Northwestern gains Prof Thomas Shaw editor role
Specrat Correspondence notes Prof Thomas Shaw of Minnesota named Northwestern editor and livestock grain expert for Orange Judd Farmer. Shaw hailed for wide agricultural experience as farmer teacher professor and editor.
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Specrat
Thomas Shaw
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Northwestern
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Rheumatism Cure Claim From S. S. S. User Testimony
A Columbus reader reports six years of paramore rheumatism with swollen knee and elbow joints. After failing with doctors and medicines, the writer credits S. S. S. with reducing swelling and pain and claims no recurrence since using it.
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R. Ee Chapman
Tragic Great Eastern Crash at Witham Station
An express from London to Cromer left the rails at Witham station killing ten people including the station porter and injuring twenty others. Gas meters ignited as rear cars smashed into the platform buildings and burned. front engine and cars stayed on track.
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Cromer
Great Eastern Railway
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Editors Return From Eight Day Northern Minnesota Trip
A group of editors completed an eight day tour through Northern Minnesota and the Great Lakes. They visited the Soo locks Huron Mich Duluth Port Arthur Fort Williams Hibbing Sarnia and Mesaba range mines. The returning boat to Duluth was quarantined for a smallpox scare but released after the case proved non contagious.
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Great Lakes
Soo Locks
Huron
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Duluth
Port Arthur
Fort Williams
Hibbing
Sarnia
Mesaba Range
Family Trouble Tragedy Strikes Union City
In Union City Michigan on September 2 Ralph Holden shot his wife and her sister in law Mrs Byron W Bray then shot himself. Mrs Holden is likely to die while Mrs Bray was not seriously wounded. Officials attribute the incident to family troubles.
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Ralph Holden
Byron W. Bray
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Bray
NO CHANGES IN TARIFF. MCCLEARY PREDICTS RECIPROCITY OUTLOOK
Washington notes that Representative James T. McCleary of Minnesota says reciprocity will not be provided in the next Congress. He argues reciprocity harms markets, benefits New England manufacturers at West farmers’ expense, and denounces the movement as unstable for business.
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James T. McCleary
Minnesota
Committee On Appropriations
New England
Canada
West
Roosevelt Receives State Invitation In Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt received during the day an invitation on behalf of the state of New York in Oyster Bay on September 2.
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L. L
Roosevelt
New Hampshire to Host Banquet for Russian and Japanese Peace Envoys
New Hampshire plans a banquet to honor the peace envoys of Russia and Japan. The event may be held at Mount Washington House in the White Mountains at a date not yet fixed.
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Russia
Japan
Mount Washington House
White Mountains
France presses claims after sultan releases Bouzain
Paris reports the sultan freed the Asserian citizen Bouzain but sent a letter failing to fully satisfy French demands. Paris says France will press its claims until all demands are met. Washington notes Edward R. Russ leaves for Portsmouth to engross the Russo Japanese peace treaty with treaty parchment in hand.
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Fez
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