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Newspaper
Newcastle News Journal
Location
Newcastle, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
1
scattered lines reference thefts in Canada and the United States, a Denver auto smash, wartime devices, and growing industrial themes. mentions include Canady, Philadelphia, New York World, Harvard, Yale, and various unnamed persons. the text is fragmentary and interleaved with unrelated musings.
New York District Attorney Jerome presses for official Equitable Life Assurance Society records as state insurers refuse to hand over the investigation report. Assistant DA Garvin failed to obtain the document after lengthy meetings with Deputy Insurance Commissioner Hunter. Jerome vows to inform the governor of the department’s noncompliance as a reshaped board lineup is announced including Wallace Pierce and Nicholas Murray Butler among others.
A Russian security note reports threats against General Tropot and the interior minister designate Us Patuber, with terrorists renewing warnings and promising action. Messages claim the general will face death on duty and urge him to flee abroad if needed. The tone shows bold claims of the fighting group’s reach and intent to strike at top officials.
President Roosevelt announced the appointment of Chariog H Magoon as United States minister of Panama and named Judge Maroon as acting governor of the zone. The move aims to ensure continuity of authority in the American zone despite internal friction and competing powers among officers.
The twenty second annual reunion of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will be held in Denver in 1906. A ballot during the grand lodge meeting in Duffrio Perry Clay of Denver led to the selection of the winning site. Denver received strong backing from William H Atwadl and Annie Binies attorneys, while Atlantic City had few supporters.
The principal chapter of the Congregation of the Holy Cross at Notre Dame announces changes following the resignation of Very Rev Andrew Morrisnes, who has led the University of Notre Dame for twelve years. The move stems from a delicate health condition affecting his ability to continue duties.
M Witte selected as chief plenipotentiary for Russia in upcoming US peace negotiations. Appointment notified to Washington. he sails aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II from Cherbourg on July 26. Rumors of Muravief’s health and expenses cited. some Russian courtiers unhappy with the choice.
President Roosevelt addresses a physicians society on the Panama Canal work. He notes rumors from Panama and praises those who stay at the front, do their work, and remain silent about wartime difficulties. He contrasts rear voices with frontline effort and steadfast duty.
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture is likely to resign, threatening Roosevelt’s cabinet amid the cotton leak scandal. President Roosevelt seeks a stronger probe as the Justice Department weighs prosecutions for Holmes and associates, with Hoyt guiding Moody on presenting to the grand jury.
President Roosevelt will convene a special session of Congress on November 10 after plans to meet in October or delay to December were abandoned. The move aims to address fall legislation and push urgent measures ahead of the regular session.
The report describes a marked contract and travel comparison involving Gowmor Folk and Feensied Founes Lasson on recent Nebmake journeys. Laweon, in a nautical car with a private secretary, endures tedious details while Missouri Governor Kets into the passenger bush amid a Nebraska crowd. He stands twenty minutes for a ticket at a Nebraska station before purchase.
An article extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as an absolutely pure remedy for female ailments. It lists ingredients, asserts decades of trusted use, and notes alcohol is not used, while inviting readers to consult the physician at the Buffalo institute for confidential advice.
An Arches area matron from Rome New York recounts coffee causing illness and burdensome symptoms. After stopping coffee and using Postum Food Coffee, she reports improved appetite, digestion, and general health. The letter cites a health pamphlet called The Road to Wellness from the Poulum Co Battle Creek Michigan and endorses its claims.
An 19th century look at abdominal operations shows surgeons once blocked by blood fear now performing extensive resections. Techniques include removing diseased stomach portions, suturing edges, creating gastric openings, and placing feeding tubes. Some patients regain work within two months after rare procedures, illustrating dramatic progress since the 1870s.
A fragmented clipping elevates reading, praising Shakespeare Milton and the Bible over novels as the path to mental growth. It cites Herschel V Johnson and Benjamin H Hill as models of literary merit and quotes an Atlanta Journal line about getting the best. It closes with a poetic mood about memory and progress amid harsh town scenes.
The host describes ancient tumblers that are perfectly balanced and always return to an upright position when set in any orientation. These over two centuries old silver cups were bought in Oxford and displayed among other antique nets of fine metalwork.
Australian journalist Mrs Helen Jerome of the Melbourne Age travels to Brooklyn with a New York friend. On the Bridge platform of the Brooklyn line she carefully studies a notice forbidding passengers to enter cars through windows or over rails and notes the need to arrest any violator. The exchange ends with a sharp remark about American character.
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