Porto Rico Adopting American Customs Reflects Progress
Gov William Hunt arrives aboard the Ponce and declares Porto Rico shows ongoing development in the closing fiscal year. Coffee exports to the United States surge, sugar and tobacco trade rise, new rail lines and electric rail planned, schools and public improvements expand, and American administration strengthens governance and budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hunt
Porto Rico
Ponce
Porto
Rico
Hunt
Te Tsted
United States
New York
Porto ‘Rico
American “Steam Railroad Company
Treasury
Wayr
Washington
San Juan
Iterion
Commis
Government outlines plan to prevent expert bias in system checks
Officials propose measures to curb expert ratio effects in inspection and grading processes. The aim is to ensure fairness and consistency across assessments, with new safeguards and oversight mechanisms under consideration.
Value of Beans as Food and Cotton Trade Trends
The article reports on Prof. Harry Snyder’s bean nutrition findings, detailing protein and carbohydrate content, digestion, and preparation tips with soda to improve digestibility. It also analyzes 1908 cotton export values, rising manufactured exports, and US cotton production and import trends, including expected yearly totals and factory demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Times
Washington
Department of Agricuture
Harry Snyder
Minnesota
Snyders
Heavy Cotton Exports Surpass Previous Records
Washington reports cotton remains dominant in US export data for the year. Preliminary Treasury Bureau figures show raw cotton exports in eleven months ended May at 3.481 billion pounds valued around 508.7 million dollars, exceeding prior highs by about 5.0 billion. If June matches prior years, the fiscal year total could top 317 million dollars, with a notable excess over以前 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
United States
New Fork
Washington
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Rycin
Dulin
Navy Lieutenants Nominated for Retirement Action
Rear Admirals Benham Ramsay Watson and Terry select two lieutenants from five applicants for retirement under the personnel act. Candidates include George M. Allison Henry F. Bryan Byron Bitter Emery Winship and William Miller. Ensign Abele reports Potomac aground at Fajardo Harbor and Prairie moves to assist from Culebra.
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New York Times
Washington
Benham
Ramsay
Watson
Terry
Secretary of Navy
George M. Allison
Judge Advocate General's Department
Henry F. Bryan
Bethlehem
Poem
Ordnance
Byron Bitter
Wasp
Jin
Emery Winship
Reet S
Union Tron Works
San Francisco
China
William (. Miller
Wyoming
Reburial of Soldiers Delayed by Philippine Cholera
War Department announces suspension of transporting military remains from Manila to San Francisco due to cholera in the Philippines. As the epidemic subsides disinterring resumes and transports will carry bodies back, with notices to families and rapid shipment by express after permits and arrangements are made.
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New York Times
Washington
Philippines
San Francisco
War Department
Manila
Atlantic Coast Storm Curbs Weather Across Regions
The Atlantic Coast storm shifts west then centers near New York City, bringing unsettled conditions. Showers stretch from the lower lake region to New England with higher winds on the Texas coast and cooling in many western areas, while New England and the Mid Atlantic see cooler, fair spells Monday into Tuesday. Forecasters note variable winds along coasts and expect rain in parts of the plateau and Rockies regions.
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Washington
Lower Lake Region
New York City
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
West Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountains
California
Arizona
Plateau
Ohio Valley
Atlantic States
Florida
East Gulf Coast
Northern Slope
Rocky Mountain Region
Southern Plateau
Middle Slope
Missouri
Upper Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Middle
Mississippi
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
Lower Lakes
Grand Banks
New Orleans
Galveston
New
England
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
South Carolina
North Dakota
South Dakota
West Virginia
Jersey
Delaware
New York
Western
Minnesota
Virginia
Impersonal list of names and places across firms
A scattered roster of individuals and cities including Waldorf Astorian Arthur J Caton Chicago F H Peabody Boston James G Butler St Louis Paul J Sorg Ohio Holland J Oden Horstman Washington H Geigy Basel Switzerland J Garten Johannesburg John C Black Chicago Francisco Terry Paris GE Hecker Dresden and others.
Arrival of Buyers Population of Dry Goods Firms Listed
A record lists numerous dry goods firms and merchants from across the United States receiving buyers at hotels and outlets including Goldstein & Son New Orleans and Barr Dry Goods St Louis. The compilation notes retailers such as Kaufman Hammond Hammond Hammond and Woodward Lothrop Washington with associated hotels and addresses in listings.
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Goldstein
New Orleans
A. Goldstein
Marlborough
Lipstate
Taylor, Boone & Co
Tyler
Lexus
A. Boone
Barr
William
Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
Broadway
Heralds Square
Hirsch
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Victoria
Frank, A., K., Company
San Antonio
Texas
A. B. Frank
Nations
Leonard Street
L Broadway Central
Nugent, B., & Brother
Spear of
Louis
E. Reynolds
Grand Street
Kaufman, C., & Co
Hammond
Ind
C. Kaufman
Waxelbaum Company
The
Macon
Tieland House
Oppenheimer
Woolens
Holland House
Hamburger A. &Sons
Los Angeles
Cab
E. H. Dart
Herald Square
Israel, Mayer & Co
A. ‘C. Israel
Hotel Imperial
Morris
St. Houwis
Moo
MM. Woolf
Williams-Echuls -Dry- Goods -Company
Fort “Smith
Ark
W. J. Echols
Howe & Stetson
New Haven
Springfield
Mass
A. Leith
White Street
Porteous
Mitchell
Norwich
Conn
J._ Porteous
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Howze
Him
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Investitas
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Potomac
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M. Benton
Chicago
George H. Flood
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Arthur G. Nason
L. Indus
Co. M. Barrett
Norfolk
F. Miles
Atlanta
GRAND
J. T. Lieser
P. R. Jones
United States Army
Capt
A.B. Foster
United Sates Army
Manhattan
F. Krien
Kobe
Japan
F. Edward Harrison
London
J. W. Dawson
Glass
A. W. Stewart
Sydney
New South Wales
Nora E. Kirk
Toledo
E. Fitzgerald
Brown Claswell
C. S. Kekewich
Murray Hill
H. C. Edwards
R. Walker
C. Hanford
Seattle
Plaza
W. S. Warren
J. W. Brookes
John Byrne
Belfast
Savoy
Edinburgh
E. M. Durham
Vicksburg
E. Luis Napier
Maconie
J. Wheeler
Rm Everett
Leon Percival
Havre
James A. Shaw
Detroit
John C. Hingston
Cape Town
South Africa
O. W. F. Snyder
Denis— Ernest C. Thompson
Toronto
Hi. Haskell
Boston
Edgar Murphy
Montgomery
Ala
Astor
Wentworth Wood
Montreal
Thomas H. Sowerby
W. Andrew Boyd
James A. Dalrymple
Deadwood
Dakota
Weather Bureau
TIMES
Printinghouse Square
Renee i
Tme
Aeolian Company
Hitnare
Boine -Loeser Co
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Brooklyn
Newark
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