Carnegie to Investigate Irishman Cancer Cure
Andrew Carnegie ordered a formal inquiry into an Irishman Thomas Hyban of Ballyhauria Mayo who claims a secret herbal cancer remedy passed through generations. Local patients seek treatment and some medical men acknowledge reported cases of improvement, prompting a guardianship of the knowledge before the healer’s death.
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Dedlin
Lady Aberdeen
Andrew Carnegie
Guder
Thomas Hyban
Ballyhauria
Maya
Ireland
Father
Von
British Isles
Hoban
Pointed Paragraphs on Marriage and Morals From An Odd Prose
A collection of aphoristic lines about private grouches marriage happiness and self improvement. It satirically notes how fear of wives prompts caution and how promising to reform a partner may backfire. It ends with a promotional line for the SextTrvEL.
Bartlett Seeks Supreme Court Seat As Nonpartisan Candidate
Justice candidate Geo A Bartlett announces he will run for the Supreme Court without party affiliation. He argues the judiciary must be out of politics and above partisan strife in a public letter.
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Geo. A. Bartlett
Justice of the Supreme Court
Bartlett’s Inde pendent Candidacy for Nevada Supreme Court
Former Congo representative GEO. A. Bartlett announces his independent bid for Nevada Supreme Court. He argues for nonpartisan judicial elections and education to shift state judges from party ties, pledging same honesty and sincerity in office as in his prior service.
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Nevada
Supreme Court of Nevada
Iam
Supreme Courts
Congo
Geo. A. Bartlett
Automobile boom and economic impact projections
The item cites Rockefeller gifting a Cleveland preacher an automobile and notes the era’s money in circulation, while estimating 850000 cars in the U S worth at least 1 000 each and last year’s output near 200000 vehicles totaling about 250 million dollars. It warns the auto industry, though employment heavy, is a costly pleasure prompting budget cuts elsewhere.
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United States
Roo
Notes and Deeds to Take the Place of Wills
A Sacramento Bee report discusses how notarial notes and undelivered deeds fail as estate instruments. The essay argues promissory notes and deeds held or created for beneficiaries lack legal value without proper delivery or consideration. It warns executors should not honor such instruments as estate claims and cautions against self serving legal tricks.
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Lee Aparles
San Francisco
Sacramento Bee
President to sign Panama canal bill with caveats
Washington reports President intends to sign the Panama canal bill passed by the Senate despite objections to some provisions. He notes support for extending Interstate Commerce Commission authority to regulate water routes and to separate competing ship and rail interests, with reconciliations anticipated between Senate and House positions.
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Washington
Part
Senate
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
House
Senate backs plan giving president control of Panama Canal
The Senate approved by 43 to 14 a provision that places Panama Canal affairs under the President. It empowers the President to appoint a Governor to complete govern and operate the Canal Zone, aligning with a House endorsement.
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Panama Canal
Senate
House of Representatives
Panama
Oanai
Nevada flood relief judged complete by organizer
Rev. Jerome J. Enright, chairman of the Mazama and Seven Troughs relief committee, said in San Francisco that the Lovelock aid responds have ended and the destitute are cared for. About $7000 cash plus clothing were distributed. Reno hospital access aided the injured. physicians helped in rescue as the cloudburst caused heavy suffering and loss in the Nevada towns.
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Jerome J. Enright
Mazama
Seven Troughs
Nevada
San Francisco
Father Enright
Reno
Lovelock
Earuch
Comber
Most Perfect Girl Receives Annual $2000 Prize in Savoy
Geneva reports the will of M. Carrette, a wealthy former Chambéry deputy, provides a yearly prize of two thousand dollars for the most nearly perfect girl, physically and mentally, in Savoy. The beneficiary must meet the eccentric benefactor's conditions as stated in the document.
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Geneva
Savoy
M. Carrette
Chamberey
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F. J. Baossemen
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