Paw-Paw Pills Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement extols Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills as a free mailed remedy for constipation and stomach ailments, claiming concentrated virtues from paw-paw fruit juice. It touts laxative effects, urges orders by mail, and mentions Munyon's local offices and a physician in New York.
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Trey Mackie
Muayun
Munyon
Carl Webber
Adit Pract
New York City
New York
Ullain
N.Y
Land in Canada an Investment
Investment prospects in Canadian farm lands are described with rising values this spring by fifteen to twenty percent. The article urges purchase for occupation or investment, noting rail access, government rail rates, and profit from free homesteads of 160 acres. It cites increased demand from Americans and the growing land supply, with agents ready to assist buyers.
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Canada
Canada Lands
Nes
Fagents
Railroads Agree to Withdraw Tariff Increase Moves
President Taft and Attorney General Wickersham announced a settlement after a White House conference with 24 railroad companies and leaders. The government will drop its Missouri injunction suit and rail lines will withdraw existing tariffs effective June 1 1910 while awaiting a new railroad bill and ICC powers to investigate rate fairness.
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Tallrone
Federal Circuit
Missouri
White Houge
Taft
Wickergham
Realrow
Inter State Commerce Committee
Wickersham
Western Trunk Line Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
JT. Ripley
Atchigon, Topeka and Santi Fe Railroad Company
Walker Db. Vines
Atchigon, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Vrederle A. Delano
Wabish Railroad Company
S. M. Felten
Chicago Great Western Raiilroad Company
Tia
Cudge Dyer
Uduru
Ile
Uftel
Kentucky Capitol Dedication Opens With Ceremonies
Kentucky's 2,000,000 capitol was dedicated in Frankfort with day long exercises. Thousands gathered from all directions, including a Louisville high school train convoy of over 1,000 students. The program opened with an invocation by Bishop Lewis W. Burton of Lexington and featured addresses by Governor Augustus J. Wilson and U.S. Senator William O. Bradley, among others.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Louisville High School
Lewis W. Burton
Lexington
Asrost
Augustus J. Wilson
United States
Whiam OO. Bradley
Cotton Crop Condition Near Normal As May Reports Gathered
The crop reporting board first May cotton progress report shows the May 25 condition at 82 percent of normal, versus 81.1 percent a year ago and 80.9 percent for the last decade. Planted cotton this year reached 28,106,000 acres, about 104 percent of last year’s 84,292,000 acres, up roughly 604,000 acres or 2.8 percent.
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Crop Reporting Board
Senate Passes Railroad Bill Amid Party Row
The Senate approved the administration railroad bill by a 60 to 12 vote amid a clash over priorities and statehood. Debate stretched since March and adjourned as Beveridge pressed to move the statehood bill forward. The measure now goes to conference as Democrats and insurgent Republicans pressed amendments including public land withdrawals. The national convention of the Socialist party in Chicago debated immigration and labor issues, while reactions noted Cannon’s possible re-election amid Ohio primaries.
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Senate
United States
Bacon
Fletcher
Frazier
Hughes
Money
Newlands
Percy
Purcell
Rayner
Shively
Smith
Maryland
South Carolina
Beveridge
Bir
Nelson
Public Lands Committee
Democrata
Baveridge
Cumming
le Follette
Coelilver
Clay
Paynter
Simmons
Gore
Ohio
Vesasi Nominesa
Congress
Ginrad
Cannon
Keifer
Toa National Congress
Social Jet Party
Chicago
Cathar Lunda
New York
Commington
Carroll and Porter Win in Iowa Primaries
Early unofficial returns in Iowa favor Carroll for Governor as Carrett and Porter secure nominations. GOP congressmen list shows progressives dominating several districts with Stand-pat or reform options, while Democratic hopefuls include Pollard Dearmand Dennison Murphy Hebel Hamilton Frice and others. Seventh District indicates Prouty leads Hull by 1,100, reversing two years ago’s Hull victory. Ninth District Smith leads Byerg by about 2,000.
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Iowa
Carrett
Porter
Congress
C. A. Kennedy
Charles Grilk
C. E. Pickett
Glinert N. Traugen
Progressive
James W. Good
Pro- Preseive
Kendell
Daniel W. Hamilton
Cuint L. Frice
K. Q. Stuart
W. I. Cleveland
Prouty
Hull
Hult
Smith
McKinley Leads Purchase of Atchison Railway Line
The McKinley traction syndicate headed by Congressman William B. McKinley of Champaign has completed the acquisition of the Atchison Railway Light and Power Company properties. Reported consideration ranges from $500,000 to $700,000.
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McKinley
McKinley Traction Syndicate
William B. McKinley
Champaign
Atchizon
Kan
Railway, Light and Fower Company
Sald
Taft Warns Socialism Tests Private Property Frame
President Taft declares socialism the greatest problem facing the United States and cites the private property system as its growing frame. In Jackson he unveils a bronze tablet marking the 1864 birth of the Republican party and warns of rule by groups if individuals refuse to follow party will. Earlier at Monroe he honors General George Custer with a statue unveiling.
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Taft
Pres Dent Taft
United States
Republican Party
Jackson
Monroa
Mich
George A. Custer
Little Big Horn
North Central Minnesota Editorial Association Outing
The annual outing of the North Central Minnesota Editorial Association will be held at Glengarry Springs on Leech Lake near Walker. The piece notes influential educational figures in Cairo and Iowa, discusses college debaters, university scholarship standards, and mentions deaths and appointments in Manitoba and Iowa education circles.
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Minnesota Editorial Association
Glengarry Springs
Leech Lake
Walker
el Ashar University
Cairo
Egypt
Hind
Homer H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Eamel Committee
Missouri Valley Covferances
Pest Moines
St. Thomas College
Forum Literary Society
Unvarsity of Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Tolla
Engineering
Scienca
R. R. Cochrane
Manitoba University
George Cochrans
Los Angolds University
John ©. Parish
Beldlt Collegs
Waa
Gratton
Pura
Medigas
Urge Ad. Ae
Senate rails bill progress with amendments and Porto Rico vote
The Senate advanced a railroad bill adopting amendments by Simeon and Burton limiting water-competition price cuts and a Burton penalty for disclosing shipment data. Other changes included telegraph and interstate commerce limits, extended effect date, and House amendments. The bill passed 60 to 12 as Democrats criticized parts of the measure. Porto Rico governance provisions sparked division. The House approved science and labor-related appropriations and failed to act on statehood immediately after. Senate sessions wrapped with conservation focus and staff investigations.
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Senate
Simenong
Burton
Bailey
Baoley
Supreme Court
la Follette
Porto Rico
Larrinaga
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Hughes
New Jersey
Arizona
Nelaor
Alaskiey
Ballin-ger-Pinchot
Billy
Harvard College Names Jerome D. Greene Secretary
Harvard College Corporation will accept the appointment of Jerome D. Greene as secretary at the Medical- Phi? Rew a York City and St Louis. General lawbreakers being investigated by the city.
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NEWA
Minor Noth
Jerome D. Greene
Secrata
Harvard
College Corporation
Hia
York City
St. Louis
Logiglatul
Boato
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