National American Woman Suffrage Convention Opens in Baltimore
The 19th annual convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association opens at the Lyric Theatre in Baltimore with Susan B Anthony among the attendees. Prominent speakers from Bryn Mawr, Smith, Vassar, and Hull House will address topics on municipal reform and women’s history as delegates prepare for seven busy days. The event ends with a Washington celebration marking Susan B Anthony’s 80th birthday.
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National American Woman Suffrage Assocltion
Lyric Theater
Farever
Susan of Anthony
Ingt
Warfield
Maryland
Remnen
Johns Hopkins University
Mie
Mt Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawr
Mary E. Wooley
Mt Holyoke College
Lucy M. Salmon
Vassar College
Mary A. Jordan
Smith College
Mary W. Calkinn
Wellesley College
Rudolph Blankenburg
Philadelphia
Dudley Foulke
Indiana
Civil Service
Frederick Hown
Ohio
Ming Jane Addams
Hull
Chicago
Mra
Ella
Stewart
Sureka Colleges
Mies
Mary S. Atethony
Sudan
Anthony
Mirriet
May Mille
New York
Gena
Garrett Srvith
Kelley
Carrie Chapman Catt
International Woman Suffrage Association
Anna E. Shaw
Nath! Woman Suffrage Consiocration
Maud Ballington Booth
Salvation Army
Washington, D.C
Mise Buen HL Anthony
Kobroney
Pneumonia Turns Fatal Cause in New York State
The report cites pneumonia as the leading cause of death in New York State for the year, with 137,060 deaths and a death rate of 9.1 per 1,000 population, near the five year average. Daily deaths averaged 375 in 1905, higher than 1904 and 1902, with pneumonia surpassing nervous system deaths and nearly matching circulatory system deaths.
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Mneh
New York
N.Y
Pneumonia deaths rise in late year and meningitis mortality noted
The report shows pneumonia causing over 8000 deaths in the first five months with November and December seeing a renewed rise at 10.4 percent of total yearly deaths from this cause. Epidemic disease includes meningitis, with 2766 deaths in 1906, well above the 1700 in 1904 and far above the long-term average of 550.
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New Grazing Regs Affects Idaho Rangers on Forest Reserves
Washington issues revised grazing rules with two key changes for Idaho sheepmen. Bedding limits drop from 500 to 300 yards from streams, with rare impracticability clause. Stock owners must follow state or territorial livestock laws or face permit cancellations. Exclusive pasture rights extend to nearby lands within reserves.
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Fenn
Forest Service Department
Washington
Tdihw
Idaho
Iate
Forest Commission
Turdine question on naval turbine venture debated
Brooklyn engineers evaluate a new turbine mechanism proposed to replace the existing system. Navy officials and engineers study a South Brooklyn private plant display showing a Cortiature Kine model. Demonstration is inconclusive, with further investigation planned before a firm decision.
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Board of Consttruct
Hit
Qatar
Dessenersa
Admiralty
Frightfully Burned in Ford City Forge Accident
Chas W Moore a machinist in Ford City Pa burned his hand in an electrical furnace. He used Bucklen's Arnica Salve with quick relief and cure. The remedy advertised as great for burns wounds sores boils boils and piles sold by Tallman Co and Brock McComas druggists.
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Chas, W. Moore
Ford City
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
Brock & McComas
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Merchant of Venice at Fraser theater on February 18
Lt Charles B Hanford presents Shakespearean Merchant of Venice at the Fraser theater on Tuesday February 18 drawing broad appeal to theatergoers. Hanford praised for mastery of Shakespearean roles, with Miss Marte iomah as Portia and a strong supporting company noted for costuming scenery and overall production quality.
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Fraser Theater
Hiablt- Wi Theater-Goere
Playhouse
Charles H. Hanford
Cnet
Hanford
Shylock
Atpo Dretente
Mise Marte Iomah
Portia
Whvanes
Snow slide claims lives near Mt. Ia in January disaster
Messenger reports a deadly slide at Lewh near Mt. Ia during a January storm. Two men, including Harry Hellume the works superintendent, died after the incident at the bonding Towse project area. Rescue efforts followed but multiple details remain unclear.
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Yankee Fork
Mt. Ia
Pater
Wwe
Division plan foresees three counties in New Perce region
Moscow Star reports a proposal to divide New Perce county into three parts with a boundary from Ble Rang en to near Momow, extending along Langgre canyon and a section line past Green Creek, including part of the Heiter Root forest reserve and Cloapwater river to Peck. The second new county would include areas north of the Clearwater river annexed from Shoshone county by the legislature.
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New Pere
Peirie
New Perce
the Prairie
Blerangen
Momow
Fallow Langgre Canyon
Idaho County
Peck
Thouse
Wintmested
Nox Pere County
Shoehene County
Moscow Star
New Bridge Bid Notices For Wallowa River Crossing
Sealed bids will be received by the county courts of Wallowa and Union up to noon February 7 for the construction of a bridge across the Wallowa river, as reported by the Joseph Herald.
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Pridge
Wallowa
Union
Wallowa River
Joseph Herald
MANY INVENTORS New England Tops Patent Leaders List
Washington notes a surge of inventors as New England states lead in U S patent rates Connecticut tops the nation with a patent for every 1207 residents in 1905 California follows with one patent per 1425 people Massachusetts holds sixth place and Rhode Island appears among New England entries Montana ranks fourth nationally with a patent per 2342 residents Idaho and Wyoming also show notable counts, while the overall trend points to steady growth in American inventive activity.
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Washington
Pacific
New
California
West New Bregland
Massachusetts
Rhode
Montana
Idaho
Wieh
Oie
Tumors Conquered by Vegetable Compound Claim
Historic testimonial from Bradford Pa woman praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for tumor relief and avoidance of surgery. Letter from Fannie D. Pax details gradual recovery after five bottles, with periods restored and physician confirming no signs of cancer. Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Mass offers free advice to readers.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Fannie D. Fox
Lydia
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Mra Pinkham
Fighteen
Inventors or Not Yet for Alaska Gold Diggings
A long list of patents issued across states mentions inventors and items from automatic feeders to saw handles and conveyers in San Francisco Oakland Portland and other cities. Also notes medical claims and lumber ads, with advertisements for laxatives and a California plane wafer remedy and Pendleton Oregon lumber yard offerings.
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Alaskins
California
John Hoey
San Franciso
Philip J. Decker
San Francisco
Rotary Casino
Joshua
Maddux
Bakersfield
Egs Carrier
van Wyck A. Croshier
Automatic Animal Feeder
Peter A. Glanera
Gilbert L. Belcher
Oakland
Fountin Brush
Horace H. Taylor
San Joel
San Jose
Gustave Habeg- Ber
Berkeley
William H. Benson
San Francsco
Hoyt M. Weathers
Stockton
Collins Rite
Ernest J. Osgood
Oakhind
Washington
Sherman L. Crawford
Howalam
Samuel Mi Hill
Sunnyside
Samuel E. Halevy
Everett
Jacob K. “Heets Stlin
Montani
Frink RB
Norris
Suspnders
Oregon
James G. Walker
Moro
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Evaneville
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Jodie Wallick
Sumpter
Robert G. Lutke
Portland
Hown Case
Robert J. Woolley
Viah
David Strevens
Ogden
Antoni Anderson
Wilford E. Palmer
Granteville
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Kennedy
Cascade
Oregon Lumber Yard
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Pendleton
Ore
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Guy Acca
Pendleton, Oregon
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