Yearly Healthday Proposed as Utah Sanitation Holiday
Utah legislators consider a Healthday bill establishing the first Monday in October as a state sanitation holiday. Every resident must clean and disinfect all buildings, with penalties for noncompliance. State health officials would set disinfectants and enforce inspections statewide. Representative William E. White backs the measure as a public health education effort.
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Utah
State Board of Health
William E. White
Colorado
Representative White
Serum Cure for Pneumonia and Tuberculosis Serum Claim
Professors Panichi and Tizzoni report discovery of a pneumonia bacillus and rabbit serum to destroy it in pneumonia patients. The Vienna press cites Dr. Margorek’s tuberculosis serum, deemed promising by experts Schroeiter and Weichselbaum as a timely scientific advance.
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Panichi and
Tizzoni
Academy of Sciences of
Bologna
Vienna Tageblatt
Margorek
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Koch
Schroeiter
Weichselbaum
Vienna University
Buried After Forty Years in Devon Funeral at Colyton
Embalmed bodies of Mrs Jenny Kingdon and her daughter-in-law Mrs Sarah Jane Gibbs Kingdon were interred together in Colyton with townspeople present. The eccentric Mr Harry de Spencer Kingdon has died. his embalmed mother’s body and his wife’s embalmed body were found in his house. He built a mausoleum for himself, wife, and mother, but his own body was not laid to rest there.
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Colyton
Devon
England
Jenny Kingdon
Sarah Jane Gibbs Kingdon
Harry de Spencer Kingdon
Harvard Professor Discovers Moon Crater Altitudes
New findings by Willam Henry Pickering of Harvard show crater heights alter their mapped latitude and longitude. Franz’s earlier exhaustive moon atlas omitted altitude effects, prompting a refined view of lunar geography.
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Willam Henry Pickering
Harvard
Franz
Pickering
Exotic island wife meets Keystone restaurant thief
Charles Blazee, leaving the Keystone restaurant in the Pennsylvania railroad station Jersey City, is seized by police for pilfering tidbits. A towel around his waist conceals a dozen lamb chops. a camera-ready waistline wrinkle accompanies his stumble into court.
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Charlies Blazee
Keystone
Jersey City
Blazee
Court of Police Justice
Peabody fund to back Southern Teachers College plan
The Peabody fund trustees propose using part of income to establish a Peabody College for Teachers in the southern states and appoint a five member committee to develop a plan. Names on the committee include Dr Gil Hinm former Attorney Gerardl Drey Schiitor Hoar J Pierpont Morgen and Hoke Smith. The board also ends scholarships at the Peabody Normal school in Nashville as the fund's final distribution nears with capital at 2 100 000.
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Board of Trustees of the
Peabody Fund
Board of Trustees
Peabody College For
Peradne
Gil- Hinm
Gerardl'Drey
Schiitor Hoar
J. Pierpont Morgen
Hoke Smith
Luck Brings Nurse Rise From Verola Mountains
Vincenzina Stirpe, a buxom peasant from Verola, nurses the newborn princess Mafalda and gains a $400 pension. The event boosts her fortunes while Italy’s King Victor Emmanuel II suspects the czar’s evil eye affected a lack of heir.</S>
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Italy
Vincenzina Stirpe
Verola
Vincenzina
Victor Emmanuel II
Russia
Mafalda
Electric cannon by Birkland draws German artillery interest
The Birkland electro magnetic cannon, once described in Norwegian dispatches eight years ago, now gains attention from German artillery experts. It operates without heating by passing current through bore spirals and fires a 40 pound projectile over three miles with accuracy, with potential to extend distance. The article notes its restricted fort use and claims possible fourfold range increase. It also mentions a golf teacher to King Edward I and a political jab about voting prices in New York.
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Birkland
Norway
Countess Isabella Weisserska Kwileski Arrested in Royal Estate Plot
Intrigue erupts among Polish and German nobility as Countess Isabella Weisserska Kwileski is arrested in Berlin on charges of substituting a child to gain an estate of 18 000 acres. The case, dating to 1896, involves rival claimants and a civil suit, with 200 witnesses subpoenaed and possible ten years penal servitude. The trial will be held in Berlin amid high society interest.
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Isabella Weisserska Kwileski
Mitjislaw Kwileski
Mirjisian
Berlin
Bottle Romance Leads to Bellebridge Wedding
Miss Etta Welch of Bellebridge and John Wingo of Clairton wed after a year of correspondence sparked by a bottle tossed into the Ohio River. A January 1 bottle exchange, January 20 letters, and mutual recognition near Clairton led to a July Fourth realization and a private ceremony at the Welch home.
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Etta Welch
Bellebridge
McKeesport
John Wingo
Clairton
Ohio
Miss Welch
Elizabeth
Wingo
Springville
Welch
Picfer
Whurs Vardar
Miu
Golden Welch
Round Houses A New Fad In England And Scotland
Round houses become a leading architectural fad in England with nine residences preferred for comfort warmth and utility. A two story example for Mr Barber Starkey at Knock Shannock Scotland features bay windows a covered porch a central hall gallery access to bedrooms conical roof and lantern lighting the hall kitchens and stables built on the same round plan.
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England
Barber Starkey
Knock Shannock
Scotland
Roosevelt Letter and Photo Revived by City Mayor
A letter and autograph from President Theodore Roosevelt were revived by Mayor Jones of St. Louis for the Stanislaus Spysebaiski family. The note mentions one of the quadruplets named Theodore Roosevelt and dates from January 25, 1903. The Chicago Record-Herald notes the Sultan of Jolo denies death and plans to visit the St. Louis exposition with his harem.
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Jones
Roosevelt
Stanislaus
Spysebaiski
End
Theodore Roosevelt
Fara
Jolo
St. Louis Exposition
Chicago Record-Herald
Pleasant Reading and Obituaries Stir Chicago Newspapers
The sultan of Jolo enjoys the sensation of owing obituaries amid Chicago papers. The Chicago Tribune, Chicago Record Herald, and Chicago Record highlight new cases and the grip of the patter on trunkmakers forming a trust.
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Sultan of
Jolo
Asys
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Record-Herald
Minnesota Capital Buys 3 Million North American Acres in Canada
Minnesota capital purchases 3 000 000 acres in the Canadian Northwest for 12 000 000, acquiring the Canadian Northern Railway lands in a deal described as one of the largest in North America. A new Manitoba & Saskatchewan Valley Land Company will be organized with paid‑in capital of 55 000 000, offices in England and a central hub in St. Paul to coordinate colonization and sales across the United States and Canada.
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Minnesota
Canadian Northwest
United States
Canadas
Canadian Northern Railway Company
St. Paul
Toronto
A. D. Davidson
Duluth
A. D. McRae
George C. Howe
A. R. Davidson
Little Falls
Minn
D. H. McDonald
Fort D’appelle
A. J. Adamson
Rosters
George F. Pipier
F. E. Kenston
W. D. Douglas
Minneapolis
Manitoba & Saskatchewan Valley Land Company, Limited
England
Col. M. Davidson
Canada
Canadian Northern Railway
Northern Pacific Railroad
Boundary Line
Winnipeg
Northwest Territory
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Saskatchewan
What Happened to Jones in a New O Callaghans Play
The O Callaghans rehearse a three act comedy with a strong cast led by Edward F Flynn as Jones and Charley Smith as the bishop. Reserved seats cost 50 cents with a May 29 and 30 performance at the armory and a May 29 matinee for children.
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el Elliott
Prof. Goodly
Edward F. Flynn
Jones
Lucy Vannier
Grace Franz
Angie Bell
Sweden
Grace Tabor
Sue E. Flynn
Cissy
Adelaide Elliott
Broadhurst
Hughkinson’s
Armory
O’callaghans
State Bonds and School Corporations in the Fund Plan
A Forum discussion points to 1001 chapter 98 defining public schools including Grand Forks University Fargo Agricultural College Valley City Normal School Mayville and other state institutions as a system of free public schools. It argues they are school corporations and eligible for permanent school fund bond investments under a constitutional provision.
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State University
School of Mines
Grand Forks
Agricultural College
Fargo
State Normal Schools
Valley City
Mayville
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Devils Lake
Ellendale
Wahperton
Bottineau
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Edward I
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Ber
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