Typhoid Outbreak Alarm Amid Measured Steps in Rome
Rome reports typhoid fever sweeping Mea wine area prompting alarm and calls for urgent sanitary measures. Amid dispatches, Ambassador Griscom presented the steamer Bayern loaded with medical supplies to King Victor Emmanuel. Also noted: 13,000 Naples refugees, casualties, and U.S. naval relief efforts.
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Rome
Meawine
Victor Emmanuel
Griscom
Strait of Messina
Smbancador
Naples
United States
E Scorpion
Messina
Stuart Lupton
State Department
Washington
Little Sisters of the Poor
Natslia San Fillippa
O1néeeppa Bion Givianna
Milan
Sperry
Connecicut
Vermont
Minnesota
Kansan
Reggio
General Forecast Maps Rain Across Atlantic Coast
The barometer was low across the Atlantic coast region with a center near Hatteras. Rain was general in the eastern states with some snow in the northwest as a storm system moves inland.
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Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Michigan
Illinoie
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Atlantic Coast
East Gulf
Rockies
Great Lake Region
Washington
Jan
Hatteras
Spry Starts as Utah Governor Busy Morning in Office
Governor William Spry began his tenure in Salt Lake City with a hectic first three hours in the new office. A long line of citizens sought appointments, including Harold S. Daynes who became the first to receive his signature as notary public.
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Salt Lake
William Spry
John K. Hardy
Governor Spry
Spry
Harold 8. Daynes
Natonal Guard
Changes in Oregon Short Line Operating Department
The office of General Superintendent J. M. Davis announced several changes in the Oregon Short Line operating department. Vice-President W. H. Bancroft approved the order, transferring trainmasters to new headquarters and expanding district jurisdictions across Kemmerer Nampa and Pocatello.
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J. M. Davis
W. H. Bancroft
EE. P. Folger
Pocatello
Kemmerer
Wro
Wyoming Western Railway
Coll. Alred
Pocate
Meat Inspection Bill Pushes Through Utah Meeting
Fifteen meat men from across Utah met State Food and Dairy Commissioner John Peterson in Salt Lake City to push for mandatory meat inspection before and after slaughter. A seven member committee was named to draft a bill for the legislature with plans for further meetings and input from government inspectors, dairy men, and butter dealers.
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Salt Lake
John Peterson
Utah
Wider Gsovtrement Inspection
Ogden Paroleing Company
Utah Packing Company of Bountiful
Peterson
Logan
Provo
New Plaster Mill Opens at Richfield
The Jumbo Plaster and Cement Company opened a new plaster mill near a large site in Richfield yesterday. The event drew more than a crowd, with local officials and residents in attendance to observe the inaugural ceremony and discuss potential regional impact.
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Richfield
Richfield, Tan
Jumbo Plaster and Cement Company
Big Place
Damages Demanded for Death of Rose Ross
Mary A. Ross widow and four Ross children sue Dr. Harry Mayo and Mrs. Mayo in district court for $25,000 in damages alleging a collision at the C Street and First Avenue intersection caused George J. Ross’s fatal injuries. The accident felled Ross as Dr. Mayo and Mrs. Mayo struck the survey party at high speed. Ross died two days later from a fractured skull.
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Salt Lake
George J. Ross
C Street
First Avenue
Ross
Harry Ni Mayo
H. J. Romney
H. J. Romney, Jr
J. MD. Wardrobe
Mayo
Hie
Mayo Im
Hoss
Letter Sent About Brownsville Inquiry And Taft
Washington notes discussion of the Brownsville investigation and a pending Warner bill. The Department urges identifying the soldiers who fired and proving innocence of those discharged while seeking cooperation from railheads and officials in Roanoke and beyond.
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Washington
Brownsville
Taft Wyole
War Department
Confidentia
Senate
Warner
Herbert J. Browne
Woc Baldwin
Roanoke
Servine
Baldwin
Taft backs private detectives for Browneville probe
Secretary Wright outlines a contract allowing private detectives Browne and Baldwin to pursue leads with a possibility to cancel after thirty days if results are unsatisfactory. The plan, endorsed by Taft, involves $5,000 paid in four weekly installments with option to end early.
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Baldwin
Browne
Jose
William H. Tapt
Taft
Secretary of War
Wraht
Browneville
Department
Wright
Baliwin
Dying Man Joseph McCormick Hopes Amid Family Turmoil
San Francisco reports Joseph McCormick son of former Iowa State Senator William McCormick underwent surgery to remove his injured thigh amid critical condition. His wife, the mentally ill daughter of a Denver manufacturer, remains confined to an insane asylum after a prior assault and is not facing prosecution per McCormick's wishes. His mother Mrs. Martin McCormick of Ottumwa plans to pursue action.
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San Francisco
Joseph McCormick
William McCormick
Iowa
M McCormick
McCormick
Long
Martin McCormick
Ottumwa
James Gray
Kentucky
Post Office Inspector Warns Of Stolen Money Orders
Post Office Inspector Lowe reports theft of postal money orders Nos. 1401 to 1600 and a money order stamp at Bellingham Washington Station. He urges merchants and hotelkeepers to guard against cashing out of forged orders and to notify police, postmaster, or inspector if such orders are presented.
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Lowe
Bellingham
Washington
Agiinet
Pellingham
Cardon
Headache and Neuralgia Cure Advertised by Laxative Bromide
An old classified item promotes LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine as a global cold and grip remedy. It claims to ease headache and neuralgia from colds and invites readers to seek the full product name and look for the signature E. W. GROVER at 260.
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E. W. Grover
Secretary Wilson to be Questioned Over Pure Food Board
House Agriculture Committee investigates if Secretary Wilson overstepped authority in creating the board of pure food referees and setting aside 100000 dollars for its work. Dr H W Wiley testified he lacked knowledge of the board. Wiley said he was not conversant with its affairs. Secretary Wilson will face further questioning on the matter.
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Wianington
Odeon
Washington, Jan
Tercetary of Agriculture
House Committee On Agriculture
H. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Wiley
Wilson
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