World's Money Trusts and Political Scandals Outlet
A sweeping review notes 18 banks control 180 directors over 134 firms with $25.3 billion in capital. Archbold letters linked to Hearst. Taft appoints new justice posts. Wilson to be named later. Police and court actions include a Kansas City murder case, pardons in Arkansas, and a New York alimony record.
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House
Money Trust
New York State
Bernice G. Heinze
Arthur S. Tompkins
Supreme Court
Newburgh
N. Y
Fritz Augustus Heinze
British Ship Bay of Biscay Reaches Port Stanley After Gale
The British ship Bay of Biscay was forced into Port Stanley Islands after heavy damage from a gale off Cape Horn. It will be delayed about a month. Whitelaw Reid, United States ambassador to Great Britain since 1906, died at Dorchester House in London of pulmonary oedema at age seventy six in a quiet, peaceful passing.
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Wilson
Taft
Whitelaw Reid
London
New York
Trenton
N. J
United States
Lindabury
Bay of Biscay
Port Stanley Islands
Cape Horn
Port Stanley
Great Britain
Dorchester House
Mr. Reid
Indiana University seeks funds for medical center expansion
The Indiana University School of Medicine asks the governor and legislature to appropriate 50,000 for land for the Robert W. Long hospital and to raise annual support for the medical school and hospital to 100,000. The plan envisions a new medical building complex with research institutes, a pediatric hospital, a nervous-patient facility, and an outpatient department, plus an 8,000 laboratory for pharmacology and toxicology. A centennial celebration book is planned, with articles on Indiana’s achievements and distributed to lawmakers.
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Indianapolis
Indiana University School of Medicine
Robert W. Long Hospital
University Medical School
Indiana
Marshall
Frank B. Wynn
William Loweryan
Indiana University
W. E. Btone
Purdue University
Lew O'Bannon
Corydon
James A. Woodburn
Farmers Oppose Present Indiana Road System Say 73 Percent Dissatisfied
Purdue professor G I Christie told the Better Roads convention in Indianapolis that farmers oppose the current road policy. He surveyed 1 500 farmers and received about 800 replies showing 73 percent dissatisfied with road building and repair. He found 82 1 10 per cent questioned the economic administration of funds.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana Good Roads Association
Clarence A. Kenyon
Frank E. Gavin
Indiana State Bar Association
Marcus A. Sulzer
Madison
Addison C. Harris
Gaetannas
G. I. Christie
Purdue University
German House
Christie
Apple Growers Lose 10 Million A Year At Purdue Course
The article notes Indiana apple growers lose about 10 million dollars yearly due to neglect. Purdue University demonstrations show how proper care could lift yields from 2 3/4 million bushels to over 3 bushels per tree, boosting revenue. Demonstrations at ten Indiana orchards illustrate methods to improve size, disease control, and marketability.
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Purdue University
Indiana
Purdue
Ww. M. Richards
G. Woodbury
Indiena
Fragmentary OCR Reflects Classical Reflection and Duty
The text fragment muses on human nature and fortune, noting that those born to wealth should partake in their generation's work and seek understanding, despite fame. It presents a philosophical tone about active contribution and the glory of achievement.
Food and the Child Health Guide
Advice on infant feeding stresses teeth development before solid foods. Children should avoid fat beyond butter and cream, acidic and spicy foods, and pre digested meals. Emphasizes variety, limited candy, and post teeth growth for digestion, with notes on service, cooking, and mastication shaping nutrition.
Fragmentary legal tale of advice and oversight
A fragment mentions a woman giving daily advice to a man on judgment and legislation, noting she tracks his bonds and stocks and is taxed accordingly. The text implies authority or guidance but lacks complete context or a clear event, with references to a pel fet box and repeated pointers at his request.
Mixed Dishes and Veal Goulash Recipes
The article outlines hearty home dishes combining vegetables or dumplings. Veal Goulash uses diced hind leg veal, flour, butter, onion, paprika, and potatoes. Veal With Vegetable Oysters simmers veal and vegetable oysters in stock with butter and flour. Mutton With Vegetables seasons chops, browns them, then adds onion and potatoes, cooking slowly. Fowl With Vermicelli fragments describe cooking fowl portions with water and vermicelli in a slow cooker or stove.
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Washington
J. 8. Foraker
Senate Campaign Expenditures Investigating Committee
Gilchrist Stewart
W. W. Winkfield
Charles Stump
Archbold
Standard Oil
William R. Hearst
William J. Flynn
United States Secret Service
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
John E. Wilkie
Customs Service
Senate
G. A. Carpenter
Peter S. Grossecup
Seventh Circuit
Minois
Charles S. Cutting
Carpenter
Illinois
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
John D. Archbold
Standard Old Company
John Eddy
Supreme Court of the United States
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Interior
Fisher
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce and Labor
John Magelo
Mary
Kansas City
Donaghey
Arkansas
Harry Goldberg
Wall Street
John Carstensen
New York Centralines
Chicago
O'Gara Coal Company
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Big Four
Chicago, Indiana & Southern
Car Blensen
Grafton
Seattle
Elam (1) Board of Trade
Alfred J. Payne
Fred Payne
Utica
Ile
Bert
New England States
Maritime Provinces
Floyd K. Whittemore
Henry I. Mertz
Fromer
National Museum In
Alexander Hamilton
Packey McFarland
Eddie Murphy
Kenosha
Wis
Packey
McFarland
Janina
Balkan States
Turkey
St. James Palace
State University
LONG
W. A. Deharity
Public Accounting Board
State Board of Accounts
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