Pure Food Fight Mirrors Hepburn Bill Shifts
Washington dispatch reports that supporters of the pure food bill view the substituted Hepburn measure as a tougher path that may fail in the Senate. Cushman praises allies like Brick and Nelson while boomeranging on Clark’s tariff clashes and Alaska delegate gains. Speaker Cannon eyes adjournment by mid May as rate debates linger.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Sen
House
Senate
Congress
Cushman
Alaska
Giaw
Brick
Indiana
Lloyd
Missouri
Powers
Maine
Hamilton
Michigan
Nelson
Minnesota
Cannon
Nature's Way Is Best in Chronic Disease Treatment
An ad extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies made from native roots. It claims natural, alcohol free formulations endorsed by medical authorities for bronchitis laryngitis chronic coughs indigestion liver biliousness and other lingering ailments. It offers free literature on authority endorsements and promotes Pills and the Common Sense Medical Adviser with a small fee.
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Pierce
Nature
N. Y
Common Sense
Saabof
Italian Shooting Affray Near Williamsport Claims One Life
An Italian named Mazzeo was killed and four other foreigners wounded in a shooting at Waiston mining town near here. About twenty Italians were involved. The dead man and companions had visited Peter Beletti’s boarding house. Beletti returned and, believing a robbery attempt, summoned friends. The riot started suddenly and lacked a clear cause. Revolvers and clubs were used. State troopers and constabulary quelled the disturbance and six participants were arrested.
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Wounxeutawney
Annino Mazzeo
Waiston
Here
Peter Beletti
State Constabulary
Emperor William Warns Recruits in Naval Oath Ceremony
In Wilhelmshaven on March 13 the emperor addressed new naval recruits, urging remembrance of German triumphs and past defeats. He cited the 1806 Jena defeat, urging faith in God and responsibility for one’s own fortunes in service.
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Wilhelmshaven
Russia
William
Jena
Fatal Dynamite Blast Hits Duluth Plant Under Construction
Eight tons of dynamite exploded at the Great Northern Power compressor plant in Duluth on March 13, wrecking a large part of the under construction works and injuring several workers. Reports say three men were killed, but verification was incomplete at the time.
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Duluth
Great Northern Power Company
Weather forecast for Illinois Indiana and nearby states
The forecast calls for light snow in Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin with slowly rising temperatures. Winds shift to easterly in most areas with stronger changes in Iowa where snow is expected and temperatures rise.
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Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Soldier Pardoned for Homicide in Puerto Rico Fight
Alexander La Duke of Company I Second Wisconsin State Troops, sentenced to life at Fort Leavenworth for killing Private Stratton of the Thirteenth U S Infantry in a Ponce Porto Rico brawl, has been pardoned by President Roosevelt via Senator LaFollette.
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Marinette
Wis
Maron
Alexander la Duke
Wisconsin
Fort Leavenworth
Roosevelt
Senator LaFollette
la Duke
Stratton
Thirteenth
United States Infantry
Ponce
Porto Rico
Actor Edward J. Morgan Found Dead in New York
Edward J. Morgan known for playing John Storm in The Christian was found dead in his bed in New York. Reports note the somber event as a sudden death affecting the entertainment community.
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Edward J. Morgan
John Storm
The
New York
Bobruisk
Russia
Finland
American Window Glass Company
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Hugh J. Reilly
Washington
Cullom
Allen-Higgins Company
Worcester
Mass
M. Sarrien
Hearing Opens On Kansas Oil Rate Grievances In Kansas City
Inter State Commerce Commission hearings in Kansas City probe alleged rail and Standard Oil rate discrimination against Kansas oil producers and independent refiners. Witnesses including A. E. Robertson and C. D. Webster describe rebates and rate gaps favoring Standard Oil as creditors, unions, and rail lines face scrutiny by Ex Senator Cockrell and members Prouty and Clements.
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Kansas Oi
Standard Oi Company
Kansas City
Clifford Thorne
Kansas Oil Producers’ Association
Garfield
Kansas
Congress
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Francis M. Cockrell
Missouri
Judson ©. Clements
Georgia
Charles A. Kouty
Vermont
Federal
Mr. Clements
C. J. Thorne
Frank 8. Monnett
Ohio
Kansas Oil
8S. W. Brookhart
Cockrell
United States Senate
Mr. Prouty
A. E F. Robertson
Cherryvale
Kan
Uncle Sam Oil Co
Kansas Oil Producers Association
Robertson
Standard Oil Co
Standard
Standard Oil
Thorne
Katy
Leland
Rockefellers
C. D. Webster
Webster
Ur. Chamberlain
The
National Petroleum Assn
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Chamberlain
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Prouty
Commission
Popular Shoes on the Market by W. L. Douglas
An item notes W. L. Douglas shoes available at Nicola and Harmon's store. Mentions a 3-tf FS i has a he, but text is garbled and details are unclear.
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W. L. Douglas
Nicola
Harmon’s
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