Cholera fears at ports and health strife across regions
Officials warn cholera may reach U S ports with incoming Italian vessels. Dr Doty cites the heavy burden on port quarantines this summer. An official report urges Governor Dix to oversee health services amid tensions between Maderistas and federal forces, while an Austrian-flagged death prompts diplomat inquiry.
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New York
Doty
Italy
Bulger
Dix
Health Office
Smith holds out on Senate seat as Georgia election rift grows
Atlanta sources report Governor elect Hoke Smith again refusing to take the U S Senate seat before December and declining to accept Senator Terrell's resignation. A letter from the governor indicates he expects Smith to join the Senate promptly, else a new appointee may be chosen.
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Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Terrell
Lstter
Smith
Senate
Tokio
Champ Clark
Keyburn
Idaho
Georgia
United States
Willis
Ohio
Senate Territories Committee
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Colorado
Saawood
Arizona
Powell of Council Bluffs Convicted
William Powell of Council Bluffs, Iowa, was convicted in a case tied to President Washington events. The report notes his involvement and subsequent status in the legal proceedings.
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Washington
William Powell
Council Biss
Iowa
Global Review of Notable Events and Incidents
A roundup of diverse happenings from around the world, citing figures such as Champ Clark and Hoke Smith, plus political debates in the U S Senate. It notes scandals, legislative actions, international trade talks, and a fire-related loss in Des Moines, with references to Cuba Spain and Morocco affecting diplomacy.
Hospital Plan Looms For Former Grothan Property
The former wife of Dr Grothan used the property for hospital purposes until 1907 and the board has not received notice whether the offer will be accepted. If approved, the site will house a hospital for indigent consumptives funded by a 40 000 appropriation with 10 000 set aside for maintenance.
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Grothan
Nebraska guard uniforms misused. lockers soon to curb practice
A War Department letter to Adjutant General Phelps condemns guards taking uniforms from armories. Phelps replies Nebraska armories will be equipped with lockers soon and no excuse will remain. Reports indicate some Nebraska guards fall below required physical standards. Inspections will weed out unfit men.
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National Guard
Phelps
War Department
Nebraska
Serum Considered to Fight Beatrice Feeble-minded Institute Fever
The Beatrice institute may test anti typhoid serum to combat a fever outbreak. Lt Col Birkner asks the war department to supply the serum while State Health Inspector Wilton, though open to trial if obtained, remains unsure of the illness being typhoid fever and doubts its effectiveness.
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Beatrice
Birkner
National Guard
War Department
Wilton
Warden Takes Fainting Bertha to Hastings Asylum
Warden Delahunty and his mother the prison matron escort the prisoner to Hastings asylum. Superintendent Kern receives the woman who will be confined to prevent disturbance. The penitentiary medical board recommended transfer due to lack of care facilities at the prison.
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Delahunty
Bertha
Hastings Asylum
Kern
Penitentiary Medical Board
Nebraska inspector condemns seven and a half tons of tomatoes
Mrs. Macmurphy of the Nebraska State Food Commission seized and condemned 5,000 cans of spoiled tomatoes in Nebraska City and personally supervised dumping of the entire quantity into the Missouri River. Two trips with a drag were needed to dispose of the goods.
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Macmurphy
Nebraska
Tate Food Commission
Missouri River
Nebraska City
Returned After Breaking Parole In Nebraska Prison
Ralph Neville, released on parole after burglary in Douglas County, returns to the state penitentiary from New York where he had died on parole. He expresses regret and willingness to finish his sentence. In another case the Magazine and Book Company of New York secures a temporary injunction to block enforcement of the Hough anti graft enterprise law by Governor Aldrich and County Attorney Strode, while Minneapolis Cereal Mille pursues a restraining order in a separate action.
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Atriates
Caoiee
New York
New York City
South Porcupine
J. Ogden Armour
Boy Scouts of America
Cooperstown
N. Y
Otsego Lake
Pensacola
Chicago
Lowell
Franklin
Highland Pa College
Des Moines
William Beecher
Deadwood
S. C
Jane
Leavenworth
Carnegie Peace Foundation
United States
Japan
Iowa
A. Soderholm
Ottumwa
Davenport
France
Madrid
Ralph Neville
Douglas County
Neville
Feders Court
The
Magazine and Book Company of
Stewart
Lancaster County
Aldrich
JB. Strode
Minneapolis Cereal Mille
Chester H. Aldrich
Nebraska
William R. Jackson
Minneapolis Cereal Company
Nebraskan items from Lincoln to Morrill and beyond
A Nebraskan state news roundup reports on local incidents including a water plant in Dundee, Harold Bunyan’s self harm incident, the death of Dr. Henry Victory, and a postal savings bank set for August 1 in Fairbury. It notes Wheat yields near York, a city marshal resignation in Broken Bow, a fatal trap accident near Harrisburg, auto injuries near Nebraska City, a boy and an old dog catching a catfish at Beaver Creek, pardons pending with the state board, and rising pardons costs.
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Lincoln
Dundee
Omaha
Harold Bunyan
Morrill
Henry
Victory
Shelley
Post Office Department
Fairbury
H. Zentz
York
Being &W .Axcrags
Broken Bow
Ledwich
W. M. Rickel
Davis
Beckuné
Gus. Hornbloom
Osceola
Dodge County
Henry Oberman
State Board
Peterson
Harrisburg
Sam Benson
W. D. Gibbons
Joel Eaton
Lorton
Nebraska City
Kaventa
Ralph Herrick
Beaver Creek
Burlington Bridge
State Pardon Board
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Cure
An Ottumwa advertisement claims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can aid women suffering from various female ailments and pains. It asserts widespread use across the United States and presents testimonials supporting its effectiveness.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Pinkham
United States
Lydia Pinkham
Prudential Reasons Discharging A Gunn Debate
A dialogue questions the legality of firing a cook named A telia Gunn within city limits. The exchange discusses an ordinance and the prudence of removing her from service.
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Aretelia Gunn
A. Gunn
Bane Jiggs The Corset Trust Isn’t Economical
Jiggs argues the corset trust wastes money and harms consumers. Jaggs questions the claim and Jiggs explains the cost and waste.
Coffeedom Secrets Shake Up A Coffee Habit
A Florida reader reports relief after quitting 600d coffee due to bilious headaches nervousness and a racing heart. She found calmer mornings by switching to Posium coffee substitute and notes improved comfort and liver skin symptoms.
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Florida
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Steele City Press
Alex Rough
Poblisher
Puebla
Globe
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hermans
Prudential Reasons
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