Congress Debates Meat Inspection and Statehood Proposals
Late foreign dispatches summarize Congress approving a meat inspection measure in committee of the whole and notes President Roosevelt’s objections to Beveridge amendments. It also covers Speaker Cannon’s stance on safe legislation, the statehood plan for Olahtoma and Indian Territory, a banking bill allowing up to 90 percent loans, and diplomatic allocations including Brazil and Turkey embassies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional News
Tn Committee
House
House Committee On Periculture
Roosevelt
Wadsworth
Cannon
Senate
Indian Territory
Olla- Toma
Conpress Valnes
Brazil
Turkey
Various World News Items Mix In One Desultory Dispatch
A long mixed wire service style column reports on Frank Kramer winning the Paris Grand Prix bicycle race worth $1,000, severe drought in northern Chi-Lla and famine in the south, a passenger train derailment at Progrumitschoala with heavy casualties, and two fires causing $105,000 damage including a six story office building. It also notes memorials, university speeches, suicides, political and legal notices, earthquakes of events, and multiple deaths and indictments across cities, with references to named individuals and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kramer
Paris Grand Rie
Chi-Lla
Progrumitschoala
Chineve Hastern
James B. Angell
University of Michigan
Bluford Chambers
Pike County
Indiana
Howard L. Porter
Howe, Mann
Porter
State Department
W.gomme
Aelticiee
Wesern
Telke Freonee
Col
David Mariariy
Chicago
Wae
Lncle National Guard Oficerw Association
Neat
Quincy
United Reaters Circuit Court of Ap
St. Pau
Omaha Water Company
City of
Omaha
Eynod
Drake University
Des Mainen
Theodore P. Hhuuts
Panama Canal Commission
Death of Ohio Governor Pattison at Milford Home
John M. Pattison governor of Ohio died at his Milford residence after a long illness. Reports noted he remained engaged in public business through his secretary Louis Houck despite weakness. Born June 18 1847 in Clermont County he led Union Central Life Insurance Co and backed Sabbath observance as a state senator. The funeral and succession details followed in Cincinnati and Eaton with Acting Governor Andrew L Harris taking oaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malystok
Rusaia
Sau
Jewa
Biatyatolk
New York
Cuba
Matansac
Havana
Maharajah Gaekwar
Baroda
Todla
Pike's Peak
Garden of the Gods
Cheyenne Canyon
Lowis Clora
Cedar Rapids
Ryan Annex
St Paul
Republican Party
Fre~meni
Dayton
Colnney
Maximo Gomez
Carl Schurs
Harry Nelson Pillsbury
Philadelphia
Pillsbury
Somerville
Mass
Wheelock Harvey
Dave Neville
First National Bank
Forth
Tex
Lester
Georgia
Washington
Cairo
Hells
St. John's Episcopal Church
Savannah
National Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Mra
Charles W Fairbanks
Jamestown
John R. Junkin
Sterning
Kon
Wax
Virginia
Minnesota Supreme Court
Great Steel Corporation
Black Diamond Express
Lehigh Valley
Sayre
N. Y
Callsion
Francis G. Barnes
Finois Wesleyan University
Bloomington
Edmund J. Jaxbex
University of Minnosa
Bradley Martin
Chesterheld Gardens
London
Nicholas Longworth
Los Angeles
Anita Schreck
BH. J. Stackpole
Messen
Marakesh
Rufus E. Lester
Aipreme Court
Wilhelm E. Zeller
Joseph Leiter
Charles M. Schwab
United States
Pichads
G. Newlands
Nevada
Hester
Daiwei
Pressed Steel Car Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Coal Companion
Syracuse University
D. W. ©. Huntington
Nebraska Wesleyal University
United Mine Weerkom of America
Liesie Young
Gibtatown
Madison, Wie
Grand Army Post
Woman's Reflet Corps
Sons of Veterans
Robert A. Roorevelt
Sayville
Roosevelt
Robert K. Morrison
Union Nations Bank of Indianapolis
Munishing Railroad Company
Columbus
Ilinois Supreme Court
Eircuit
Cook County
California
Elva Ray
Ebert Hewitt
Chetek
Wis
Polson
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
Kansas City
Armour Packing Company
Swift & Con
Cudaby @ Co
Nelson Mortis Packing Company
Moulons
United States District Court
Burlington
Healy
Link
Guv. Denes
Conk County
Wenxel BE
Kabot
Michael McCarthy
Kutikuttna
Kalbot
Joseph H. Choate
Berkshires
Edward Bolton
Seventeenth Infantry
Davao
Mindanao
Benjamin Christian
Curtly Jett
James B. Marcum
James Cockrill
B. D. Cox
Breathitt County
Kentucky
Willix Miller
Upper Sandusky
O. Miller
W. A. Johnson
Beale C. Wright
Watchorn
Hugh L. Scott
Fourteenth Cavalry
Philippines
Taft
Sing
Albert L. Mills
Military Academy
San Francisco
United States Supreme Court
Canton
Patrick
House of Representatives
Williams
Vicksburg National Military Park
Porsine
Wivine
She
Cincinnati
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Milford
Aga Kreit
Louis B. Houck
Pattison
Woul
Christ Hospital
Clermont County
Union Central Life Insurance Co
State Senate
Anti Saloon League
Methodist Church
Ohio Wesleyan University
Andrew Linter Harris
Eaton
Andrew L. Harrie
Judge Fisher
Common Pleas Bench
Man and wife fatally burned in gasoline blast
In Cincinnati Ohio Samuel Moreland and his wife, parents of jockey Moreland, were fatally burned at home while reaching for a real value of funds from a $600 remittance sent by their son. A Youngstown man reports a personal crisis involving a separated husband and wife, amid a separate domestic dispute last week.
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Samuel Moreland
Jockey Moreland
Errant Somnambulist Story From a Blizzard Night
A Kansas City physician recalls a winter tale in Missouri of a man who begged a doctor to rush through a blizzard to save his wife choking in her bed. The doctor discovers the husband sleepwalked, mistaking the scene, and later recalls his own strange decision to join the sleepwalker in the other room. The next morning the couple learns the odd dream held no truth.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Missouri
Octopus Stew in Chicago Tells of Greek Merchants Food Trade
A Chicago feature describes octopus as a delicacy from Greek and Armenian merchants. It explains the supply from Granidion fishermen, the drying and salting process, and the meal’s rarity among locals with prices around 40 cents a pound.
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Chicago
Halored
Granidion
Mediterranean
Markets News From New York and Several Cities
A dense June 19 market summary reports commodity prices across states. Grain values include Minnesota spring patent flour at 4.45 to 4.80, wheat around red No 2 mixed, oats No 2 white 44 to 50 cents, and corn various grades. Livestock prices cite cattle veal sheep hogs andYorker prices, with figures from New York Cleveland East Buffalo Pittsburgh and Jamis areas.
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New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Jung
York State
Cure the Kidneys and the Pain With Doans Kidney Pills
A Boston era advertisement claims back ache stems from kidney issues and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent remedy. Testimonial from Coleman, Swannaboro Georgia, credits relief after years of kidney problems and morning weakness. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a package from Fonter-Milthirn Co Buffalo New York.
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Dean
John
Coleman
Swannaboro
Wee Fonter-Milthirn Co
Buffalo
Odd Bits Of Information From An Old Page
A quirky Victorian style list claims the Hawaiians excel in athletics, frogs cannot breathe with mouths open, Japanese children learn ambidexterity, elephants haul 6000 pounds, Quakers live to 61 on average, English watercolor schooling is premier, a turbot lays 12,000,000 eggs yearly, a Mexico sail features a tree and chain setup, dried currants boost horse strength, Quito marks noon at six, Russians have excellent teeth from chewing sunflower seeds, and Spanish doctors charge five to twenty cents depending on class.
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Mexico
Quito
Spain
Be Pleasant Mornings and Simple Foods Promised
A period article extols staying pleasant until ten, links morning temper to night digestion, and argues simple foods like milk and whole wheat build energy. It promotes the book Back to Nature and the product EGG-O-SEE, offering a free copy and ad saying to request the booklet. Address HGG-O-SEE CO., No. 10 First Street, Quincy, IL.
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Nature
Adarens Hgg-O-See CO
Flrat Street
Quincy
Egyptian and Asayrilian dispute over ancient tech
An Egyptologist and an Asayriologist argued which ancient people were more advanced. The Egyptian claimed finds of wires in Egypt prove electricity knowledge, while the Asayriologist argued no wires in Asayria implies mastery of wireless telegraphy.
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Marcon
Egypt
Asayrialo
Silat
Asay
Ria
Siray
Btortes
Bad Effect of Athletics and Obscure Medical Claims
A clipped quip filled fragment discusses athletics harming a person, with a "humpstar doctor" claiming the subject is suffering from an ailment due to overtraining. The text blends rhetorical speculation and garbled phrases about treatment, dance, and gambling references from late 19th century newspaper style.
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Philadelphia Ledger
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Perryshurg
Globe
Gov. Pattison
Andrew L. Harris
Youngstown
Gamble
Winday
Washington Star
Madge
Marjorie
Cassell
East Buffalo
Pitsburg
St. Vitus
Eben
Weabington Star
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