Judge Humphreys cleared in Hawaii graft case
Honolulu judge Humphreys is fully vindicated by Attorney General Knox and President Roosevelt after a bar association petition for removal. The article notes Hawaii’s political strife, sugar interests, and the judge's stance on native rights and land leases, with broader reflections on U.S. presidential assassinations and national unity.
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Jadze Apa
Springfield
Mass
Hunola
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Royal Baking Powder Endorsement Promotes Quality
A concise boast that using baking powder is economical when choosing Royal, claiming it yields the finest, most wholesome and delicious foods. The statement markets Royal as superior and cost effective for home bakers.
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Henderson Grimett
Chamberlain
Victorano
Maw
Lagan County
W. Va
Brockway’s
Hell Filling Up Rapidly at Southwestern Stockmeet
Fragments describe a crowded Southwestern Stockmeet scene with travelers and cattlemen. A seller promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a needed item for travel, noting frequent diarrhoea from excitement, travel, and changing food and water.
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Brockway
Elk Preserve Created at Jackson Hole Wyoming
M. W. Giltner has established an elk preserve at Jackson’s Hole in Wyoming. He fears elk may meet the buffalo’s fate and currently owns a herd of 19, started four years ago with about half a dozen animals.
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Jackson's Hole
Wyo
M. W. Giltner
Weekly Papers Preferred for English Women
English women favor weekly papers over daily editions as they are not supposed to read the daily papers. The Weekly is preferred, suggesting a social norm and reading habit in London society.
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London
Deaf Woman Donates to Nicholson Institute Ear Drams
A rich lady cured of deafness by Dr Nichol’s Artificial Ear Drams gave $10 000 to the Nicholson Institute. The gift aims to free ear dream seekers who cannot afford them. Address No 10 The Nicholson Institute 75 Eighth Avenue New York.
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