Sell the Philippines Islands From the United States View
A New York Herald excerpt argues the United States should abandon colonial rule of the Philippines. It warns retention risks war with Japan and costly conflicts, urging sale to reduce danger and project business efficiency over empire. It notes naval redeployments and questions administration motives, ending with an ad for a Pilon treatment and mosquito warnings.
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The
New York Herald
Philippines
United States
England
Egypt
France
Algeria
Morocco
Japan
Philippine
Pacific
Metcalf
Giant New Jersey mosquitoes fake models fooling world
The International Congress of Zoology visits New York and the American Museum of Natural History. Wax models labeled as New Jersey mosquitoes draw astonishment from foreign members who mistake them for real specimens. The exhibits, two years in the making, are so lifelike that only their wings reveal the illusion.
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New York
United States
France
New Jersey
International Congress of Zoology
Congress
American Museum of Natural History
Attack on party at Saluda Dam leaves man injured
Miles Batson Jr. was struck by a rock from a negro at Saluda Dam while with ladies and children, suffering potential internal injuries and remaining in critical condition. Lonnie Young, a black man employed at the dam, was arrested and jailed for the assault after offering a flimsy explanation about seeing someone reach for a gun.
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Greenville
D. C
Miles Batson, Jr
Saluda Dam
Dots from Whitewater community notes
The September 12 report from Whitewater records fair health with few exceptions. Notable items include Mrs. B F Coward’s injury from a porch fall, John O Leary improving roads, Miss Lesze Porritt teaching Bear Pen School with high attendance, B F Coward starting a mercantile business, and birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Jesse Frayster. Road extensions ease travel, M Nicholson Sr attended Little River Baptist meeting led by Rev Walker. Crops are reported as the best in years.
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Whitewater
A. Wilson
B. F. Coward
John O'Leary
John
Billo
Young
Dennis Harkin
Bear Pen Ia
Lesze Porritt
Seneca
Jesse Frayster
Salem
J. F
D. No
D. 5
Nicholson
Whitewater Road
C. Deorlins
M. Nicholson
Little River Baptist Church
Walker
Spartanburg
A. B. Burrell
Will Burrell
Walhalla
B. E
Orphans Work Day Urges Statewide Support
Brethren of the Press call for September to mark Orphan Work Day with all residents setting aside a day to aid orphan institutions. Sunday school children may choose September 21 or 28 for a day off to harvest cotton, with collections on the following Sabbath. Several orphanages in Clinton, Columbia, and Greenwood rely on Christian support. readers are urged to participate and share in the effort.
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Brethren of the Press
Snornwell
Clinton
Epworth
Columbia
Maxwell
Greenwood
Disinterred Body Found After Thunderstorm At Grave
In Roxbury Virginia during a Sunday thunderstorm a cedar tree was struck at a grave head and the body was completely disinterred scattering bones. The skull was found with half attached to it, about eight feet long, and the duration the body had lay in the grave remains unknown.
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Roxbury
National Meeting at Little Rock backs cotton price limits
The Farmers' Educational and Co operative Union of America gathers in Little Rock for its fourth national meeting. Leaders push minimum prices for cotton, citing 5 and 6 cent lows and warehouse capacity to hold cotton. Local unions exceed 17 000. committee assigns regional price samples and endorses Sea Island Growers Association minimums. Poley's Kidney Cure advertised as remedy for kidney or bladder troubles.
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Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America
South
Vis
Little Rock
Texas
D. J. Neil
J. S. Airent
Oklahoma
J. P. Connor
Louisiana
L. N. Holmes
Arkansas
F. Taft
Mississippi
H. W. Bradshaw
Alabama
W. M. Eiland
Georgia
J. M. Hart
South Carolina
J. G. Stripling
North Carolina
S. L. Carter
Tennessee
A. A. Webb
Florida
Ww. M. Carlisle
National Convention
Carolina
Carolina Sea- Island
Beaver Dam Baptist Association Meeting Set for Sep 30 31 1907
The Beaver Dam Baptist Association plans a joint session with New Westminster church on September 30 and 31 1907. All member churches are asked to send Sunday school superintendents as delegates for talks on Sunday school work. The program features devotional exercises, panels on training young converts, pastoral work, superintendent conferences, and missionary notes.
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Beaverdam Baptist Association
New Westminster Church
Fram
Rey. J
Stone
J.B. Harris
Mackburn
W. N. Bru i
M. Cary
A. Mepantel
MG. Holland
J. Marle
G. Stolth
Boll weevil fears in South Carolina hull trade
Secretary B F Taylor warns that hull shipments may harbor boll weevils and urges quarantine of hulls from infected areas. Brokers seek Western hulls for profit amid rising Laurens prices, while farmers are urged to inspect plants and consult Clemson experts. This item appears in a 1907 State edition.
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B. F. Taylor
South Carolina
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Atlanta
Nally
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Laurens
Oil Mill Association
E. D. Smith
Southern Cotton Association
Jackson
Milas
Latimer's Party Return Prompts Immigration Review
New York September 6 members of the United States Immigration Commission sub committee returned after months of inquiry abroad. They gathered data to aid current immigration problems and will prepare a report for Congress. Chairman Senator Dillingham cited focus on carrier methods, laws impact, and criminal class prevention. Also notes European nations seek to ship fewer earnings home and to boost merchant marines, affecting emigration policy. Tee's Laxative Cough Syrup advertised with claims of relief for colds and whooping cough. Sold by Dr J W Roll and W J Lunney.
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New York
United States Immigration Commission
United States
Congress
Dillingham
Hoe
Europe
Essen Ual
J. W. Roll
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Clinkscales Enters Senate Race From Spartanburg
Prof John G Clinkscales of Wofford College plans to run for the United States Senate seat now held by A C Latimer. His friends say he will join the race, while Congressmen Lever is also mentioned as a potential candidate.
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Spartanburg Journal
John G Clinkscales
Wofford College
United States Senate
A. C. Latimer
Spartanourg
Clinkscales
East
United States
Latimer
Europe
Anderson County
Clemson College
Atimer
Congressman Lever
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted Against Mercury Inointments
An advertisement warns against mercury in catarrh treatments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. The ad urges buyers to ensure the genuine product and notes a toll free postal offer and price. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Oho
Day in the President Life at Oyster Bay
The article portrays President Theodore Roosevelt’s morning routine at Oyster Bay. He rises by 7, showers cold, dresses for a ride with Panama hat nearby, then spends time in his study. Secretary Loeb arrives with clients and letters, and the day includes private correspondence and informal greeting of visitors.
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Broadway
Oyster Bay
Loeb
Archile
Quentin
Mra. Roosevelt
Secret Service
Privat Road
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