Senators Named for Immigration Bill Support in 1906
The American highlights six Senate Immigration Committee members Dillingham Lodge Penrose Latimer Simmons and McCreary for their pivotal roles in passing the 1906 immigration bill. It credits Latimer with a key amendment targeting steamship companies and outlines provisions to deter defective or dangerous aliens and to restrict shipper abuses while praising the broader bipartisan effort to curb undesirable immigration.
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Bay
Ecenes
Senate Immigration Committee
Council
United States Senate
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Lodge
Penrose
Latimer
Simmons
McCreary
Seaboard
Citiea
Europe
A. G. Latimer
South Carolina
United StAtun
United States
Steamahip
Ateamship
Ateamship Companies
Washington
Congress
Juniora
North Carolina
Kentucky
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Maasachusette
Senator Lodge
New Hampshire
Senator Dillingham
Death Notice and Mourning Resolution for John I Adam
On June 6 1900 John I Adam was removed by death. West minster Conclave No 880 of the Improved Order Heptasopha expresses sorrow and resolves to honor his memory. A copy is sent to the family and to the Kaawee Courier for publication. Dated January 18, 1906.
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John
Adam
Bro. Adane
Kaawee Courier
A Thousand Dollars' Worth of Good
A. H. Thurnon, a Buffalo Ohio coal operator, claims Foley's Kidney Cure relieved years of kidney and bladder trouble. He describes past pain from gravel and says medicine failed until using Foley's, which started passing brick dust and ended his pain. He asserts the remedy has done him a thousand dollars' worth of good.
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Hays
A. Hf
Thurnon
Buffalo
Ohio
Foley
Kidnay
J. W. Bell
Burbank Plants Thousands of Potatoes at His Farm
In Santa Rosa California on June 28 Luther Burbank, famed horticulturist, planted four thousand potato varieties at his farm as part of a larger plan involving 12,000 tuber species. Dr. J. W. Shull of the Carnegie Institute observes for a forthcoming scientific treatise on Burbank's work. The range includes diverse sizes colors and forms as preparations continue this week. Burbank aims for a new potato that is more prolific disease resistant and uniform in size.
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Santa Ross
Cal
Luther Burbank
Burbank
Shull
Carnegie Institute Scientiata
Stimulation Without Irritation Laxative Ad
Stimulation without irritation for stomach and liver use. Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates the liver and bowels without irritating like pills or ordinary cathartics. It does not nauseate or gripe, mild and pleasant to take. Dr. J W Ball.
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J. W. Ball
Flashes from Fall Creek on June farming notes
Farmers in this section report good progress with crops at Fall Creek on June 19. Local residents Mia Holden and others share social visits, a ringing event last Sunday draws youths, and Wheat and oats crop conditions improve while fruit prospects look bright. An ad for medicinal salves appears amid local chatter. News item ends noting ten thousand men and boys left without work after floods in Mahoney City region.
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Fall Creek
Mia
Joe Holden
W. M. Holden
Keowee River
Tom Roberton
Sealen
Bounding Boy
Mina Licona Ifoldon
W. E. Tones
Gap Hill
Mahoney City
Revival at Lances Mill Church Sees Eleven Join
A Baptist meeting at Lances mill church, Jordan area, ran Sunday to Wednesday with strong attendance. Eleven members joined, and the writer plans July second Sunday burial for those moved, while noting ongoing six-church duties and hopeful summer meetings. Nearby report: Ned Bryant, a negro, is under arrest in Lynchburg on charges of attempted criminal assault against a six year old girl in Rustburg, held for grand jury.
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W. B. Hum
Baptist Courier
Lances Mill
Jane
Jon
Konge
Lynchburg
Vasaya
Ned Bryant
Mildred Evans
R. Ki. Evans
Rustburg
Grand
Foley's Kidney Cure Credited By Western Patient
J. W. Bell of Lincoln Red Mill, Lawrence County New York, writes that after years of kidney disease and futile treatments a half bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure relieved symptoms and four bottles cured him. He describes frequent urination and passing brick-dust and slimy matter before using the remedy.
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A. Sherman
Linbon Red Mill
Lawrencs County
New York
Foley
J. W. Bell
Billy Jones Can Hug Girls Better Than Any Boy
A mischievous pupil writes on a classroom blackboard and avoids punishment after the teacher discovers the remark. The other students tease him, and Billy proclaims he will not tell, hinting that it “pays to advertise.” An advertisement for King’s Dyapopaia Tableta promises relief from indigestion, sold by local vendors Dr. J. W. Bell and W. J. Lunney.
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Billy
Dags
Billy Jones
William
Bly
J. W. Bell
Walhalla
W. J. Lunney
Beneoa
Thomas Garfield Brother of Martyr Provident Nearby Farmer
Thomas Garfield, brother of the martyred Provident, lived on a farm five miles from Mudwongilly, Miah. He was never near Wuehinge ton but spent a week with his brother before his inauguration. He is 83 years old.
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Thomas Garfield
Ancient Egyptian Kings on View at British Museum
British Museum displays include free statues of Teerte son IIT dating to about 2400 BC. The gray granite figures show the king in youth, middle age, and old age, wearing the Egyptian apron with hieroglyphic name. A colossal limestone figure of Anichophia I, c. 1700 BC, depicts Osiris with red and white crowns. Inscription on the back reads Amen Katep beloved of Amen, Lord of the Thrones of the two Lands.
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British Museum
Teerteson Iit
Christ
Yout
Ind Ae
Aunken Cheake
Uhaw
Thora
Limastons
Anichophia I
Carint
Osirie
Egypt
Katep
Amen
Two
Landa
City of New York mirrors wealth and fate in daily life
The Spartanburg Journal notes how wealth does not satisfy, as New York's statistics reveal a rhythm of arrivals and losses: emigrants every forty seconds, arrests every three minutes, births every six minutes, funerals every seven minutes, marriages every thirteen minutes, new firms every forty-two minutes, fires and ships at intervals, and frequent crimes, business failures, and divorces in a stark social ledger.
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New York
Yonvoutha Harbor
Sirestrate
Spartanburg Journal
Hard on Club Women Plaintiffs Public Space Debate
A fragment from Chicago News notes social club tensions over access policies. A woman questions the club’s statement No Admittance Except on Business, while others reference member rules and general activities. The exchange hints at restrictions and gendered spaces.
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Eyvorybosdy
Chicago News
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Columbia
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Henry H. Schroder
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