Wilson's Message on the Trusts in Senate Chamber
President Wilson reads a trust reform message in the Senate, framing laws as bulwarks for industry. He urges targeted anti interlocking directorates, empowered Interstate Commerce Commission oversight of railroad finance, and precise penalties on individuals rather than firms. He stresses moderation and a cooperative path with business while prohibiting private holding and control mechanisms.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Union
America
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coun
Interstate Trade Commission
Ekvery
Gorgas to Become Army Surgeon General
The article notes Col William C Gorgas of the Medical Corps is set to succeed Brig Gen George N Forney as surgeon general of the army. It also mentions Wilson blocking a price establishing bureau and the Navy adopting Nuremberg type oil engines as most economical for naval craft.
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Washington
William C. Gorgas
Panama Canal Zone
Army
George N. Forney
Wilson
Navy Department
Alumni unveil life size portrait of Wilson at Virginia
The University of Virginia alumni society plans to present a life size portrait of President Wilson to the university. The item reflects ongoing ceremonial honors and campus memorial practices.
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University of Virginia
Wilson
Paderewski
Los Angeles
Gertrude Lee
Colorado State Democratic Committee
George T. Bradley
Henrietta Hoegh
Mexico
Notable Deaths and Disasters In Brief Across The Nation
General William Wallace Willard former Troy police chief dies. Revenue cutters aid six vessels off Cape Cod. Nashville head to Port au Prince Haiti. Mrs. George C. Lee, grandmother of Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth, killed in Brookline. Frank Unger fined for selling whiskey to miners. Highland Lake dairy ruined by vandals in Ulster County. Pennsylvania flyer crashes into cattle train at Waverly killing 150 sheep. Salvation Army aids over 100 crisis cases in Chicago. 21 undesirables shipped from Oakland to New York for deportation. Mrs. S Weir Mitchell dies in Philadelphia of pneumonia. Sea cow captured in Florida. Tango dance antics mocked by Chicago police. Dairy Products Co fined for skim milk delivery in Brooklyn. Opera house fire in Bangor kills one fireman and injures four. R D Lankford found dead in Brooklyn. South Carolina Senate blocks male medical certificates for marriages. 11 lawyers seek $60,000 Musica family fortune in New Orleans. Rail bill opposes block signals nationwide. Edgar Williams arrested in Indianapolis on mining strike conspiracy charge. Massachusetts Connecticut boundary dispute Senate passes resolution. Joaquin Miller estate valued at $41 966. Petitions against 100 years peace celebration funds presented to Senate. Treasury hears requests for $35 per capita wealth figure. Frank Zinkezich dies after candy poisoning in Berwick.
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William Wallace Willard
Troy
Cape Cod
Nashville
Portou Prince
Haiti
George C. Lee
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Brookline
Mass
Frank Unger
New York
Highland Lake Dain
Ulster County
N. Y
Waverly
N. J
Salvation Army
Chicago
Oakland
Cal
S. Weir Mitchell
Philadelphia
St. John's River
Magnolia Springs
Fla
New York Dairy Products Co
Brooklyn
Bangor
R. D. Lankford
Southern Railway Co
South Carolina Senate
Musica
New Orleans
United States
Edgar Williams
Mine Workers’ Journal
Indianapolis
Colorado
Senate
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Joaquin Miller
Great Britain
Treasury Department
Frank Zinkezich
Berwick
Benny Chance Sets Juarez Track Record In Mexico
Benny Chance runs a mile on a circular Juarez track in 1 37 flat breaking the old mark of 1 97 5. Ty Cobb offered a five year contract at 15000 a year by Federal League President Gilmore to Augusta. Fed League war dismissed as minor by President Toner. Jack Johnson and Frank Moran sign for a twenty round world championship bout to be held in Paris.
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Benny Chance
Juarez
Mexico
Ty Cobb
Augusta
Gilmore
Federal League
Toner
Jack Johnson
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
Paris
Foreign Warship Svant Istvan Launched at Plume
A news brief reports the Austrian warship Svant Istvan was launched at Plume. Other items note refugee relief needs over 100000 dollars in Sofia and Bulgaria transferring 200000 Mau ser rifles to Turkey amid ongoing conflicts.
Keate and the No Girls' School Remark
Agnes Repplier recounts Dr. Keate a stern Eton head master who berates a cold boy and later inspires courage in a soldier. A Sikh War battle note ties his harsh line to a veteran charge and death at Sobroan aiding British Lahore.
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Dr. Keate
Eton
Keate
Third Dragoons
Khalsa
Sutlej
Sobraon
Lahore
England
Agnes Repplier
Atlantic
Cure for eczema praised in Cuticura ad claims
An archival advertisement recounts a four year skin eruption case treated with Cuticura Soap and Ointment, claiming rapid relief from burning and itching and a full recovery within a month. The notice includes testimonies, pricing, and source details, plus a second health-advert brief for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders.
Snails and Sloe Gin Tip Sparks Dining Quip
A French restaurant guest asks for a proper drink with snails and the waiter suggests sloe gin. An advertisement for Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops promotes protection against throat ailments, while a Roman Eve Balsam is noted for eye comfort. The piece closes with a wry line about happiness and secrecy.
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Dean
Woman Refuses Operation in Logansport Testimonial
A Logansport Indiana woman recounts refusing an operation for female trouble and using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound instead. She credits improvement and urges others to try the remedy, noting confidential reader replies from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Logansport
Ind
Mrs. Danie
D. B. Davis
Franklin St
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Trusts
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Wabash Railroad
Pennsylvania
Alwyn
Philadelphia Navy Yard
San Diego
Atlantic Coast Line
Jacksonville
Roger G. Sullivan
Chicago Democratic
New York Board of Estimate
Thomas Flynn
San Francisco
Shanghai
International Hotel Workers' Union
F. S. Royster Co
Fairfield
Representative Crosser
Ohio
National Tube Co
Loraine
Granite Falls
Wash
Des Moines
John Harrison
Josephine Yutz
Easton
Frederick Crum
Syracuse
Julian Kramer
Belleville
Carrie Johnson
Robert Adamson
Flushing, N. Y
Col. Goethals
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Nora Sullivan
Daniel O’connell
Potsdam
N. V
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Stony River
W. Va
Paul Carl
Somerset
Monroe E. Ellis
Mme
Alice G. de Dla Euelle
France
Bacon
J. L. Curry
Monroe G. Ogden
Los Angeles Municipal Employment Bureau
Svant Istvan
Plume
Sofia
Bulgaria
Vaid
Turkey
Fernand Fouredu
Herr Sollman
Rhenish Gazette
Cologne
Selen Giles
Sassari
Sardina
Rio Tinto
Spain
British Admiralty Court
Volturno
Inch
Whitesand Bay
Plymouth
St. Marie St
Pittsburg
E. R. Johnston
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Putnam
Ady
Western Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Ottawa
J. S. Crawford
E. Genesse
Syracuse, N. Y
Jones
Phi
Sol
Druggieta
Jones Break-Up, Inc
New Egypt
N. di
Brosack
Convent CO
Morristown
Hesvtohse
Abesury Miller Lock Company
Frankford
M. Haney
Sykeaville
Piu
Jeorson County
Watson FE. Coleman
Wish
Lea
Ramplo
Tuttle
Psin
Linder
Touttle
Verly Street
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