Wide Wire News Roundup From Across The Globe
Fresh from the wire round up diverse notes: Brazil’s president hosted a banquet for Bryan with Ambassador Dudley present. Canada schemes for tariffs on April 1. Austria Hungary sanction a constitutional settlement for Bosnia and Herzegovina. Roosevelt declines to discuss politics while Hughs-Hitchcock race heats up. Transvaal funds seed a university. Maine wreck bill advances. Texas cattle peak price record. Virginia senator in frail health. deportation case in El Paso. Kentucky tax dispute with Davis birthplace veto. 125th birthday of oldest woman in Posen keeper of Napoleonic memories.
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Nilo, Pocanha
Brazil
William Jennings” ‘Bryan
Irving B. Dudley
Dudley
Canada
Washington
United States
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
William
Berlin
Royal Academy
Hil
Irwin M Laughlin
Peary
House Committee
Roosevelt
GM. Hitchcock
United States Senate
W.L. Parks
Union Pacific
Ulinois
Manuel Taylor
Mary Albert
Kansas City
Kast
Transvaal
Transvaal ‘Agricultural “University
Giovanni Lamporti
Mme. Lamprich
House Committees On
Naval Affairs
Havanna Harbor
Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma
Daniel
Virginia
Mark A. Foote
Bob Leong
el Paso
Tex
Landis
Supreme Court of the
Federal Court of California
Kentucky
Lincoln Memorial
Willson
Jefferson Davis
Todd County
Posen
Fran Dutkiewicz
Frau Dutkiewicz
Taft greeted warmly in Rochester and singals elsewhere
The report notes Taft's warm reception in Rochester New York as he prepares to welcome home ex Vice President Falrabaks. Other items include Cummins opposing the railroad bill, Ballinger calling the people conservation mad in St Paul, and various political and labor developments across the country.
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Taft
Rochester
New York
Indiana
Falrabaks
Cummins
Senate
Ballinger
St. Paul
South Omaha
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Nebraska Conservation and State Development Congress
H. W. Barker
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Khartoum
Pittsburg
Walsh
Leavenworth
Chicago
Crane
House
Omaha
Louis Paulhan
France
New Orleans
Weston
Kansas
Manitoba
Dickinson
Ennis
Tex
William A. Boheack
Government action seeks halt to Anaconda copper operations
Attorney General Wickersham filed a bill in equity in Helena Montana seeking a permanent injunction against the Anaconda Copper Mining Company. The suit demands the company operate its plant to stop widespread forest destruction and undue environmental damage in the surrounding area.
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Washington
Anaconda
Wickersham
Helena, Mont
American Meat Packers’ Association
George L. McCarthy
The
National Provisioner
Association
Senate
China
Pekin
Hitchcock
Cincinnati
United States
Baker Nelle
Baker
George W. Beavers
August W.machen
James F. Oyster
Senate High
Taft and Roosevelt Clash Over Philadelphia Strike
President Taft says he will not intervene in the house fight while Roosevelt stays away until June. Speaker Cannon favors defeat over compromise with insurgents. A Rochester address shows Taft still hopes Congress acts. The press casts Hitchcock’s remark as suggesting Bryan will not seek office again. Frank B Kellogg arraigns Standard Oil before the Supreme Court.
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Philadelphia
Taft
Roosevelt
Speaker Cannon
Rochester
Taftoak
Congress
Hitchcock
Bryan
Where Grampa's Farm Lies A Childrens Poem
A rural portrait describes a grandchild exploring a farm home where pigs cows horses and sheep roam. The speaker recalls fences without sidewalks and fields to roam, with birds hawks and animals treated gently, and no public men in sight. The joyful tone highlights freedom to run climb and play across grass and trees at grampa's farm.
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Grampa
Spring Fever Fools The Busy Mind
Spring fever is celebrated as a state of wellbeing that relaxes worries about work. The text notes the seasonal mood makes people feel alive and unhurried through July with common acceptance and no critic.
A Boy Seeks First Robin as Spring Herald
A boy scans trees and sky hoping to spot the first robin, in a plan to earn a reward and pies, as he recalls his father’s instructions to shoot the bird with a sling shot if found.
North Pole Quest Yields Fewer Dogs Brought Home
Verse notes men voyage north with many dogs yet report returns of only a fraction. The speaker marvels that the expedition yields far fewer animals than the number started with, hinting at peril or loss in icy exploration.
Gruff Poet Receives Bidder for Surplus Hair
A dull exchange unfolds as a butler delivers a card to the gruff poet. The barber arrives with a buying agent who seeks permission to bid on the poet’s surplus hair for the next year.
Worth Seeing as a Dramatic Critic Novel
A sad-eyed man with long hair wants to see a play based on a novel by a literary critic, described by a buyer at dinner as the one thing he wishes to witness before dies. The exchange frames a meta literary moment about critics and adaptation.
Her Preference and Respect in Domestic Service
The new earl asserts fair treatment for all servants, stating he will not distinguish between them. The taistrens reply with deference to the household rule, while the earl requests to be treated with respect.
Milen Medical Co cures chronic diseases in Omaha tale
Newspaper recounts Dr. Milen treatment successes for rheumatism gall stones goitre epilepsy and related ailments with patients from West Point Omaha Minden and Eustis. It notes free consultations and lists the Milen Medical Co address opposite the Orpheum theater. Also includes a Valentine day anecdote about a Bermudian passenger and a witty Irish wooer.
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Omaha
Amanda Lind
Minden
Neb
Earnest Kugler
Eustis
Dr. Milen
Milen
Milen Medical Co
Ramge Building
Fifteenth and
Harney Streets
Orpheum Theater
Bermudian
Mark Twain
Valentine
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Miscellany
An assorted page fragment includes Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement offering a $100 reward for cures, testimonials, and sale details. It also lists endorsements from WALDING KINNAN ARVIN and mentions Davis' Painkiller, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and Lewis' cigarette copy alongside quips and a consumer note about Waterman's pen.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. We
I. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Arvin
Drugrista
O. Hall
Hall
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Frank B. Kellogg
Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court
Ooker
Wieur
D. Nessir
Lem
North Pole
UNION
Waterman
Florida Times-Union
Davis
Cordelia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cresson
Ella E. Askey
Baird
Wash
Sarah Leighton
Great Western Portland Cement
Great Western Portland Cement CO
sansaScir
National Dairy Machine CO
Goshen
Ind
Skimmer
Standard Oil CO
Dougil
Allen
Lung Italiani
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Golden Medical
Nature
Hii
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Can
W. V. Bennett
Bae Bidg
Cascarets
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