Our Guest the Immigrant in an Improving Reception
The article discusses the evolving immigration process in the United States noting improved passenger conditions under new laws, better onboard treatment, and a improved Ellis Island intake. It highlights humane hospitality, guidance for newcomers, and partnerships with philanthropic groups to ease arrival and integration while acknowledging the station remains a place of sorrow and hope.
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Dickens
Ellisaland
New York
New World
Iiilian
Personal Contact Drives Business Success
A compact business reflection on success rooted in human contact. It emphasizes that success hinges on engaging with people, harnessing their potential forces to accelerate growth, and avoiding negative drift. The piece urges staking the personal element to imprint in business.
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Edward Pay
Bualheve
Jhaman
Death rate fall mask aging danger to elders
The article argues that despite lower infant mortality, life expectancy after adulthood has decreased. It cites Insurance figures and census data showing a rising death rate among those over 65. It notes a claim by Rafael Gomez the bullfighter about killing 260 bulls in two years, linking danger and envy to Chicago stockyards.
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Rafael Gomez
New York
Chicago
New Jersey Woman Secures Divorce Over Coin Cutting Habit
A New Jersey woman wins a divorce claiming her husband habitually cut another woman's coins. The court notes insufficient caution in securing a diploma as eblropodiat.
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New Jersey
Call Screen Frost Limits Reach of the Board Lady
Fragmentary report notes a frost in Call Screen extending its effects beyond a householder known as the board lady. Details are unclear but imply cold conditions impacting local residents.
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Call Sreenee
Neep
World in Paragraphs Brief Record of Passing Events
A compact chronicling of notable occurrences from this and other nations. Highlights brief items in a period voice, noting deaths, political events, and major happenings shaping the world.
Minnesotan Republicans to nominate July first at St Paul
The Minnesota Republican convention will nominate state officers in St Paul on July 1. Other notes include airship accident survivors in Berkeley, the death of Archbishop Hourgade in Chicago, and political shifts from Nevada to Louisiana.
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St. Paul
Berkeley
California
Peter Hourgade
Corchbishop
Santa Fe
Chicago
United States
Samuel Douglas Denby
Louisiang
Senate
Toledo
Whitlock
John Sparks
Nevada
Mexico
Oklahoma
Arizona
Archdiocese of
Matz
Denver
Helena
Mont
Marysville
Ilinois
Anniversaries and Steel Industry News Across May Dates
May day marks Cuba’s sixth independence anniversary while the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad orders 2000 all steel coke and gondola cars. The Czar of Russia turned 40 as President Roosevelt sent felicitations. United States Steel reports no steel price cuts after talks with industry leaders. New York law classes sake as wine, not beer, after September 1. Governor Hughes signs bill amending the penal code to curb bucketshops. National Electric Light Association holds its 31st annual convention in Chicago with Ca Now Srey Tonic gatea present.
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Cuba
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
Ruesia
Roonevelt
B. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
New York
United States Court of Appeals of
San Francisco
Hughes
Benator
National Electric Light Association
Chicago
Srey Tonic
Congress and the Capital in 1911 maneuvers and bills
Military exercises at Fort Russell involving regulars and Wyoming Colorado militia run August to 19. Senate backs enlarged homestead bill excluding Idaho and California per state senators. Taft in Panama backs electoral integrity with US joining an electoral commission. Senate passes pensions for widows Carroll and Lazear. Sundry civil bill includes Warren land grant in Wyoming and witness fee hikes. Public buildings bill adds funds for Denver, Colorado Springs, Trinidad. trims Roswell site and Grand Junction. House approves 1.5 million for Tokyo expo participation. Roosevelt speaks none on Albany anti-race gambling bill. White House comments noted.
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Fort Russell
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Senate
Idaho
California
National Association of Plano Dealers Ring
Taft
Panama
United States
House
Jennie Carroll
James Carroll
United States Army
Mabel H. Lazear
Jesse W. Lascar
Army
Clark
Senate Public Buildings Committee
Amnibus
Denver
Colorado Springs
Trinidad
Grand Junction
Roswell
New Mexico
Wyoming university commencement week outlined
Acting President Towar and the University of Wyoming faculty schedule a week of events from Friday June 12 through Thursday June 18 including board of trustees opening, cadet exhibition, a sermon by Reverend Robert Le Harris, Alin association meeting and banquet, society night with Pinera's The Amazone, class day, commencement exercises, Dr Charles Olver Merela’s inauguration and a reception for Dr and Mrs Marcia in Larumle with state officials attending.
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Towar
University of Wyoming
Board of Trustees
Bine Calmirente
Robert le Harris
Cheyenne
Alin Association
Almont
Pinera
Elas
Charles Olver Merela
Univercatty
Merela
Marcia
Larumle
Death in mountain cabin outlines Wyoming news items
An obfuscated Wyoming bulletin reports J. W. Downing found dead in a Battle Lake area cabin after about a week and notes various regional developments. It mentions the Wyoming guachos annual state shoot at Sheridan starting June 7 for three days with some shooters entered. Rail plans include a Granger relocation by Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line to gain yards. The Blake sheep raid near Wind River is under sheriff scrutiny as raiders expected to be arrested. Burlington plans a Cheyenne spur to Fort Russell via Lake Minnehaha and military land. Cadet inspections at University of Wyoming include a noted girl cadet unit. A Laraime railroad clubhouse plan gains UP approval. A court dismisses Antonio Colamol’s mine damages suit. Edward Stahle surveys the Nebraska Wyoming Colorado line with border markers. Pathfinder dam near Casper aims for completion by year end, costing about nine million dollars for a 950000 acre water project. Willow Creek miners protest grazing within a district, fearing sheep forage loss to horses and mules.
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Hawaii Democratic Territorial Convention
Honolulu
Denver
W. J. Bryan
St. Petersburg
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Columbus
Ohio
Usoga
Uganda
East Africa
Selfridge
Baldwin
Hammondsport
New York
Edward
Russia
Portsmouth
Faulerie
London
International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
South America
Panama
Brotherhood
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
James Wilcocks
Amri-Kii
J. W. Downing
Battle Lake
Guo Chts
Wyoming
Sheridan
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Granger
J. W. Blake
Wind River
Blake
Stough
Burlington Railroad
Cheyenne
Fort D. A. Russell
Burlington
Roundhouse
Lake Minnehaha
Capitol Building
Military Reservation
Fort Sussell
Julius C. Penn
General Staff of
War Department
University of Wyoming
United States
Laramie
Wyoming Division
Antonio Colamol
Union Pacific Coal Company
Rock Springs
Edward F. Stahle
Reclamiation Service
Sweetwater River
Casper
Big Horn
Ireland
Nebraska
Boy Caught by Stone Directs Own Rescue
New York 12 year old Nicholas Buckeleln owes his life to calm escape as a four ton boulder pinned him in a cliff tunnel 40 feet above One Hundred and Fifty second Street. He directed rescuers to shift the rock four inches, freeing himself after firemen struggled to reach him with steel bars and ropes.
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New York
Nicholas Buckeleln
One Hundred and Fifty-second Street
Buckstein
McComb
Boon A5
John Scanlon
Truck 28
Tonvey
Tonney
Girl in Wellington walks three miles in sleep
Miss Amy Parker, 16, was found unconscious in a locked garden near Wellington Shropshire. She had walked at least three miles in her sleep, clutching a shilling, with a blanket, slippers, eyeglasses and a skirt beside her. She recalls nothing of the night or how she escaped.
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London
Amy Parker
Wellington
Shropshire
Baraboo man fails in death by own action with revolver
Nathan Wood bought a revolver vowing it would work or be refunded. When it failed to kill him, he returned the weapon to the store and demanded his money back, receiving a refund after inflicting only a flesh wound on himself.
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Baraboo
Wis
Nathan Wood
Wood
Blu
Swarthmore Dismisses Four Athletes for Unapproved Pranks
Four Swarthmore College athletes are dropped from the roster after faculty discipline over unapproved pranks. One player, Left Guard Smith, was credited with causing a scare by allegedly lifting a cow into a girls dormitory, leading to disciplinary action and suspension.
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Philadelphia
Swarthmore College
Smith
Foto
Girie
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Publicized
A 19th century notice praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female troubles. Letters from women in Gardiner Maine and Chicago claim cures without surgery after physicians advised operation. The ad extols roots and herbs and invites sick women to write for advice from Lynn Mass.
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Morse
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tynes
A. Williams
Gardiner Maine
E. Pinkham
Alvina Sperling
Cleybourne Ave
Chi
Chicago
Tydia B. Pinkham
How many seeds and feathers discussed in school talk
The Young Idea recalls a school Inspector asking how many seed compartments are in an apple and how many feathers are on a hen. He urges noticing small details in nature, inspiring students as a girl in class challenges peers to observe and learn.
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Mr. Taylor
Minnie
Not Time's Slave in Dublin Cab Chaos
A traveler with two hours in Dublin hires a taxi for a two hour tour. The driver speeds recklessly, narrowly avoiding collisions. When asked why, the cabby snaps that he won’t waste a whole day driving a two hour passenger, telling him to move along.
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Dublin
Paralyzed Woman Recovers After Sloan's Liniment
Mrs. Louis McKey of Oakland California says rheumatic paralysis struck her from the back to the foot and left her unable to move. After using Sloan's Liniment from a sample bottle she rose from bed after two applications and walked within three days, declaring it the sole medicine she used and now pain free. Emerson quote follows.
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Louis McKey
Seventh Street
Oakland
Cal
Sloan
Truth and Quality Appeal to the Well Informed
An advertisement extols Byrup of Fige and Elixir of Senna as a valued laxative. It claims the product cleanses and relieves internal organs without debilitating after effects, noting pleasant, natural action and physician approval. Manufactured by California Fig Syrup.
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California
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