Noted Correspondent Dies and Press Career Recap
A long career journalist, Curtie, formerly with the Record-Union and Inter Ocean, died after a life of service. He served as special commissioner to South American republics, led the Latin American bureau, and acted as executive officer at the International American conference. He also advised on Madrid affairs and liaised with the Queen Regent of Spain and Pope Leo XII in 1892.
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Phil
Brie
Inter Ocean
Much & Ven
Curtie
Bureau of American Republice
Madrid
Ragent
Spain
Leo XII
Titled Suitors Fail To Woo Mrs Leeds Return To America
The widow of the Tin Plate King, Mrs Leeds, has rejected numerous titled suitors including Prince Murat and other aristocrats. She plans to return to America with her eight year old son to ensure his upbringing aligns with American standards, while continuing to resist marriage offers and preserve her independence.
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Mra Wif Dam
Leeds
Rock Island System
Telli
London
London Sal Several Offere of Marriage, Among Them Telng
Prince Murat
America
Rising living costs eyed by mint director Roberts
George M. Roberts, director of the mint, back in Washington from the west, predicts higher living costs as population growth outpaces agricultural development. He cites increased food demand, farm tiling, and the era of cheap land ending, urging study of natural laws and efficiency to meet production needs.
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George M. Roberts
The
Mint
Washington
West
Roberta Pointe
Mr Roberta
Roberts
War talk on opium at The Hague conference
A. Carl of New York was appointed by President Taft to represent the United States at a conference in The Hague addressing restrictions on opium trade. The event gathers representatives from major powers to discuss measures against the drug, seen as a global evil, while noting opium's medical use by prescription.
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Willams & Co
Adelphia
William Elray
Akron
A. Carl
New York
Taft
United State
Hague
Morland
Cty
Cours
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
East
Middle West
Parenta
Nowe
Rockefeller
William Palmer Lachs
Harvard Medical School
Preventable infant deaths and public health failures exposed
A lecture at the American Association for the Study and Prevention of Mortality in Baltimore warned that preventable causes kill many babies. It blamed ignorant mothers, polluted water, unsafe milk, and lack of community health support, urging better physician access and public information to save children.
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Chy
New York
St . W. Saleoby
England
Flexner
Fies
Scandinavia
Atlantic
Pacific
Hoston
Minnesota
France
Boga
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Kits
Paris
Prince de Palleigsy Tavinge
Falconer
Earl of Kintore
Alexander Thynne
Marquis of Hath
Abe Bailey
Opera Seeds
Ledes Murat
Naples
Ponte Corvo
Baltis
Chile
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