Congressional and world notes bright with scattered items
Washington debates military costs and civil administration expenses while Hot Springs seeks broader federal control. Other items include Hart North immigration charges, a new tariff information fund, a Dover to Calais air attempt, and Peru Ecuador boundary mediation progress.
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Washington
United States
Clay
Georgia
Hot Springs
Ark
Ballinger
Clement S. Ucker
Interior Department
Hart H. North
San Francisco
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Asiatic Exclusion League
F. H. Ainsworth
Tawney
House Appropriations Committee
Fragmented Political Sparks Across Multiple States
Reports from the era cite diverse political and social notes including denouncement of wildcat evangelism, resignation rumors in Alberta, New York land gifts for a Hudson river park, a Missouri Kansas boundary settlement move, lunar farming myths debunked, and a push by New Orleans for Panama Canal exposition recognition. Congress debates lighthouse funding and ministerial time limits, while Taft travel expenses trigger contention. A New York domestic relations tribunal and Alaska parade plans tied to Roosevelt also appear.
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Charles Cary Rumsey
Mary Harriman
Arden
Whitney
Charles Stuart Rolls
English Channel
Dover
Calais
Rutherford
Alberta
Sifton
Ninth
Indiana
Burkett
Lincoln
Senate
Penn
Ecuador
Luther West
Tommy Rogers
Mabray
Webb City
Swenson
Des Moines
Edward
William Mather
Peace Society
Liberia
National Packing Company
Viscount Lone
Korea
Viscount Terauchi
Actors’ Fund
New York City
Charles L. Burr
Mackenzie & Burr
Nebr
Dolores
Chihuahua
Mexico
H. L. Welty
Home Security Savings Bank
Bellingham
Wash
State Examiner
Peru
United States
Brazil
Prac
Arkansas
Congress
House Public Lands Committee
Alec F. Potter
S. J. Record
Arkansas National Forestry
Taft
Panama
Canal
Washington
Kansas State Railroad Commissioners
Union Portland Cement Company
Devil Slide
Ogden
Burlington
Colorado & Midland Railroad
Georgetown University
Edward Trickett
Kansas City Fire Department
China
Southern Presbyterian Church
Charles R. Nesbit
Nashville
Tenn
Hughes
State of
New York
BE. H. Harriman
Hudson River Palisades
Missouri
Kansas
Springfield
Mass
New Orleans
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Gunjiro Aoki
Glaydis Emery
Archdeacon Emery
San Francisco
Carson City
Emery
Gaynor
Alaska
Theodore
A. 'C.smith
Rooseivelt
Former Senator Allen challenges Depew reminiscences on war
The piece reports Allen challenging Depew's Spanish American War reminiscences while Georgia's Clay calls the military establishment costly. It notes James A. Patten losing a million from May wheat slump and Taft skipping the Roosevelt home-coming celebration in New York. Hyde of Kansas City lawyers seek a new trial to be heard on June 4.
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Allen
Depew
Clay
Georgia
James A. Patten
Taft
Roosevelt
New York
Hyde
Kansas City
High church dignitaries attend consecration at Fargo
Prominent church leaders gather at St Marys Cathedral in Fargo to witness the consecration of a new bishop. The ceremony marks a significant moment in the diocese with attendees from major church offices and regional clergy.
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St.emary's
Ithedral
Fargo
Ceremonies Install Fargo Bishop O'Reilly in North Dakota
In Fargo at St Marys cathedral, Rev James O'Reilly was formally installed as bishop of Fargo becoming North Dakotas second bishop. Archbishop Ireland led the rites and presented the episcopal ring during a solemn Mass that followed hours of ritual. Bishop O'Reilly, a native of Ireland, succeeds Bishop Shanley who became North Dakota bishop twenty one years ago.
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Co. W. Simmons
Ireland
P. Duerr
Lidgerwood
M. M. Corey
P.mcgeough
O'Reilly
ST. Mary’s Cathedral
Fargo, N. D
James O'Reilly
Fargo
Utee
St. Paul
Foriss
Sager
St. Anthony of Padua Church
Minneapolis
Cathedral ceremony portraits bishops and Irish historian priest
From the club rooms to the cathedral entrance the procession moved to pews before the altar. Bishops Corbett Trobee McGorrick Heffron Lawler Busch attended in purple robes. A graduate of All Hallows Dublin later served at St. Anthony of Padua Minneapolis noted for oratory and Irish history.
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Corbett
Crookston
Trobee
St. Cloud
McGorrick
Duluth
Heffron
Winona
Lawler
St. Paul
Busch
Lead
S. D
All Hallows College
Dublin
America
Church of St. Anthony of Padua
Minneapolis
Installation of Bishop Jamis O Reilly Besieged by Crowds in Fargo
Archbishop Tre land presided as Rev. Jamis O Reilly was installed as bishop with the papal bull read by Rev. O Niscoll. Knights of Columbus acted as guards as hundreds crowded the cathedral doors. Archbishop Ireland delivered the installation sermon and a banquet was hosted by the Knights in the afternoon.
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Wehrle
Bismarck
Treland
Fargo Council of the Knights of Columbus
Sir-Knights
O'Niscoll
Jamis
O'Reilly
Considine
Minto
Alocesa
Sérion-Waa
Ireland
Northwests
Shanley
Columbus
Doan's Kidney Pills touted for women's kidney ailments
An ad claims back ache and nervous symptoms stem from kidney trouble and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills. A Morriston Arkansas woman testifies relief after six doctors failed, with price listed as 50 cents a box. Also includes a light joke dialogue about a father and daughter and a checkbook.
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Dean
Doan’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Not In the Agreement. Daniel and the Lions
A humorous cartoon caption features Daniel among lions with a quip about missing moving picture royalties. The quote is attributed to Puck and reflects a playful biblical reference in period style.
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Daniel
Lions' den
Puck
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Universal Remedy
A promotional notice extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only known positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal use benefits blood and mucous surfaces, offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure, and mentions accompanying products Hall's Family Pills.
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Hall
Nat
Aterza Carey Cs Co
Taleda
O Y All Druggista
Contorted Sayings About Understanding a Man
A fragment expresses a view on gender dynamics and deception, suggesting a woman can mislead a man by affecting his thinking and then imply control over his mental processes. The line frames manipulation as a test of perception and intelligence in relationships.
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Pierce
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N.Y
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Illinois
Mervernor Denson
Inols
Eco
Tom
Toa Ve Saskatche
Canada
Dell Foto
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
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Chas
Grand Forks
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Ceylon
Japan
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