Fair Play Spirit Targets Rumors About Force Food
The piece defends public fairness and condemns gossip that harmed the Force food brand, noting fifty million packages sold without a single injury. It cites the Force Company offering rewards for identifying rumor initiators and proof that any package contained harmful substances, and outlines the costs of rumor refutation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Buffalo Corporation
Health Department
Force
Fores” Co
United States
Canada
Great Riders of the World ringling brothers show feature
The Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest Shows present 600 horses in a premier equestrian program. Notable riders include Mike and John Jooney and Rhoda and Mme Royal. The act showcases the Jerusalem and the Crusades spectacle with knights, equestrian feats, and a 61 horse ballet.
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America
Ringling Brothers
Eingling Brothers
Tingling Brothers
Mike
John Jooney
the Hobsops
Frank Schadle
Rena McCree
England
Rhoda
Mme. Royal
May Davenport
Albert Crandall
Evan
Wallets
al Thompson
Ida Minco
Daisy St. Leon
Jerusalem
Bern
Ringling Brothers Show to Exhibit in Ogden
The Ringling Brothers' Shows bring a vast exhibit to Ogden with a 1200 character cast, 300 ballet, 200 chorus, portable pipe organ, fifty instruments, 2000 costumes, and special scenery. The street pageant departs at 10 am on show day August 6, with reserved seats available at Hnoth's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Prothtts
Ringling Brothers
Ogden
Hnoth
Model Timetable Folders From New York Central
Model timetable folders issued by the New York Central passenger department are praised as superior travel compendiums. Numbers 20 and 30 of the Four-Track Series summarize railway travel with suggestions from bright people, curated by General Passenger Agent George H. Daniels, and urged for libraries and business desks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
George H. Daniels
Buffalo
Bicycle trek to Batavia ends with rain halting rider
Jeremiah Sullivan of Chicago aged 65, a Civil War veteran and retired businessman, rode 706 miles from Chicago to Batavia New York on a bicycle to visit his brother-in-law. A heavy rain forced him to abandon the bike in Batavia after averaging about 100 miles per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Jeremiah Sullivan
Chicago
Batavia
Sullivan
Boxing bout set for bantamweight title at Mechanics' Pavilion
A permit is issued for a August 8 boxing match at Mechanics' Pavilion between Harry Forbes of Chicago and Frankie Neill of San Francisco. The bout at 3 p m features the bantamweight championship with both fighters weighing 115 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hicago Tribune
San Francisco
Harry Forbes
Frankie Neill
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Mrs Rich Released After Chihuahua Murder Conviction
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs. Mattie D. Rich of Chicago freed from a Chihuahua state prison sentence for the 1899 murder of her husband John T. Rich in Juarez. The release followed a finding of insufficient evidence. Rich had fled the river area after extradition and was held in El Paso.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
el Paso
Texas
Mattie D. Rich
Chihuahua
John TD. Rich
Juarez
Rich
Missing Hutchinson Bank Officials Probe Shortage
In Pisgah July 28 reports no trace of E. Hutchinson cashier and Harry Smith assistant cashier after bank doors closed last Wednesday. A $25,000 shortage has been discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisgah. In
E. ©. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Rients Bank
Harry Smith
Mob chases unknown Black man after attempt near Watts farm
In Logansport Jad July 24 an unidentified Black man tried to assault Mrs Joseph Watts near her farmer husband’s property. He fled toward the awano country after being pursued for miles by a mob and fired at. He is believed hurt as farmers organize and extra actions are expected following the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Jad
Joseph Watts
Here
Iie
Hawaii Seeks Loan Approval for Territorial Debt
Territorial officials prepare a financial statement for Washington to seek approval of a $2,400,000 territorial loan. Governor Dole will forward the document to President Roosevelt, showing Hawaii's bonded debt at $1,160,000 and outlining the territory's finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Pacific Cable
Treasury Department
Washington
Hawaii
Dole
Roosevelt
Will of California widow funds Oakland vault replacement
In New York July 28 The will of Mrs Aller Akaey a California widow who died by suicide directs that her burial vaults at Oakland California be taken down and a new vault erected at a cost of 25,000 pounds. She leaves the residue of her estate in trust for her daughter who is to receive the income for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mra
Aller Akaey
California
Stea
Oaklands California
Debutantes Face Strain as Social Season Proceeds
New York report notes health concerns among young women at port social events. Parents halt activities to prevent fatigue as debutantes attend tennis at the Casino, squash, golf, dinners, and receptions. Several debutantes have been advised to rest by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Safe Plan Against Sudden Diarrheal Ills
A brief health notice urges keeping Dr Fowler s Extract of Wild Strawberry on hand to combat sudden cholera infantum dysentery or diarrhoea, warning of danger from delays.
Bribe attempt involving cigars and cash at Texas Quartermaster
The Secretary of War forwarded 4 boxes of cigars and 200 to the Treasury from Texas. Col Clem found the box on his desk, learned it came from a contractor, who claimed no knowledge of the cash. Gen Grant sent the money to the War Department. unclaimed funds went to Treasury, cigars sold for 3 dollars with proceeds added to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of War
Treasury Department
Department of Texas
Col
Clem
Department
Fred Grant
Japanese Press Maintains Resolute Stance On Manchuria
Vicoria B C July 23 The Japanese press remains firm on the Manchurian question with The Japan Times arguing the issue must be settled with Russia through frank discussion leading to a definite war or peace. Seoul reports increasing Russian activity on Korea’s Yalu frontier and Korea protests as Russia shows indifference. Meanwhile the Japanese army presses ahead with timber concessions.
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Vicoria
B.C
Orient
Japanese Times
Manchuria
China
Russia
Seoul
Néiva
Yalu
Kerea
Rusala
Diptheria Relief in Twenty Minutes Miracle Claim
A sensational note claims Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oil relieves diphtheria in twenty minutes, reportedly available at any drug store. The ad-like line asserts miraculous quick relief and promotes the product to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Philippine coin silver purchase shocks market
Washington reports the Director of the Mint bought 100000 ounces of silver for Philippine coinage at an average price of 54.85 cents per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland Narrowly Escapes Assassination In Madison Avenue
Dr. Girdner recounts the famous escape of Grover Cleveland from a would be killer on Madison Avenue. A demented suitor fired at the former president from his steps but a misfired cartridge spared Cleveland. The assailant was captured and detained as insane, with the pistol and love letters kept as evidence.
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New York
Wiliam Street
Cleveland
Fire in Tenement HosE Destroys Smoke Damages
Seven rescued from a five story tenement at 210 High Street after a fire started in a hardware store on the ground floor. Clara Topper aged six and Christiana aged ten were saved by officers. A three year old and a one year old girl were evacuated from the third floor with parents. Principal damage from smoke. building fire small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clara Topper
Women’s Council Leaders Set for European Conference
Miss May Wright Sewell of Indianapolis sails for Bremen with Mrs. John W. Swift of San Francisco to Berlin then Dresden for the International Conference of Women. Sewell presides over sessions as the last annual meeting before the 1904 Boston quinquennial season.
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Indianapolis
Ind
May Wright Sewell
New York
John W. Swift
San Francisco
National Council of Women of the
United States
Bremen
Landing
Berlin
Dresden
International Conference of Women
Boston
Indian School Superintendent Dismissed at Fort Lewis
Thomas H. Breem, longtime superintendent of the Indian School at Fort Lewis Colorado, was dismissed from the service yesterday. William Peterson, assistant superintendent of the Chicago school in Oklahoma, was appointed his successor.
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Washington
Thomas H. Breem
Fort Lewis
Colo
William Peterson
Chioceo
Oklahoma
Miner Killed in Hercules Mine Injury
George Con ley a 2 miner was killed in the Hercules mine last night when a chute gave way and he fell nineteen floors. He had just started his shift and opened the chute while handing a hammer above before stepping back into the chute. Relatives live at Hope Idaho and Iron Mountain Montana.
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Wallace
Ida
George Conley
Hope
Iron Mountain
Mout
Force Food Company Mills Visit Describes Manufacturing
The author reports visiting FORCE Food Company in Buffalo and examining materials and production. Force is described as using whole wheat and barley with salt, sterilized at high heat, and manufactured entirely by machinery without contact with workers. A chemist supervises daily output and a cook tests each batch.
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Force Food Company
Buffalo
Mitt
Ieas
Sterbert Xt. Hill
Lake Superior Copper seeks stockholder aid after default
Philadelphia July 28 President Berelds of the Consolidated Lake Superior company appeals to stockholders for aid as the firm nears default. Creditors led by Speyer & Co of New York hold collateral security for three loans totaling 91 million. The company is capitalized at 102 million, with 70 million pledged in the city.
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Philadelphia
Berelds
O¢The Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Timless
Bend Jewid. Ia
New York
Speyer & Co
York
Lake Superior
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Ams
Alice Sear
Newport
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Philippine
Great Woman's Council
Wilassaih Petite Sdege
Bostor
Foot Company
GentLexell
Tilbur L. Scoville
University of Buffalo
Stathusetts
Coldgems
Greats
Geil
Tlsor L
Scoville
Profof Torn
Bialae Expectae Ene
Ne Experiment Etate Institution
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Force” Food Company
Buffalo, N. Ye
Schlitz
Milwaukee
G. H. Tribe & Co
Washington Ave
S. W. Badcon
A. E. Weatherby
Boston Meat Market
Sherbet
Kolitz
Wash. Ave
Ross
the Mason
D. Ragan
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