Foreign notes on Austria Roosevelt Vatican and Paris incident
A roundup reports the Austrian emperor's frail health and anxiety at Roosevelt's Vatican visit. An anarchist fired at Paris judge Flory but missed. Richard Kerens arrives as new American ambassador to Austria and will meet the emperor. The Vatican omits American archbishops from cardinalate候. Maximilian Harden in Berlin criticizes Roosevelt as noisy but ineffective.
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Austria
Roosevelt
Vatican
Palace of Justice
Paris
M. Flory
Flory
Richard Kerens
Vienna
George B. Rives
Lst
New York
St. Paul
Chicago
New Orleans
Vaticans
Theodore the
Great
Maximilian Harden
Berlin
Roosevelt received in Vienna as a sovereign leader
Justice and Treasury investigators study the western beet sugar industry while a German building trades lockout affects 150 000 to 200 000 workers. Merger remains intact and Seizures of bleached flour continue as legal tests proceed.
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Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Trasury
Germany
Union
Southern Pacific
Herrin
Taft
United States
Rivers and Harbor
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
William J. Baehr
Kansas City
W. J. Bryan
Scotland
San Francisco
Mt. MccKinley
Dr. Cook
Mount McKinley
William Schmitt
Fréiburg
Gifford Pinchot
William H Upson
Ohio
Aon
xWeston
New York
Pees Gaper
Tennessee
Pathe Et de Si
Supreme ‘Court
Supreme ‘Court’ .Réa Ea Nave EU Migetrici
California Fig Syrup Co Promoted Laxative Claims
A vintage advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a healthful laxative aiding gentle cleansing of the system. It claims physicians approve the combination and cites satisfaction from millions of families over many years. The text urges purchase of the genuine product made by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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California Fig Syrup Co
New York Leads America in Ant Spitting Violations in 1909
The 1909 anti spitting law saw New York City record 2 513 arrests with 2 099 convictions and 1 936 80 in fines, far ahead of Baltimore Pittsburg and St Louis. Sanitary police in St Louis would have boosted its rank. National Tuberculosis Sunday on April 24 prompts clergy to urge enforcement nationwide.
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New York City
United States
Baltimore
Pittsburg
St. Louis
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Something Stronger Than Wind
Senator Depew recalls a March Easter anecdote at a Washington dinner about a windblown gentleman named Mr Stuyvesant being carried home after indulging in eggnog. A girl watching from a window asks her mother to look at the wind blowing him about.
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Senator Depew
Washington
Stuyvesant
Care of a horse's feet and shoeing guidance
Keep defective feet trimmed and shod if needed. Soft hooves should be shod and reshod every six to eight weeks in winter or on rocky or graveled roads. Proper shoeing preserves service without loss of time, and best results come from breeding for good feet.
His Way of Doing It: Counterfeiting Fermet on Street
Quoted anecdote recalls a young Faker boasting of fast earnings leading to a penitentiary for counterfeiting. The remark emphasizes the perils of easy money and the need to judge friends by their faults. Beecher's maxim about burying faults frames the piece.
Surprise In Brooklyn Promotes Grape-Nuts For Babies
A Brooklyn man recounts his eleven month old infant fading before Grape-Nuts. After two teaspoons soaked in warm milk with sugar, the baby ravenously ate a second serving and soon refused other foods. The family credits Grape-Nuts with strengthening the child and aiding growth, praising it as a scientific all around grain and brain builder.
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Brooklyn
Jetter
Wellgili
Foreign gunboats move toward Changsha amid unrest
Hankow reports rioting in Changsha with destruction of mission property including Yale mission valued over $100,000. Foreign powers plan possible intervention. British gunboat and three other warships, plus American cruiser Cleveland, head toward the scene. Chinese government wary of foreign occupation and indemnity talks begin.
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Hankow
Changsha
Providence
Pekin
China
Cleveland
Yale
Yale University
England
America
Sijangkiang
Fruit crop wrecked by cold across central northwest
Reports from Fargo and Des Moines detail severe damage from a cold spell to fruit and vegetable crops across the central northwest. Iowa officials estimate fruit and vegetable losses exceed 5 million dollars as freeze reports include 22 degree readings and snow in parts of the state.
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Fargo
Northwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Des Moines
Westley Green
Iowa State Horticultural Department
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Prosecution Seeks Ouster of International Harvester in Missouri
Attorney General Major filed briefs with Special Commissioner Judge Theodore Brace in the effort to oust International Harvester Co. from Missouri. He argues the company may raise binder and mower prices at will without natural or business cause, risking public loss. The case is set for October term en banc with over 100 witnesses already examined.
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International
Jefferson City
Major
Theodore Brace
International Harvester Co
Missouri
May Fight at Any Time With Sufficient Petitions
An army of suffragists marched on Capitol Hill to present a national petition of about half a million signatures urging votes for women. Delegates from the American Woman Suffrage Association led the procession, joined by enthusiastic non delegates, with flag bedecked autos filling Pennsylvania Avenue from the convention hotel to the Capitol.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Decision Expected Soon in Spokane Rate Case
Chicago April 18 The Spokane rate case is believed to be decided within ninety days by the Interstate Commerce Commission. A Washington representative conveyed assurance to Spokane merchants that the decision will cover western cases and likely be issued before the commission’s summer adjournment on June 16.
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Chicago
Spokane
Interstate Commerce Commission Ag
Spokane Mérchants’association
Washington
D. c
Molt’ Tg
Wheat prospects push Canadian grain trade growth
A Winnipeg dispatch from March 18 1910 reports Germany seeks Canadian wheat to feed imports while trade relations ease. U S demand grows as Canada expands wheat production with vast yields and land offered cheaply. American settlers enjoy rising benefits and high yields in Saskatchewan and other western lands. The piece suggests now is the time to buy land before prices double as development accelerates.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Germany
United States
Canada
John Munter
Hyebrow
Saskatchewan
Minnesota
MANY MILES First Manager-Did your company have a long run
A light exchange between two managers turns on a joke about endurance in business. The first asks if the company had a long run, the second clarifies it was a long walk instead.
Wounded Horse Thief Refuses Name Says Handshake Wish
An unknown man accused of horse stealing was shot by Deputy Williamson while fleeing. He was wounded in the back near a blacksmith shop during pursuit and declined to disclose his identity, claiming good family ties. He is believed to be a deserter from the army and is in doubtful condition at the hospital.
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Billings
Williamson
Sheridan
Wyo
Orrick
Landers
Prairie fires rage in Dawson county Montana
Unusually warm weather and heavy grass growth fuel numerous prairie fires in Dawson county Montana with a major blaze near Belle Prairie fourteen miles northeast of Glendive crossing hills toward the Yellowstone river and burning Harpster pastures. The Benning place, owned by a one armed rancher, suffered near total loss of its buildings. damage in other Dawson areas and reports of fires in North Dakota accompany the scene.
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Glendive
Dawson County
Belle Prairie Country
Yellowstone River
Harpster
Benning Place
North Dakota
Medical Department Offers Free Health Advice Literature
A notice invites readers to consult the Medical Department for advice by submitting a full case. The in charge physician will provide free guidance and distribute literature outlining practical health rules considered essential for all readers.
Seventy-year-old Man Finds Relief with Cuticura Remedies
In a testimonial, John W. Hasty of So. Effingham New Hampshire describes severe hand sores that bled and prevented daily tasks. After two doctors failed, he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and within a week his hands were healed with no recurrence. He notes his neighbor’s child also improved with Cuticura.
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John W. Hasty
Moonlight During the Arctic Night
The moon shines for six months at the north pole as the sun stays below the horizon. A steady twilight moonlight frames the polar night from autumn to spring, shaping the long polar night landscape.
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Arctic
North Pole
Dr J H Rindlaub Eye Ear Nose Throat Fargo
Eye, ear, nose and throat specialist Dr J H Rindlaub of Fargo provides roentgenology and clinical services. This notice lists his expertise and office location for patients seeking ENT and ocular care services.
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J. H
Rindlaub
Fargo
Mount McKinley claim disputed by guide Barrill
Edward Barrill, guide on the Mount McKinley trip, swears in an affidavit that the Fairbanks party led by Thomas Lloyd did not reach the summit. He says snow and ice conditions made the ascent impossible at that time and that only his route with Dr. Cook could succeed.
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Hamilton
Edward Barrill
Cook
Mount McKinley
Edi
Fairbanks
Thomas Lloyd
Barrill
Dr. Cook
Hodgens Awarded $24,000 Verdict in Mining Suit
Hodgens of Butte receives a $24,000 judgment in a Boston, Massachusetts court over a mining deal. The verdict concludes the civil suit, reflecting a substantial monetary ruling for the plaintiff.
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Boston
Mass
Deny Daughter's Bill in Unclear Case of Support
A district judge denied a daughter’s request for payment claiming no pay was due. The case involved the father and a contested bill allegedly for house services and care.
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Mischief Maker
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Joseph, M. Dixon
Montana
Mortana
Horsethief
Peruna
Peruna i
Peruna Company
Columbus
Williams, Hoyt & Co
Rochester, N. Y
Ays SeEahe
Alabastine Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
Siscredits
MT. Mckinley
W. L
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