International Tuberculosis Congress Opens in Washington
The fifth International Congress on Tuberculosis opens in Washington today with delegates from 46 countries, led by President Roosevelt’s expected involvement. The seven section program covers pathology, clinical study, surgery, pediatrics, hygienic aspects, and public health control, featuring eminent scientists from Britain, Canada, France, and beyond.
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Washington
Wash Inston
Commonwealth of the Union
Europe
South America
Great Britain
Camda
France
Sweden
Germany
Hothinid
Russia
Latin America
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Firet Tuberculosis Dis DeMeaAry
Turban
Devise-Plate
Switzerland
Gotholdt Pennwith
Berlin
Emil von Hehring
Marburg
Colmetie
Panfeur Institute
Lisle
der. Leatulle
Paris
Eireate
Tokio
Japan
Imperial Institute For the
Jsa
William H. Welch
Johns Hopkins University
Tr. Vncent Y. Roe
Coffee pricing and payment note from grocer
A brief price note states coffee available at 10 cents per pound with long freight terms. The grocer offers a refund if customers do not use Schulling's Beat, and a partial payment assurance is implied.
Smithsonian Hodgkins Fund Prize for Atmospheric Air Study
The Hodgkins Fund Prize of 1500 dollars is offered by the Smithsonian Institute for the best treatment that may be submitted on The Relation of Atmospheric Air to Tuberculosis.
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Hodgkins Fund
The
Smithsonian Institute
Tuberoyta
Party Passes National Election Funds to Oregon
Portland reports the Oregon Republican state committee will now solicit funds from the national committee rather than receiving donations locally. A $1000 check from State Chairman Cake arrived, but with strings demanding extensive voter data including registration, literacy, military status, nationality, and party affiliation for each registered voter. The national committee aims to collect detailed personal information on every elector for possible use in campaigning.
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Portland
Oregon Republican
Cake
National Committee
Reid Enelieh
Leas Thin & Dent
Loulaville Hosts Supreme Council Meeting of YMIs
Loulaville Kentucky on September 21 reports preparations for the Supreme Council of the Young Men's Institute meeting. Delegates from all sections of the country are set to attend the national session, aiming to make it the most engaging in the society’s history.
Convention Opens With Prohibition Backlash Topics
The convention opened today by the Liquor Dealers Protective Association discusses tactics to turn back prohibition measures sweeping the state. Leaders Bastt Lowle and UL address attendees as debate centers on policy and strategy.
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Lowle
Liners Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association
For Rent Store Room in East Oregonian Building
Office ad announces a store room for rent in the East Oregonian building on Main Street. Apply at the office for details and terms of rental.
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East Oregonian
Wool warehouses touted as modern lift for producers
The Textile American praises central wool storage warehousing as superior to individual sales. It highlights Omaha and Melbourne models, noting unions of woolgrowers raise prices, cut middleman costs, and allow early clip advances, urging American adoption of centralized warehousing.
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Wyoming
Textile American
Boston
United States
Miys
Omaha
Utah
Montana
Nebraska
Hlain
Tovation
Hile Pitel
Raver
Austinallan
Melbourne
Crower
Wool Transgoations Move Toward Permanent Institute Status
Fragmentary OCR note suggests noel woo sueliony may become permanent institutional in American wool transgootions. No clear entities or dates. text indicates potential institutional change in wool sector with uncertain wording.
Brewers Demand Pure Beer Standards At Albany Convention
In Albany at the opening sessions of the United States Brewers' Meisters convention, influential brewers demand uniform purity standards for all beer. They assert adulteration harms reputable brewers and fuels prohibition arguments. About 700 brewers attend at German Hall with Mayor Gage welcoming guests as sessions focus on business and social activities.
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Albany
Riport
State Commissioner of Health of
New York
National Convention of
German Hall
Manly
Gane
Northwest Delegates Boost Pacific Northwest Travel
Portland hosts delegates to the national convention of the American Association of Traveling Passenger Agents. The group traveled via Wave through Washington to Portland, visiting Suttle and the Sound, then toured Oregon Washington and California. Their meetings aim to influence travel and tourism.
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Portland
Padifle Northwest
Amm Olanion
Washington
Dave Theo
Tye Hovee
Visane
Oregon
California
Catarrh Cure advertised with $100 reward
An old newspaper notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment. It claims the remedy works through the blood and mucous surfaces, promising $100 for any unsolved case, and lists B. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as the proprietors with domestic sales.
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B. J. Chenfy & CO
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War Balloon Trials Open at St Joseph
To Show Warphalloon in St Joseph Missouri on September 21 Captain Baldwin leads a durable war balloon trial as five federal troops participate. President Roosevelt was invited but unable to attend due to pressing business obligations.
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St. Joseph
Captain Baldwin
Roosevelt
Pudge Tate to Address National Negro Baptists Convention
On September 21 Pudge Tate will reverse a large delegation of colored people appointed by the National Negro Baptist convention and aim to influence the Republican Party's stance toward black rights.
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Chhiahinmath
Pudge Tate
National Negro
Republican Party
Primaries Underway in Massachusetts Field
Voters in Massachusetts begin primary season with Independent party voting today in Boston. Republican ballot follows tomorrow and Democratic primaries set for the next day as parties organize for statewide selections.
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Bay State
Boston
Magucchusetts
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