Bomb Plot and Fatal Incidents Dominate World News
A Madrid incident ends with Manuel Morales shooting a guard then killing himself after being recognized in Torrejon De Ardos. In Ohio a bridge dynamite attempt fails, while a steamer fire near Terre Haute injures Charles Necht. Rhode Island crash kills 11. Van Buren post office robbed. powder plant explosion near Hillsville causes no injuries. Kansas names Foster Coburn to Senate. John C. New dies in Indianapolis. Edith Hendrickson dies in Ohio Falls crosswalk. Senator Gorman dies in Washington. Butler hotel fire causes 5000 dollars in damages.
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Report on Chicago stockyards meat inspection sent to Congress
President Roosevelt transmitted to Congress the Reynolds Neill report demanding strict federal inspection of meat and stockyards. It cites filthy conditions at Chicago facilities and presses for Beveridge amendment funding, with warnings that current law cannot enforce adequate oversight.
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President Presses Meat Inspection and Sanitation Reforms
The President urges immediate enactment of Agriculture Department powers to regulate interstate meat and feed products, inspect preparation methods, set sanitary conditions, and push to adopt the Severidge amendment. He condemns Chicago stockyards as unhygienic and calls for inspection and certificates funded by fees on slaughtered animals.
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Invention Aims to Make Surgical Seams Invisible
The article describes a proposed method by Nu Sears from Wagada for London surgeons to join skin defect margins with invisible sutures. It notes that the technique avoids right angled incisions and uses hollow ground scalpels to improve cosmetic outcomes.
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Pension Roll Grows to Over One Million Names in Pennsylvania
The United States government paid 141 million dollars in Civil War pensions last year. On January first the pension roll listed 1,004,108 names.
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United Rates
President Roosevelt Autograph Aids San Francisco Sufferers
The report notes Roosevelt's autograph sent from New York to help San Francisco sufferers. The Italian consul G. Fara-Forui from New Orleans moved to Philadelphia. Marcus M. Marks of New York named president of the National Clothiers' Association with EH Kota of Chicago as vice president. Chamberlain Von Bulow departs Berlin for Nordeney for a three month holiday.
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Berlin
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Senate Debates Post Office and Naval Appropriations
The Senate approved the post office appropriation bill totaling 102 485 000 with a grand total of 103 070 070 after including the naval appropriation. Adjournment until Thursday followed as House filibuster actions and journal disputes continued amid Democratic tactics.
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Government funds for Pan American conference delegates
Congress has appropriated 60000 dollars for the expenses of delegates to the Pan American conference in Rio Janeiro. Dr Joseph A Reilly appointed graduate coach of Georgetown University football for the coming season. Senate confirms Louis H Ayme of Illinois as consul general at Lisbon. President Roosevelt will speak at Oyster Bay Independence Day celebration. Senate in executive session confirms Ayme appointment. Archæological Institute of America charter paused. Senator Longworth guides deuteroualy to passage. Senor Nabuco and Vicente De Alte return to Washington after a monthlong Pacific coast trip.
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Ohio
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Vinceunt de Alte
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Packers Deny Roosevelt Charges At Congress Reply
Chicago leading packers swiftly counter Roosevelt's message and the Neill Reynolds report claiming sanitary lapses at stockyards. A conference produced an official reply and a two expert reports from University of Haineis professors Burrill and Grindley defending methods, inspections, and wholesome products.
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Remarkable Cure Defies Spinal Cord Injury
Philadelphia woman Clara Nichols, paralyzed below a neck wound after a bullet severed her spinal cord five years ago, was treated by a young Philadelphia physician who sutured the cord. After years of massage and careful care, she began to regain sensation and mobility and recently walked with crutches at home. The doctor predicts further recovery and eventual walking unaided.
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Luther Burbank Aims To Apply Plant Ideas To Humans
In May Century Luther Burbank discusses applying plant breeding principles to improve humanity. He proposes forming about a dozen normal families from mixed races to live together in an environment with ample air and nutrition, while excluding the physically weak and mentally deficient from reproduction. He argues several generations could cultivate desired traits.
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