Is the U S Conservation Mad
An abstracted summary notes western belief that large tracts of public land are withdrawn from entry under U S conservation policy. It cites figures from Robert Devink and discussions in Leatie's Weekly and Hetel about massive withdrawals, with Montana Idaho New York and other states highlighted. It references a table of lands withdrawn corrected to Sept 1910.
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Filiness
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Robert Devik
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Medtana
Hetel
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Fragmented public notices drift through uncertain speech
A garbled, period style passage references mandates from a dreamlike authority, calls for action on indictments, and mentions officials like a labor commissioner. It notes suggestions for senators, Oscar Hammerstein leaving America, a Chicago chemist claim, and a pair of fatal accidents, all in a fragmented, reflective tone.
Taft and Taft era politics skewered in a biting column
The piece mocks President Taft’s stance as a sinking ship and attacks his potential move toward Progressive Republicanism. It also lampoons figures including Lind Cavilleri and Howard Chanler, noting public suspicion toward forged names and a prosecutor’s integrity amid political skirmishes.
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First Aid To A Frown At Protracted Meeting
A Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph report describes a humorous scene during a lengthy meeting. A woman, tardy for a service, explains her horse bolted after a passing train, with a bystander suggesting the pace kept her from arrival.
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Pittsburg
Fragmentary dialogue about faith and a bellyband bursting
A brief dialogue scene shows a speaker urging trust in the Lord while another character responds calmly. The exchange ends with a remark about trusting the Lord and a bellyband breaking, followed by a prompt to jump.
Old Lady and Boy Play Hidden Under Maple Tree
An offbeat verse recalls a child and an old lady playing hide and seek under a maple tree. The girl and boy share a tender, long remembered scene as the child counts and searches, ending with a warm, intimate reveal.
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C, Bunner
Various Global Notes on Industry and Society
Reports cover metric adoption in Belgium, cement formulations with shellac and ammonia, a St Petersburg lab name, Indian aid drives for Pera Ghazi Khan, Norway’s farming prominence, Saxony forest laws, an electric potato peeler, low wages in Indian tea labor, opium trade shifts to 1917, police transfers, rose exports surges to London, and Bengal Assam plantation activity.
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Opium Department
Police
London court notes outdoor advertising issue emerges
A London court case highlights a new form of outdoor advertising evil. A constable found a man painting ads on a pavement and charged him with willfully depositing paint on the footway. the culprit was discharged.
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Aged Carpenter Ends Life After Taunt in Norwalk
In South Norwalk on December 6 a 62 year old carpenter, William Saunders, bought clothes and a revolver after being taunted for struggling with a bundle. He then went to a vacant lot and shot himself four times in the head, dying at Norwalk hospital. The taunt story quote reads When Poorly A Joke It’s time to die. Saunders’ coworkers reported ongoing mistreatment.
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Colorado department headquaters may move
The article details a military career spanning the Apache and Sioux campaigns in New Mexico and Arizona to the Philippines and Mindanao. It notes roles as adjutant general of Mindanao, commander of military operations in Central Mindanao, and later a military attaché in Japan and governor of Moro province. It also mentions high standing in Washington and Chicago clubs and regard as a promising army officer.
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Lengthy call for broad land and resource reform
The speaker urges repeal of the restriction on executive reassertion of forest lands in Oregon Washington Idaho Montana Colorado and Wyoming. He proposes government coal and phosphate leases with long terms and fixed royalties, two year prospecting rights, and direct federal water power leasing with adjustable rates and anti monopoly safeguards.
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Washington
Idaho
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Wyoming
Collapse at Colorado Yule Marble Vault Kills Three Workers
A vault at the Colorado Yule Marble company office collapsed yesterday afternoon, killing two Italians and one American who were inside. Officials attribute the accident to the fault of a supporting beam, and investigation will determine exact causes and accountability.
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Jealousy Drives French Father to Murder Son at School
Emile Lapierre, director at the Technical School in St Denis, murdered his year old son Maurice to punish his wife for alleged infidelity. He discovered love letters to his wife from another man and attacked her before taking Maurice from the Marseilles kindergarten. The couple had debated before the man vanished, and police fear for the mother's fate.
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Maurice
Marselli
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Mrs. Eddy Still Directs Church Despite No Office
Reports state Mrs. Eddy died without medical attention after hours of coughing and lung congestion. Those close to her told Dr. George L. West the leader was weak for hours before death and could not exercise the physician’s care.
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Fragmentary Note on a Patient’s Diminished Care
Incomplete excerpt describes a patient receiving no medical attention despite illness. References Thorn and Mrs. Eddy noting powers during the final rational hours, highlighting uncertain care and restraint in the late stage.
Cummings Seeks Tariff Revisions and Committee Time Limits
Senator Cummings will introduce a rescalation to begin tomorrow aimed at revising a single tariff schedule without opening the rest of the law to amendment. He also plans a resolution to limit the time a bill can be held in a senate committee to sixty days.
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Washington
Cummings
Senate
Garment Makers' Strike Moves to Uncertain Path
Chicago December 6. The garment makers strike remains unsettled as tailors refuse talks for arbitration. Police Chief Steward issues a permit for fifty thousand strikers to parade tomorrow, heightening the dispute.
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