Cartooned Taft image sparks anti American Tokyo issue
Special to The Sun reports Tokio Puck in Tokyo ridicules Secretary Taft of War with a cartoon portraying Roosevelt as a peace envoy. The weekly issue features a double-page caricature and a front page mockery of the Japanese ambassador. The paper has a history of anti American cartoons and was censured earlier.
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San Francisco
Taft
Saich
Roosevelt
Orient
Tokio Puck
Tokio
Mikado
Sue
Tokio Pack
United States
Kitazawa Raden
Woman on Trial for Senator Brown Murder Fires Back
Mrs Annie Bradley faces trial for killing her lover, former Senator Arthur Brown, as details unfold about a rival, Mrs Annie Adams, and a letter begging Adams not to hurt a woman dependent on Brown. Adams plans to testify for the prosecution to defend Brown’s memory.
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Annie Bradley
United States
Arthur Brown
Annie A. Adams
Senator Brown
Ter
Bradley
Adams
Annie Adams
City of Homely Women in Humility Claim
United Press reports editor Clifford Greve, publisher of Humanity, declares St. Louis has the ugliest women in the universe in the November issue. Greve, who moved from Cincinnati to St. Louis, comments on the city’s seeming homeliness and earns the city a dubious prize.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Clifford Greve
Humanity
Greve
Cincinnati
Railroad Officer Surprised Probers by Van Allen Praise
A railroad officer aided investigators and earned thanks from commission members who shook his hand after sharing information. The scene highlighted cooperation between lawmen and the commission during probes.
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Probers
Honest railroad chief speaks on car shortage in Buffalo
L H Van Allen general superintendent of the New York Central told the New York public service commission that car shortages have persisted for 20 years. He stated that 14 000 cars and 686 locomotives were bought in three years but congestion and delays remain in East Buffalo yards. The commission and shipper audience thanked him for his candid testimony.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York Pubiic Service Commission
L. H. van Allen
New York Central
East Buffalo
Uvntil van Allen
van Allen
Forestry committee notes on 1899 hardwood output and forest policy
Reports from the forestry bureau state Illinois Indiana and Ohio produced 25 percent of hardwood in 1899. The government bureau favors using mountain ranges from Maine to Alabama for forestry as they are unsuitable for farming. It also notes that admitting Canadian lumber free will relieve pressure on domestic forests.
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Forestry Committee
Forestry Bureau
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Maine
Alabama
Hairpin Cemeteries Haunt London Golf Links
The London Express describes the country’s golf links as “vast hairpin cemeteries,” noting many hairpins are only half buried with their business ends exposed, causing annoyance and danger to players.
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The
London Express
New York Clubwomen Urged to Fight School Hazing
Mrs. William Cumming Story of New York calls on clubwomen to join a campaign against hazing in schools. She cites that in one year 18 lives were lost and 36 maimed or injured by these cruel practices and urges active opposition to such barbarity.
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William Cumming Story
New York
Eska
Political game talk and candidate chatter in Indiana papers
The Connersville News and Greensburg Review attack Fairbanks Watson Hanly, with threats of treason and party damage. Rep. Landis expects renomination by acclamation. Abraham Lincoln Lawshe denies running for Congress but open to a nomination. Montgomery county chatter hints at Warbritton and others eyeing state bureau of statistics chief, while Miss Stubbs decision looms over potential candidacy.
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Connersville
Fairbanks
Greensburg Review
Fairbanks- Watson-Hanly
Abraham Lincoln Lawshe
Xeni
Ind
Postoffice Department
Cuba
Philippines
Congress
Montgomery County
John F. Warbritton
State Bureau of Statistics
Miss Stubbs
J. L. Peetz
Cuticura Remedies Praised By Va. Family
A Virginia mother credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with saving her children from severe sores after doctors failed. She notes rapid improvement in her daughter's face and vision, her son's scalp healing in five weeks, and a sister's facial sores clearing. Mrs. Mary Hicks of Sutherland, Dinwiddie County, writes Apr 15 1907.
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Nora S
Pearl B
Mary Hicks
Sutherland, Dinwiddie Co
Cure of face eczema with Cuticura remedies
Nettie Helgeson of Ridgeway Iowa reports four weeks of Cuticura Soap Resolvent and Ointment cures her four month facial eczema after doctors failed. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap Resolvent Ointment with pricing hints and mentions related product lines and distributors.
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Nettie Helgeson
Ridgeway
Iowa
Draw & Chea
Unclear Political Mention In Woodlands Phrase
A fragment notes a deputy banker in New York who planned a candidacy but has since been silent while a poetic line about a beloved figure appears among references to trees and woodlands.
Prohibition South Victory Moves States Toward Dry Legislation
Mrs Lillian Stevens national president of the W T U returns from a Dixie tour with Miss Anna Gordon praising a Birmingham Alabama county dry vote by 1500. She predicts Alabama will go dry soon and notes dry moves in North Carolina Texas Mississippi Tennessee and Kentucky with battles in Arkansas and Missouri.
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Lillian Steven
Pecini
Chicago
Lillian Stevens
Dixie
Anna Gordon
Great Women's Temperance Organization
White Ribbon
Birmingham
Ala
Stevens
Alabama
North Carolina
Texas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Missouri
Tree of Knowledge and Apple in Bible Passages
The article discusses whether the tree in Eden is the tree of knowledge of good and evil and notes 'cttron' as a rendering for apple in Abrahamic texts. It cites Proverbs and Song of Solomon comparing a word fitly spoken to apples of gold and peaches of silver, indicating textual variation in ancient translations.
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Garden of Eden
Soloman
Making Chains by Automatic Chain Machine
The automatic chain making machine is perfected. A steel bar is drawn in at one end and exits as a complete steel-link chain. No material is lost in production. the chain’s weight matches the original bar.
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Tokio Pace
von Moltke
Berlin
Jerowo
Harden
Wr. Bernstein
Count von Moltke
Margaret B. Downing
Washington
Utah
Mrs
Brad
Ley
Mrs. Adams
City OF
Teenie
Indianapolis
Information and Members
Lafayette Courier
Gov
Hanly
Columbus
the Courier
C. B. Landis
Landis
Cuticura
Eczema
Consumer
N. Penn. St
NEW York Bankers
Dumont Clark
American Exchange National Bank
George N. Baker
First National Bank
Oakleigh Thorne
Trust Company OF America
William A. Nash
NEW York Clearing -Iquse
Prohibition South
Tree OF Knowledge
F. J. Kellogg
Kellogg Block
Battle Creek
Mich
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