Experts Discuss Control of Bovine Tuberculosis
Abstracted notes cover Dr. M P Ravenel on bovine TB as economic scourge and cross species risk. Emphasizes quarantine on diseased cattle, pasteurization, and tuberculin testing of milk cattle, plus international and national calls for standardized laws and enforcement. Also reviews J Byron Deacon study of Allentown Easton Williamsport TB programs, showing weak registration, dispensary inefficiencies, and lack of hospital or sanatorium care for consumptives.
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M. P. Ravenel
Wisconsin State Hygienic Laboratory
Madison
Wis
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Denver
Royall Commission
Imperial Commission
New York City
Department of Health
New York
American Veterinary Association
United States
J. Byron Deacon
Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Allentown
Haston
Williamsport
Board of Health
Easton
State Health Department
Mont Alto
Ministers Declare Peace Sunday To Advocate Arbitration
Thousands of ministers and pastors from churches affiliated with the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America plan to observe Peace Sunday by preaching sermons on international arbitration and universal peace.
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New York
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Washington Man Sues Market Over Cold Storage Incident
Samuel L. Boxwell of Washington sues a local market for 25000 dollars claiming injuries after being confined in a cold storage room for about thirty minutes during a heat wave on June 1. He alleges health damage and seeks 900 dollars per minute in compensation.
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Washington
Samuel L. Boxwell
Boxwell
Say Car Shortage 18 Surely Coming
Sioux City June 30 Preliminary warnings of an impending car shortage along the Northwestern railroads may dull crop kill stories. Great Northern and Burlington lines urge early coal orders and shipments from Sioux City Lake Superior docks to avoid a car supply squeeze in June July and early August. Coal leaders fear overstocking after two harsh winters despite forecasts of record grain and corn crops across Montana North Dakota Minnesota Oregon Washington South Dakota and Iowa.
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Sioux
City
Northwestern
P. J. Donohue
Great Northern
Burlington
H. A. Jackson
St. Paul
Sioux City
Lake Superior
Jackson
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Washington
Oregon
Dakota
Iowa
National Athletic Games Open at Forbes Field Pittsburg
At Forbes Field Pittsburg opening day of the Amateur Athletic Union championships draws top entrants from New York A C Irish American A C Olympic A C Seattle AC and others. Junior events run today with senior contests tomorrow featuring sprints hurdles jumps throws discus shot put hammer and the fifty six.
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Pittsburg
Forbes Field
Amateur Athletic Union
Laat
West
North
New York A. C
A. C
Far West
Olympic A. C
San Francisco
Seattle Athletic Club
Henwood Found Guilty of Murder in Second Degree
Denver jurors sentenced Frank Henwood to murder in the second degree for the death of mining man George Copeland. Henwood had shot Sylvester Von Phul at the Brown Palace hotel weeks earlier, with a penalty of ten years to life in the state penitentiary and time granted for a possible new trial.
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Denver
Colo
Frank Henwood
George RB. Copeland
Sylvester L. von Phul
Brown Palace
Gulky
State
Will J P Morgan Made Knight Of Legion Of Honor
Paris reports a question of whether financier J Pierpont Morgan will be offered the Knight of the Legion of Honor for acts of courtesy to the French government. Morgan allegedly donated the famous Chef de St Martin, stolen from a southern French church, to the Louvre.
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Paris
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
France
Louvre
Farmer mocks tariff reform and press trust in a rural tale
An old farmer listening to a grocer and a clerk debates government tariffs and a farmer free list. The plot thread shows press criticism of Congress and a sly jab at luxury goods vs farm needs, ending with the farmer lampooning diamond jewelry on plows. The dialogue mocks media portrayal and tariff politics.
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Rube
Postmaster General Receives Long Stream of Letters
A steady flood of letters to the Postmaster General seeks guidance on running the post office and atonement for past misdeeds including cancelled stamps. A Memphis reader asks about custom postage cards bearing his picture and requests pricing for a small print run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postmaster General
Post Office Department
Chicago Judge Forces Beef Magnates to Trial for Conspiracy
Chicago June 30 Judge George A Carpenter has ruled that ten indited beef packers must appear July 4 to plead on conspiracy charges. The trial is set for November. the accused include heads of Armour Swift Morris and other large firms. The charges allege a conspiracy to raise fresh meat prices nationwide.
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Chicago
George A. Carpenter
Armour
Swift and Morris
Zionist Federation Holds Fourteenth Annual Convention in Tanneraville
Zionists from around the country gather in Tanneraville New York for the Federation of American Zionists fourteenth annual convention. Delegates will be chosen to represent the American body at the International Zionist congress in Basel Switzerland next month.
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Tanneraville
N. Y
Federation of American Zionists
International Zionist Congress
Basle
Switzerland
Pittsfield Plans Gala Week For 160th Anniversary
Pittsfield Mass July 1 The city marks the 160th anniversary of its incorporation with a gala week starting tomorrow. The program follows the old home week plan with added elaboration. Former Secretary of the Navy Long and Williams College President Farfeld among participants.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Hts
Navy
Long
Farfeld
Williams College
Review at Buckingham Palace Today
London June 80 The pricked troops who came for the coronation from overseas dominions and India were reviewed by King George at Buckingham Palace this morn. The scene on the terrace was brilliant with Indian princes and contingents in splendid attire contrasting with khaki troops from Canada, Australia and other parts of the empire. Rifles were grounded as contingents filed past the royal canopy and received coronation medals.
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London
India
George
Buckingham Palace
Canada
Australia
Empire
THS IS MY 500TH BIRTHDAY Captain Caperton
Captain William B. Caperton of the U S Navy born in Tennessee on June 30 1885. A Naval Academy graduate he rose to command ships including the Marietta Prairie and Denver and led the Maine on the Manila return voyage. He later served in Washington on the Naval Examining and Retiring Boards.
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William B. Caperton
Tennessee
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Hartford
Sambal Farragut
Marietta
Cuban
Spain
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Veteran Soldier
A Buffalo doctor’s testimonial quotes a World War veteran from Dakota praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and nocturnal urination. He reports back pain, extended illness, and bed confinement before relief from the remedy. For sale everywhere at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. distributes.
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John Lenon
National Sanitarium
Dot Springs
Dak
Nell
Dean
Doan
Chicago Graduate Doctor Earns Wisconsin Medical Degree
A Chicago graduate and physician with ties to the University of Wisconsin Medical Department is noted for completed studies and professional experience. The brief highlights the individual’s academic path and medical credentialing.
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Chicago
Universe
Wisconsin
Medical
Ume
New Life Clinic Promises Cure for Rheumatism and Asthma
An advertisement claims a guaranteed cure or complete refund for rheumatism and asthma after trying a treatment labeled New Life. It directs readers to Hot Springs with a certified check and promises reimbursement if no cure is achieved, asking for age and condition details.
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Hot Springs
The New Senate Opposed by Munsey's Magazine
The passage contrasts the old and new senatorial regimes. It portrays the shift from individual ambition to public service and opportunity as the driving motive for entering the Senate.
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Senate
Munsey
New York to Albany Motor Boat Race Planned
The New York Motor Boat Club prepares for its third annual long distance race from New York to Albany and back. Start is set for 6 p m tomorrow from West 147th Street clubhouse. Boats finish at Albany Yacht Club before returning to the start.
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Hudson River
New York
New York Motor Boat Club
Albany
West 147Th Street
Albany Yacht Club
Hudson
Calgary Industrial Exhibition Opens with Canadian Day Celebrations
Calgary, June 6 The Calgary Industrial Exhibition began informally today after nearly a year of preparations. The formal opening occurs tomorrow with Canadian Day and the fair runs through the week. The grounds at Victoria Park show improvements and new buildings. Exhibits across all departments are well filled.
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Calgary
Atia
Canada
Victoria Park
Fourth of July Celebrations Set as Safest in Nation
Washington reports a nationwide push for orderly festivities with parades and pageants in major cities. President Taft will mark Independence Day in Indianapolis after stops in Beverly and Marion, addressing bankers and editors before returning to Washington. Week also features major conferences in Atlantic City Milwaukee and San Francisco along with court action in Los Angeles over a dynamite murder charge. A Canadian monument to Laura Secord will be unveiled at Queenston Heights. International events include the Royal Henley Regatta and an iron and steel institute meeting in Brussels.
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Washington
D. C
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Taft
Indianapolis
Beverly
Marion
Ind
Indiana
Fairbanks
International Christian Endeavor Union
Atlantic City
Jewish Chautauqua Society of America
Milwaukee
National Education Association
San Francisco
McNatara Brothers
Los Angeles
Dominion of Canada
Laura Second
Mritiah
Beaver Dama
Queenston Heights
Thames
Ireland
Naval Architects
Lonon
Amercian Embassy
Dorchester House
la Houlla
Brussels
International Iron and Steel Institute
Landmark 19th Century Events Across Nations
Chronology notes key 1800s milestones including Britain abolishing the pillory in 1887, Rome capitulating to French forces in 1849, martial law in Baltimore in 1868, Sutro Tunnel completion in 1867, John Robinson named Ontario lieutenant governor in 1880, Charles Gulteau executed in 1882, Korea declaring independence in 1804, Washington novelist Southworth’s death in 1809, and Taft resigning as secretary of War in 1908.
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Rome
Schenck
Baltimore
Carson Valley
Nevada
John Heverely Robinson
Ontario
Charles Gulteau
Presi
Aviator Atwood Charms New London Crowds After Boston Flight
New London awoke to a Wright biplane ride by Atwood at 0:08 a m after a flight from Boston. Crowds along the thin morning skies greeted the bird-man with wild enthusiasm during the Harvard Yale regatta visit.
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New London
Atwood
Thin City
Boston
Blouse with Yoke Showcases Crochet Lace Fashion
New York reports a lingerie blouse with a yoke of Irish crochet. The garment features bands of cluny lace and heavy linen embroidery on lawn sections, with sleeves slightly below the elbow rimmed by lace and embroidery.
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New York
Rome
Hopkins Testimony Sparks New Illinois Probe View
Albert J Hopkins former U S senator from Illinois testified five hours before the Lorimer Investigating Committee in Washington. His remarks suggest a new inquiry into Springfield legislature corruption and describe talks of a jack pot to sway votes for a price. Hopkins claims offers of ten democratic votes for compensation during the senatorial contest.
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Illinois
Springfield
Albert J. Hopkins
United States
William Lorimer
Lorimer Investigating Committee
Washington
Hopkine
Jack Pote
Hopkins
Dominion guests to tour the United Kingdom
Parliament visitors from Canada Australia and other self governing dominions will leave London tomorrow night to begin a tour of the United Kingdom as guests of the Lords and Commons Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canada
Australia
Empire
United Kingdom
Lorda and Commons
Conspiracy Case In Jersey City Involves United Contractors
Jersey City officials charged in a conspiracy case against the United Contractors Corporation for paying dividends from stock sale proceeds. The corporation allegedly sold stock in subsidiary companies to fund dividends, with stock market funds and mock profits cited as the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Orgalinet
United Contractors Corporation
South Dakota State Normal School Announces New Year Plans
The school will admit pupils across all ages by credits or exam. Certificates are issued by grade level after eighth grade advancement, with pathways to life certificates after necessary teaching time. The faculty grows to thirty-one, with funds for equipment and department expansion. Dorms and meals priced, books provided, catalog available.
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State Normal School
Spearfish
South Dakota
Lawe
U Wbal
Muase
Alrenag R
Mers Ry
America
Nona
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