Wilson urged pass of currency bill in this session
The article reports Senator Stone hopes the Currency bill passes this session despite delays. It notes President Wilson planned a Mexican policy granting arms to revolutionists in the United States while denying Huerta, and he summoned Senators O Gorman Reed and Hitchcock to press for the bill. Senator Pomerene explains the reserve-bank feature would avert panics.
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Congress
Wilson
Stone
United States
Huerta
O'Gorman
Reed
Hitchcock
White House
Pomerene
Ohio
Inventor Charles Teller dies in Paris after charity
Personal Charles Teller, inventor of the cold storage process, dies penniless at 85 in Paris. His misery was eased by subscriptions raised for him by the Cold Storage Company shortly before his death. The era ends with a dramatic financial twist as a famed innovator passes away supported by his industry. Henry C. Frick awards his son Childs 12 million for his wedding. Frances S. Dixon of Baltimore is the bride.
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Charles Teller
Paris
Czarina
Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Virginia
Washington
Henry C. Frick
Childs
Frances S. Dixon
Baltimore
Inlaw
University bans tango as campus crackdown spurs debate
UVM student council prohibits tango from campus activities drawing mixed reaction. The move comes amid broader student governance actions while other national headlines report political shifts and notable incidents across the country.
Organized baseball readies for war with Federal League
Baseball leaders deny fearing a war with the Federal League yet prepare for conflict as over 2.5 million dollars reportedly funds the outlaw league. Packey McFarland dominates Harlem Tommy Murphy in a ten round Madison Square Garden bout while Freddie Welsh beats opponents across the West.
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Federal League
Packey McFarland
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
Madison Square Garden
New York
Murphy
Freddie Welsh
Rebels in Puerto Plata Resume War After Rejected Peace
Rebels in Puerto Plata and San Domingo reject terms and resume hostilities. The London Board of Trade orders an inquiry into the Volturno disaster and a Manchester Express collision near Liverpool kills ten. Estates in England leave J P Morgan 5 899 155 worth 950 000 in death duties. Duchess of Fife and Prince Arthur wed in London. King George and Queen Mary mobbed by suffragettes en route to the ceremony.
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Puerto Plata
San Domingo
London Board of Trade
Manchester Express
Liverpool
J. P. Morgan
England
Duchess of Fife
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
London
George
Queen Mary
Rufus Isaacs
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Eltung
Lubbe
yRispuuuyody
San Francisco
Meadowbrook Notes on Poultry and Farm Practices
A collection of practical farm tips covers fence repairs, rat proofing poultry houses, keeping barns clean, encouraging alfalfa stands, feeding and litter strategies, milking feed, and fall preparations. Advice includes roost design, heat management, skim milk for fattening, crop rotations, irrigation, and timely maintenance before winter.
Grade all small fruit and breeding sheep guidance
A dense advisory fragment covering breeding with pure bred sires for heifers, poultry care, feeding strategies, and efficiency in dairying and crop production. It emphasizes market quality fruit, proper cattle and sheep management, manure recycling, and careful, consistent farm practices for better profits.
Markets Report Struggles With Abolished Prices
Market prices unavailable as wholesale quotations are abolished. Note mentions milk and butter but lacks concrete figures or current quotes.
Lessons From Meribah: Moses and Aaron Failings
A biblical study notes Meribah as a test of leadership and faith. It highlights Moses and Aaron facing God with pride, deception, and the wrong use of authority, leading to Israel's strife and Moses losing entry to the promised land. The lesson urges humbled obedience and proper representation of God.
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God
Moses
Aaron
Meribah
Jehovah
Christ
Israel
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