Private Secretary Cortelycu Sights Big Iowa Visit Plans
Des Moines June 16. M A Raney of Marengo manager for the Sovereign Grand Lodge Odd Fellows receives a letter from Senator Dolliver and Cortelyou indicating possible Des Moines visit by President Roosevelt during his western trip this summer for the September 15-20 meeting. The event could draw tens of thousands, with as many as 200000 strangers expected in Des Moines that week.
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Des Moines
M.A. Raney
Marengo
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
Washington
George M.cortelyou
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Waterloo
F. C. Platt
W. W. Moore
Order of Odd Fellows
Fort Des Moines
Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Council Brifis
Committee On
The
State Bar Association
Dubuque
Crop Report Signals Mixed Conditions Across Regions
Weather bureau notes cooler spells and light frosts in the lake region and northern New England while eastern districts, the middle and south Pacific coast show favorable temperatures. Excessive rains hamper Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan harvests, drought grows in the Carolinas and central west gulf. Crop progress varies by region with corn and oats improving in many valleys, harvest underway in several states, and rust and grasshopper damage noted in Missouri Indiana California. The overall outlook remains cautiously positive with regional disparities.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Lake Region
New England
Rocky Mountains
South Pacific Coast
Missouri Valley
Illinnois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Gulf
Atlantic
Texas
Carolinas
Central
West Gulf
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
West Gulf States
Missouri
Inois
North Carolina
Kansas
Pacific Coast
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Mississippi
Ilinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Middle
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Middle Atlantic States
Trade Review highlights mixed signals for June outlook
R G Dun weekly review notes labor disputes tempering business despite strong farm prospects and crop outlook. May railway earnings up 8.7 percent. iron and steel delivery timing remains a constraint. grain and weather reports influence markets. Bradstreet cites improving export trade and falling coal disruption. Domestic notices include forest reserve vote defeat in Washington and Allis-Chalmers machinists settlement. St Ignace ferry accident. King Edward dinner with Choate.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Iron and Steel
United States
Canada
Bradstreet’s
Mrs Lillian J Adams Named City Treasurer
Mrs Lillian J Adams, widow of the late John A Adams, was appointed city treasurer of Kansas City Kansas by Mayor Craddock. She had served as her husband’s principal deputy for five years. In Michigan Thomas F McGarry of Grand Rapids was found guilty by a jury of complicity in the Grand Rapids water supply scandal.
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Guv. Cummins
John R. Sage
Des Moines
Town
United States Weather and Crop Service
Mr. Sage
H. P. Seyhoe
Ottumwa
Gov. Cummins
Kansas City
Lillian J. Adams
Kan
Craddock
John A. Adams
Allegan, Mich
Thomas F. McGarry
Grand Rapids
Circuit Court
Art in Architecture W1S Six Room House Draft for 1300
A historical notice describes a six room house with a large veranda to be built for 1300 dollars. It details room sizes parlor wing kitchen chambers store room pantry and attic spaces with brick foundation double floors tar paper sheathing and Georgia pine finish. The design includes bay windows arched openings and decorative veranda caps by George A. W. Kinta.
The World’s Pearls From Pearl Fishing Across Torres Strait
A pearling lugger sits off Thursday Island in Torres Strait where the pearl beds are vast. Japanese divers lead a global crew of South Sea islanders and Europeans pursuing shells worth millions as sharks and squid loom dangers, while managers supervise shell openings to protect gem finds.
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Thursday Island
Torres Strait
South Pacific Ocean
New Guinea
Australia
Jenden
Golden Fleece History Ties Spain Austria To Royal Order
The king of Spain grants the order of the Golden Fleece to the prince of Wales. The grand mastership traces to Bruges in 1429, passing through Burgundy and Mary of Burgundy to Archduke Maximilian and Austria. The dual grandmastership arises as diplomacy settles succession. Gutta percha discovery prompts Malay peninsula tree use without cutting, leaves and twigs yield extract.
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Spain
Prince of Wales
Bruges
Philip
Duke of Burgundy
the Good
Austria
Hapsburgs
Charles of Burgundy
Temeraire
Mary of Burgundy
Archduke Maximilian
Germany
Malay Peninsula
Spread of Contagion and Germ Theory in Public Health
The essay explains that contagion depends on specific microbes, each disease caused by its own germ. It cites typhoid, cholera, scarlet fever, and diphtheria, urging pure water, clean food, and strict rules on expectoration and contaminated items. It concludes that health and hygiene provide the best defense against disease.
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Dres den Long Distance Heating Plant Boosts European City
A major long distance heating plant completed in Dres den Germany supplies heat to public buildings along the River Ilbe left bank including the theater museum castle and royal kitchens. Heat travels up to three quarters of a mile from the central station with 5200000 heat units per hour and two atmosphere steam pressure.
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Dresden
Germany
Europe
Ilbe
Open lands near Rosebud Reservation attract settlers
The Rosebud Reservation area between the Missouri and Niobrara rivers is to be opened under a recent treaty with Sioux chiefs. Rich lands priced from 20 to 35 dollars an acre and grazing lands 6 to 15 dollars, with level to gently rolling terrain and good water, promise favorable farming conditions and drought resistance.
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Bonesteel
Rosebud
Missouri
Niobrara
Boom in Bone Steel prompts Western Line settlement surge
A booming Bone Steel area along the North Western Line grows from fifty settlers last fall to a town of 300 today and projected 8,000 in ninety days. Five real estate offices opened. lots sell for 300 to 800 dollars. Lottery land opening may mirror Oklahoma. 50,000 expected to join. 160 acre entry requires head of family or 21, U.S. citizen or intent to naturalize, five years residence and cultivation for title. The line completion to Konesteel predicts a huge influx once the proclamation date is set.
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United States
Verdigre
Konesteel
Nebraska
Boston professor claims no new languages possible
A Washington Post snippet notes a Georgetown fan with a bare lip teaching a parrot to talk, while referencing a Boston professor who declares no new languages can be invented. The odd juxtaposition highlights language limits and quirky academic culture.
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Boston
Georgetown
Washington Post
Descriptive booklet and travel notices amid Spirit and Okoboji Lakes
A fragmented advertisement list describes a free acnt booklet for Spirit and Okoboji Lakes in northwestern Towa with game laws for Minnesota and Iowa. It mentions boarding houses cottages, and rail ads for Chicago to Boston Portland and Providence. Contain miscellaneous quotes and patent medicines.
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Towa
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
B’y
Minnesota
Iowa
Jno
G. Marmer
T. AL
C. R
N. Ry
Cedar Rapids
None In Stock Poem Quotation From Shakespear Debate
A Chicago Tribune snippet recounts a library customer quoting a Shakespeare line about concealment and a damask check of apples. The apple dealer mishears and asks about a “Red Shakespeare” variety, noting unfamiliarity with the term.
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Chicago Tribune
Have you ever written anything you were ashamed of
A quoted exchange from the Washington Bulletin features an intense moment with an aunt or relative asking the author about regretful writing. The author replies honestly that such work exists only in the future when money is needed.
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Washington Bian
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Biante
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Butters
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Chicago Daily News
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