Panama health triumph outshines canal feat in world power claim
An editorial argues the Panama project yields a bigger world power gain than the dig itself. It praises the health station that eradicates yellow fever and malaria in the canal zone, claims it will spread hygiene to South America, and cites Panama as a beacon of public health over imperial muscle.
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Spain
Panama
Stevens
Tropics
Isthmian Canal
Isthmus
Spanish America
New
Yvealand
Switzerland
Russia
Bombay
Calcutta
Harvard Yale boat race river fines controversy
The report notes tensions over river course penalties during the Harvard Yale boat race. Officials debated that only one side should be penalized while acknowledging the presence of key figures including Taft. The account emphasizes conflicting judgments on which crews were at fault and how penalties were applied.
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Taft
Spreckels Backing Graft Fights Across Four Cities
San Francisco millionaire Rudolph Spreckels plans nationwide campaigns against political corruption. He pledged to extend investigations and prosecutions to New York Philadelphia Denver and Los Angeles after finishing work in San Francisco, hoping to expose corrupt money influence and inform voters.
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Spreckels
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Denver
Los Angeles
Newspaper Enterprise Association
United States
H. D. Wheeler
Cal
Pacific
Atlantic
Rudolph Spreckles
Roosevelt
Daily Reporter
Rudolph Spreckels
California
Bryan Nomination Dominant at Denver Convention
The Chicago Record-Herald notes Bryan is expected to win the Democratic nomination at Denver while Johnson could beat Taft if Bryan is not the nominee. Roosevelt regards Bryan as the strongest Democrat, and western Republicans fear Johnson as a stronger general election foe. The piece surveys business and media attitudes, Hearst’s influence, and regional political dynamics shaping the 1908 race.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Denver
Bryan
Taft
Johnson
Minnesota
East
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Empire State
Hearst
Nebraskan
Metropolitan Press
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Independence League
West
Dakotas
Illinois
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Kansas
Washington
Monana
New Jersey
Indiana
Ilinors
Cook County
Lincoln
It Is Impossible You Ask Why Buy Maps Flake
The author explains that wheat starch requires extended processing to be digestible. Our wheat is cooked six hours then cured ninety hours, flaked paper-thin, and toasted thirty minutes at 400 degrees to make starch soluble and accessible to digestive juices.
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Logansport Daily Reporter
J. B. Sutton
Inez M. Sutton
Logansport
Ind
Broadway
R. Spreckels
Sones
Mr. Spreckels
Wellman
Mr. Roosevelt
Wiliam H. Taft
Yale
William T. Gilbert
Howard C. Hollister
Mich
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