Roosevelt Urges Fathers Involvement At Mothers Congress
President Roosevelt spoke at the International Congress of Mothers urging active fathers' involvement to improve child welfare. The opening session in the White House honored Mrs Fredericschoff's request for parental duty discussion. Delegates, including noted philanthropists and appointees, heard talks on child labor education and juvenile welfare from U S officials and foreign envoys.
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Roosevelt
International Congress of Mothers
Washington
White House
H Roosevelt
Fredericschoff
National Congress of Mothers
Schott
Mothers’ Club
National Society of Mothers
Congress
M. E. Church
Grant
Hayes
McKinley
Chas. P. Neale
United States Commissioner of Labor
Youths Placed Amid Criminals At Pontiac Reformatory
Twelve ten year old boys sat in the Pontiac reformatory chapel beside 1,000 inmates as the chaplain led services. Illinois investigator Mr Manny condemned the scene saying children should not be kept with criminals, calling the practice demoralizing and seeking a law to end youthful incarceration in reformatories.
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Pontiac, II
Pontiac Reformatory
Waller IL. Manny
Legislative Investigating Committee
Manny
Pontiac
Illinois
Advertised Letters Held at Logansport Post Office
Advertised letters for the week ending March 30 1908 remain at the Logansport post office. If unclaimed within ten days they will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C. Names listed include men and women such as Bill Collins Dick Dehaven Floyd M Gray Mrs George How Orpha Lowery Katherine Mentz and Mrs Sue Snyder.
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Logans Port
Department
Washington, D. C
Bill Collins
Dick Dehaven
F. M. Gray
Floyd M. Gray
R. R
L. B. Green
David D. Hiebert
Toledo Street
Tom Keller
C. C. Rollins
E. B. Underhill
Joe Wrsong
George How
Orpha Lowery
Katherine Mentz
Co. W. Overlie
Sue Snyder
J. M. Johnston
P. M
Costello Reappointed Grain Inspector for St. Joseph County
John A. Costello of Chicago has been appointed grain inspector for St. Joseph County for the fifth successive time, signaling continued oversight and expertise in grain quality and weighing duties.
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John A. Costello
Chicago
St. Joseph County
Nebraska Prison Opium Trouble Alleges Morphine Outlet
Lincoln March 10 The Nebraska penitentiary houses 412 inmates with 10 to 150 morphine addicts. Dr R E Giffen reports outside suppliers feed the habit and urges a strict quarantine. Governor Sheldon aims to curb trafficking with possible $1000 fines and imprisonment.
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R. E. Giffen
Sheldon
Giffen
Shelden
State Penitentiary
Let Your People Decide The Ideal Kitchen Ad Claim
A 47 year old reputational claim argues a chef can prepare one perfect dish. It touts canned beans baked with tomato sauce and pork, claims higher digestibility through live steam and 245 degree baking for ninety minutes, and attacks competitor beans as mushy and hard to digest.
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van Camp
Beans and tomatoes prove value of choosing quality
The ad argues Van Camp's beans and tomato products use select Michigan beans and vine ripened tomatoes. It claims cheaper materials worsen flavor and urges buying their brand for flavor, ease, and savings in time and effort.
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Michigan
Prison narcotics and broom factory profits exposed
At Nebraskan prison prisoners earn by broom and brush work for Lee Broom and Duster company, paid fifty cents daily plus piecework bonuses. A prisoner reported morphine sells for up to five dollars per dram, far above the forty-cent market price, with two routes for access. The report traces to a board led by a former US Volunteers chief surgeon, amid broader prison access concerns. Several land transfers and property deals are listed in the same notice.
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Allen D. Beemer
Giffen
Broom Company
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Sheldon
Mrs Ed Hammontree in Rochester Visit
Mrs Ed Hammontree is in Rochester visiting relatives.
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Ed Hammontree
Rochester
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Harvey W. Wiley
Agricultural Department
Ben B. Lindsay
Denver
Oscar G. Strauss
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Jas. Byrce
Manchester
Bryce
Greatritain
Flanders
M. Jusserand
France
Elmer Ellsworth
United States
Julius C. Burrows
Frank C. Lowden
P. C. Knox
Robi. M. la Follette
Gillette
California
Robt. Taylor
Tennessee
Caroline Frye White
Maine
W. S. Heffernann
E. M. Thacer
Florence
N. J
Clifford Webster Barnes
Lake Forest, NL
Frederick Schoff
James Bryce
Theodore Roosevelt
Prisun
Nebraska
Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Penitentiary
van Camp’s
van Camp Packing Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
Nebraskan Penitentiary
The
Lee
United States Volunteers
Mcirnley
Blackwell's Island
New York
New York City
Bellevue Hospital
the Kaiser
Napoleon
Abstract
S. M. Vessey
Henry Unger
Manley W. Newsom
Unger
Jesse Uager
Mary B
Bertha RB. Uager
Jackson
David Elkins
Leona I. Bumgardner
Isaac Bumgardner
Walton
John Hedde
Joseph S
Craig
Lot
Fitch & Jerole Man’s
Add City
Harrison
Betsey H. Morris
John Crap
Adams
David F. W Hendrixson
George W. Raikes
Frederick J. Brown
Louella McDonald
I. B. Beckley
Royal Center
Chamberlain
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