New Hampshire under the Boston and Maine railroad power
The piece reviews Mark Sullivan's Collier's Weekly critique describing New Hampshire as dominated by the Boston and Maine railroad. It argues the state is effectively owned by the railroad through political influence, lawyer retention, and newspaper control, with figures like Lucius Tuttle and a governor cited as examples of the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sullivan
Plate
Mr. Tole
Collier’a Weekly
New Hampshire
Hoxton & Maine
Sullivan
Supreme Court
Dartmouth College
Tien
Boye
Churchill
Hie Snoopker
Bullivan Tellyrs
New
Mr. Tuttle
Legature
Concord
Boston
Tunthe
Bowton & Milne Railroad
Tuttle
Bleeraclouk
Tutie
Klee
Atl
Finte Werk Toe
Concord & Montreaf
Bomrton & Mile
Chandler
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted For Disease Relief
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It argues most diseases start in kidney trouble, claims cleansing kidneys improves overall health, and notes availability in 50 cent and one dollar bottles from druggists with mail order also offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. V
Swamp-Root
Baker City to Host Surprise Party as Speed Assn Expands
Baker's Speed Association plans a September surprise party with Walla Walla sending four horses in addition to other cities’ entries. The Baker County fair says a daily balloon ascension will be a feature of the exposition. Local officials promise lively speed content and full coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haker
Speed Association
Baker City
Baker County
Hogeboom
The
Walla Walla
Correll
Fair Association
Baker Democrat
Missing Idaho Falls youth Lyule Keefer a mystery
News from Idaho Falls reports Lyule Keefer, a young man, missing amid rumors of foul play. Authorities and family offer a 200 dollar reward for his safe return or the body. Searchers trace horses and keep lines of inquiry near Gray's Lake and Willow Creek as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Fiys
Lyule Keefer
Gray's Lake
Upper Willow Creek
Jewett
Towers
Charesi
Walla Walla buyers pay farmers in Athena area
The Athena Press reports Walla Walla buyers paid 7 cents per pound for wheat and other grain in Athena this week. The largest purchase was a carriage of prime herrier from A. I. Swaggart, a noted farmer and stockman north of town. Hog production is rising as farmers toward wheat fields fatten hogs cheaply, boosting farm income locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walls Wella
Athena
Walla Walla
A. I. Swaggart
Reelite
Athena Press
Poviland
Humber
Earland
Woolgrowers Association Plans National Meeting in Salt Lake
Salt Lake Tribune reports the Idaho Woolgrowers and national Woolgrowers associations will hold their annual meetings in Salt Lake City with about 1500 delegates expected. The Commercial Club will supply a hall, 2000 badges ordered, and a stock show planned. Separate events include a premeeting gathering and potential dates for related meetings.
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Enriy Wal
Fpivhee
Mde
Commercial Club
Idaho Woolgrowers' Association
Salt Lake
Naonal Association
Salt Lake Tribune
Inter State Commerce Law Interpretations Cause Rail Confusion
Railroads dispute when the Interstate Commerce Act takes effect as several lines claim different dates from January 1907 to August 1 and August 24, with the Rio Grande citing legal department opinions. Executives acknowledge varying interpretations while striving to apply the new law to advertising and transportation rates.
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Preventine
Tretabt
Pobeenger
Denver & bin Conde Ratt
Denver
Tegal Department
Liaw
Rio Grande
House
Senate
Wo Grande
Atili Ratiroad
Rei
Chicago
Legal Department
Gould
E. R. Hant
Inter
Nto
Ypi- Pere
Bor
Utah
Colorado
Convention to discuss abbattary plan in city
One topic at the convention will be the plan to establish an abbattary in the city by the national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tits City
The Turkish Kaik and the Kalk Craft Compared
Crawford praises the Turkish kaile boat and its kin the gondola, noting Constantinople owes much to the three waters and Turkish boatmen. The kalk may share origin with the gondola, with the hooded felse and rostrated stem. Turks are premier oarsmen in Europe, skilled against swift currents in the Bosporus and Golden Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Constantinople
Europe
Bosporus
Gardening In America’s awkward age of growth
The piece argues gardening in America sits between youth and maturity. It notes nations, like Atierles, are young and their garden craft shows traits of youth, including incongruities and a temptation to equate size and spending with excellence. It cites Bacon to frame the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bacon
Francia
Elysium
Duke of Lewis Political Canvass Voter Joke
The Duke of Lewis, active in politics before succeeding his title, canvassed a shoemaker who refuses to vote for aristocrats due to four children. The duke reveals he has five daughters, and the shoemaker then offers his vote, saying they are in the same boat and should stick together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Lewis
Doctors and Medicine Advice From a Candid Doctor
The article argues that true physicians rely on sound, simple guidance over pills. It warns against overreliance on doctors to fix self-harm or self-inflicted illness for profit, praising practitioners who emphasize common sense over treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchleon Globe
Drowned Daughters of Karl Ellsen At Grand Haven
Two daughters aged 11 and 14 of Karl F. Ellsen drowned while bathing in Grand River at Grand Haven Michigan. The incident occurred as their parent watched. Local authorities investigate circumstances of the accident on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl F. Ellsen
Iaged
Oves
Grand Haven
Mich
Grand River
Butchers' National Convention Opens in Milwaukee
About 1600 master butchers from across the United States attend the twentieth annual convention of the National Master Butchers' Association of America at the Masonic temple Milwaukee. The public session included welcomes from the mayor and national president Joseph P. Peng, with responses by George H. Schaffer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
National
Master Butchers’ Association of America
Masonic Temple
Joseph Pf.peng
George H. Schaffer
Mephistopheles star Lewis Morrison dies at 61 in New York
Lewis Morrison, acclaimed for his Mephistopheles in Paust hailed as the finest ever, died in New York at age 61. The veteran stage figure shaped modern interpretations of the role across nations.
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Lewis Morrison
Mephistopheles
New York
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Himipehico
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Driege
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Nove J
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Desailton
Portland
M. Futton
J.C Lonen Won
Seattle
M. J. Law
J OF. Thwinns
Hoppner
M. Kelley
Spihanell
Taylor
Seutties Mee
C & Dino
Tet Onde
Tet Keates
Spar Kane
Wil Dunn
William Spauiding
FO FF George
Echo
Stiles
Prescott
Whe Toratingon
Spokane
Joe Thailey
Fosters
T. Corlen
Chiorge T. Coyne
Porthenidty M
Weller
Dedaver
D. A. Lyman
the Penmileton
H. J. McCutchen
TFP
Foley
Bingham Springs
F. A. Muartin
Whig Southard
A. ©. Hawgon
W. &. Bett
E. Hedges
Prank Lee
A. Smythe
Arlington
J. A. Dowdson
Hermiston
E. H. Cloke
City
M. Y. King
Enterprise
B. 8. Yandell
W. W. Keefer
Joe Keefer
Sturby
Alnee
Woolgtowters
Pally
Petegaies
East Oregonian
Northern Pacific-Burlington Railways
Omaha
St. Louis, St. Joseph
Lincoln
Oregon
Washington
Missouri River
EL Louis
Walter Adams
Pendleton Oregon
S. B. Calderhead
Alla Walla. Wn
A. D. Charlton
Kaik
Ohio
Cheney &O
Toledo
Ade Ee
Neagle Bros
Winona Wagoner
Fairbanks-Morse
Dutch Henry
Pendleton Ice & Coll Storage Company
Algo
Henneman
Great Eastern
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David B. Taff
Kansas Avenue
J. J. McAllister
Liniment
Tula
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