Consumptives Urged to Remain Home and Seek Local Care
Public health advocates call for stopping the practice of sending indigent consumptives to distant regions. They argue cures are possible across the United States and urge building small local hospitals in every city and town. Efforts target physicians who send patients south or west without funds, branding it cruel. Southern California and Texas attempts to exclude indigent consumptives are criticized as sending patients back east.
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United States
East
West
Southwest
Opening of Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
The General Land Office designates Le Beau and Aberdeen South Dakota as registration points for the Cheyenne River Reservation opening. About 7000 quarter sections will be allotted to settlers under the U.S. homestead laws.
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General Land Office
Washington
le Beau
Aberdeen
So. Dak
Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R
United States
Taft Sets Out On 13000 Mile Western South Tour
President Taft begins a nearly two month journey by private car from Beverly Mass on a 13 000 mile swing through the West and South. The trip includes Chicago Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles Denver and New Orleans with stops in many cities and a finale in Washington on November 16. Six newspaper men and a large party accompany him.
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Beverly
Mass
William H Taft
United States
White House
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Archibald Butt
Wendell W Mischier
J J Richardson
Washington DC
James Sloan, Jr
L C Wheeler
Secret Service
Arthur Brovoks
Helena
Spokane
Wash
North Yakima
Seattle
Seattle Exposition
Taft
Portland
Ore
Shasta
Siskiyou Mountains
Mount Shasta
San Francisco
Sacramento
Oakland
Cal
Berkeley
Yosemite Valley
Los Angeles
Fresno
Diaz
Grand Canyon
Albuquerque
el Paso
Iowa
Omaha
Denver
State Capitol
Chamber of Commerce
Civil Organizations
Denver Auditorium
Bryan
Thomas F Walsh
Wolhurst
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Wonder Region
Colorado
Glenwood Springs
Montrose
Great Gunnison River
Grand Junction
Salt Lake City
Utah
Oregon
Pocatello
Ida
Butte
Mont
John Haya Hammond
Mississippi
Houston
Dallas
St Louis
Deep Waterways Association
New Orleans
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Cairo
Hickman
Memphis
Tenn
Ark
Vicksburg
Cape Girardeau
Natchez
Miss
New
Dispute Over North Pole Claims Intensifies
The dispute between Lieut Peary and Dr Cook over polar discovery enters a wait-and-see phase as both prepare proofs for scientists. Peary sails down the Atlantic coast while Cook plans Greenland expeditions to bring Eskimos to New York to substantiate his claim. Capt Sverdrup will lead Cook’s Arctic expedition at his expense. Danish confidence in Cook remains high despite Peary’s rebuttals.
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New York City
Lieut
Peary
Cook
North Pole
United States
Atlantic
Labrador
Arctic
Dr Cook
Denmark
Greenland
Pole
Copenhagen
Brussels
Paris
Christiansand
New York
Sverdrup
Knud Rassemussen
Rassmussen
Pole claims feud grows as Peary details surface
London reports intensifying dispute between Dr Frederick A Cook and Commander Robert E Peary over north pole discovery. Peary learned of Cook s claim and delayed denying Cook s feat until advised from America. Whitney carries Cook data and full narrative. scientists question Peary s silence.
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London
England
Frederick A Cook
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Peary
Harry Whitney Cook
Pole
Cook
America
Whitney
Mulai Hafid Massacres Reported in Tangier Crisis
British consul reports that Sultan Mulai Hafid defied warnings from powers and sent advices promising action while evidence indicates massacres of women and children captured after the defeat of Pretender El Rhogi's army in Tangier.
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Tangier
Sultan Mulal Hafid
Mulal
Youngest Civil War Colonel Dies in Bowling Green
Colonel W E Hobson, once the youngest colonel in the U S Federal Army and commander of the Thirteenth Kentucky Infantry, was found dead in his bed in Bowling Green Kentucky. Heart disease was given as the cause.
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Bowling, Green
Kentucky
W .E. Hobson
Thirteenth
Kentucky Infantry
Burating Wheel Kills Engineer at Oak Seal Mill
A bursting wheel at the Oak Seal mill in Malvern Arkansas killed engineer Frank Nash and injured several others. Authorities investigated the cause while workers reported hearing a loud blast before the collapse.
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Malvern
Arkansas
Frank Nash
Well painted value adds to home appeal and price
A piece notes that good paint increases selling and occupying value whether a house costs a thousand or ten thousand. It promotes National Lead Company free Outfit No 49 with color guides specs and a paint adulteration tester, sent on request to 1902 Trinity Building New York City. It ends with a humorous Detroit anecdote from the Saturday Evening Post about an umbrella catching fire during a cigar session.
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National Lead Company
Trinity
Thomas Simpson
Detroit
Simpson
Tom
Jim
Saturday Evening Post
Quaker Oats Promoted as Pure Health Food
Farmers and shoppers are urged to trust purity in food with Quaker Oats highlighted as exceptionally clean and suitable for strength and brain. The ad notes its husk and speck removal as a key advantage and promotes regular or family size packages.
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Quaker Oats Company
Chickens a Nuisance Debate Sparks Farm Talk
The Charleston News and Courier and Baltimore Sun weigh in on chickens as a nuisance. They note garden damage dawn disturbances and sick pets, yet concede frying chicken resolves the nuisance, with verdicts split between irritation and appetite.
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The
Charleston News and Courier
Baltimore Sun
Doctors Failed to Cure Woman After Five Years
Willimantic Conn. A woman suffered five years of backache irregularities dizziness and nervous prostration. Three doctors failed to help them. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports restoration to health. The ad touts the remedy as safe and effective for female illnesses.
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Willimantic
Conn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ezra Donoovan
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