Special Low Rates to Pacific Coast and West Tours
Promotional notice offers cheap travel from Sioux City to California Oregon Washington Idaho and Utah for March and April with through sleepers via Denver Scenic Colorado and Salt Lake. Also round trips to Big Horn Basin from Sioux City on designated Tuesdays and summer coast excursions to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Yellowstone area with mail tours and printed matter available from D Clem Deaver.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
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Denver
Scenic
Colorado
Salt Lake
Seattle
Northwest Inc
Big Horn Basin
D. Clem Deaver
Landseekers
Burea
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Free prescription to cure weak men promotes virility
An advertisement offers a free copy of a doctor's prescription claimed to heal nervous debility and deficient manhood. It promises a quick, private cure without extra medicines, sent in a plain sealed envelope upon request from Dr. A. F. Robinson of 3864 Luck Jilde, Detroit, Michigan.
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Howe Ft
Dr. A
Robinson
Detrakt
Pulp and Paper Investigation Recommends Tariff Cuts
A U S select committee report urges reducing news print duty from 6 to 2 dollars per ton and placing ground wood on the free list. It calls for a 1/12 cent per pound duty on mechanically ground wood pulp and for exploring use of alternative materials. The panel also urges forest conservation and government planting of young spruce forests.
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Washington
Select Committee On Pulp and Paper Investigation
United States
Rockies
Bureau of Plant Industry
Forestry Department
Mann
Committee On Ways and Means
World's conference on conservation set for The Hague
President Roosevelt announced a call for a world conference on the conservation of natural resources to be held at The Hague next September. Forty five nations represented at The Hague will be invited to participate.
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Washington
Roosevelt
the Hague
Attorney George Elholm Found In Wisconsin Quarry
The body of George Elholm a prominent young attorney and businessman of Racine Wis was found in a quarry pit fifty feet below a ledge near Ives three miles north of the city Frozen in an ice pond he had been missing since Monday Authorities believe he lost his bearings in the storm fell into the pond and drowned
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Rachie
Wis
George Elholm
Hacine
Ives
Ecity
Elholm
Lone Burglar A Mere Boy In Kenosha
The so called lone burglar terrorizing Kenosha has been arrested. Seventeen year old Stanley Bloom confessed to seven burglaries from the past weeks.
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Kenosha
Wis
Stanley Bloom
Count Boni Appeals Custody Case in Paris
Count Boni de Castellane appeals a Dec. court ruling in Paris that his three sons stay with their mother Princess de Sagan. He aims to reopen the case to press the Lagans toward a private settlement.
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Paris
Boni de Castellane
Princess de Sagan
Fsaac
de Lagans
Emperor Follows Casket in Grand Duke Vladimir Funeral
In St Petersburg on February 22 the remains of Grand Duke Vladimir were moved from his palace to the Fortress of St Peter and St Paul. Emperor Nicholas and the grand dukes walked beside the gun carriage as crowds lined the route. Salutes were fired from the fortress as the procession crossed the Neva.
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St. Petersburg
Vladimir
Neva
St. Peter and St. Paul
Nicholas
Tsarskoe-Selo
Vladimiir
Winter Palace
Secret Service Use Limitations Raised in Sundry Civil Bill
Washington reports two congressional conflicts tied to the sundry civil appropriation bill. The committee kept the same Secret Service usage limits as the prior law, and debated Hepburn section 20 account examinations with a $350 000 current fund cut to $225 000. The full bill totals $137 022 007, about $26 million below estimates.
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Washington
Congress
House Committee On Appropriations
Secret Service
Treasury Department
White House
Bryan Says He Could Not Refuse Presidency Again
Denver report quotes William Jennings Bryan stating he is not an outright candidate but would consider running again if the people or his party demand it. He emphasizes his principles and notes four years is a long time and other work awaits.
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Denver
W. J. Bryan
Pardons Sought for Goebel Murder Suspects in Kentucky
Caleb Powers presents a petition to Governor Willson seeking pardons for former Governor W S Taylor former Secretary of State Charles Finley and John L Powers. The 15000 signers urge clemency though the men fled to Indiana after Goebel murder charges and extradition refusals. The governor will consider the matter in session.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Willgon
Caleb Powers
W. S. Taylor
Charles Finley
John L. Powers
Powers
Jim Howard
Willson
Mens
Goebel
Indiana
Nebraska Supreme Court wipes Hastings saloons from city
Lincoln Nebraska February 22 The Nebraska supreme court has wiped all saloons out of Hastings by ruling Councilman Alexander who tied the license vote was disqualified for signing a saloon petition. The anti saloon element held a majority in the council due to his disqualification and the mayor casting the deciding wet vote.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court Hng
Hastings
Alexander
Merger deemed illegal over Roosevelt authority claim
Senator Kittredge reports that the Tennessee Coal and Iron absorption by United States Steel forms a restraint of trade and that President Roosevelt had no legal authority to sanction the deal. The study may prompt a Sherman Act action and was debated by the Senate judiciary subcommittee.
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Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Washington
Senator Kittredge
United States Steel Corporation
Roosevelt
Judiciary
Department of Justice
Steel Corporation
Kittredge
Clarke
Wyoming
Dillingham
Kiittredge
Culberson
Overman
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Ilegil
Britt-Summers Title Bout At National Sporting Club
Edward Britt arrives in London for a Washington birthday defense against Johnny Summers at the National Sporting Club. The twenty round bout carries a $4,000 purse and a $500 side bet with Britt favored by U S fans who expect a decisive finish. Summers, a clever scrapper, has beaten several Americans and Brits and could surprise.
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London
Washington
Jimmy Britt
California
Johnny Summers
National Sporting Club
Britt
Summers
End of life by shooting shocks St. Paul area
Brayton, 40, Northern Pacific cashier, shot himself in a cottage on White Bear Lake shore. He died twelve hours later. He faced embezzlement suspicions and left a note taking blame on himself. A second note cleared office associates of knowledge. He planned to marry Ida Engemoen this spring. Brayton had long NP tenure and had been off work ill for two days.
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St. Paul
Brayton
Northern Pacific Raid
White Bear Lake
Flo
Htis
Ida Engemoen
Northern Pacific
Ilness
Vanguard Launched Largest British Battleship
The Vanguard was launched at Barrow today as the seventh Dreadnought in King Edward VII’s fleet. Upon completion she will be the world’s largest and most heavily armored battleship, with keel laid April 1, 1908 and a projected cost over $9,000,000.
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Barrow
Eng
Mine Leader Resigns Office in Scranton
Congressman Thomas D. Nichols resigns as president of District No. 1 United Mine Workers of America after eleven years in the post. Health forces the step, officials say. The resignation comes from Scranton Pennsylvania dated February 20.
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Scranton
Thomas D. Nichols
United Mine Workers of America
Fed
V1 Health
Higher Court Sets Aside Kelloggs Switchboard Sale
The supreme court invalidates Kelloggs Switchboard and Supply Co. stock sale to American Telephone and Telegraph Co. ruling the purchase aimed at monopoly. It also reverses the Dewitt county verdict in the Richard Snell will case, over $1,000,000, declaring that personal relations do not affect will validity.
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SpringNehl
Supreme Court
Kelloggs Switchboard and Supply Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dewitt County
Richard Snell Will
Tower Court
Big Auto Meet Opens in New Orleans for Mardi Gras
New Orleans begins a three day auto speed carnival drawing top racers like Strang Robertson De Palma Mangini Dourman and Schoeneck to the fair grounds. Notable entrants include women drivers Mrs Joan Newton Cuneo and Miss Alice Porter in a first time on a circular track event.
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United States
Fair Grounds
Strang, Robertson
de Palma
Mangini
Dourman
Schoeneck
Europe
America
Joan Newton Cuneo
Alice Porter
Taft Faces Cabinet Choices With Dickinson and Nagel
Cincinnati dispatch reports J M Dickinson general counsel of the Michigan Central railway here for talks with President-Elect Taft fueling speculation on Dickinson as secretary of war and Charles Nagel of St Louis as commerce and labor nominee. The treasury post remains undecided as cabinet职位 unclear.
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Dickinson
Nagel
Cincinnati
J. M. Dickinson
iMinals Central Railway System
Taft
Charles Nagel
St. Louis
Commerce and Labor
Treasury Department
Police Sergeant Killed by Suspected Policy Suspect
New York February 22 Sergeant John B Goldhammer attached to Deputy Police Commissioner Harri son staff was shot dead by Edward I Byrnes a bartender in Byrnes apartment on First avenue tenement. Byrnes says Goldhammer forced entry and he shot thinking burglary. Hanson said Goldhammer aimed to arrest Byrnes for robbery from an express company.
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New York
John B. Goldhammer
Harrison
Edward I. Byrnes
First Avenue
Goldhammer
Byrnes
Hanson
Dyrnca
Warner to Seek Fourth Term If Reform Bills Pass
Governor Warner said he would run again only if anti lobby, primary election, and other reform measures are enacted. The statement came amid rumors the anti lobby bill might be stalled in the House judiciary committee.
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Lansing
Mich
Warner
House Judiciary Committee
Wright in Critical Condition at Clark College
Worcester February 18. Dr D P Wright president of Clark College and former United States labor commissioner is in critical condition at his home here with a mental and physical breakdown. Physicians have abandoned all hopes of recovery.
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Worcester, Mays
Carroll D. Wright
Clark College
United States Coat
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