New Jersey Labor Federation Meets as Shinn Accused
The New Jersey State Federation of Labor opens in Trenton with about 100 delegates from 65 unions. President Cornelius Ford cites concerns over prison labor practices and urges investigation, while accusing Senator Shinn of opposing organized labor and proposing to oppose his reappointment as head of the Labor and Industry Committee. Mary Mapes Dodge, noted St Nicholas editor and author, dies at her Onteora Park summer home after months of illness.
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Lydia Pinkham Kidney Remedy Aids Women’s Health
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best treatment for kidney troubles in women. It cites rising female kidney disease, urges early use, lists symptoms, and recounts a testimonial from Mrs. Emma Sawyer of Conyerna, praising the medicine and offering free advice from Lynn Mass.
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Findings on Bennington Explosion Blame Three Men
Navy court of inquiry found excessive steam pressure from a closed valve caused the Bennington blast. It blamed fireman D. N. Holland for shutting the valve and Ensign Charles D. Wade for failing to ensure valve maintenance, recommending Wade face a general court martial.
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Sisters Reunite After Forty Years at Sea Visit
Two sisters Mrs. Katharine Finley of Adlentown and Mrs. Nora Riley Treland meet in Philadelphia after years apart aboard the steamship Haverford returning from Ireland. Mrs. Riley planned the reunion and a later meeting with her sibling is anticipated. Roosevelt visit and Chinese exclusion discuss details follow in a broader dispatch.
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Newbro’s Herpicide Promises Dandruff Germ Cure
An advertisement claims dandruff is caused by a germ and that Newbro’s Herpicide destroys the germ to stop dandruff and prevent hair loss. It urges women and men with thinning hair to try samples from The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich, via agent J. A. Williamson.
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Vote Purging Allegations Stir Philadelphia Politics
Philadelphia reports claim 60,000 fictitious names found on assessors lists prompting a city wide house to house canvass led by the Republican and reform factions. Democratic leaders deny wholesale fraud while governors ponder extra sessions and state politics unfold.
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Professor von Martens advisor to M Witte in peace talks
Professor Frederick von Martens, adviser on international law for Russia in the current peace negotiations, is described as a leading authority on the laws of nations. Born in Russia by birth, he is connected to the Hague peace conference and has served as a professor at the University of Petersburg.
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Mystery Body Believed Mrs Roddy Found Off Ocean City
A nude female corpse washed ashore at Ocean City is thought to be Mrs Susan Roddy of Philadelphia who had been missing for a month. The body is badly decomposed and an identification by relatives was inconclusive. Police pursue missing persons leads from the coast.
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Rockefeller interests take over San Francisco gas firms
Reports from San Francisco claim Standard Oil interests have completed the transfer of the San Francisco Gas and Electric Company to Rockefeller control. A broad personnel overhaul is underway, with C. O. Miller slated to head the firm. Absorption of the San Francisco Gas and Light Company would follow under Rockefeller direction.
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British and American sailors to host Franco British night in New York
New York plans an October week of camaraderie as British battle squadron visits. American sailors will entertain British counterparts with a grand theatre and concerts to repay past favors. The event follows news of various local tragedies and incidents in the region.
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Yellow fever cases rise amid unsatisfactory New Orleans outlook
Yellow fever in New Orleans shows a rising trend with 3225 cases under treatment and 828 deaths reported, the highest daily toll since August. Health officials caution Monday reporting lags Sunday, while Gregory Missouri reports three new Italian cases linked to river workers on the Chicago Burlington Quincy line.
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Proposed to Alice Roosevelt HIs Majesty of Jalo
A report from Jolo on August 18 1906 details an elaborate ceremony as Secretary Taft and party witness festivities for the sultan of Sulu and Miss Roosevelt amid gifts and a potential marriage making her sultana of the Sulu archipelago.
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Peace Talks at Portsmouth Face Indemnity and Sakhalin Hurdles
Report from St Petersburg describes ongoing diplomacy as Russia and Japan near settlement on naval limits and interned ships. Indemnity remains a sticking point with possible payments for 100000 prisoners and Sakhalin cession yet unresolved amid hopeful signals for progress.
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Roosevelt Still Works to Avert Rupture Among Envoys
President Roosevelt has not relaxed efforts to prevent a rupture between foreign envoys over the Washington peace conference. He declines to confirm or deny statements about his proposition to the Prussian envoys via Aaron Rosen. Officials say the issue may reach beyond mere disagreements to court arbitration. Separate items note filtered water plant progress in Washington and other regional brief items about labor, an earthquake in Cairo PA, and local unrest.
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