Notable 1903 Notices From a Busy News Roundup
Ezra P. Prentice resigns as New York Republican state chairman to focus on private law practice. Tacoma hosts a convention of women voters from Washington Idaho Wyoming Utah and Colorado called by Idaho Governor Brady. President Garfield and Mrs Garfield depart on a southern western tour visiting at least twenty institutions. Hou Te Wang the first celess Chinese diplomat in New York travels from Vienna to Tokyo visiting western cities. Frederick A. Cook’s Brooklyn home sold to a New York real estate speculator for redevelopment. The Imperial Order of Daughters of the Empire plans a home for aged British men and women in the United States led by Mrs James Bryce. The czarina of Russia is gravely ill causing court festivities to be canceled. Charles J Hughes Jr US senator from Colorado dies at his Denver home after a long illness. Eso H Cramp, former Crimp Shipbuilding executive, dies in Philadelphia from gas poisoning. authorities say he was found with the gas on.
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Ezra P. Prentice
Republican State Committee
New York
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Tacoma
Brady
Harry A. Garfield
Williams College
Garfield
Hou Te Wang
Cyeless
Russia
Charles J. Hughes
United States
Denver
Eso H Cramp
Crimp Shipbuilding Company
Philadelphia
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Rijks Museum
Rotterdam
Republic of Portugal
Portugal
Europe
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Glenn Curtiss
War Department
Pacific
American
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Western Express
Boston & Buffalo
New York Central
Batavia
Rochester
Edith Melcher
Schenectady
Albany
George
Fond du Lac
Wis
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Committee On Judiciary
Taft
Iney
National Tariff Commission Association
Longworth
Tariff Commission
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Mother" Church of Christ, Scientist
Mary G. Baker Eddy
William E. Chandler
Tannis Taylor
George Washington University
National Civic Federation
New York City
Samuel Untermyer
Trists
Fed‘eral
San Antonio
Tex
John Michels
Coover
Brooklyn
Wellesley College
Andrew Carnegie
S. J. Hunter
University of Kansas
Hartin
Manchuria
State Department
Ilfnoig
Borzh
Judiciary Committee
New York State
Broad report of President Cabrera frontier action and other global news
State department reports Guatemala allowed armed bands to cross into Honduras to aid Cavilla's government. Taft endorses Peary as discoverer of the North Pole at Nat Geographic banquet. Mrs Schenk testifies in Wheeling case about $1000 claim. Erdman dies. Navy scandal follows Rear Admiral Barry’s forced retirement after West Virginia issues. Lynchings and accidents, strikes and labor disputes across the U S and Portugal. Aviation offer to train officers. shipbuilding plans. multiple court cases and political moves nationwide.
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State Department
Cabrera
Guatemala
Honduras
Presient Cavilla
Knox
United States
Guatemala City
Robert B. Peary
North Pole
Presifest Taft
National Geographic Society
Washington
John O. Schenk
Eleanor Zoeckler
Nuree
Schenk
Norson
Wheeling
W. Va
Constantive J. Erdman
Allentown
Inaugural Address of Gov Carroll Iowa 1911
Governor B F Carroll addresses the Thirty fourth Iowa General Assembly in Des Moines detailing fifty years of state progress from farm to city. He praises pioneer women, notes population shifts, calls for farm modernization and education, promotes dairy and poultry growth, and urges business-led growth while welcoming readers to Iowa’s opportunities.
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Thirty-fourth
General Assembly of
Iowa
B. F. Carroll
The Growth of Towns in Western Canada
Western Canada shows rapid town growth along railway lines due to strong agricultural districts and rising industries. Cities of ten to fifteen thousand have emerged in eight to ten years, with hotels, stores, implement houses, churches, and schools expanding rapidly. Government efforts advertise settlers and land, while rail rates and markets attract prosperity.
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Srowth
Canada
Winzines Free Press
Edmonton Bulletin
Gata
Man Ang
Dominion
Politician and lobbyist barter over price for changing stance
A congressman says he opposes the bill now but could change his mind for 5060 dollars. A lobbyist counters that the mind is not worth that much. The exchange cites values and timing as key factors in political influence.
Protruding Ties and a Dangerous Man Sketch
Fragmentary text notes a dangerous man who spends time drawing fine lines, mentions Pattie’s Eye Salve and Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, with references to Coward Bros Buffalo NY and a stray motto about duties and planning. Content is terse and fragmented with many garbled words.
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Stu
Pattit
Coward Bros
Buffalo
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