President Roosevelt urges Congress to act on reforms
The Daily Northwestern details a presidential call for urgent congressional action on reforms. It notes Congress has delayed key measures, cites Roosevelt’s push for civil service, labor rights, antitrust vigilance, and other reforms, and argues a strong response is needed to curb inaction and spur economic recovery.
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Congress
Talte
Mathere
Congresy
Trooecvelt
Ansell
Uni¢Ea Congress
Puliie
Fedemidites
Conn Gs
Vital
Pbs
Caes Ertiae
Portamatay
Bays
Che Mia Iibyrs
Courres
Roosevelt
Congrese
Coveress
Restoring Poblie Cumfilence in Federal Corporate Law
A discussion of the U S Supreme Court halting state controls on railroads and its impact on public confidence in corporate securities. The article traces origins of the financial panic, foreign investment fears, and the recovery prospects as federal rulings stabilize regulatory risk for investors and markets.
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Guarenie Court
Minnesota
Nath Carolin Los Dean
Pbread
Banda
Eupreme Court
Kaleer Rejects Ambassador Hill in German protest
Emperor William declines to receive Dr David Jayne Hill the new American ambassador to Berlin amid a long-standing rift over prior actions involving Prince Henry and Dr Hill. The decision prompts U S acknowledgment while Milwaukee contemplates mayoral tenure and Midwest towns report public health worries with smallpox and typhoid in Milwaukee Manawa and Sheboygan.
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William
Germany
David Jayne Bil
Berlin
Hill
United States
The
Hague
Hobe
Dr. MN
Ambassador Tower
William IX
Prince Henry
Fun
Washington
Hmas
Brather
William Ia
Nis
Minster
Manhawee
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Elect Good Chairmen for Winnebago County
An editorial calls on voters to wake up and choose a county chairman who holds an office in Winnebago County and cannot be bought. It criticizes the county board raising taxes and warns taxpayers may have to leave home for high taxes unless a principled leader is elected.
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Apri
Winnebango County
Winnebago County
Ron Yeur
Fragmented European notes mix politics and art
An assortment of stray items mentions crown princess Gestav Adal of Sweden ill at 14 and pension claims for natives, plus notes on pipe making, New York metal production, American city versus country living, Senator Curtin's agenda focus, a Jesuit professor candidate, and Confederate Navy aide to President Davis.
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Sweden
Gestav Adal
New York
Chicago
Beaton
Curtin
Mansagla
Senate
Bas Phir Yatu
John
Farge Vie
Layohe Cellege Taltimote
Ient Jamiscape
SS Rewe
University of Ponytenet
Fay Sonattes
Reet Fempise
Vinol cod liver oil strengthens weak lungs
Vieol cod liver preparation with iron is advertised to fortify lungs against wasting diseases. It claims to help those with weak lungs, stubborn coughs, or consumption and urges sufferers to try Vinol with a guarantee from GE A Horn, a local druggist.
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Ge. A. Horn
War ties to Gen Robert Lea sword gift at war end
An associate of Gen Robert Lea is noted for receiving one of his swords at the close of the war. The reference links the individual to Lea and the broader conflict, indicating a ceremonial or symbolic exchange marking the conclusion of hostilities.
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Robert Lea
Bims
Notable Marriages and Crime Reports Across Cities
Duc de Chauines married his late wife than his son’s ex wife in Ind. Dr Charles Cuthbert Hall, Presbyterian leader, travels to New York. Chicago and Charleston papers dissect tariff reform talk and railroad peace. Lincoln banker Frank Forer robbed of 34,000 in gold and silver. two suspects arrested. San Francisco anarchist Paul Bignami faces deportation after antiwar speech.
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Duc de Chauines
Theodora Shenty
London
Yatparatee
Ind
John Wittal
Charles Cuthbert Hall
Union Theological Semnlary
Sp End
New York
Payne
Wing and Means
Publishers’ Association
Raymond
Chicago Tribune
Congress
William E. Curtis
Chicago Record
Lincoln
Paul Bignaml
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Not Jones nor Brown nor Black: Nashville reflection
A satirical verse from the Nashville American mocks local residents by name, contrasting traits and pretensions. The speaker disclaims liking several neighbors the Bronsons the Deans and the Days while affirming contentment with being themselves.
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Bronsons
Deans
Nashville American
Hickman-Bessey Company Delivers Midnight Watch at Grand Opera House
The Hickman-Beasey company presented Midnight Watch to a good sized audience at the Grand Opera House on Wednesday evening. The melodrama offered action and humor with Grace Baird Baby Irene Spooner and Eddie Walkup performing between nets. The company is well organized for a stock company and the acting is strong. Tonight’s bill features My Maryland, tomorrow The Wayside Inn, and Saturday Little Lord Fauntleroy.
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Hickman-Beasey
Grand Opera House
Grace Baird
Baby Irene Spooner
Eddie Walkup
Hickman-Bessey Company
Maryland
Wayside Inn
Lord Fauntleroy
Multiple Wisconsin incidents and events reported state wide
A digest of Wisconsin items notes a $30,000 fire at Bhell Lake destroying frame structures, maritime and rail concerns, and a string of local incidents. Notable entries include a $15,000 parochial school planned in Athens, a fatal house fire near Eau Claire, and a man’s self-inflicted death. Other items cover Milwaukee visitors, a bartered package recovered at Taraboo, a convict fined for veterinary practice, a drowning suicide in Racing, a horse-killing fine in La Crosse, and rate adjustments under the Chippewa Valley Railway. The state board of control discusses a binding twine factory for the prison, and Amos C. Smith’s arrest for criminal libel at the Wisconsin Veterans’ Home.
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Bhell Lake
Ashland
Roman Catholica
Athens
John Lee
Méridian
Eau Claire
W. B. Wright Teil
Riverside
Sternberg
Milwaukee
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Taraboo
H. Thompson
Exu Claire
Wrhusiu
Amanda Laat
Appleton
Johm Lorsnzen
Germany
State Rairoad Con
Mridican
Madison Gas and
Eleate Compan
State Board of Control
Madison
Architect Week of Milwauk
Wrete
Wil
Brown
Wisconsin Veterans’ Home
Amos C. Smith
Veterans’ Vote
Sir. Brown
Smith
Board of Trustees of the Home
Oldest Newspapers Claim Century of Existence Then Pekin Daily
The piece notes long lived papers in England, praises a Chinese weekly category King Pan established in 908. It mentions three editions daily on colored paper and cites Toledo firm F J Cheney offering 100 dollars for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public confirms sworn statement and notary seal. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Pekin
London Globe
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Chengy
W. Gleason
Inet
EL J, Chenet & Co
Telnto
Ad Dragelists
Tie
Humorous Bits From London Tit-Bits Silly Skits and Gags
A collage of quips and cartoons from London Tit-Bits. Jokes about showmen and paper space trimming. A stage snake controversy and a railway station escape tale. Visual gags include a motorcycled rider at Regents Park and a man asking a boy about a tail.
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Blunt
Borer
James
Marienbad
Reph
Pix
Caesar
Regents Park
Zoo
London
Taft delegates favored in Wisconsin debates and reform talk
Wisconsin newspapers debate Taft delegate prospects and the costs of the spring primary. La Follette is accused of political maneuvering and loyalty shifts, while editorials urge reforms in education and public ethics and warn against unsafe patent medicines and lax law enforcement in local communities.
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Taft
Wisconsin
Menasha
Milwaukee
Atilwaukee Wisconsin
la Feliette
Madison
Sion
Madson
Kentucky
Wisconsin Development Association
Wausau
la Follette
la Crosee
Fress
Marmetta EagleStar
Oconto
Poilene
Green Bay
Madison Journal
Scarce Olive Oil Said to Be Adulterated
A west side report claims olive oil is extremely scarce and often adulterated. A packing house figure had thirty samples tested for purity and adulterants for medicinal use, finding none pure. He suspects honesty of suppliers despite the widespread adulteration claim.
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West Side
New York Commercial Buletin
Effects of Prohibition Report To Police Board
An Orderly Sergeant Buchanan will submit to the board of police commissioners a report with statistics on arrests since prohibition. He notes February 1907 saw 279 city police arrests vs 134 in February of the current year, a drop of 56 percent in drunkenness arrests, suggesting evolving impact of the law. The Charleston News and Courier.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Buchanan
Charleston
News End Courier
Bank Will Resume After Currency Board OK
Kansas City in March 25 report states the National Bank of Commerce will reopen next Monday after Receiver George C. Cutts received 247000 in cash from a syndicate that took over all slow paper and assets deemed bad by officials. Comptroller Ridgely to serve as president with 47 percent of deposits in vaults.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Comptroller
National Bank of Commerce
George C. Cutts
Comptrolet Ridgely
Free Shares in New York A Haircut Line Tale
The Pittsburg Dispatch reports a daily crowds forming near Grace Church and at the barbers' college at West Broadway and Canal Street. The so called awhisker line includes unshaved men seeking a shave and hair cut free, while an artist inside the college practices shaping beards on each subject. The barber’s blade wielder asks no mercy, and some men lose a slice of moustache for a clean face.
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Grace Church
Barbers’ College
Broadway
Canal Street
The
Pittsburg Dispatch
Beebe Couple To Study South American Jungle Life
New York March 26. C William Beebe curator of birds at the Bronx Zoo and his wife, also a naturalist, plan an expedition to British Guiana to study untapped tropical bird and animal life. They will ascend the Essequibo river to reach largely unexplored forest regions, aiming to contribute new scientific knowledge.
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New York
South America
C. William Beebe
Bronx Zoological Gardens
British Guiana
Mrr
Beebe
Essequibo
Mrs. Beebe
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