Week Happenings and Notable Deaths Across Several Cities
A fragmented blot of notices lists multiple deaths and injuries from accidents and illness. Tal Moeve Bomber of the De 49 committee dies after being struck by a vehicle and horse. Michiel Cudetiz, Chicago packing executive, dies of double pneumonia after surgery. Robert Cook, Frater leader, buried after a fatal walk accident. Also mentions Rudyard Kipling's mother and other political figures in terse, disjointed phrases from the week’s recap.
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Toke
National
Demoocratic Committee
W. Bryan
Campelay
Quiily
Mones
Wetmore
Militanaire ‘Democratic-nationil
Cot Bitterman
Misspar
Waspain
St. Lote
Federation of Labor Holds its Thirtieth Annual Convention
The American Federation of Labor met in Atlanta Georgia choosing the next year’s convention site. Advancements were discussed with 85 percent in favor of certain reforms and 16 percent in other allocations. Harlow, a former rate slashing expert, was noted among speakers. Reports touched on naval matters and political tensions, with comments on President Hermes Fonseca and various officials. Other items included post office reforms and a Brazilian fleet incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atmevicen_ Federation of Labor
Agbt
Lauly
Choortog
Atlanta
Opalirdad
Cumraaditor
Harlow Wa
Trastl
K Wuperiar
St. Everett
Waah
Wellington
Great Northern
Providence
Frederick Dent Grant
Department of the East
United
Ufgpcy
Feldhella Company
Chicago
Bem
Abrabat Ruef
San Francisco
District Court
Ape Pete
Generst Hitchcock
Rurai Mel
Gene Parcel
Feparta Hava
Feerstary
Dickinson
Jett Washington
Nadhville
J. Overton Dick
Lison
Oscillating World News And Local Fires In Newark And Des Moines
Patchwork item lists chaotic incidents from Newark and Des Moines including a boxing miscue, revolts in Mexico, a fatal elevator accident, a gasoline explosion, arson and fires, legal actions over streetcar damages, and a Brazil navy mutiny. Named figures include Owen Relgey, Taft era officials, and local officials. It mixes crime, disasters, and political notes with scattered economic data.
Proper Control for Rates Sparks Interstate Commerce Debate
Commissioner Cleme nts argues against federal tampering with railroad valuations and rate regulation. He doubts a general valuation plan, warns against forcing new roads to sell below par, and notes experts could assist valuing assets for rate defense. Present: Walter L Fisher, F N Sudson, Frederick Street, B H Meyer and an Interstate Commerce Commission panel.
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Washington
Ihe
Atock
Bond
Clements
Iblyuno
Clementa
Walter L. Fisher
Chicas
F. N Sudson
St Lous
Priderick Street
New York
B. H. Meyer
Madison
Wis
Commission
Inter
Alate Rommerce Commission
Norris Addresses Land Men on Federal Conservation
Norris rebuked past attitudes and urged western leadership in land and irrigation policy. He stated the west would carry out necessary measures and stood ready to do so at the opening of the United States land and irrigation congress. St. Joseph man killed in Missouri reported with a bullet note found near the body. authorities call it a possible suicide or accidental death.
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Tory
Newark
Pitt
Finling Netsoc
Owen Relgey
Aled
Inia
Chihuahui
Mexico
Madartétas
Kc Tre
United States
Es O'Brientte
Kit
New York
Aceyer
Robert
Sebtel
Birator Mantha
York
Gertrude "Qaldetain
Brooxlyn
Tirkay
Rama
Bird
Charles Maveus
Chey
Maneus
Galleetor Loeb
Incirdyolera
Secretary of the Treasury
Belng-Stewcler Ule
Chicago
Parment
Sorkera
Goriinicn
Octave
Chanble
Equation
Thas
Dle
Colesge
Brazil
Congress
Aseetiog
Taft
Treasury
St Foul Road
Tung
Michael Crowley
Hla
Trath
Hitchenock
J. W.night
Knight, Yency & Co
Dacatur
Ala
Theatto
Fics
Young's
Wits
Throp Besch
Mans
Mra
John de Bengs
Hetro
John C. Read
Licely
Armstrong Drerel
Mal- Hombdonatre
Phila
Delpblé
Scarlog
Blerich
Tab
Membors Club
Afc
Moth
Bf Tig
Wethos
basAgalm
Yould-Ald Bie
Rnien Af
Mensire
Wilteh
raya‘Ale
Sueh
Shore
Horseiven
Nes Moines
Agairnst
Bouchat
Norris
Edwin Te Notzie
Menitana
St. Joseph
Joseph
Litsey
Relief Fund Allocates 2.3 Million Francs for Flood Sufferers
Parliament approves a relief package totaling 2.3 million francs for flood victims. The measure includes 6 million francs for wine growers whose vineyards were ruined.
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Pacle
Duveynmant
Lnods
Illinois 18 Third Population Rank Record Amid Recovery
Washington reports Illinois ranks third in population growth, trailing only New York and Pennsylvania, with a 17 percent gain over ten years. Illinois posts a 61,638,691 total, surpassing several midwest states, while Michigan, Missouri and Ohio show smaller increases. Also noted are customs service reforms and Missouri's Prohibition defeat with 218,195 votes for repeal and 21,281 votes against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Washington
Ohio
Illinois
Middle Western
Michigan
Missouri
Tholaly
Bank cashier dies by self-inflicted gunshot in Rorkport
Rorkport authorities report Mast-George W. Tuts, a former cashier at the Free bank, died by his own hand in a shooting. The incident involved an alleged theft of about $8,000. Investigators are reviewing records as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rorkport
George W. Tuts
Easuter
Roexport Wational Bank
Letoeny
Giaelder
Ahooting
Baking Powder Quality and Leavening Strength Discussed
An article emphasizes testing baking powders by water mix and baking results to ensure uniform bread and cake texture. It notes that cheaper powders may vary in strength, urging careful selection of ingredients and testing to avoid impure additives and inconsistent leavening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physicieas
Fallent Decries Appetite In Quirky Exchange
In a peculiar exchange the speaker jokes about a remarkable appetite while noting a single weekly soda cracker intake. A doctor questions the claim, framing it as a satire on appetite and health.
Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
The ad claims Pape’s Diapepsin cures indigestion and stomach troubles within five minutes by aiding digestion and stopping fermentation. It asserts relief from belching, acid regurgitation, and discomfort after meals for various named stomach ailments. A single tablet at the moment of distress is said to bring rapid belief in relief.
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Tefferam Gily
Missour
Pont
Gaz
Fape
USA
Untitled fragment recounts street confrontation and voices
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Tami Brown accusing someone of getting a supply and roughing a pan while Mr Erastus Pinkley defends a remark about a lamp. The exchange hints at a curbstone dispute and a claim that someone stayed “right dat” as another character makes a buck or buckler remark.
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Mra
Tami Brown
Mrr
Erastus Pinkley
Boris
Buckelul
Desperate Situation Hidden In Quarrel Over Possessions
Fragmented dialogue shows a heated dispute about ethics and goods. A hungry husband laments poverty while a coat of remedies and self help figures are invoked, ending with a philosophical line on possessions and rivalry.
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Atesoo Han
Wien Cagsa
J. Ngore
Searr Ibin
Larkin
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Des Moines City Railway Company
Supreme Court
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Bisa Parker
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Rock Feland Railroad
Ralph Cohoe
Mas Parker
Covon
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Des Moines
Mallway Company
Grand Avenue
Hurrow
Charles Davenport
Negro
Miller
Supreme Ectert
Paul Carroll
Miss Gillie
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Auld Airs
Carrol
Greater Uinn
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Welch
James Sictl
Won
Maple Bick Ming
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Beall
Langman & Batra Blaughter -House
Bleventhy Atrest
Sara Gordon
William Gordon
McTenry
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Commercial Club Names Committee
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Ploasla
Sist
Max Kuch
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Gable
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