Chicago professor claims 70 have stayed death's hand
A Chicago professor addressed the American Pavlstn Secery at the annual gathering, describing experiments on marine specimens and a claim that a potassium solution can counteract a destructive unknown ferment. He cited observations that certain sea organisms remained viable after exposure and that decayed tissue did not drive the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Noatinan
Dacqueas Foeb
University of Chiefes
Etargal
Tife
Imara di Tdi
Forrtoopih
Pavsios Secery
Remarkable Financial Turmoil Across Treasury Markets
A chaotic report describes surging treasury surpluses and mounting demand amid wartime strains. Officials fret over how to dispose of excess funds as bond markets react and calls grow for policy action to stabilize the Treasury.
Marvelous feat of engineering on the Chicago Burlington route
Reports describe a monumental railway tunnel or cut near Iowa Valley, with seventy one feet depth and two hills separated by 2600 feet. Pipe work and surveying precede long term operations as construction pressures grow along the route.
Immigration Surge Seen This Year Versus Any Since 1308
Fragmentary report notes rising migration with unclear figures and origins. The text references East wear and mentions a comparison to a year 1308, but no specific events, agencies, or locations are readable.
New Leader Elected for Tomiusany Hall Union
Richard Croker retires from the Tomiusany Hall leadership and Lewis Nixon is elected successor at a Saturday meeting. Nixon, about 40, vows to be an active head, not a figurehead, as he plans a trip to Europe for an indefinite period.
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Charl Croker
New York
Tomiusany Hall
Pioanes Comtiittes
Europe
Lewis Nixon
Suecessor
Nixon
Tiger Organization
Republican Partisanship Across the South and Roosevelt
The piece argues that Southern Republicans face neglect in cabinet appointments and party leadership, blaming South white leaders and black voters. It cites Ohio and Missouri figures, praises Roosevelt while criticizing Hanna, and notes Democratic and Republican debates over policy and discipline.
Democrats Will Win and Roosevelt Indiscreet in Porto Rico Letter
A Washington dispatch argues that all Congress members fall into two parties echoing party unity in Indiana. It cites Roosevelt's controversial letter to the War Secretary over rough riders versus other volunteers. Criticism also targets Mr Payne’s appointment and political loyalties amid Hull-like party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Dubois Nak
Ef Pdahe
Wierselves
Democratic Party
Lindsay
Mentucky
Pemaves Iita
Diel
Piere
National House
Lndiana Democracy
Greenville
Ind
Tribune
Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Rough Riders
Generil Miles
Boston Post
Payne
Las
Thoere
Ree Press
Origin of the Order of the Garter Legend
A Detroit Journal snippet recalls a legend about the origin of the Order of the Garter. It cites a monarch addressing barons with praise and the barons replying with a jocular line, prompting the king to make them all knights of the garter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Garter
Edward VI
William II
Loreupon
Knights of the Garter
Hhose
Detroit Journal
Husband and wife dispute over dress bill in letter confession
In Boston a husband claims the wife countermanded an order for a dress but she says she wrote to the firm the next day and posted the letter. The husband presents the dress and bill as proof, while the wife says the letter sits in his coat pocket. The exchange highlights misunderstandings over correspondence and payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Herald
Americans Buy Land in Saskatchewan Western Canada
A Michigan farmer reports from Saskatoon and nearby towns that soils are rich black loam and crops such as wheat and oats reach extraordinary yields. He describes large land purchases by American buyers from Minnesota, with plans to improve extensive tracts. He travels from Winnipeg to Regina and Prince Albert noting the region as a superior stock country and farming land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Saskatoon
Lent
Allegan County
Canada
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Mysel
Verndillon
Edmonuton
Weinskiwin
Lacumbe
Macleod
Regina
Prince Albert
Zostbern
Dueck Lake
Minnesota
Getting On in New England Oil Field Humor
A Harvard graduate, last June, tells a Boston Christian Register correspondent that work is thriving. He jokes that he has not yet been paid but rates himself as possibly the best oiling of machinery in New England.
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Roosevelt
Teosevelt
Spain
Saintingo
AL DeArmond
Ransom
Chnaba
Neb
Democratic Party
Santingu
New Orleans Picayune
Poraker
Mer. Vianna
Nepublian Party
Chios
Ohio
Miark Tamia
Ae Tias
Parker
Collowera
Olive
Welena Miner
Leo
His Majesty's Dockyard
Portsmouth
England
St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs Oil
T. Jacobs Oil
Elizabeth S. Rabbets
Gratton Street
Milekind, Landrort
Vogeler
St. Jacobs Vil, Ltd
Baltimore
Harvard
New Tingland
Boston Christian Register
Hall's catarrh cure advertisement and notices
Oath of Frank J Cheney censor of Jh. J. Caveney & Co promising one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason, Toledo. Also mentions Italian railroads sale to private corporations in 1889 and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup teething remedy offered 2 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayate
Onlo
Cipy
Torteno
Locas
Frank J. Cheney
Jh. J. Caveney & Co
Foledo
Hall
J. Qheney
A.D. Isu
Maly
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Enginger
Mandie
Youngs
Shiojleville-Funtal
Joseph Phogunir
Ile
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Poiley
Facques Loeb
Uade Annas Ovortiowine
Eredi
Grice
Pepoluwen
Tages
Donsoe
United States
Lyman J. Gase
Donisel
Taestio
Lovatory
Shaw Rita
Tates
Shpcrutary OF
TREASURY @AG
Livian Ee MaLieod
Elititiman
Tibet
Richard Croker
Tasmans
Watts Lewis Nixon
Atromies
Inox
Smith
Slane
U Treasury
Missouri
Liitebock
South
Washington City
Atlanta Constitution
James G. Blaine
MacWhinley
Meliiley
Hanna
McAkinsey
Messinser
Cire
Lanna
Theodore Roosevelt
Medsinler
American Commonwealth
Pheodors Roosevelt
Buffalo Times
William Toebel
Tstylor
Gov. Durbin
Kentucky
Saskatchewan
A.W. Gleason
Notary Public
Chesey & CO
Tolado
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