Progress and Losses Across The Nation In Fresh Condensation
Condensation of fresh news reports progress in Seattle Union Pacific eight miles under construction. Fire losses in Rawhide Nevada tallied at 900000. Kansas population rises to 1656799 up 6639. Col William F Vilag will valued at 342. Rear Admiral Henry Glass dies at 70 after heart failure. A large Japanese insurer eyes US entry. a San Francisco underwriter named as US manager. Minnesota fair sets record as De Palma hits 51 seconds for a mile. Harriman hints at Coos Bay road if guaranteed 4 percent on 5 million for ten years. Carnegie medal to Marjorie Coast for river rescue. Sackville West dies. he was former UK minister to US. Dorpat prison tortures punished by a year. Grand Army parade in Toledo draws 8000 to 12000. Heffron hosted in Cape Town after London Marathon. Lockjaw case cured with saline protocol at St. John’s Brooklyn. Carnegie funds Pittsburg Tech School expansion to 10 million. Yerkes announces a new comet tailing Camelopardus from Drake University observation.
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Union Pacific
Seattle
Wash
Secretary of Agriculture
Coburn
Kansas
William F. Vilag
Madiellis
Henry Glass
U. S.N
Pas Robles
California
Berkeley
United States
San Francisco
St. Paul
de Palma
H. Harriman
Oregon
Woos Bay
Coos Bay
Carnegie
Marjorie Coast
P. C. Coast
Iowa City
Iowa
Iowa River
Margaret Hayes
Samuel Hayes
Lionel Sackville West
Baron of Sackville
Cleveland
Dorpat
Russia
Toledo
Heffron
London
Cape Town
Africa
St. John’s Hospital
Brooklyn
Rockefeller Institute
Pittsburg
Skibo Castle
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie School of Technology
Taft campaign plans and national events reported
Senator Foraker will stump for Taft. Atlantic fleet arrives in Melbourne to huge welcomes. Mrs. W L Gilman elected national president of the Woman's Relief Corps in Toledo. Genevieve Longfield heads the Ladies of the G A R with Catherine Ross as treasurer. The anti bucket shop law starts in New York City. Charles Badeau notes a stock exchange business boost. Emperor William praises European peace at Strausburg banquet. Taft may tour October in doubtful states. Plans and cost for New York Grand Central Terminal total 20 million dollars.
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Senator Foraker
Ohio
Taft
Melbourne
W. L. Gilman
Roxbury
Mass
Woman's Relief Corps
Toledo
Genevieve Longfield
Chicago
Catherine Ross
Denver
Hughes
New York City
Charles H. Badeau
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Strausburg
William
Europe
William H. Taft
National Committee
Grand Central Station
Forty-second Street
Washington News Roundup Highlights Early Leprosy Debate and Navy Plans
United States agricultural data show cotton crop condition at 76.1 percent of normal as of August 25. Officials discuss national leprosy facility plans amid Washington and Arizona cases. Roosevelt approves ship plans for Florida and Utah with bids soon. Stevens named private secretary to Secretary Straus, replacing Weed. Army size eyed to reach 109000 by Congress. Court martial set at Fort Wayne with Maj. Gen. Grant leading. National bank note circulation up 810 million from 1907, total 655 million as of August 1908.
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Crop Reporting Board
The
Bureau of Statistics
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Arizona
General Wardwell
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
United States
Roosevelt
Florida
Utah
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Congress
Fort Wayne
Mich
Frederick D. Grant
A Floral Bedroom Finish For Moderate Means
The guide advocates simple restful bedrooms with flower wallpaper suited to room size and exposure. It describes a sunlit room with morning glory motifs, white woodwork, cream walls, and light textiles, plus blankets, dimity bedspreads, and matching curtains. It also highlights infant sanitary cribs, convertible chairs, and practical tips to avoid low ceilings and unify adjoining rooms.
Cleaning White Paint With Soap and Rinsing
Advice on preserving white paint quality. Use hot water and mild pure white soap to wash until lukewarm, then rinse with clear water and a clean cloth. Remove all soapiness to prevent yellowing on paint and fabrics.
Ring Sparks Public Piano Persuasion
A remark notes that a girl with a new ring on her finger is easily persuaded to play the piano in public highlighting social cues and charm.
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Alonzo
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Story OF
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Edwin B. Frost
Yerkes Observatory
Lnst
D. W. Morehouse
Drake Unniversity
Des Moines
General News
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Cambridge
Massachusetts
Commerce and Labor
Straus
Stevens
Theodore L. Weed
Hitchcock
Republian National Committee
National Bank
Lenis
Alifornia Fic Syrup Co
Ws.douglas
W. I. Douglas
Ba L. Douglas
Spark St
Brockton
Automobile Shop Talk
Jerboy
Dodds
Ew Bates
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