Congress concludes first annual tuberculosis study conference
Washington reports the first annual conference of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis ended with a banquet. Speakers from medical circles nationwide urged greater action to combat the disease and discussed sanitarium treatment, child care, and sanitation enforcement, noting mixed results for self supporting colonies and the need for stronger legal authority and stricter fines for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Congress
W. J. Mareeley
Massachusetts
H. M. Danner
Denver
H. Allen
New York
J. P. C. Foster
New Haven
Boston
Vote for church union moves forward in Topeka
The United Brethren general conference voted to pursue union with Congregational and Methodist Protestant churches. Eight opposed. Commissioners to confer with Methodist Protestant and Congregational reps, with a referendum planned for members. Publishing house close to be effected, Dayton plant failing financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Unitedrethren General Conference
Congregational
Methodist
United Brethren Church
J. S. Mills
E. B.kephart
L. S. Cornell
Denver
Kephart
United Brethren
Dayton
Ohio
Governor appoints new board for State Industrial School for Girls
Governor McDonald named Fred L. Paddelford of Golden Royal J. Donnen of Denver and Mrs R E England of Denver to the State Industrial School of Girls board with two seats still open Paddelford may head supervision for the combined institution Donnen a Denver resident since six years and former Leadville miner and livery operator England long active Republican on local politics former board member McDonald said no member of the old board would be reappointed and no exception would be made for Dr Josephine Peavy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
McDonald
State Industrial School of Girls
Fred L. Paddelford
Golden
Royal J. Donnen
R. E. England
Paddelford
State Industrial School For
T Golden
Donnen
East
Eighteenth Avenue
Land
Leadville
England
Josephine Peavy
Colorado Springs
Three Kinds of Baking Powder Ingredients Described
An article explains three baking powder types by ingredients Mineral-Acid or Alum Bone-Acid or Phosphate and Cream of Tartar from grapes. It notes health aspects price ranges 10-25c 20-30c and 40-50c per pound and praises Cream of Tartar as safest for baking powder use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Patent Office
Strike Continues As Drivers Left Out In Chicago
Chicago teams of the Teamsters Council will widen the strike after rejecting employers’ terms that would not reinstate railway express drivers. The union demands reinstatement of all former employes and vows to continue the fight until express firms accept the same conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters
Express
Teamsters’ Organization
Employers’ Association
Railway Express
Light Branch Railways Advocated by International Congress
The Washington meeting of the International Railway Congress urges public authorities to support light railways or branch roads. It argues such lines unlock neglected districts, urging governments to aid construction and operation. It calls for liberal regulations and economical management of light traffic lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Railway Congress
Washington
Congress
Oklahoma Prisoners Mention Territory Travel Rule
Governor Ferguson of Oklahoma states he cannot leave the territory without Washington approval. He notes many prisoners in the territory, including Geronimo, and mentions himself in the context of travel restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Oklahoma
Washington
Territory
Old Geronimo
Simple wall decorations using alabastine paint
An ad describing alabastine as a permanent wall covering that provides mural like beauty for homes. It highlights brush on application from a solution, minimal mess, and low disruption to redecorating a room. The piece extols improved interior methods and the lasting color of alabastine.
Just Freight Rates for Denver Sake Before Senate Panel
William A Hover for Denver Traffic Bureau urges ICC power to fix rates to end discrimination against Denver. He argues five men control western transport and Denver seeks equal terms with Missouri river and eastern rivals. He emphasizes Denver commercial stance, ready to compete fairly in tributary markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William A. Hover
Denver
Hover
Death of Judge Tourgee in Bordeaux at 67
Judge Albion Winegar Tourgee of Mayville New York and American consul in Bordeaux died yesterday of acute uraemia from an old wound at age sixty seven. He came to Colorado in 1880, edited the Denver Times briefly, and authored Bricks Without Straw which sold well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
Albion Winegar Tourgee
Mayvile
New York
Judge Tourgee
Colorado
Denver Times
R. W. Woodbury
Denver
Dowie plans Mexican Zion like colony with 700000 acres
Gladstone Dowie son of Zion prophet John Alexander Dowie and Judge Barnes in Mexico City to finalize a large land tract to form a Zion City style colony in Tamulipas. They say an option on 700000 acres is secured and farming lands totaling 1000000 acres are sought, with papers signed by Zion agents and owner Lieut. Col. Manuel Gonzales. The group expects to begin active settlement work in a few weeks.
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Mexico City
Gladstone Dowie
John Alexander Dowie
Barnes
Mexico
Zion City
Miinois
Dowie
Gonzales
Tamulipas
Zion
Manuel Gonzales
Greeley chosen for next department encampment
Denver reports the Colorado and Wyoming Grand Army of the Republic encampment closing as duties were completed. Delegates and alternates for the thirty-ninth annual encampment were elected with Nathan A. Baker as delegate at large and J. R. Fallis as alternate. The council of administration was appointed and resolutions praised leaders and urged a Colorado soldiers home. A joint installation followed at Odd Fellows hall for G A R and related groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Department of
W. W. Ferguson
Curfman
Nathan A. Baker
J. R. Fallis
Grand Junction
de Tes
A. A. Maher
Cheyenne
Wyor
A. D. Butler
Greeley
Colorado
James Inman
Victor
J. H. Moser
William Green
Rocky Ford
I. C. McKallip
Pueblo
Charles Westerman
Breckenridge
Jesse McKinsey
Council of Administration
R. H. Madette
Arvada
Charles Wallace
George H. Young
Evans
John KR. Hurd
Clackmar
Gilman
Congress
Wyoming
Chinese Exclusion Talks Blocked by Chinese Officials
Washington May 20 The pending Chinese exclusion treaty negotiations are abandoned by Chinese officials amid anger over moving talks to Pekin and the U S interpretation of the exclusion law. The Chinese legation says the matter will be handled through diplomacy, not courts, citing treaty rights and potential indemnnity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Pekin
Department of Commerce and Labor
Legation
United States
Biriloff Named Chief Command For Pacific Fleet
Vice Admiral Biriloff, chosen to supreme naval command in the Pacific, will leave for Vladivostok May 25 to assume charge, repair and refit Rostsvenky’s fleet on arrival. He will hold army command powers locally to avoid authority clashes during a siege, while not relieving Rostevsky of immediate duties if fit.
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St. Petersburg
Biriloff
Supreme Naval Command
Pacific
Vladivostok
Rosestvensky
Birilof
Port Arthur
Rojestvensky
French Deputy Warns Indo-China Defense Urgency
Paris May 20 M Francois Delon cle deputy for Indo China told a special parliamentary naval committee that Indo China faces a dire peril from Japan or Japan backed China He argued Japan could mobilize 100000 troops quickly and reinforce a first landing party exposing Indo China to invasion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Francois Deloncle
Indo- China
Naval Affaire
Indo-China
Japan
China
Epworth League Convention Plans Grow in Denver
Denver awaits the International Epworth League convention, opening July 5. Chicago chairmen report national figures and a large volunteer force, with Union Pacific already scheduling fifty trains. Denver efforts include 30,000 convention prospectuses, broad publicity, and active state club organization led by C M Deardorff.
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Denver
Chicago
W. C. Williams
Epworth League
Albany
United States
Union Pacific
North League
Sta
Colorado
C. M. Deardorff
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Iowa
Trinity Church
Minneapolis
Dallas
Texas
Atlantic
Binningham
Alabama
Birmingham
Storm hits Fort Worth in deadly 70 mph wind
A southwest windstorm of seventy miles per hour struck Fort Worth Texas at 6 30 last night. John Young the train dispatcher was killed when part of the Texas and Pacific passenger station wall blew in. Widespread damage followed including roofs torn from churches and the Grand hotel and fifty homes damaged. The town of Mineral Wells reported partial destruction. No other deaths confirmed.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas & Pacific
John Young
Mineral Wells
African Methodist Episcopal
First National Bank
Episcopal
North Fort Worth
Grand Hotel
East Weatherford Street
Johnson Horse
West Bluff Street
Second Ward
Handley
Ocean Yacht Race Gossip at New York May Twenty One
New York May 21 yacht writer Paul Eve Stevenson notes predicting outcomes in the Kaiser’s Cup race is futile given 3000 miles of varied conditions from Sandy Hook Lightship. He highlights possible upsets between the Hamburg and Fleur de Lis, and points to four rig types yawl schooner bark and ship with a wide tonnage range from 91 to 1200 gross tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul Eve Stevenson
Sandy Hook
Hamburg
Port Arthur Neglected in Early War Defense
St. Petersburg on May 22 reports a commission studying Port Arthur’s surrender has completed the first half of its work. The scrutiny of General Stoessel’s documentary defense suggests the fortress at war onset was nearly defenseless, lacking supplies and cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Stoessel
The Modern Farmer a Paradise of Comfort and Progress
The article contrasts today’s farming life with fifty years ago, noting rural homes with modern plumbing heating and lighting. It highlights daily mail telephone marketing advantages and acetylene lighting, calling the modern farmer the freest healthiest and happiest as rural life evolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soll Uller
United States
Noiseless Patriotism Against Fireworks Debate
A Leadville Herald Democrat op-ed mocks the idea of a noiseless Fourth of July while praising courage against fear. It argues that silencing controversy equals voiceless patriotism and cautions against eliminating dangerous elements by suppressing speech. The piece echoes Eastern press calls for restraint in celebration.
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Ticconderoga
Dull Run
Valley Forge
Mall
Leadville Herald Democrat
Restored to health thanks to Peruna
Miss Mildred Keller of Washington DC writes that persistent catarrh plagued her for years until Peruna, used from the first dose, rebuilt her constitution, restored her appetite, and left her feeling perfectly well and strong. The note highlights widespread endorsements of Dr Hartman’s remedy.
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Mildred Keller
13Th Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
Hartman
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Industrial School For Girls
Advocate Light Branch Roads
Alonzo
Will
Peruna
Piss
Mildred
Kelle
Alabastine Company
Grant Ave
Grand Rapids, Mid
W York
Water St
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