Commerce and Novisation of the United States 1913 Trade Report
The United States 1913 trade report highlights a large trade deficit, with imports surpassing exports in manufactured goods. It notes shifting composition toward manufactured articles, a rise of foreign-bottom shipping, and a prominent role for ports like New York and Galveston, plus customs revenues and notable commodity details.
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United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
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Sheriff Gladiux Faces Criticism Over Jail Control
Voters in Diet the tina Me county discuss Sheriff Gladieux amid claims he loses control of the jail and fails to curb a disorderly crowd. Opponents argue the sheriff’s approach invites crime while supporters praise his past service and seek steadier administration.
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Cleanliness On The Rail Road In Need Of Reform
A damaged OCR passage discusses rail passenger car cleanliness and its impact on service. It notes efforts to omit washings as retrenchment, critiques dirty windows and seats, and urges better housekeeping to attract travelers. Public commissions advocate improved hygiene at major stations.
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Suffragettes Cease to Be Queens of Home
Archbishop Moeller of Cincinnati Diocese of Renan Catholic Church declares suffragettes no longer queens of home. Church leaders urge social reform and domestic role emphasis. Community reaction mixed as debates over women's rights intensify in city.
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Queens of Home
Moeller
Cincinnati
Diofese
Renan Catholic Church
Debate Over Woman Suffrage Movement Sparks Fearful View
The piece argues against woman suffrage, claiming it would disrupt domestic roles and undermine queenship of the home. It cites anti suffragists and notes possible lists of women opposed to universal suffrage amid apathy and weak public support.
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Prohibition Opinions Strain Memphis and Tennessee Cities
In Memphis and Nashville, Dr McGatres Viewe argues prohibition fails to reflect public sentiment and that it is openly violated in many towns. He predicts conditions would prevail if an effort is made to enforce the law, with majorities likely to resist.
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Stuart Mothuire
Mishmend
Rehmond
Henaan
Nashville
McGatres
Iichmond
Sanitation and prevention of disease in medicine
The article reports on the American Medical Association annual meeting discussing sanitation, avoidance of infectious diseases, and the burden of malaria diphtheria yellow fever and other illnesses. It notes Fort Wayne College of Medicine supporting preventive medicine and mentions local health authorities and officials.
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American Medical Association
Fort Wayne College of
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Amurbow
Mart Wayne
Proving Too Much in St Mary's River Feud and Court Battle
The report outlines a dispute over ownership of the St. Marys river bed and watercourse rights near the confluence of two rivers. It mentions claims of a legal right to obstruct and regulate the river, opposition by Foster and associates, a failed tax-funded river project, and political contest within the city government and aldermanic races.
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Paster
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Mary's River
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St. Mary's River
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Waterlogged land blocked by piles and swamp fill
Residents fear flooding as Mr. Rester’s claimed land, largely underwater for three fourths of the year, is covered by water while Mr. Foster fills dry swamp, threatening hundreds of homes and creating an obstruction in the river.
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Foster
Mr. Fosters
Humility and Promises in a 19th Century Moral Text
A fragmentary religious excerpt presents questions about man obeying God, the meaning of humility, and God’s promises. It cites biblical verses such as Romans, Matthew, John, and Thessalonians and asks about deception, mercy, and how to become pure in heart, reflecting a devotional pamphlet style.
Pastor VICTIM OF PICKPOCKETS IN COLUMBIA CITY
In Tolmmeta Cey, June 25, Rev. T Carpenter, a Baptist minister, reached for his money packet to buy a railroad ticket home in Boledo when a pickpocket plundered him. The thief divested Carpenter of funds and goods, then contacted friends and conveyed him to his hometown.
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New Baptist
Boledo
Arison
Carpenter
Bishop's Reception Notice in Fort Wayne Parish
The program for the reception and parade of Right Reverend Herman J. Adlering Bishop of Fort Wayne will be carried out Friday June 26. The reception committee leaves by special car Friday noon from Traction Terminal station and proceeds to Lima. Committee members unable to attend should notify parish committee member Charles M. Neizer chairman.
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Herman J. Alerding
Fort Wayne
Traction Terminal Station
Lima
Charles M. Neizer
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