Doctoring Meats to Sue Beef Trust in Pennsylvania
A Harrisburg dispatch reports Pennsylvania dairy and food commissioner Dr B H Warren plans prosecutions against beef trust representatives for selling dyed and dosed meats. Analyses found poisonous color, formaldehyde, sulphites, and tar dyes in sausages, canned meats, and chocolate fudge. Prosecutions target adulterated meat sold across Dauphin, Allegheny, Huntingdon, Philadelphia, and Lycoming counties.
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Somerset Street
J. B. McGovern & Son
Ridge Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Willian Butler Company
Milkmen Held in Philadelphia Milk Case Bail Set
Milkmen Milkmen Golden Selmer Wood and Kulp held in 500 bail each as continuances granted in related cases due to attorney or family death issues. Townsend of Cheyney plans to pay a fine after involvement in a daily business dispute. Conference set Friday on substitution of plea for putters. US Attorney Thompson, Dr Warren, Vanderslee, and Neown to discuss. Navy orders ensure state prosecution aid and focus on adulterated milk sales next month. Warren plans to base summer operations in Philadelphia to monitor food-prisoner actions.
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Youths in Harvest Fields Fare West for Work
University boys flood the Midwest to harvest fields in Kansas grain country. Some travel for pay, others for experience, with many relying on farmers and households for food during long stops. The piece notes past dangers of box car travel and hawked survival on the rails.
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Kansas Vrain Fields
Keeping Cool In Summer
A playful note on cooling methods using peppermint and menthol. Describes applying bandages soaked in peppermint to wrists to chill blood and cool the body, mentions menthol availability and its origins, and jokes about juleps and wrist comfort.
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New York
Advertised Letters List at the Post Office
Letters remaining unclaimed for the week include Miss Stelts, Mrs. Millis, Mrs. Young, Mr. Johnson, Miss Vty Mark, Mrs. Rachel Young, Albert Bulrard, Kink Bander, Myer Chamberlin, Leslie_Ala, Claude Wakeman, Be Hecht, Henry Wake, Eugene Tullis, Jifayette Warner, Dell Wihitian Lites, Missum Deliine Young, Join Murphy, Thomas Persons. Notices request claimants to state advertised letters by Judy 2, 2006. A music and oratory teacher seeks scholars, hours 9 to 12, 260 Douglas Avenue.
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Deliine Young
Join Murphy
Thomas Persons
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Japans stance on armistice during Roosevelt meeting
Japanese commissioner Sato stated no official statement would be released about the Roosevelt visit and armistice talks. He said Japan is willing to consider an armistice after credentials are examined, and that plenipotentiaries have power to reject proposals but require imperial sanction. He also noted China cannot demand indemnity and blamed past events for the war.
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Japan Pushes War Effort Toward Sakhalin Occupation
London reports Japan making rapid progress toward complete control of Sakhalin Island. Advices claim the capital and key points fall, with Japanese squadrons advancing from Alexsandrovsky post toward Dasalt Island and Krestakiutip Hall House hailed as a first entry into Russian soil as Russian resistance weakens.
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Wartime Tokyo visit sparks grand garden reception
Secretary entertains Japanese leaders at a July luncheon near the arsenal as General Terauchi and other officials mingle with US and Japanese guests. Roosevelt and aides attend, banners fly, and cheers ring out as the emperor’s health is toasted amid formalities.
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Taft and Roosevelt Guests Toast Japanese Visitors
Secretary Taft and Misa Roosevelt toasted the Japanese army without referencing the current war. Minister Gris som and Secretary Taft thanked the Japanese for their kindness. Mirvellis Nohen chanted an original poem in honor of the visitors, and after the event everyone viewed the extensive gardens.
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New Orleans Strives Against Yellow Fever Outbreak
New Orleans reports rising deaths and new cases as medical experts insist the yellow fever is mosquito spread. Health officials enforce strict quarantines while opening a new emergency hospital unit for similar cases. Current tally shows 21 new cases yesterday, total 2271, with 8 deaths yesterday and 47 new foci.
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Snatched From Death Inmate Granted Reprieve
Tohami Hoch on death row for alleged murder of divers wives received a reprieve until August 25 after the governor delayed execution to confirm funding and the pursuit of a Supreme Court appeal. Miss May Wilson aided Captain Streeter’s release efforts. funds ($500 raised, $2,000 needed) were handled by attorney A Li Thompson, ally of Isadore Plotke. Ensign Perry funeral held at St Pauls Episcopal. Bennington crew buried in military cemetery. Hoch vows innocence amid ongoing legal steps.
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A. Li. Thompson
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Moch
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San Dego
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Point Lorna
Suppression Debate Across Cities and Labor Talks
Disorganized reports describe plans to suppress a Jewish liber organization in Saint Petersburg for three months and note police actions against a local for forgery. Negotiations unfold among workers and capitalists in Montr end as pulp merger talks reveal a one million pound capital deal with British control and 1.5 million acres of pulp lands involved.
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Novosti
Pulp Min
Newfoundend
Tanad Poly
Hinds
Baseball scores from Chicago base ball games
Scores on the ball fields show Americans at Boston Cleveland 6 Boston team assovlition at Louisville Toledo. Louisvilles at Indianapolis Milwaukee 5 Indianapolis 3. Western games include Des Moines 9 Pueblo 1 and Omaha 13 St Joseph 6, Sioux City 5 Denver 3.
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