Growth of the Nation sparks praise for Roosevelt
A Washington speech at Mount Pleasant Congregational Church by Senator Cummins of Iowa lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a stronger man than Washington and calls for ongoing national growth. A Boston lecture quotes Miss Mary Woolley on women breadwinners shaping marriage, while other dispatches note Stella Hilton’s misadventure with sparkling wine, an endurance trek, a sparrow attack on a Bell Telephone worker, and medical license actions in Indiana.
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Cummins
Iowa
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Theodore Roosevelt
Georgef Washington
Theodora Roosevelt
George Washington
Cannon
Henry Clay
Nelson W. Aldrich
Daniel Webster
United States
Boston
Mary E. Woolsey
Mount Holyoke ‘College For Girls
Miss Woolley
Rome
Viet Mmorge
Rauc
Wao
Gravy Accident Burns Woman and Massachusetts Deer Outlook
A kitchen accident left Mrs Stewart severely burned when a lid blew off a bucket of hot gravy. In Massachusetts, deer damages jump to thousands as hunters push for an open season in 1910 with a proposed $15 license and strict limits to prevent extermination.
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Theta
Ce Stean
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Fish Aid Game
Bay State
Berkshire
Essex
Franklin
Worcester
Middlesex
Pennsylvania
Examinations for teachers licenses exceed year’s prior months
Indianapolis April 14 Examination manuscripts for theme March from teachers seeking state licenses have been received by Robert J. Aley state superintendent of public instruction. Examinations were conducted by county officials and turned in for grading. There are 705 applications for common school licenses 170 for high school permits and 54 high school equivalency certificates.
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Indianapolis
Robert J. Aley
Window shattered by flying stone on Main Street
A plate glass window of a Main Street shop was broken one evening as a small boulder rolled with lightning speed, drawing much comment on how such an accident could happen. The wet street conditions at the time aided the incident.
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Soccurence
Ice harvest ends as 1909 Maine season closes
Gardiner Me April 14 The mild weather and rain end the American Ice company operations on the Kennebec for 1909 The season produced enough ice to promise spring and summer business Though aimed for 440000 tons only about 320000 tons were secured The explosion at Rich ice houses in Farmingdale also halted work and raised costs due to trustee processes and staffing losses
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Gardiner
American Ice Company
Kenenbec
Maine
Farmingdale
Multiple marriages at Brazil Indiana parsonage unite Jones families
Two Jones brothers married two Jones sisters at the First M E church parsonage in Brazil Indiana. Curtis E Jones weds Bery Jones and Roya M Jones weds Gladys Jones. All reside near Saline City and are not related.
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Brazil
Ind
M. E. Church
Curtis E. Jones
Bery Jones
Roya M. Jones
Gladys Jones
Saline City
Moonshine oleomargarine plant busted in Indiana
United States secret service uncovered a moonshine oleomargarine operation in South Bend with 2500 pounds of bogus butter seized and three men William Root William Hanniw ay and Fred Teetzel held for federal court. Agents raided a basement under a tea store after barricades were breached and seized paraphernalia and counterfeit product.
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South Berd
Ind
United States Secret Service
Waka
William Root
South Bend
William Hannlway
Caicago
Fred Teetzel
Roof
Hanniway
Consolidated Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade Go Bankrupt
Involuntary bankruptcy petition filed in U S court places liabilities at 1 million dollars against the Consolidated Stock Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade. A receiver was appointed and a firm assignment to Treadwell Cleveland was announced. Petitioning creditors are Charles Sincere Ethel B Newton and Fred J Ringley. One cause cited is unexpected demands from out of town creditors.
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Solidated Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
May Prove Fatal Kidney Trouble Warning
A Washington resident, Jacob Hanj of 1326 Van Trees Street, urges awareness of kidney trouble and its dangers. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills, bought at Jackson's drug store, with relief after fifteen years of symptoms and urges others to use the same remedy. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo, N Y, sells Doan's in the United States.
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Bright
Washington
Jacob Hanj
van Trees Street
Ind
Dean
Jackson's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Unitend
Doan
Kidney Remedy Promises Restore Vitality in Old Age
A vintage ad notes that people in middle and old age suffer urinary and kidney trouble draining strength. Foley's Kidney Remedy supposedly corrects urinary issues, stimulates kidneys, and strengthens them to expel uric acid that affects muscles and joints. Sold by Smith & Winton.
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Foley
Smith & Winton
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