Scrapple Trade and Vivid Food Lore in Philadelphia
An excerpt contrasts Philadelphia scrapple production with rural lore, detailing plant processes, pork sourcing, and canning. It notes trains bringing pigs and finished tins, praises the dish, and quotes a New York press piece. The passage also touches on a stray theatre anecdote and a health testimonial praising Postum Coffee substitute.
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Scrapple Trust
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
America
New York Press
Travel by stereoscope claims real world journeys at home
A New York firm showcases a stereoscopic travel system using two eye perspective cards and a binocular viewer to render life size scenes from Martinique and elsewhere. The exhibit explains depth perception, two eyed vision, and a map guided experience enabling authentic feelings of location and travel without ships or trains.
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New York
Underwood & Underwood
Martinique
Nature
Prats
Oyce
le Conte
Itis
New York University
Lough
Jesse Lyon Hurlbut
D. D
Palestine
D. J. Emmgou
James C. Eguert, Jr
Colimbin University
Italy
James H. Breasted
Chicago Univers Aity
Egypt
James Whntton
China
George Kennan
Campbell Bannerman returns as Liberal leader in Britain
The London scene centers on Arthur Balfour’s cabinet resignations accepted by King Edward. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman is invited for interview as Liberals scramble to form a new government. Honors are issued for retiring officials while policy hints hover around Irish home rule and a possible Labour alliance.
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London
England
Politeni Crista
United Kingdom
Arthur
Balfour
Edward
Henry Campbell-Hannerman
Henry
Scotland
Henry Campbell Bannermoor
Privy Council
Thomas Sanderson
Waler
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Ireland
Stirling
James Kerr Hardle
Cotton saves state credit in Mississippi sale
Governor Vardaman directs sale of state farm products including cotton raised by convicts at state fairs. The $12,000 from the sale benefits the educational fund while the treasury balance remains under $10,000 and large drafts are anticipated. Settlement talks with London coal merchants and the Coal Porters Union have not succeeded.
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Jackson, Miss
Vardanan
Mississippi
Educational Fund
Yvardaman
London England
Coal Porters’ Union
W.L. Douglas
Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Douglas
Douglas Strong
Brockton, Mags
New Disease in London InfluenNeuralgia Affects City
Special cable dispatch reports a new London disease influenza neuralgia. The year’s influenza emerges under a new form. Also noted were the death of financier Sir Clinton Edward Dawkins of J P Morgan Co, mutiny quelled in Sappers, railway wage rises in Western Canada, a football injury in Sedalia, timber exports to Newport News, a railroad wreck blame on a driver, a theatre owners ruling on ticket sales, a pro Jews intercession request, and a fatal London roof collapse at Charing Cross.
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London
England
Clinton Edward Dawkins
J. PY. Morgan & Co
Hughes to Keep Up Work On Insurance Probes In 1906
Washington reports show the Armstrong Insurance Investigating Committee planning continued inquiry into 1906. Sessions to be held five days weekly, with calls for more transparency from insurers and possible summonses for Cortelyau Huss and Odell. Cortelyou faces questions over a $225,000 corporate fund and a $25,044 Equitable contribution.
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New York City
Armstrong Insurance
Tey
New York
Repubicans
Charles J. Hughes
Hughes
Ughes
Cortelyau
Corneline M. Huss
Odell
Washington, D. C
Postminster Spet
Eral Cortelyau
Republican National Committee
Unse
Republican
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Cortelyou
Ington
Washington
Swan
Republican National
Woman at Bay in Car Sidetracked at Farmington Station
A frightened woman firing at travelers in a sidetracked car near Farmington Station held occupants at bay with a revolver. A decoy dummy was used in attempts to force surrender, a second ruse failed, and no one was hurt or captured. The woman, en route from Washington DC to Tulsa, became violent. authorities traced a telegram from Vancouver Washington and a photograph found in her bag linked to Spokane.
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Girard
Vanedirs
Farmington Station
Washington, D.C
Tulsa
Vancouver
Washington
Horry
Balkbridge
Miller
Spokane
Libby
Two Americans Ordered to Leave Prussia Forest Majeste
London reports two young American women received expulsion orders crossing the Prussian frontier within twenty four hours after allegedly speaking unreservedly of the Kaiser on a tram. The incident described as lese majeste caused diplomatic friction and raised questions about wartime conduct and censorship.
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Prussia Forest
London
England
Berth
Morning Leader
Wholesale Prices Quoted in New York BOLE Mille Exchange
New York wholesale market listings show Mille Exchange quotes for standard quality at 34 40 per quart with various dairy, fruit, poultry, and produce items. State dairy, creamery products, and fancy grades appear alongside prices for apples, grapes, cranberries, cranberries, and assorted vegetables and grains with multiple grade distinctions. The page lists weights, baskets, and per hundred or per dozen pricing for goods including fowls, ducks, geese, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, lettuce, cabbage, and greens with significant entity variety.
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New York
Liman
Cal
Ben Davis
Dear
Kiefer
Sheldon
Concord
Delaware
Pune
May
Ethaw
L. T
Duluth
Beeves
Middle West testimony on Interior trade and building demand
Kansas City reports high activity in Interior trade with favorable weather boosting building. Jobbers note strong demand for materials as towns expand and a cash holiday trade is anticipated. Staple dealers report a fine fall market and optimistic year end prospects.
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Middle West
Kansas City
Southwest
Industrial and political trends shape a cautious year
Over recent weeks politics dominated the American stage while industry and commerce kept steady. Lumber output rose to 780,215,58 feet valued at $12,000,000, up 105,000,000 feet from last year. Copper demand surged as visible supply shrank, while exports to Canada reached $166,000,000. Machinery idle and labor tensions in the fundh trades hint at possible future disputes amid firmer metal market signals.
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Adirondack
Catskill
Monument yearns for fallen heroes and overlooked lives
The Boston Globe recounts Grover Cleveland musing on a monument after death, lamenting the neglect of ordinary women and heroes in favor of grand granite memorials. Niagara River carries massive flow and falls 627 feet, while engineers quantify its energy. A Philadelphia Record note warns trimmed hats cannot be returned as stores curb abuse.
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Grover Cleveland
John ¥. Wike
Enya
Boston Globe
Mr. Wise
Niagara River
Lake Urle
Lake Ontario
United States Engineers
Niagara
Market Street
Klesima
Philadelphia
Beveridge Reflects On A Laugh That Shaped A Career
A quoted anecdote from Success notes Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana recounting how a careless laugh during a West Point exam nearly cost him top rank. He recalls studying hard, laughing at a colleague’s foolish question, and how a professor’s stern mark altered his fate, ending with a reflection on cheerfulness.
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Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Success
West Point
Pittsburg Dispatch
Remarkable cure claims from Citiennt products
An old letter from Mars, Indsville Texas, praises Cotweura Soap Ointment and Milly for curing thirty years of partial ulcers and eruptions after doctors failed. The writer says the remedies worked in a month and saved others from misery. The piece also notes a humorous public elevator remark echoed by Louisville Courier Journal and Boston and Kentucky gentlemen.
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Citiennt
Doctera
Mars
Indsville
Texas
Sam
Louisville Courier- Journal
Boston
Kentucky
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Srike
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Tilerional Association of Fur Workers
Shine
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Pilon
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Saul
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Merelin Aline
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Power of
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Piso
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U.S. Com
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Ohio
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Brooklyn
Anna Potts
510 Park Avenue
Hot Springs
Ark
Pinkham
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Lydia E. Pickheam
Keut
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ATKINS @. CO., Inc
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Portland
Beattie
Memphis
iCansiah
Atkins
Wien
Tuc
R. Paxton Company
SasTor, Masel
Ester’s . International
Gasetteer
W.T. Harris
Ll.d
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Rand ¥ Friso
St. Louis
Gotths
Mneate
Fegolar
Fred
Bpringfeld
Mare Y
Orain
Ha. Greer
F. Diemer
Springfield
St. Jacobs
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