President Roosevelt urges strict federal meat inspection in Congress
The president transmits the Reynolds Neill report on Chicago stockyards, calling for a from hoof to can federal inspection and Beveridge amendment. He warns of revolting conditions, inadequate current law, and that costs should be borne by packers to ensure effective oversight.
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Neill
Reynolds
Congress
Roosevelt
Charles Powell
James B. Reynolds
Chicago
Senate
Llouse
Bronson Reynolds
Charles P. Neill
Sperding
Chage
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Messrs. Reynolds and
Toom
Boeveridge
Beveridge
Theodore Roosevelt
Boone
Clopk-homse
Girty
Dia Quesnet
Fleming
Trogston
Joel
Mee- Kee
Resnolda
Reynalds
Innis
Wercors
Joel Opinion
de Bi
Vesuvina
Andrew
Ebony
The Red Storm Of the Days of Daniel Boone The treaty episode
Captain Boone plans a cautious meeting with Girty and Du Quesne to avert a trap while Innis McKee warns the fort of a planned assault. Troops hold sixty yards from the blockhouse as negotiations unfold and gunfire erupts, testing loyalties and resolve of Boonesborough defenders.
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Daniel Boone
Teynolds
Joel Logston
Thu Quesne
Girty
Tanis
Boone
Innis
Tous
Innis McKee
Joel
du Quesne
Roone
Fleming
Logston
Reynolds
Reynolis
Mr. Alston
Boonesborough
Juel
Vis
Alston
Menning
Eliza Ballard
Bland Ballard
Flo
Alp
Pleacing
Boones Borough
Grirty
Mr. Rheming
Adsten
Wleming
da Quesne
Mr. Niston
Boothe
Eveladmel Logston
Vesuvius
Invisible Scars After Slant Skin Incisions
London hospitals adopt a surgical method that minimizes visible scarring by slanting skin cuts and using hollow ground scalpels. The technique aims to hide sutures and improve cosmetic results after operations.
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Severaal Hospitals
London
England
Pensions Hit 141 Million for Civil War Veterans
The United States paid out 141 million dollars in pensions last year, mostly to Civil War veterans. On January 1 the pension roll listed 1,004,196 names.
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United States
Roosevelt autograph fetches 15 dollars for San Francisco
Interesting News Itena reports Roosevelt's autograph sold in New York for 15 dollars to aid San Francisco sufferers. The Italian consul G Fara lorni was moved from New Orleans to Philadelphia. Marcus M Marks of New York becomes president of the National Clothiers Association with L El Kohn of Chicago as vice president. Chancellor Von Bulow departs Berlin for Nordeney for a three months holiday.
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Roosevelt
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
G. Fara Lorni
Philadelphia
National Clothiers’ Association
Marcus M. Marks
L. el. Kohn
Chicago
von Bulow
Berlin
Nordeney
Germany
The Sinners Chance and the Charity Revival
A contemporary Review story describes a revival scene where a ministeral collection is directed at a poor sinner. The preacher seeks one more chance for forgiveness as a compassionate old benefactor finally rises to contribute. The crowd reacts with mixed emotion as prayers and hymns fill the room.
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Dredder Lin
Tom
Iad Sterem
Toesitef
Elorges
Tynis
Dan
Language wealth ranks list from German to Spanish
A German statistician who studied language wealth places English first with about 260000 words, German second with 90000 words, Italian around 75000, French 30000, Turkish 22500, and Spanish 20000 words in the ranking.
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