A Week's News Condensed From World Sources
A survey of global items notes a 110 to 34 House vote for a Panama Isthmus rock canal, meat inspection plans, and Roosevelt objections to Beveridge reforms. Other items report statehood for Oklahoma, banking and consular bills, Smoot case notes, anti Jewish riots in Bialystok, accidents in Washington and New York, and various court actions.
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House
Panama
House Committee On Agriculture
Roosevelt
Wadsworth
House Agricultural Committee
Beveridge
Gontekenc
Senate
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Oklama
Congress
Brasil
Turkey
Committee On Privileges
Reed Smoot
Utah
Burrows
Suioot
National Editorial Association closes in Indianapolis
The convention ended with a reception at the home of Vice President Charles W Fairbanks. Jamestown Virginia was chosen as the site for the next gathering. John E Junkin of Sterling Kansas was elected president. The Virginia Sliver mining case over iron ore on state land was argued before the Minnesota supreme court. If the state wins the leases revert to state and will be auctioned. The Black Diamond express collided with a freight near Sayre New York. the engineer was killed. Francis G Barnes installed as president of Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington. An address was given by Edward J James of the University of Winona. Mr and Mrs Bradley Martin hosted a dinner in Chester Meld Gardens London for Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth. Los Angeles police say they secured a confession from Mrs Arila Schreck and BE Stackpole in a murder case. A cobbler from Messewi near Marrakesh was reportedly to be crucified and walled up alive.
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Bialystok
Russia
Grodno
Minsk
Rufus E. Lester
Georgia
Cairo
Washington
Lester
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
New York
Wilhelm E. Zeller
Joseph Leiter
Lizzie-Young
Gibbstown
N. J
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Omaha Water Company
City of
Omaha
Hester
Charles M. Schwab
United States
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
Madison
Wis
Grand Army Post
Woman's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Robert B. Roosevelt
Sayville
L. I
Roosevelt
David Moriarity
Chicago
Illinois National Guard Officers’ Association
Quincy
Robert E. Morrison
Union National Bank of Indianapolis
Munishing
Columbus, O
Che Mlingis Gu Reme
Cook County
California
Elva Ray
Ebert Hewitt
Chétek
Hewitt
Warrens
William A. Hodgdon
St. Louis
Board
Joseph Jordan
Huntington
W. Va
Drake University
Des Moines
Theodore P. Shonts
Chicago, Burlington
Castel Gandolfo
Alban Lake
Rome
Charles Scadding
la Grange
Ill
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Oregon
Wistar Morris
Illinois Supreme Court
Healy
Deneen
Wenzel E. Kabot
Michael McCarthy
Kaukatitna
Kalbot
National Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Charles W Fairbanks
Jamestown
John E. Junkin
Sterling
Kan
Virginia
Minnesota Supreme Court
Great Steel Corporation
Lehigh Valley Road
Sayre
N. Y
Francis G. Barnes
Linois Wesleyan University
Bloomington
Edmund J. James
University of Wiinola
Bradley Martin
Chester Meld Gardens
London
Nicholas Longworth
Los Angeles
Arila Sehreck
BE. J. Stackpole
Messewi
Jesnph H. Choate
Berkshires
Edward C. Bolton
Seventeenth Infantry
Davao
Mindanao
Benjamin Christian
Curtis Jett
James B. Marcum
James Cockrill
B. D. Cox
Breathitt County
Kentucky
General Synod
Watchorn
Havana
Willis Miller
Upper Sandusky
O. Miller
W. A. Johnson
Beala C. Wright
Hugh L. Scott
Fourteenth Cavalry
Philippines
Taft
Albert L. Mills
Military Academy
Republicans
Minnesota
A. L. Cole
Walker
Syracuse University
D. W. C. Huntington
Nebraska Wesleyan University
United Mine Workers of America
San Francisco
Pressed Steel Car Company
Pennsylvania Railroa Company
E. J. Farr
Eau Claire
Masons
Wisconsin
Spencer M. Marsh
Neillsville
Western Federation of Miners’ Convention
Smith
Idaho
Illinois
Sandusky
Reed
Justice Day
United States Supreme Court
Canton
T. Patrick
House of Representatives
Williams
Vicksburg National Military Park
Berwind-White Coal Mining Company
Harsimus Pier
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grand Jury
Walter B. Gillette
Robert A. Grannits
The
Mutual Life Insurance
Multiple Inquiries Mark Turbulent Year In News
A crowded wire of reports touches crime politics and society from the era. Noted murders in Breathitt County Kentucky and Upper Sandusky Ohio. immigration trends through New York. medical and religious orders. and appointments in miltary education and Masons.
Quaker City Hosts Veterans of Old Republican Party Jubilee
In Philadelphia Musical Fund Hall hundreds of Republicans from across the nation gathered for the four day fiftieth anniversary of the party. Delegates from Texas Illinois Missouri and Arkansas attended with 152 men who voting for Fremont in 1860 entering together. Speeches recalled Abraham Lincoln and the party’s origins with Pennsylvania’s Gays Pennypacker presiding and Rev. Edgar M. Levy delivering the invocation once given in 1856.
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Philadelphia
Republican Party
Fremont
Dayton
National Republican League
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Texas
Missouri
Arkansas
Gays Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Edgar M. Levy
America
William Barnes, Jr
New York
Lincoln
Albany
Robert Reyburn
Washington
Garfield
Jacob Weand
Bolivar
Pa. Col
A. K. McClure
Death of famed racehorse Sysonby at Sheepshead Bay
James R. Keene’s celebrated four year old Sysonby died suddenly in his stall at the Sheepshead Bay track from blood poisoning after a long illness with a skin disease. The colt had refused a $100,000 offer as a two year old and earned over $184,000 in stakes in two racing seasons.
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New York
James R. Keene
Sysonby
America
Sheepshead Bay Race Track
Sygenby
Congress Wins Panama Canal Material Bid Approval
The House adopted a Senate resolution to purchase Panama Canal construction materials from domestic manufacturers and the lowest responsible bidder unless the president finds bids extortionate. The sundry civil appropriation bill passed. The Senate spent the day debating a bill to create a ship canal linking Lake Erie with the Pat y tirer and adjourned without ac...
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Washington
House
Senate
Panama Canal
Lake Frie
Cure the Kidney Pill Back Pain Cure
Dean's Kidney Pills advertised as a remedy for back pain by curing the kidneys. John C. Coleman of Swainsboro Georgia claims lasting relief after using the pills. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
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Dean
John C. Coleman
Swainsboro
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Odd Bits of Information from a Curious Page
A collection of quirky facts ranges from Hawaii’s swimmers to a jail made of an oak tree in Mexico. Notes include a frog’s breathing limits, a five thousand pound elephant, Quakers’ longevity, and Quito’s sun at six o’clock.
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Mexico
Quito
Spain
Be Pleasant Morning Sermon Promotes Back to Nature Diet
A sermon extols waking cheerful and links temper to night digestion. It promotes simple foods milk wheat eggs and advertises the book Back to Nature and Egg-O-See cereal, claiming whole wheat products provide lasting energy and offering free copies from Egg-O-See Co. in Quincy Illinois.
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Nature
Egg-O-See CO
First Street
Quincy
Untold Harm Of Athletics Reported By City Ledger
A hospital doctor labels a man as the victim of athletics, noting he never trained yet shows injuries from a rival who did. The Philadelphia Ledger presents the remark as a caution about sports participation.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer Offered in Trial Bottle
An advertisement touts Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer as a cure for nervous ailments including St. Vitus Dance. It promotes a $2.00 trial bottle and a treatise, listing R W W Kline, Sd., at 931 and 933 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
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St. Vitus
Rear Jacob Chilères in search of seasoned advice
The fragment hints at experienced individuals delaying advice on children and services. It mentions rear Jacob Chilères in connection with guidance, suggesting a cautious approach by older people toward child-related duties.
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Palton
Ecord
Congressional News
Quaker City
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