Notable Postcard of Law and War: Roots Honored and Balkan Moves
Senator Elihu Root is named honorary president of the American Institute of International Law, praising its aim to foster Latin American friendship. A New York cane once owned by Andrew Jackson is offered for Governor Wilson, to be placed in the national museum after the election. A Julia Ward Howe portrait is unveiled in Boston, with remarks by several leaders. Baltic and Balkan military moves are noted, plus Uruguayan reports on American farming, cattle, and grain markets. Railways report record August earnings but rising costs, while a Varna seller lists nineteen well bred slave cattle for sale.
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Elihu Root
New York
American Institute of International Law
Root
Andrew Jackson
Gov
Wilson
McCombs
Democratic National Committee
George W Oliver
Portland
Ore
National Museum
Washington
Oliver
Ars
Julia Ward Howe
Council
Old State House
Boston
John Emniott
Charles W Wendte
Edwin L. Mead
John D. Long
Frank B Sanborn
Lucia Ames Mead
Lake Superior
Nevel
Great Lakes
Nicholas I
Montenegro
Danila
Mirko
Albania
Novibazar
Peter
Nisb
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Sofia
George of Keeve
Athens
Balkan
Mohammed V
Urugay
South America
Middle West
Pacific Slope
Canada
Suvoraco
Montevideo
United States
Ralph T. Fulton
Republican
Live Wires
North Dakota Sunday School Association
Fulton
North Dakota
Harriet Spencer
Whitefield
Live Wire
Rev Fulton
Illinois
Keokuk High School
Knox College
McCormick Seminary
Minnesota
Erle-Ayer
Mr. Fulton
J. R. Pratt
Cass_County Sunday School association
Pitt
Evangelstic Department
Fation
Galesburg
Henry
M.C. A
Roosevelt Lauds Taft at Harvard Commencement Dinner
The 1902 Harvard commencement dinner features Theodore Roosevelt praising William Howard Taft. He recalls Taft’s service from the Philippine commission to the Supreme Court, noting his loyalty to the people and duty, and contrasts public service with political change.
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Harvard
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Philippine Commission
Yale
Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Kewanee Star-Courier
Uayow
Republican Party
Louis ASE Makes First North Dakota Journey Misreads Hotel Clerk
Traveling man Louis ASE encounters a confused morning in North Dakota. He misreads a ground cover notice and asks a hotel clerk about dates, muttering he has only months left as he searches for directions.
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Louis
North Dakota
Rélerk
Twenty Women's Suits Discounted At Eve Sale
A local retailer offers twenty high cost women’s suits at 27.50 instead of 35 to 45, with matching season fabrics and unique trims. Additional line items list women’s suits at 12.75, marked down from 20 to 25, as part of an exhibition and disposal sale.
Women’s Winter Coats on Sale for 6.95 Each
A local store offers women’s winter cloaks priced at 6.95 each down from 15 to 20. The sale promises good styles and high quality fabrics with sizes ranging from teen to adult. This extraordinary discount aims to attract many shoppers and boost cloak sales.
Women’s Unusual Chinchilla Coats At Bargain Prices
Unusual chinchilla coats advertised for fifteen dollars featuring belt back velvet rovers and warm lining. Aimed at immediate purchase with multiple shades blue brown grey available, encouraging shoppers to buy on first sight.
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Chinchilla
Humane treatment of animals. a call for kindness
A Bloomington Pantagraph essay extols pets and domestic animals as faithful companions and benefactors. It laments mistreatment and urges humane care, noting cows, horses, and dogs provide nourishment and aid through hardship. The piece contrasts animal loyalty with human ingratitude and advocates kinder behavior toward all living creatures.
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Joe Burt
Bloomington
Legal notes on election registration in Cleveland era
Attorney Mitchell of Chicago notes a young man born in 1832 is eligible to vote in the general election this November if registered this month. The column discusses trust critique and election administration during the Cleveland era.
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Hanies H. Mitchell
Board of Élection- Issterers
Chicago
Cain
iter-Leachier
Saldzeeiii
Lyons
The Various Forest Industries In Our Wooded Districts
A survey of forest based trades highlights charcoal making dry distillation pitch and turpentine from long leaf pines pulp for paper excelsior and box making from poplar bark tanning with hemlock hides and fencing poles telegraph posts and fire wood from estate management show how labor with ax and saw supports these aging processes.
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Bar
Fareaway
Wisconsin
North Carolina
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H. Magoon
Barnes & Magoon
Attorneys-At-Law
Ety
Lacon
Ill
Settlin Yeomaxs
First National Bank
Oj Ones
J. L. Jonés
Aes
Ta General Banking
Bush
Sie
W. Dewey & Sons
New City
Hartley, Jr
Ms City
J. A. Swhm
Cromwell & Goggshall
III
Cromwell
Coggshall
EB. A. Hall
East Park Row
Maulfair & Hanson
Mcnabb, Ill
Ford Central
Fred W. Pottar
Henry, Ill
Henry E. Jacobs
Deng
HE. W. Adame
Henry, Wu
Lara L. Baker
Putnam, Tll
C.R Nye
Putnam
Tiskilwa Exchange
W. C. Moon
Henry, Ege
Muling
Thompson
Mcurity
MO. I. Thompson
Mil
Chicago Veterinary College
Motter
Henry Wiz
Indiana
Ohio
Jae Stock Insurance, Co
Gebhardt
Peoria
Henry, Ibn
George Burt
George A. Burt
Seattle
Varna
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Pater
Holan
Buckeye Ra
Cleveland
Foley
Itv
Dafe
Women's
Powe
J G. Criswell
North Mulberry St
Hagerstown
A. J
Ottumwa Courier
Decatur Herald
Keokuk Gate City
Astor
Abraham Lincoln
S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
Moline Dispatch
Deneen
Enos Lollar
Saratoga
Ind
A. J. Tronmonger
Aiuto
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