Rare Banquet To Be Given By Long Distance Speech
A New York club plans a February banquet of the Maschenteeth Institute of Hevhamney with five societies connected by telephone to speakers like Gov. Roosevelt Edison and Mayor Quincy. Guests wear wrist receivers to hear afterdinner addresses transmitted from distant sites, using the American Telephone and Telegraph company facilities.
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Borax Consolidated forms global supplier group
News from San Francisco reports major borax producers create Borax Consolidated Limited, uniting Pacific Borax, Redwood Chemical, Borax Company of Ragland, Societe Tyonaise of France, and South American firms. Seven companies plan a $7,000,000 equity and $5,000,000 bonds, expanding across United States, Europe, and beyond to supply refiners.
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Bank official turns holdings to settle Emporia losses
Turned Over Min Holdings Emporia Kan Jan 18 William Martindale vice president of the First National Bank of Emporia which failed last November owing depositors a half million dollars has turned his holdings over to Major Calvin Hood on a deed of trust Hood will settle with the depositors for Martindales debts and it is believed he can handle the property so that it will pay dollar for dollar When the bank failed Its president Charles
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Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites Advised
A common saying claims humanity grows weaker yet wiser. The text argues that weakness is shown by widespread pale thin people and wisdom by overcoming disorders with Scott’s Emulsion of Cod liver oil with hypophosphites. It asserts benefits like strengthening, blood enrichment, nerve vigor, and fat formation, and cites product availability through Scott and Horsford, Chesists, New York.
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Dixon Defeats Young Pluto in Ten Round Bout
New York January report recounts George Dixon defeating South Africa’s Young Pluto at Lenox Athletic Club in ten rounds. Dixon dominated, delivering a left to the stomach that stopped Pluto’s attack and sealed a decisive victory as Pluto faded.
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Cartel sale rumors and law on bucket shops sweep advance
Penciled sale of Catlin Tilweco to American Tobacco reported for 400000 dollars. Several parties negotiating while Elocee not sold. Topeka bill would criminalize buying selling or dealing in options on grain stocks bonds or provisions with 1 to 5 year prison terms. Bucket shop law targets rentals of buildings for such purposes. World's Fair meeting in St Louis with 200 merchants backing Louisiana Purchase fair. Alaska artillery unit reportedly saves twenty five winter travelers by ice-travel trips.
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Teething Remedy Ad at Amos Turkish Baths
An old advertisement notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies, claiming it calms the child, eases gum irritation, relieves wind colic and diarrhea. The ad lists a 25 cent price and mentions Amos' Turkish Baths at Broadway and Main.
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Sovereignty debate on expansion cited in Gardiner speech
Albany coverage presents Charles A Gardiner arguing sovereignty rests with the people not the constitution, asserting expansion policy is political not constitutional. He cites Dred Scott and Missouri Compromise to claim federal power over territory is limited to admitting new states, urging press and bar support for expansion.
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