Emigration Debate Draws Local Voices in Italy
In a southern Molise province town discussion swirls around emigration to America. Workers like Pietro praise emigration as a blessing while landowners complain high labor costs and lost labor lined with rising rents. The piece notes broad public interest and differing social positions shaping views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Molise
Antonio Mangano
Charities
the Commons
Pietro
America
Signor
Contadtini
Joan
Forest Destruction and Pine Forest Decline Around Great Lakes
The article traces century old public domain clearing and the rapid depletion of white pine in the Great Lakes region. It cites J. L. Mathews noting about 250 billion board feet once stood across northern Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota, with yearly cuts rising to billions before falling to around 3 billion as forests near exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
J. L. Mathews
Atlantic
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Diseases Barriers to Full Work and Global Health Outlook
The piece notes chronic diseases limit work in cities with 10 000 adults in Philadelphia doing partial work due to tuberculosis and 60 000 with poor health affecting productivity. It links malaria hookworm and other diseases to industrial efficiency and living standards, while briefly mentioning possible unrest in Afghanistan and British forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Africa
Booth Orange trustees weigh dog cat rooster curfew ordinance
Village trustees of Booth Orange New Jersey discuss an ordinance to ban dogs cats and roosters from disturbing the peace between 10 p m and 6 a m The item notes reform by ordinance as preferred over prior methods and includes stray phrases about Mr Burbank and milk but the readable content focuses on the proposed night curfew for animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Orange
N. J
New Jersey
Burbank
Bryans Oration in Spencer and Oklahoma Outlaws Surrender
News clips report William Jennings Bryan delivering an oration at Spencer Nebraska on Memorial Day. Oklahoma outlaws Thomas and James Wycliff surrender after years of pursuit.
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William J. Bryan
Spencer
Nebraska
Thomas
James Wycliff
Oklahoma
Chicago
William T. Hamilton
West
Billings
Montana
General Custer
New York
Lander
Wyoming
Omaha
Charles LB. Wilhelm
California State Board of Pharmacy
San Francisco
Trinity River
Dallas
Texas
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Inlinois
Roger C. Sullivan
John T. Connery
Fred W. Block
1Mnols Central Railroad Company
Birmingham
Atlanta
Tennessee Tron & Coal Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Lewis
Chama
New Mexico
Prowers
Colorado
Sperry
Connecticut
Kansas
Vermont
Louisiana
Paris to Rome feats and global notices of May
A French aeronaut Leo de la Grange flew just under ten miles at Rome at 37.2 mph. Prof Robert Koch plans a visit to a leper settlement in Honolulu. I A Gaver, 28, confessed burglary across several states, stealing tickets valued at 60 000 dollars. Lorraine Dietrich finished Paris to Le Havre 3000 km trip in eight six hours. An epidemic of autolide deaths, floods in Texas, and a hotel inspection bill called Nine Foot Sheet are noted along with other scattered items.
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Rome
Italy
Leo de la Grange
Honolulu
Robert Koch
I. A. Gaver
Ind
Michigan
Ohio
Maine
Calif
Lorraine Dietrich Automobile
Sorrel Qod Rougierm
Lyigot
Leon de la Grange
Fittaoia Populato
St. Petersburg
Texas
Haskell
Oklahoma
Hetty Green
New York City
Sarale
Congress Action Shapes Bills and Naval Decisions
Congress moved a currency bill through the Senate and to the President for signature. Chinese groups urge an anti opium import ban for Hawaii. An August Marine corps examination is set amid about 48 vacancies from a new naval bill. Senate approves a public lands survey in Colorado and Wyoming with resurvey plans for Colorado lands. A coal deposits bill in Alakea aims to curb monopolies and guarantee navy fuel. penalties apply for overdraw. DOJ attorney Townsend travels to Portland to reclaim $3.6 million in Western Oregon land for public domain. Presidential appointments include George H. Charlton and Wesley W. Durango.
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Senate
Congress
Chinese United Society
Chinese AntiOpium League
Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
Hawaiian Islands
Marine Corps
Rilo Blanco
Cheyenne
Colorado
Wyoming
Guggenheim
Alakea
B. P. Townsend
Department of Justice
Portland
Oregon
George H. Charlton
Grand
Johrd Ring Wesley W
Durango
Wyoming News Highlights at Glance Across State 1907
News outlines include Mrs Mary Slavens Clark joining Colorado district institute duties and Golden meeting plans. Denver based W B Epperson buys Sprague ranches totaling 15167 acres with 60000 acres option. farming expands with steam plows and increased plowing across Laramie prairie. Frontier day rail plans seek lower fares and more trains. Wyoming State Fair schedule announces August events with over 6000 in prizes. Disease outbreak in central Wyoming sheep prompts expert investigation and potential field teams. Insurance activity tallies for 1907 with fire and life sector ledgers and major Woodmen organizations. Reward offered by Wyoming Wool Growers Association for Blake sheep raid suspects.
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Mary Slavens Clark
School of Music
University of Wyoming
Normal Institute
Fourth District
Colorado
Golden
Matt Borland
Lauder
Wyoming
Little Laramie
Laramie
Union Pacific, Burlington and
Colorado & Southern Roads
Cheyenne
Sidney
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Orin Junction
Colorado & Southern
Denver Pacific
E. T. Davis
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Department of Agricultural
O. Josendal
Alcova
Casper
Inspector Hines
State Board
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
LeRoy Grant
State Insurance Com Missioner
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen of America
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Blake
W. River
Green Vor
Old St Marys Ship Taught New York Cadets for 34 Years
The St Marys, a 985 ton school ship used by New York City for merchant marine training since 1874, ends its 64 year career after sailing 16 world circuits. Cadets earned sea careers, while alumni reunions preserved its naval discipline and history including a Honolulu incident with a French warship. The ship now ends service and may be sold as junk.
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New York
St. Mary's
New York City
Department of Education
Merchant Marine Service
Washington Mary
Pacific
Congress
Merchant Marine
State of New York
City of New York
St. Mary’a
Maryland
Naval Academy
Nautical School
Mary
Navy Department
Kentucky Case That Will Interest All Suffering Women
Mrs Delia Meads of Maysville Kentucky describes seven years of kidney pain bearing down sensations in the hips headaches dizziness and dropsy with swelling in feet and ankles. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with full recovery after using the product for relief. Bold by dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Delia Meads
Front St
Maysville
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Expansive Receptacle and a Painful Toothache
A cartoonish dialogue shows a character exaggerating a toothache, bragging about carrying a baseball in his mouth due to suit pockets being missing. The humor centers on the ridiculous image and the stubborn refusal to admit the ache.
Itching Humor Prompted Culicura Cure Tale
George B. Farley of Concord New Hampshire describes a two month outbreak of severe itching and swelling on his limbs. After trying multiple remedies without relief he used Culicura obit and reports instant relief with swelling subsiding and normal activity resuming within two days.
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George B. Farley
South State St
Concord
N. H
Dispenser of Kisses and fading romantic math
A Frenchman counts kisses to his wife over twenty years, noting 36 700 in year one, halved in year two, ten daily in year three, and two daily in year five, with the pattern said to progress toward one kiss on January 1 every leap year.
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Chicago
How He Got It
A Philadelphia Press snippet shows a jealous neighbor doubting a man’s claim to a spring chicken purchase. The husband explains stopping at Mr Green's store Saturday evening and paying for a fine spring chicken, prompting skeptical chatter from the neighbor.
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Ghent
Belgium
Santa Fe
Topeka
Menere
Newton
Taft
Grant
Daniel F. Golahan
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
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Bourke Cochran
Pittsburg
Hillside Park
Passaic
Frederick L. Wood
New Haven
Harvard Athletic Committees
Bonita Mountains
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el Paso & Southwestern
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Rockefeller Institute
John D. Rockefeller
Institute
Rockefeller
North Pole
Robert E. Peary
Pole
Roosevelt
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Wyoming News
R. D. Stewart
Laramie, Hahn's Peak & Pacific Road
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Centennial
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North Park
Laramie, Hahn's Peak & Pacific
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