President Is Master Of Cuban Situation
Governor Magoon announced to Cuban lawmakers that a forthcoming U S decree will vacate seats of all 1906 Cuban congress members. He cited Roosevelt peace commission findings and said the area commission will judge the status in Washington. Vacancies to be filled under a provisional government after Oct 12 1906 per Taft proclamation.
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Havana
United States
Magoon
House of Representatives
Peace Commission
Cuba
Roosevelt
Palme
Ma Foon
Area Commission
Washington
Volt
Taft
California Oil Industry Struggles With Tank Car Shortage
Los Angeles reports the oil industry in California faces a severe tank car shortage, with fewer than half the needed cars available. Six hundred more cars are urgently required, causing expensive storage or ground locking of oil, amid production pressures. Washington sees Japan trusting Roosevelt to resolve the California school dispute, with cautious media tone and no expectation of further agitation.
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Los Angeles
California
International livestock exhibition opens at Union Stock Yards
The seventh annual event started Saturday and runs eight days with over 300 entries. Notable participants include Shire horses owned by King Edward I of England and entries from abroad by Sir Thomas Lipton Lord Cavan and Lord Rothechrt. Each evening a horse fair will be held in the exhibition ring.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yarda
Edward I of England
Thomas Lipton
Lord Cavan
Lord Rothecht
Vale Launches Second Ocean Turbine Steamship at Rosch Yard
Cheater Pa The Vale, the second ocean-going turbine steamship built in the country, was launched at Rosch's shipyard on Saturday. The Hoervard, a sister ship to the Yale, is on the stocks and will be launched soon. The turbine power adaptation owes much to the Gov. Cobb, recently placed in service on the Boston to St. John route.
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Cheater
Vale
Rosch
Hoervard
Yale
Gov. Cobb
Cours
Boston
St. John
Pay Your Account Now At Peoples Co-op Prize
Pay your account and win a prize at Peoples Co-op with a ticket for each dollar paid. The notice warns against violence and promotes gentle action for safe results. DeWitt's Little Early Lisersfare recommended, Bold by People's Co-op.
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Peoples Co-op
DeWitt
Ship Subsidy Bill Likely Exception in Looming Session
The Fifty-ninth Congress faces a short session with focus on supply bills and minimal general legislation. Officials expect about one billion dollars in appropriations, with the ship subsidy measure likely to receive special attention amid high hopes and apprehension.
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Washington
Congress
Only Men and Monkeys in Boston Talk
Sunday night the Social Education congress heard Rev William M Long of Stamford Connecticut discuss Nature's Message to Moral Education He argued humans alone show immorality citing personal uncleanliness envy greed gluttony drunkenness and sexual vices unlike animals including monkeys in the animal kingdom.
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Boston
Social Education Congress
William M. Long
Stamford
President Roosevelt Captivates Panamanian Crowds
Theodore P. Shonts reports Roosevelt's Panama visit to reporters aboard the Colon steamer. He praises the chief executive for inspiring natives and says canal work proceeds under satisfactory conditions. He also denies rumors of his daughter Theodora's engagement to a foreign noble.
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New York
Roosevelt
Panama
Theodore FP. Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
Panama Line
Colon
Air
Bhonte
Canal
Men
Bhonts
Theodora
Memorial window honors John Hay at Keneseth Israel
Philadelphia Jews unveiled a memorial window for the late Secretary of State John Hay at Keneseth Israel temple. Secretary Elihu Root, Oscar Straus, Andrew D. White, and members of the Hay family attended, marking one of the synagogue’s most striking ceremonies.
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Philadelphia
John Hay
Keneseth Israel Temple
Elihu Hoot
Oscar Straus
Andrew D. White
Russia
Germany
Elx
Hay
Movement for uniform laws to curb tuberculosis
Atlanta leaders announce the American Anti Tuberculosis League plans to push uniform state laws in legislatures nationwide. Dr. George Brown of Atlanta urges government officials at all levels to back measures to care for indigent consumptives and prevent disease spread.
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Atlanta
George Brown
Atlante
Unclear ad fragment urges free sample of Ty Bloony cure
An incomplete promotional note from T. J. Wadeworth pushes for a free box of Ty Bloony's Catarrh Cure claiming merit with testimonials. The text promises a healing balm that soothes throat nostrils and freshens breath and invites readers to investigate.
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T. J. Wadeworth
Probati and Guardianship Notice in Utah Estate
Notice to creditors for the estate of Myra A. Thomas deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers at the residence of Flint Jones at Malin and Third West Streets or at A J Funan Bank Building Lehi Utah on or before March 2. Myral Jones and A J Evans administratrix attorney listed.
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Myra A. Thomas
Flint Jones
Malin
Third Weat
A. J. Funan
Uth Banking Company
Lehi City
Utah County
Utah
Maret
A Doone
Myral Jones
A.J Evans
Wal Fatate
Notice of land entries near mining district in Utah
United States Land Office at Salt Lake City Utah announces parcels in Utah within six miles of a mining location for entry under the April 16 1804 act. State numbers 110 478 396 and others list sections townships ranges. Copies of plats are posted for inspection. protests or contests must be filed within sixty days for final decision by January 10 1906. Frank D Hobbs register. First publication October 11 1906.
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Utah
Tanda
Congress
Nwsw
Rnte
Wudnerathan
Waoehington
Frank D Hobbs
Notice of Land Tracts for Protests in Utah State Land Office
Land office in Utah publishes list of described tracts with map references and state numbers. Protests or contest claims must be filed within the specified sixty day period, otherwise the selections may be approved and reported to the General Land Office in Washington. Frank D. Horner, Registrar.
Treatments and medicines blamed for medical mistreatment
Fragmented historic text describes doctors misdiagnosing and mistreating patients. It references physicians prescribing for pain and weakness, mentions various remedies and alleged cures, and notes concerns about medical practices and patient suffering. The passage reads like a garbled catalog of 19th or early 20th century medical claims and products.
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Washington, D. C
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Animal Kingdom
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Cult Lake City
Henehy
Lademmity Schon
Ais Millon
Euley
Bod
General Land Office
Walington
Une
Domme Charigher
Frank DD
Horbr
Hegmier
Castle Gate
Wilson & Taylor
Lehi More, Co
J. Taylor
Srecht
Mule Ling
Kenga
Tan Levy
Malersine Kivren
Hall Ero
Mineoo
Perssay
Aurion
St. Vito's
Vierce
Eocilive
Dake
Emedy
YitArs
Copyaiants &O
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Piriotia
Tnt Free
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Haniteenyiy
Tories
Edentonn
Munn & Co
Missouri River
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Walker
General Agen
Chicago & North-Western
South St
Allav
Wwene
Sal Lake City
Teh
Salt Lake
Bath
Witein
LEH! Commercial and Savings Bank
T. R. Cutler
John Y. Smith
Nnan
Lehi
Galt Lake
Ogden
Tintic
Benpete
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Lowis
J. A. Beston
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A. Slade
Main Street
Union Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Standard
Union Station
Lourial
Williams
West Second South Street
Isalt Lake City
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