Mexico to Lead Latin Americans Against U S Protectorate
El Paso dispatch reports Latin American leaders, led by Mexico, preparing to form a united front to resist U S interference in Central and South America. Senor Enrique Creel’s Washington mission tied to forging a Monroe doctrine of regional autonomy with backing from Germany and European powers.
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el Paso
Tex
Mexico
United States
Washington
Senor
Enrique Creel
Latin America
Nic
Aragua
Venezuela
Chile
Central
South America
Cuba
Diaz
Germany
Floods Cut Rail Lines In California And Isolation Persists
Los Angeles reports isolation after four days of heavy rain and a 48 hour break in contact with the outside world. Two long washed out sections disrupt the Salt Lake and Santa Fe route between Sos Angeles and San Bernardino. Twelve marooned individuals near Downey are rescued by the Venice life-saving crew after spending the night stranded by the Santa Ana river.
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Los Angeles
Sos Angeles
San Bernardino
Salt Lake
Santa Fe
Santa Ana
Downey
Venice
Morse Denounces Court as He Heads to Atlanta Prison
Charles W Morse leaves New York for a fifteen year federal sentence in Atlanta Ga for violating national banking laws. At the Tombs he bids farewell to his wife and two sons and releases a prepared statement calling the sentence brutal and the harshest against a citizen in a civilized country.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Morse
Carnegie Museum Finds Sauropod Bones in Utah
The Carnegie Museum director reports discovery by a Carnegie exploring party of three sauropod dinosaur specimens in Utah. The finds are believed older than the diplodolus on display in Pittsburgh. A detailed account is being prepared.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Museum
Hsa
Utah
Carnegie
Five Bank Robbers Trapped Near Harrah Oklahoma
Oklahoma City report says five men planned to rob three banks and a post office at Harrah. United States Marshal Jack Abernathy’s posse intercepted them, two bandits died, two jailed in Guthrie and Oklahoma City, one wounded. Frank Quigg of Atchison was killed. Frank Carpenter wounded then died in jail. J C Dubeck lightly hurt. Carpenter’s confession aided authorities.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Harrah
Jack” Abernathy
Guthrie
Frank Quigg
Atchison
Kan
Frank Carpenter
J. C. Dubeck
Carpenter
Post Office
Marshal Aberworthy
Harrah State Bank
Dubeck
Quigg
Railway Cars Caught Fire Near Trenton Missouri
Rock Island train No. 3 the California special westbound from Chicago derailed two miles south of Trenton at 8:20 am. The wreck left engine and tender off the track plunging over a five foot embankment followed by baggage cars a mail car a tourist car and a Pullman sleeper. Three people were killed and forty three injured including three seriously as cars caught fire and burns were reported among the injured.
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Trenton
Rock Island
Chicago
Here
Taft Greets Thousands At White House New Year Levee
President Taft and Mrs. Taft hosted a New Year levee at the White House drawing cabinet members foreign ambassadors Supreme Court justices and households. Mrs Taft, though pale, remained in the receiving line before retiring after about twenty minutes. Taft shook hands with 6575 attendees during the two hour forty five minute event.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Blue Room
A Little Cold Fatality And A Home Remedy
Neighbors gathered by the bed as one man died after a cold. The verse notes neglect of a cough can lead to dangers. An old remedy claims to break a cold in a day with glycerine virgin oil of pine and whisky, to be taken every four hours.
Haircut Deal Sparks Quip Between Friends
Conversation shows one friend asking for half a dollar and another offering a quarter to fund a haircut. TJ interjects with a plan to cut hair, highlighting a humorous exchange over small change and a practical goal.
Cure for Eczema Noted by Philadelphia Mother
Mrs A J Cochran recalls her six year old son suffering severe eczema until Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills were used as directed. She reports rapid relief, two boxes of each product, and complete cure with no relapse by age seventeen. She also notes successful use on a friend's child.
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A. J. Cochran
Columbia Ave
Philadelphia
Man Dies After Five Weeks With Bullet in Heart
Francis Drysdale aged 21 died in St. Joseph Missouri after living five weeks with a bullet in his heart. Doctors had limited prospects and performed a rib removal and heart repair while leaving the bullet in place to avoid fatal complications. The wound had apparently healed and recovery seemed likely before his death Friday night.
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St. Joseph
Francis Drysdale
Drysdale
Christmas Church Scene Sparks Ridicule and Resolve
One Sunday evening a Sunday school pupil faced teasing from peers who mocked her attire. They claimed the coat and gloves were not hers. She answered that she had come with her mother's blessing, turning the tide of the derision.
Newsboys Give Thanks At Astor Dinner In New York
Mrs William Waldorf Astor provided in her will that the newsboys of New York should receive a Thanksgiving dinner. The annual event draws at least 2000 newsboys after the afternoon papers suspend work for a holiday.
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William Waldorf Astor
New York
Astor
Aiding the Farmer in Government Farm Experiments
The United States government spends 18 million dollars yearly on experimental work to boost farm yield and efficiency. All investigations are supervised by experienced department heads under Secretary Wilson who demands results. Every trade avenue is examined since farmer prosperity drives broader business gains.
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Washington
Unity States
United States
Wilson
A Dye That Will Color any Fabric by Mrs Adam Herbeson
Mrs Adam Herbeson endorses Dyola dye noting it colors wool cotton silk and mixed fabrics perfectly. Dyola comes in 16 fast colors and costs 10 cents per package. Dealers can request a color card and directions by writing to Dyola Burlington Vermont.
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Adam Herbeson
Dyola
Burlington
Very Funny Burroughs and Mr Merchant Exit
A brief business exchange notes Burroughs and Mr Merchant leaving after a humorous misunderstanding. An office boy confirms the interaction and ongoing laughter as they departed from the scene.
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Burroughs
Mr. Merchant
Catholic Standard and Times
Timber conspiracy cases moved to Boise trial start date
The Kettenbach conspiracy and perjury cases from North Idaho involving William F. Kettenbach of Lewiston and Kester, accused of defrauding timber lands, will be tried in Boise starting February 16. Judge Frank B. Dietrich granted change of venue from Moscow and designated Boise as the trial location.
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Boise
Iéa
Kettenbach
North Idaho
William F. Kettenbach
Lewiston
Kester
Frank
Dietrich
Moscow
This Will Interest Mothers Sweet Powders for Children
A vintage advertisement for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders claims to cure fevers, headaches, teething discomfort, and stomach issues in children. It promises fast relief within an hour and assures safety, comparing favorably to milk in gentleness. The ad provides a mailing address in Le Roy New York for Allen Olmsted to obtain a sample.
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Gray
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Of a Later Date Bess-That's a quaint ring you are wearing
Tese explains the ring dates from the conquest while Bess notes its quaint heirloom ring.
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Bess
Mayer Boots and Shoes Empire Built by German Immigrant
Frederick Mayer, founder of the Milwaukee and Seattle factories, emigrated from Niernstein in May 1851. He started as a journeyman, then built a wholesale and manufacturing enterprise with a daily capacity of 9,000 pairs, employing many workers and sixty-five traveling salesmen across 24 states. He died March 10, 1909, and his sons George P., Fred J., and Adam J. continued the business with the founder’s policy intact.
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Nt Oe
German American National Alliance
Frederick Mayer
Milwaukee
Seattle
Niernstein
Hessen Darmstadt
Wisconsin
R. Suhm
New World
Artiain
Mayer
Qgeorge P. Mayer
Fred J. Mayer
Adam J. Mayer
Child of the Press Founder Cynthia Alden Highlighted
Mrs Cynthia Westover Alden founder of the International Sunshine Society now claims 3 000 000 members She serves as president general of the society christened with 18 sponsors in New York City at Christmas 1896 The child of the press tag reflects her link to a New York newspaper
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Cynthia Westover Alden
International Sunshine Society
New York
Alden
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Cure and Testimonials
How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co have known F J Cheney for the last and believe him honorable that he can carry out any obligations Wate Peane Marvin Wholesale Drugs Toledo Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally acts upon blood and tissue Testimonials free Price 75 cents per bottle Sold by all Druggists Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Wener
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
BR. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N
Woman’s Trial Remarks Echo Courtroom Restraint
In a restrained exchange, a prisoner declines extended defense noting women in the gallery as he offers little beyond a brief nod. The scene contrasts with a remark on female adeptness at crooked work, noting a woman attempting to drive a nail.
Pettis Eye Salve Ad From Buffalo N Y Druggist
A concise old advertisement promotes Pettis Eye Salve as quick relief for eye discomfort. It credits Howard Bros. of Buffalo New York as the source and closes with a quip contrasting wine’s aging with its quality.
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Pettis
Howard Bros
Buffalo, N.Y
Allen's Lang Balm and Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Light
Pree Ow v ED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS, PAZO OLN Tis iirantonm to onre au of Vehing, Ind. Biewting oF 1 td Price In in Hto li days or money refunded. The best of plans fall out, and the best of friends get married, BARKING, HACKING, KRASPING COUGH can be broken up quickly by Allen's Lang Baleam. This old, reliable remedy has been sold for over W years. Ask your druggist about it. tra, Winslow's Soothing Sy yo For children teething, softens tha gurmin, Lecew fire damination, allays pain,curce wind colla 2500 bottle.
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Allen
Winslow
Tuberculosis Death Rates by Occupational Dust Exposure
A recent bulletin from the Bureau of Labor shows higher tuberculosis mortality among workers in occupations with organic dust, municipal dust, and metablic dust exposure. Males exposed to organic dust have 23 percent TB deaths, versus 14.8 percent in the general registration area. Metabolic dust exposure yields substantially higher TB deaths as well.
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Bureau of Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Puck Quips On New York Industry And The Traveling Man
Puck comments on the industry in New York with a wary tone as the traveling man notes lively steps in a brisk exchange. The dialogue hints at urban activity and bustling enterprise in the big city.
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New York
Agner
Puck
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Gua Roy
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Brown & Son
Poston
Mase
Divases & Lini Sevand
Drugelete
Howard E. Burton
Mintel
Tondwithe
Heformnes
Carbonate National Bank
Lotz Hide & Wool Co
Denver
Cola
Crawford
Tpl Oy
Mt Tecvonue
Thompson's Eye Water
Ta Fitagernid & Co
Pat
Attys.Bor Kk
Nizard
Putnam
Grea
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