Rotten milk wagons and dirty stables prompt health talk
A health board debate recounts a milk supplier wagon cleaned after workers refused entry due to unbearable filth. A veterinary speaker argued for power to clean suspected disease laden premises, citing disease worms in a deposit of mingled dirt and stagnant water.
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Brooke
Acme Lawilegk
Fly
Teward
Stewart
Nrew
Board of Health
Mayour
Minice
Heal Board
Vadhe
Burix
Mur saffer Se Guar Bee bafrs Tine in Burnettstown ad
Local reader G. T. from Burnettstown, Pa praises a stomach remedy sold by C. He. Anderson. He claims it cured his stomach trouble after trying other products and says he would not be without it at home.
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Stenbaey
Tadiyim
Milier
G. T
Eee Son, Liveryman
Burnettstown
Washington Co
C. HE. Anderson
Open to the People Rules at the Public Library
The board states the library is open to all, with certain groups allowed access to newspapers and magazines. Patrons may read on site, but no talking or taking items while others are reading.
Natives Fight British Forces in the South
Reports describe native attacks on European settlements as violence and murder surge along the coast. Over 50 Europeans reportedly killed, while natives press toward coast towns and resist with renewed determination. An appeal for British aid is expected.
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Seale
Isla
Great Britain
Democrats and conventions mix in 1902 party maneuvers
Fragmented reports from Illinois and Kentucky political events detail Democratic state conventions nominating governors, assembling delegates, and debating platform issues. Key figures include Samuel Aischuler, Adlai E. Stevenson, and James B. Williams. Goebel election law repeal plans surface in Kentucky. Prohibition and woman suffrage receive brief attention in a separate convention.
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Illnois Democracy
Springfield
Samuel Aischuler
Aurora
Kansas City
Alfred Scrude
Chicago
Benjamin. T. Cable
Rock Island
Con
Sressman
James B. Williams
Carmi
Edward Cohen
Charles Verne
Adlai E. Stevenson
Bloomington
George W. Fithian
Newton
Altgeld
Monroe
Porto
Chinese minister’s stance triggers armistice debate in Washington
Washington report notes Wu Pu as chief Chinese official shaping talks on foreign troops and armistice terms. Discussions reference Yangtze provisers and fears of Chinese autonomy, with U S officials considering implications for foreign presence and Chinese commitments.
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Lo Accese
Washington
Tuci
Wu Pau
Peking
Yang Treasley
Lee
Singular Case in Wheeling Sees Arrest of Gregg Couple
In Wheeling, Edward Gregg and his wife were arrested by county officers on a charge related to a child’s illness. The case is seen as a precedent in West Virginia, with authorities pursuing possible medical care for the sick child. A verdict or further actions are awaited with interest.
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Carter
Iran
An- Il
Lefor
Nus
Esce
Iron Yakail
Baicre
Inch
New York
Wheeling
Edward Gregg
Moundsyile
West Virginia
Fragmented City News Teems With Deepest Tragedies
The report lists multiple casualties and injuries after a series of crashes and a crowded electrical area incident. It notes the widow of Adam Forepigh, a famous showman, killed in a separate event. It mentions conspiracy cases against American Ice Company officers and a violent assault on Japanese laborers on the Montana Great Northern railway. Judge Tarvin announces a bid for Kentucky governor at the July Democratic state convention in Lexington.
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Mariam J. Rey
P. Eus
Adam Forepigh
Walter Nazis
Philadelphia
American Ice Company
New York Grand Jury
Great Northern Railway
Montana
Tarvin
Kentucky
Lexington
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