New Meat Label Rules Target Deceptive Names and Images
Washington reports new meat inspection rulings set to take effect after October. Rules ban deceptive labels and images such as pig or chicken pictures on beef or pork products and require origin style labeling like Virginia style ham. Definitions cover lard content and product names, with enforcement extending to canned goods and state laws.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Virginia
Grafton to Get New B&O Depot and Restroom
Baltimore and Ohio directors in New York approved a plan to build a new passenger depot and employee restroom in Grafton West Virginia. The project, costing about $115000, includes brick and stone construction with multiple floors, waiting room, dining room, ticket office, and division offices, and requires condemned Latrobe Street land for depot access.
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Baltimore
President May Be Easy On Them At Naval Academy
Washington DC September 24 The president will likely use his authority to spare four or five midshipmen recommended for minor misconduct from seven Navy Department cases. The academy claims no more hazing exists. some cadets face dismissal or punishment with possible clemency and repetition of a year. The admittance notes the earth needs soaking as the Sentinel window observation.
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Washington, DC
Navy Department
Naval Academy
Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach strengthener, blood purifier, and liver and kidney support. It claims to cure liver and kidney troubles, improve blood quality, and boost brain and nerve vitality, touting honesty in labeling and endorsements from medical writers. The notice offers free literature and the Common Sense Medical Adviser for purchase by mail.
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Pierce
Etter
R. V. Merce
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Death of Miss Mabel V McCormick
Miss McCormick daughter of Mrs Sarah McCormick of Washington DC died after a yearlong illness in Washington. She worked in the census and postal services before health failed. Interment from B&O depot, Rev H C Howerd officiating. mourners include the McCormick family in Grafton and Parkersburg. Pain Balm ad follows.
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Bentinel
Mabel Vane McCormick
Sarah McCormick
Washington, DC
Mt. Lake Park
Miss McCormick
Miecouri
Grafton
Hon
8 P McCormick
McCormick
Taylor County
Michigan
McCormicks
West Virginia
Kngwood
Preston County
New Era
Republican Party
Journal
Kingwood
Blnemont
Mise Mabel
United States Government
Census Department
Washington
Mabel
Fairmont
Civil Service
Postal Department
Stamp Department
Mice McCormick
Taylor FE. Cole
H. C. Howerd
Andrews’ M. E
Frank
Chas, McCormick
Parkersburg
Lena McCormick
A. G. Young
Buckhannon
West Virginia and Pennsylvan ia Railroad Co Annual Meeting
The West Virginia and Pennsylvania Railroad Company will hold its annual meeting at the office in Grafton W Va on October 4 1906 at 10 15 a m for the election of seven directors to serve the coming year and for any other business properly coming before it G W Woovronn Secretary September 15 1906 21 2tw
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West Virginia and Lunsylvania Railroad Company
Grafton
W. Va
Reo
G. W. Woovronn
Eptember
Tribunal of Nations pageant to roll through Grafton
A railroad group announces a city pageant in Grafton on Wednesday October 3 featuring ornate floats. It promises historic and spectacular displays with living substitutes of famous conquerors and kings in period costumes. The entry includes figures like Frederick the Great and Napoleon, presented in memorial fashion with dramatic tableaux from ancient and modern eras.
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Tente
Grafton
Tribunal of Nations
Fredenck
Oir
Napoleon
Austerlitz
Alpe
Cwsar
Rome
Living portrait of rulers amid arena beasts spectacle
A vivid description paints a display featuring emperors kings and queens in royal robes as a living gallery, set beside a grand menagerie and hippodromatic attractions. The piece emphasizes the striking contrast between regal figures and animal entertainments, promising an impressive spectacle.
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Austria
Sweden
Spain
Italy
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Dynamite Blast Destroys Jellico Business District
An explosion in a dynamite car near Jellico’s depot devastates the town. Eleven killed and about thirty injured as warehouses and most stores are wrecked, with extensive property damage and hundreds left homeless. The blast, centered near the railroad yards, also destroys the Union depot and Hotel Carrathern Inn. Authorities investigate cause, including spontaneous combustion theory.
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Jersico
Tenn
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Jellico Slong
Carrarthen Inn
S.c400
Louisvile and Nashville Railroad
Jellico
Williamsburg
Knoxville
George Atkins
John Cook
Walker Rodgers
John Gordon
James Sharp
William Lovette
Ida Rayne
James Reynolds
Joseph Fellers
Engine Cook
J. M. Cook
Rand Powder Company
Southern Railway
Louisville and Nashville
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Baltimore and Ohio
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Chamberlain
Micheal Straues
Vernon
Conn
Mr. Strauss
Dan. N. Nichols
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West Virginia and Pennsylvania Railroad CO
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