nantucket South
Prohibition Bill Emerges In Utah Legislature
A statewide prohibition measure introduced in Utah's lower house targets all intoxicants and requires a special prescription to obtain liquor from druggists. Backed by Anti Saloon League leaders and favored by prominent church members, it carries misdemeanor penalties for violations and claims substantial House support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Salt Lake City
Legislative Assembly
Anti Saloon League
Jury Deadlocks in Ruef Bribery Case Discharges One Attorney
The jury in the bribery case involving Abraham Ruef could not reach a verdict and was discharged. A. B. Newburgh, one of Ruef's attorneys, faced bribery charges for attempting to influence a prospective juror, but was discharged. Frank J. Murphy, also charged, was acquitted earlier.
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Feu. Francisco
Newburgh
Abraham Ruef
John M. Kelly
Ruef
Frank J. Murphy
Attornecys
Western excursion fares to Grand Army events announced
The Western Passenger Association announced cheaper round trip rates from Chicago to the next Grand Army event. The plan promotes a single fare for round trips, aiming to boost attendance and simplify pricing for travelers.
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Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Bes
Wyoming Legislature Closes to Attend Denver Stock Show
Wyoming news reports adjournment from Thursday to Monday to allow members to go to Denver for the stock show. The Crook County Bounty Association sets a $26 bounty for wolves. Other items include land price reductions, a fatal freighter death near Casper, Union Pacific plans, and anti saloon movement activity.
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Denver
Crook County Bounty Association
Cheyenne Industrial Club
Casper
Pathfinder Dam
C. J. Brigham
A. H. Mohler
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Eugene Ransom
West
Laramle
Virginia
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming House
Wyoming Anti-Saloon League
A. D. Melvin
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Green River
Sait
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Cody
Houx
Sweetwater
Fremont County
James Graham
Lander
Wind River
H. C. Mitchell and Associates
Big Horn County
Park County
Hayden
Wadsworth
Wind River Reservation
Charles Boettcher
Great Western Sugar Company
University of Wyoming
State Normal School
Laramie
Hartley ©. Taylor
Kansas City
Laramie Light & Power Company
Hot Springs County
Fremont
Big Horn
Sullivan
Natropa County
Letter Published About Lydia E Pinkham Product
A Minneapolis reader testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her female troubles after three months and restored health. The letter urges public sharing of testimonials to show benefits for women suffering with gender specific ailments. It notes Mrs. Pinkham offers free confidential advice from Lynn Mass and invites other women to write seeking help.
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Minneapolis
Minn
E. Pinkham
Jolly G. Morpan
Second St
North
Lydia E. Pinkham
Enveloped kitchen scene of chicken broth prepared by Jane
A mother asks Mistreas if the chicken broth is ready and Jane confirms she made it and fed the chicks ages ago. The exchange centers on meal prep and a child’s task.
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Jane
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