Bureau of Fisheries Wins Global Scale Support and Expansion
Nearly 40 years after its start the U S government expanded the bureau of fisheries operations across Atlantic coast Great Lakes and Pacific regions. Hatcheries and subhatcheries multiply output with millions of fish annually while emphasis remains on food fish and game species and on scientific study.
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United States
Congress
National Fishery Service
Office of Commissioners of Fish and Fisheries
Bureau of Fisheries
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
Bureau
Delaware River
Maine
New Jersey
North Carolina
Florida
Central Station
Washington
America
Isl
Massachusetts
Chesapeake Bay
Ontario
Alaska
Pacific
Pacific Coast
California
Baird
McCloud River
Sacramento
Oregon
Oregon City
Wohlamette River
Columbia
Oregonvand
Washinton
Rogue River
Teeth and gums health lesson from Dr Woods Hutchinson
An article extols dental care stressing brushing gums and chewing coarse foods to strengthen teeth. It notes 38 named tooth types in a mouth and urges cleanliness to prevent decay, referencing Dr Woods Hutchinson via The Survey.
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Themaelves
Woods Hutchinson
Slaver Among His Ancestors Letter by Alexandre Dumas Jr
In an open letter, Alexandre Dumas the younger, member of the French Academy and famed playwright, addresses the Bishop about his ancestry and the legacy of slavery. The correspondence probes historical ties and moral responsibility within the family lineage.
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Alexandre Dumas the Younger
French Academy
Leopard Shot By Chance for Choice Reference
A brief item notes a remark claiming a leopard was shot on the spot, attributed to Chance for Choice with a quoted exchange about which leopard was targeted.
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Lipplncott
When She Wanted to Go
E D Whitley, a local steamship ticket agent, was approached by a Swedish girl in his office. She had been in the country only a few months and spoke of wanting to sail to Gothenburg. The police inquired when she wished to depart and she answered that she wanted to go when the boat starts.
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E. D. Whitley
Sho
Tay
Sweden
Pha
No Faith in Postponments Distress of a Mother
Mrs Ackroyd faces an anxious delay as her daughter Beasley contracts whooping cough on the eve of a planned journey. The doctor forbids travel, berths remain unused, and the family mourns a postponed trip while hoping the child improves within days.
Three Central Railroad Executives Arrested in $1.5 Million Fraud
Chicago police detained Frank B. Narrman Charles L. Ewing and John M. Taylor three former Illinois Central officers on warrants alleging conspiracy to cheat and defraud the railroad in a case tracing to about $1.5 million. The graft probe began a year ago and may widen to involve other executives and railroads.
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Chicago
Central Mlinois Railroad Company
Frank B. Narrman
Charles L. Ewing
Hues
Ohio River
John M. Taylor
J. T. Harahan
Illinois Central Railroad
Harriman
Ewing
Harrison Street
Sarahan Roxan
Longworth Rejects Cannon for House Speakership
Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio says he will not vote for Joseph G Cannon again as speaker. Cannon vows to stay in the race amid criticism from the Tate administration. The piece also notes ICC order on equitable distribution of coal cars among mines and rail carriers.
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Beverly
Mars
J. G. Calnnon
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Roosevelt
Longworth
Mr. Cannon
House of Representatives
Danville
Joseh G Cannon
Tate
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Health authorities wage war on infantile paralysis
Washington reports an epidemic of infantile paralysis nationwide prompting actions by Surgeon General Walter Wyman and public health officials. Researchers credit Dr Pietner for a blood-injection discovery while warnings stress contagion and hygiene. Springfield matures plans to delay school openings by two weeks amid about 150 local cases with nearby Suffield and Hartford seeing cases and fatalities.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Walter Wyman
Bureau
Wade Hampton Snow
Pietner
Rockefeller
Wyman
Springfield
Mass
Frost
Health Department
New England
Board of Health
Suffield
Conn
Hartford Health Department
Count Money Only Twice in Washington Bureau Reform
Washington reports a reform in currency handling where paper money will be counted once instead of twice, reducing work and saving about $30,000 annually. The changes will also eliminate thirty female clerk positions at $1,000 each per year.
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Washington
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Treasury Department
Twin Joens Twin in Denver Death Case
Farry Crisp, a Elyria Ohio businessman, murdered himself in a sanitarium by tying a bath robe cord to his bed post and strangling in a brooding scene prompted by his twin brother Duyen In’s death case in Denver.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Duyen Insang
Farry Crisp
Elyria
Bankers Heist Sparks Riots in Pittsburg Private Rooms
Pacelli is accused of diverting about 100000 dollars of depositor funds from his private banking rooms at 4790 Lavalera avenue triggering violent unrest by Italian locals. Police across the county were urged to locate him as chaos erupted over the alleged loss.
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Helvin
Pacchii
Pittsburg
Munzlo
A. Pacelli
Pennsylvania
Po Nce
Pacelli
Laveral Avenue
Dav id Ranken Jr Dies After Giving $3 Million Gift
Atlantic City reports the death of David Ranken Jr a St Louis philanthropist and founder of the mechanical trades school bearing his name He died in Bladon Hall apartments from heart disease He was 74 a bachelor and from Royston Londonderry Ireland Just before leaving for Atlantic City in June he gave $3 000 000 to the school of mechanical trades.
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Philanthropise
Atlantic City
N.J
David Ranken
St. Louis
School of Mechanical Trades
Bladdon Hall
Royston
County Londonderry
Teland
Ranken
Massive Northwest Forest Fires Devastate Western Montana
Western Montana and surrounding areas faced massive forest fires burning about 10 000 square miles from Idaho to Montana and Washington with at least 150 dead and more than double that missing. Towns such as Wallace Burke Taft and Osburn were wiped out or heavily damaged. Rescue efforts deployed hundreds of firefighters while losses ran into tens of millions and reforestation will take a lifetime.
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Missoula
Mon
Montana
Coeur d‘Alene
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Butte
Man
Montang
Wallace
Burke
Taft
Spokane
Mullan
Wardner
Kelloge
Osburn
Regis
Hamilton
Stevensville
Salter
Rivulet
Superior
Iron Mountain
Ovando
Darby
Woodside
Libby
Troy
Thompson Falls
Holétknap
White Pine
Noxon
Heron
Cedar Spur
Barker and
Nelhart
New York
Boston
Duluth
Coeur d'Alene
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Vermont
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhody Island
John J. Boyd
Figent
The
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Panatic Dies After Six Week Fast Leader of Local Sect
Rev John O Neil Irving a Dallas Baptist church former pastor died in a cottage on Benner street after a fast of over six weeks observed with J E Butler Nellie Boyle and her niece Alice Griffin All are members of the sect Irving led called The Disciples of the Holy Ghost With the Gift of Tongues Alice Griffin says she was forced to fast and ate ravenously when food was provided by police attempting nourishment.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John O'Neil Irving
Dallas
Tex
Benner Street
J. E. Butler
Nellie Boyle
Alice Griffn
Irving
Disciples of the Holy Ghost
Alice Griffin
Machinery replaces labor in agriculture exports rise
Washington reports a labor shortage in many countries pushing farmers to use labor saving machinery. A bureau bulletin notes nearly 30 million dollars of agricultural machinery exported in the fiscal year just ended with Russia and Argentina as key markets.
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Washington
Bureau of Manufactures
Trussia
Argentina
Women complain of Mormon men in Pittsfield incident
Pittsfield women report to police that men claiming to be Mormon elders sought money from them and pressured a young woman in West Pittsfield who chased an alleged missionary from her home.
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Pittsfield
Mass
West Pittield
Utah
Silver Service Gift for Delaware Battleship Presentation
The Delaware gift committee will present a silver service valued at 10 000 dollars to the battleship Delaware. The ceremony is planned for October 6 with the object described as a gift of the people of Delaware.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Dell
50 000 Miler Hands To Be Ideed Cotton Mills Curtailment
Boston reports millions of spindles idle in late summer. New England mills employing 30 000 workers announce further curtailment. Many other centers expected to follow suit as mills plan layoffs from one week to sixteen days late this month into September.
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New England
Boston
Shortage of Cars Predicted by Railway Association
Chicago report warns shippers of an impending fall car shortage issued by the American Railway association as wheat shipments strain Western railroads. In St Paul Frank W Water man, Ramsey County State Bank president, received 43 days in the workhouse for speeding his car, judge Finehout presiding.
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Chicago
American Railway Association
St. Paul
Minn
Frank W. Waterman
Ramsey County State Bank
Finehout
No Harvest Home This Year in Trenton
Broad Street Methodist Episcopal church cancels harvest home due to high food prices.
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Trenton
N. J
Broad Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Burlington Railway Ticket Fraud Scandal Uncovered
Burlington railroad officials reveal a ticket swindle involving conductors trainmen and ticket sellers in Omaha Nevada causing losses of thousands. Several men implicated have been discharged and a major shakeup among staff is expected.
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Burlington
Omaha
Nev
Burlington Railroad
Lurlington
Rural Malls by Automobile and Sea Isle Tragedy
Great Britain uses automobile trucks to transport mall matter between London and Birmingham. Three men drown at Sea Isle City New Jersey while bathing Sunday: Charles Cook of Howard University Washington Rudolph Romberg and Walter Lechtner of Camden North Carolina.
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Washington
Great Britain
London
Birmingham
Sea Isle
Sea Isle City
N. I
Charles Cook
Howard — University
Mnd
Rudolph Romberg
Walter Lechtner
Camden, N. C
Pugnisties at Blow Philadelphia Fatality Report
Frederick Castor twenty years old died at Prankford hospital after being knocked unconscious by Frank Sullivan in a Doxing boat of the Frankford Athletic club. He lay unconscious overnight before succumbing to injuries.
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Blow
Philadelphia
Frederick Castor
Prankford
Frank Sullivan
Frankford Athletic Club
President Taft denies break with Roosevelt in New York row
In a Beverly written letter to Lloyd G Griscom Taft denial of aiding Col Theodore Roosevelt’s temporary chairmanship, a published telegram shows Taft advised Sherman to confer with Ward and Woodruff before action. He says Sherman did not follow his wishes and that no other name besides Elihu Root was discussed.
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New York
William H. Tatt
Lloyd G.griscom
Beverly
Griscom
Col. Theodora Roosevelt
Republican State Committee
Republican Machine
James 8. Sherman
Sherman
William L. Ward
Timothy Woodruff
Roosevelt
M. K. Hart
Oneida County
Utica
Mr. Sherman
Mr. Ward
Mr. Woodruff
Colonel Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Estrada Leads Insurgents in Managua Uprising
Anti American outbreaks spread as Juan J Estrada and the gapuippats seize Managua. Madriz retreats, the insurgent victory prompts a provisional administration under Estrada. Riots cause ruin and fear among Americans amid looting and chaos.
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Managua
Juan J. Estrada
Nicaragua
Mena
Madriz
Estrada
Ada
Pirates Kill Ship Captain Aboard Buckman Off Oregon Coast
The Alaska Pacific steamship Buckman was held by two deserters, "Frenchy" West and George Washington Wise, who shot and killed Captain Wood and terrorized the crew for two hours. West fell overboard after being cornered. Wise was captured and brought ashore for trial.
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San Francisco
Buckman
Oregon Coast
Navy
Frenchy” West
Fred Thomas
George Washington Wise
Wood
West
Wise
Germ Proof Bills Out Circulated by Spokane Bank
Spokane bank circulates $56,002 in germ proof notes signed with carbolic ink. The notes are laundered with an antiseptic ink containing carbolic compounds, claimed to kill germs and preserve cleanliness of currency. The U S treasury tests devices to launder notes, but Spokane stresses its sanitary money record.
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Spokane
Washington
National Bank of
Wash
United States
Treasury Ant
Sibley withdraws from Congress race over ill health
Joseph C. Sibley Republican nominee in the Twenty-eighth district withdraws from the race citing ill health. The move raises questions about the impact on the court audit of his primary campaign expenses. His sworn statement listed expenses totaling $42,000 reflecting $1.80 per vote received.
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Congress
Sharon
Joseph C. Sibley
Dies When Scare is Tied in Philadelphia Cleveland Game
During the excitement of tying the score in the tenth inning between Philadelphia and Cleveland, Moses Nathan, sixty, a retired wholesale cloth salesman, fell from his seat and died within moments. Buffalo, N. C.—Ralph B. Cole, a Yale sophomore, identified after dying from a gunshot wound found in Delaware Park hospital. Bandits Get 45 Years—Dunbar Bishop, Charles Dunbar, and Joseph C. Brown sentenced in Fairfield County for a China and Japan festival holdup near Goodyear on April 16.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Moses Na
Sng
Buffalo
N. C
Delaware Park
Ralph B. Cole
Saranac Latte
Yale University
Fairfield. Cat
Art Dunbar Bishop
Allas Charles Dunbar
Joseph C. Brown
China
Japan
Goodyear
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Autun
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Mia Ackroyde
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New York Journal
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Springfeld
Treasury
Joens
Denveih
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Providence
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Rhode Island
American Woolen Company
Barry
Arist
Caps Town
South Africa
Richard Arnst
Australia
Ernest Barry
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David Ranken, Jr
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