WENIGAN POLICY MAY BE GOSTLY
A digressive column by Arthur W Dunn discusses U S expenses for Mexican trouble claims, South awakening to national affairs, and independence figures like Martin Dies of Texas and Jerry Donovan of Connecticut. It also critiques Pinchot conservation shifts and notes Gardner of Massachusetts as a potential loss to the delegation.
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Arthur W. Dunnston
Sept. S
Senator Lodge
U States
Mexico
United
South
Capitol
Wash
Atlantic
Washington
Congress
Martin
Texas
House
Jerry Donovan
Connecticut
Pinchot
Gardner
Massachusetts
Perother
McCill
Senate
Senor Zamacona Warhington Hopful of Result
Senor Zamacona expresses hopeful anticipation over the Mexican envoy's visit and its potential outcomes, indicating cautious optimism about bilateral talks and regional diplomacy.
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Warhington
Hewitt Held on Charge of Killing Man in New Jersey
George Frederick Hewitt Jr a Montclair resident and New York paper manufacturer at 48 Beekman Street was held on 1500 bail for murder after a car crash that killed Robert Harmon an employee of the Du Pont powder works Detective Drew testified Hewitt drove recklessly along the road endangering pedestrians Harmon reportedly stepped from behind a tree into the path of the car and Hewitt aided in burial Harmon leaves a wife in Ireland.
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Paterson
N. J
George Frederick Hewitt, Jr
Beekman Street
New York
Montclair
Hewitt
Robert Harmon
du Pont Wowder Works
Drew
Lis Automobile
Harmon
Ireland
Reading engine smashed in Ocean City collision injures watchman
Ocean City New Jersey September 8 reading engine 350 struck by two combination cars and a day coach of the Pennsylvania railroad near Eighth street while Walter Matthews of Petersburg crushed finger driving to water along the Reading tracks toward Terith street.
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Ocean City
N. J
Reading Railroad
Walter Matthews
Petersburg
Matthews
Reading
Terith Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eighth Street
Excursion Steamer Newark Leaks Landing 450 Perth Amboy Passengers
The Newark put into Stapleton Pier in a leaking condition and landed 450 Perth Amboy excursionists returning from Rockaway Beach. The steamer left Perth Amboy at 8 AM and reached Rockaway Beach at 10. Passengers include members of the Waiters' Association with families. Water entered under the boilers forcing a hasty landing. Some travelers spent all their money and could not buy tickets home.
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Newark
Perth Amboy
Stapleton
New York
N. J
Tockaway Beach
Keckaway Beach
Waiters’ Association of
Waite
Hal
Cso
Yellow fever Mosquito Carrier Described by Howard
The Farmers Bulletin 647 by L O Howard details the yellow fever mosquito a tiny daytime biter with beaded abdomen and black white leg bands. It hides indoors near water, prefers humans, and spreads disease via repeated bites aided by indoor breeding and long-range transport on ships and railways.
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Br. L. O. Howard
Department of Agriculture
Brazil
Europe
Canaries
British West Indies
West Indies
America
New World
Weston to Turn Farmer in Minnesota Farm Lot
Edward Payson Weston, famed for long walks, will become a Minnesota farmer after returning from the Lake of the Woods trip near Minneapolis. He announced he bought a farm five months from Warren in Houssey county and will move there next spring to live.
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Weston
Edward Payson Weston
Minnesota
Lake of the Woods
Minneapolis
Warren
Hosseau County
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Orizaba
New Orleans
Mobile
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Taitie
St. Lewis Exposition
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Habana
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Sternberg
Havana
Gorgas
Isthmian Canal Zone
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Aus
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Crepes
Ed Silks
Urepe Ae Chine
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