Fate of Eskimos Seen From White Contact
The Cleveland Plain Dealer cites Dr. Grenfell warning that white explorers and traders corrupt indigenous peoples, causing moral and physical decay. Across the Arctic to the Pacific, natives have suffered from the vices and diseases learned from whites, risking extinction without timely civilizing intervention.
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Sears
Suez
Cleveland Plain Dealer
New York
Grenfell
Labrador
Alaska
Pacific’ Islands
Fate
Dr. Grenfell
Seek ing Source of the Great White Plague
At the National Association meeting in Washington on May 6 experts discussed bovine and human tuberculosis infection sources. Dr. Dunn described TB's hidden forms in children and X rays as key in detecting latent cases, while Dr. Shaw argued human contagion, not milk, as the main route of infant infection.
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Washington
National Association of the
Charles Hunter Dunn
Boston
Henry L. K. Shaw
Albany
Bold Stock Buggies at Bt B. A. Satterfield Co
See Bt B A Satterfield Co for big stock buggies and good looking, reliable models. Prices are right and selection includes best makes for immediate sale.
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Bt B. A
Satterfield & Co
Letter misdirection sparks domestic confusion
Mrs Ferguson demands to know what George did with a letter to Aunt Rachel. George fumbles through a pocketful of letters at breakfast, confirming he mailed the item while asserting the message asked to cancel a six week visit.
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George
Ferguson
Chicagoribune
Rachel
Mr. Ferguson
Lucia
J P Street & Co Offers Virginian Land Plaster and Bags
Carload Virginian Land Plaster priced at $1.00 per sack and cotton bags at $10 per ton offered by J P Street & Co, Tohtaw.
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J. P. Street & CO
Postmaster Mistakenly Varnishes Postoffice With Maple Syrup
In Rowayton Postmaster George W. Bryan hired F. H. Hall to varnish the postoffice. A twoquart can of varnish was mistaken for maple syrup and used on Sunday. The error was discovered Monday with maple-syrup walls. No fraud intended. new garnish and syrup ordered.
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George W. Bryan
Rowayton
Bryan
F. H. Hall
Hall
Riot at San Francisco Strikes Turn Violent
In San Francisco on May 7 a 1700 strong strike by United Railways motormen and inspectors escalated into a baying mob attack. Cars were ambushed on Fillmore and Turk streets as glass shattered, shots fired, and at least eighteen people injured, including a detective sergeant and a patrolman.
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San Francisco
United Rai
Berkone
Satelite
Burns
Turk and
Pillmore Streets
Mooney
Fillmore Street
Turk Street
Turk
Buchanan Streets
Union
Wilt
Fillmore Streets
Roosevelt Opposes Third Term Says President Will Not Accept Nomination
Louisville May 2 The Courier Journal will publish a direct reply to queries about Roosevelt's stance on a third term. The editor cites two Washington sources claiming the President told journalists he would not accept the nomination if it sent him back to the White House. The piece notes the Washington Times should verify and asserts the editor accepts the testimony as fact, urging readers to subscribe for the Herald.
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Louisville
Boston Journal
The
Washington Times
Roosevelt
Watterson
Courier-Journal
Washington
Courier- Journal Weli
Leary’s Stand Ended Guam Slavery Trade
Capt Richard Leary, soon to be named Rear Admiral, ended bondage on Guam after confronting a former Spanish Treasury official who sought return of a slave. His raid on slavery shocked officials yet earned praise from the U.S. for protecting American interests in Pacific affairs. Leary, a Maryland native, faced multiple Navy battles and died the day of his appointment.
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New York Sun
United States
Guam
Pacific
Richard Leary
Lawry
Laviry
Leary
Dick” Leary
Navy
Congress
Navy Department
Germany
Adams
Samoa
Adler
Maryland
Capt. Leary
Baltimore
Peter Leary, Jr
The
Sewerage Commission
Red Cloud Ends Plea With Call to Follow White Man's Path
The dying Sioux chief Red Cloud, age over 90 and blind, delivers a farewell message to Buffalo Bill urging whites to treat Indians well and to follow a path that he says his people will pursue. He thanks past foes and asks for aid to keep his people fair and prosperous. He notes his desire for peace, friendship, and paternal care from the Great Father.
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Red Cloud
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Pe Har-Hasha
Bill McCune
Colonel Cody
Pe-Hiv Hasha
Oane
Yan Sien
Manttow
Red Brother
Father Washington
Black Robe
Sky
Scarface
Pine Ridge
New Kind of Boy Nowadays Explores Modern Youth
A critical look at the modern boy, contrasting discipline and rebellion. The piece notes boys grow up in a strenuous era, resist traditional punishment, and may self-destruct or lash out, with anecdotes about Clifford and parental attitudes.
Mobile faces push to curb indecent masking at Mardi Gras
At an open Mobile council meeting, Alderman E. W. Faith's ordinance to bar masked women from visiting saloons during Mardi Gras won committee approval. Ministers union and carnival leaders urged a clean carnival, while Mayor Lyons pledged enforcement even without the police chief present.
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General Counci
Mobile
Council
Mobile Register
E. W. Faith
Monk
Carnival Association
Lyons
Swiss Celebrate Tell Legend Despite Historians’ Doubts
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Switzerland marks the six hundredth anniversary of the Tell apple incident. Historians question the tale of William Tell, but the myth endures as an engaging story. Modern archery proofs show an expert could split an apple on a head without harm, and Cincinnati readers recall a sensational actor from a local theater.
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Cincinnnati Enquirer
Switzerland
Welliam Tell
Cincinnati
Fire in East End Damages Resort, Sparks Losses
A morning blaze in East End caused damage to a local resort. Authorities reported estimated losses around 200 dollars with crews contained the fire after addressing the blaze. No injuries were immediately listed.
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East End
Brazil’s Modern Boom Nurtures Railways Ports and Cities
The piece extols Brazil’s vast rail expansion and a subsidized Lloyds Brazilian line ferrying passengers and freight from Rio de Janeiro to Ignitos and up the Amazon to New York and Buenos Aires. It notes orders for two 12 000 ton liners to run New York Rio in eleven days, cites Manaos’s $2 000 000 opera house and electric city, and highlights Minas capital Belle Horgate’s jetty and Rio’s $100 million modernization efforts.
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Republic of
Bra- Jaii
United States
Alaska
Tropics
Lloyds Brazilian
Rio Janeiro
Ignitos
Amazon
New York
Buenos Ayree
Rio
Wiles Ester
Brae
Manaos
Minas
Belle Horgate
Kokoma Pioneer Farm Fence Coiled Steel Spring Wire
Tolstéwit J. P. Street & Co. markets Kokoma Pioneer Farm Fence made of coiled steel spring wire. The company claims higher sales than all competitors combined.
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Kokoma
Tolstéwit J. P. Street & CO
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Je Hn Gartner
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Stamford
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Clifford
Brazil
Reo Bennett
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