Victories of Peace and Yellow Fever Monuments
The piece discusses the heroes of yellow fever research Maj Reed Dr Lazear and Dr Carroll as well as monument plans funded by subscriptions. It notes Maj Reed's pension and Grieg's death marking Norway's artistic impact on the world alongside a Youth's Companion remark about Norway versus America.
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Jenner
Lister
Maj. Reed
United States
Harvard
Lazear
Carrol
Edvard Grieg
Grieg
Ibgen
Peer Gynt” Grieg
Norway
America
Tax raise set at 140 million for New York next year
City officials estimate 140 million dollars must be raised by taxation to cover next year’s expenses, marking a 40 million dollar increase in under a decade as department heads outline the budget.
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New York
Rockefeller’s eight-year fortune with hired help
The remark asserts John D. Rockefeller earned 125000000 in eight years without personal labor, implying any ambitious man can succeed by employing the right people. It adds that even a warm winter offers little comfort to the average woman due to persistently high fur prices and unchanged fashion.
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John D. Rockefeller
Gawkers Seek Bright Bank Note Colors
The American Gawkers association demands printed notes in bright tints, arguing color changes affect money perception. An Omaha man injured by a soda bottle head injury challenges beliefs about soft drinks and head impact. Despite debates on reform, college class rushes remain as lively as ever.
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American Gawkers' Association
Canadian artist loses painting in unclear incident
A Canadian artist reportedly failed to recover a painting after an incident described as a loss or misplacement. Details are sparse and no further information on the artist, location, or circumstances are provided.
Long Nights, Hard Work Haunt a Criminal Conscience
A compact note reflects on the taxing days and nights as individuals wrestle with guilt and the weight of criminal choices, revealing inner conflict and moral strain without graphic detail.
Illinois Asylum for Feeble Minded Children Hearings Open
A Springfield committee probes Lincoln's Illinois Asylum for Feeble Minded Children, revealing a grim portrait of 1200 inmates and state care gaps. Report describes harsh conditions, pervasive disability, and the clash of public interest with harsh classifications and care limits.
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Springfield
Forty-fifth General Assembly
Tinois Asylum
Lincoln
John W. Hill
Edward Hope
H. T. Ireland
John V. McGoorty
Walter I. Manny
John J. McLaughlin
Chicago
Ilinois
A. TL. Bowen
Springfield News
Tlinois
Illinois
Nyydoefren
Wankakee
Jackson
Washington Letter Signals Hitchcock Taft Campaign Move
Washington dispatch notes First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock likely to resign to manage Taft’s presidential bid. Cortelyou faces scrutiny over Panama bonds, Labor arbitration eyed to boost Taft, Civil War and Revolutionary claims bill advances, and Panama canal blasting accelerates with new detonator technology tested on isthmus projects.
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Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
Post Office Department
Taft
Secretary of the Treasury
South
Cortelyou
Arthur Vecys
Ohio
Hitchecock
Senator Culberson
Texas
Culberson
New York
Congress
House
Senate
Panama
Keeping Open House Digestive Health Claim Ad
An old style ad promises broad welcome as good digestion returns, touting Dr King's New Life Pills to regulate stomach liver and bowels so readers feel well. It notes the pills cost 25 cents at Evingiston's drug store.
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Dr. King
Evingiston
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