Prohibition Debate Warns of Social Deterioration in the South
A high official from the immigration authority predicts harsher conditions for African Americans in the South if prohibition spreads. The author argues prohibition will drive the black population toward crime and drugs, worsen personal liberties, and provoke an armed social clash as whites resist law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Imigration
Gaetanan Authority
Germain
Auaklan
Sorede Finn
Ingham Juvetien and Utah Telegraph Lineman Die In Accident
A telephones lineman Ridward Mefervil was killed Sunday night when a power wire broke and electricity surged through a chain he used to lift an electric lamp near Leader store in Invrantivy. The fault stemmed from a Progfers Power company line in Murray causing a transformer surge. Several others were injured as lights and phones failed in the town's main business district.
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Ingham Juvetien
Utah
Ridward Mefervil
Progfers Power
Murray
Inco
Taftman Reaches Settlement Talks With Colombia and Panama
Secretary Taftman concludes arrangements with representatives of the United States of Colombia and Panama to settle disputes arising from Panama's separation and the canal zone. Three treaties are arranged, one likely to be sent to the Senate if approved. The plan covers final settlement of Colombia’s claims against Panama.
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Washington
Taftman
United States
Colombia
Panama
Canal Zone
Root
Senate
Seraion
Plague Cases Reported in San Francisco District
Five cases of bubonic plague were reported to the health department in the past week. Four patients died, all from poorer foreigner quarters near old Chinatown. One case involved a foreign sailor removed from a coastal steamer. Authorities, including local, state, and federal agencies, took prompt actions.
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San Francisco
Health Department
French Forces Face Exhaustion in Guard Duty
A garbled report notes Spanish troops returning to the city after a failed reconnaissance. French soldiers are described as worn out from constant guard duty while the broader outcome and participants remain unclear due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigare Cagedanes
Saye
CROP PROSPECTS ARE GOOD AND WOE TO ALARM
Interview with Lento M. Shaw former Secretary of the Treasury discusses the present financial and industrial condition. He says farm produce movement and factory outputs remain strong, wages stable, and credit conditions cautious, warning economic distress would require a bank or government action. He cites past currency debates and tariff stance as factors shaping near term outlook. Also includes a note on Chinese family reunion customs and a small medical advertisement.
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New York
Lento M. Shaw
the Treasury
Mit
por @r
Rihnich
Trade Patterns From the Society Islands to United States
Report from Consul Jilive Dresser of Tahiti notes 1900s trade with the United States. Imports totalled 255 545 dollars and exports 717 342 dollars. 4 to 4 percent share respectively. Earthquake and fire in San Francisco partly influenced U S trade.
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United States
Tahiti
Washington
Jilive DD Dresser
San Franetees
Portland Girl Ends Life Over Unhappy Engagement
Misa Pitra Lomruts, 20, of Portland Oregon, killed herself Saturday by taking strychnine. The mentally deranged woman had been engaged to be married for months, received medical treatment, but her condition worsened. The growing sense of an unhappy future and her inability to wed led to the suicide.
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Portland
Ore
Misa Pitra Lomruts
Aha
Banker Browne Hangs Self After Decline in Fortune
William Browne a once wealthy Calabasas bank cashier about 40 years old hanged himself in the rear of 241 West Second Street early Saturday. He climbed a ladder tied a rope then kicked the ladder from beneath him. He left notes saying fame wealth and debt drove him to ruin.
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Len Angeles
Cal
William Browne
Droge
Woman on Stand in San Francisco Graft Case
The wife of former Supervisor Dr. Charles Boxton testified Friday in a San Francisco graft trial. She described bringing home and counting about $5,000 in currency, which Mae Beaton claimed was paid as a bribe by T. V. Watley, agent of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company. Mrs. Hoxton escaped from the gland without a crown explosion.
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San Francisco
Charles Boxton
Feral Mae
Beaton
Wap
Restom
T. V Vwateey
Parkie Maton Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hoxton
Chivalrous Americans and Ideal Aristocracy
The text critiques excessive female worship and the pressure on men to suppress noble traits. It laments sensationalist media and the idealization of leadership, urging a balanced view of character over glamorous but shallow praise.
Flirt and Coquette Compared in Vivid 19th Century Lore
A fragment discusses flirtation and the coquette, noting the coquette uses fashion and vanity while the flirt seeks light amusement. It suggests the flirt is for fun and not to be taken seriously, while women labeled as coquettish aim for faster romantic pace.
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Nhe
Notice to Water Users on Route to River Diversion
Water users are notified that water rights near Roem bear Ale Utah Pere hs MT may divert flow under a 1000 fet channel plan. The action includes timing after Jasin Fore December with protests due Gab and a public hearing in early August. Publication dated July 11, 1907.
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Mate Binngybenmaer
Roem Bear
Utah
Owlere
Che Hey Kemenio
Soehon Lay
Pete Lingesheng
Seothon
Evid
Hare
Engittern
Calel Tasner
Olney
Dr Pierce patent medicine trial sparks libel suit
The case centers on an article by editor Mr Nuk and publisher Mr Mowe alleging that Pierce’s Favorite Prescription harmed consumers. Dr Pierce seeks 600 million damages alleging malicious publication of defamatory claims to injure trust and sales. The suit cites alleged harmful ingredients and misrepresentations in the medicine.
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Vy Pere Arthie
Maokie Presiphon
Thea Ladies Home Journal
Pierce
VeTdek
Parters
Lee Dietrediver
Gelet
Seasons and Fashions at Queen's Market Blossoms
Woman's apparel blooms with teen styles as the Queen notes the trend. A product pitch for Hollister's Rocky Monotone Vea promises energizing effects. mentions Tea or Pages Lutes and T. J. Wilworth.
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T. J. Wiwheworth
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