Disease fears drive strict tuberculin tests at abbatoir inspection
Four hour inspection at a rural abattoir halted slaughter of 8 cows, all tuberculin tested recently, amid fears that infected animals could spread disease through milk and meat. Officials report 23 of 36 cows ill. authorities vow a nationwide cleanup and stricter regulations under agricultural and commerce laws.
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Binning Abattoir
Department of Agriculture
Watchars
Mit
Wilson
John Lockwood
George \astington University
Yealas
Raptcturs
Agriculture Department
Department of Ageiculture
Colum
Dts
Marsland
Bread cheaper in Britain puzzle puzzles trade official
A faulty text from the Labor Department report shows J R Cahil noting bread prices in England at a third of Chicago costs. The passage mentions a loaf around 6 ounces for 19 cents, four pounds of wheat at 12 cents, and other unclear figures, reflecting a price comparison dispute.
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Chl & Vas
Iabor
Fingland
Derstand
England
Chicago
Weather Conditions and Forecast Across Regions
A Reading of unsettled weather across the United States features a Pacific storm affecting California and the Pacific Northwest, with a central system near the Southwest and widespread rain. Temperatures vary from mild to cool. windy conditions persist along the Atlantic coast and Great Lakes, with moderate winds possible into Friday. Local temperatures show milder lows and highs through Thursday, then changes into the weekend with variable winds and hopeful clearing in parts.
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Theo
Raine
Owe
California
Vissouri
Vallera
Omapan
Pridas
Guehonto
Fiyland
Atlanti
Gore West
Grand Banks
Waterways Congress Urges Immediate National Action
Prominent speakers from across the nation at the National Rivers and Harbors Congress call for swift federal leadership to improve inland waterways and terminals. They stress that channels must pair with permanent terminals, oppose piecemeal funding, and support a large scale bond program while noting state rights and private interests.
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National Waterways Improvement
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Willard
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Charles Nagel
Theodore Burton
Ohio
National Waterways Commission
Herbert Knox Stolih
United States Commissioner of Corporation
United
Manda Allison Tomkles
Louisiana
Womans National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Congress
Harmon
Judson Harmon
Nia
Seeretary
Nagel
Bandic
Natonal
War Department
Panama Canal
House
Fee
Cannon
Frank Gates Allen
Illinois
B Cameron
Farmers National Congress
A. Cull Uben
New York Canal Commission
Burton
New York
Benton McMillan
Tennessee
Hampton Moore
Atlantic Deep Waterways Association
Atlantic
Dr Peters Talks With Women on Smoking and Morality
Dr Peters argues that women who smoke undermine family life and motherhood. He claims nicotine harms nerves and intellect, calls for feminine decorum, and contrasts women’s influence with men’s conduct while noting evolving social acceptance of smoking among some women.
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Yomac
Ines
Ruiz Held by U S Authorities in Mexico Revolt Case
Mexican revolutionary Ruiz who was discharged after a hearing before U S Commissioner Beall for lack of evidence to back incitement charges was rearrested at the instance of Attorney General Wickersham awaiting extradition. He is alleged to have taken part in the Garza revolt twelve years ago and escaped to the United States.
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Smith
Yuet _me
Ata Quokesman
TokertaGult
W A Johnson
United Commercial Travelera of America
Women's
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Maj J A. Dupray
National Drainage Association
Ransdell
Misciseipp
Gov M F Ansel
South Carolina
A . Eberhardt
Minnesota
Wisstaslop
Vera Tomkies
Womens Movement For Waterways Improvement
Tomkies
Womens Congress
Fomistes
Austinchet
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
San Antonio
Iney Ruiz
United States
Beatt
Mexico
Wickersham
Ruiz
Nobel Prize Awards Split Among Noted Scientists
London report states the Nobel Prizes will be awarded in physics to Guglielmo Marconi and Ferdinand Braun for their work with wireless transmission. In physiology or medicine, Emil Adolf von Behring is noted for serum therapy, while Theodor Kocher is recognized for surgery. For chemistry, Hermann Emil Fischer is mentioned, and literature honors go to Selma Lagerlöf.
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Htalien
Braun
London
Thin Ears Nobe
Marconi
Ferdinand Braun
Strassburg
3Vil
Hela Gatwald
Leipzig
Prat Theodor Kocher
Berne
Selma Lagerl
Swedleh
Death sentence for attack under Delaware law executed in 1910
George Colombo a Greek was today sentenced to be hanged on Friday September 23 1910 for felonious assault upon an 11 year old girl. The date of execution was fixed for next fall to allow an appeal to be argued before the United States Supreme Court.
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Delaware
Wilmington
George Colombo
United States Supreme Court
Foreman in Sewer Dept Faces Bankruptcy Case
A New York laborer described as John Cheney filed for voluntary bankruptcy today. He owes a principal creditor, a life insurance company, about $190,887 and has few assets. The debtor was a foreman in the sewer department and incurred debt to expand a contracting business just before the 1899 panic.
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New York
John Cheney
Princepal
Heney
Lorrowng
Grand Opera Company Formed to Divide Stars
A Chicago Grand Opera Company was announced with 50000 capital. Fourteen wealthy Chicago and New York financiers will back the project including Armour, Ryerson, Shedd, McCormick, Rosenwald, Vanderbilt, Kahn, and Mackay. Tampaniaia named director. season set at the Auditorium with remodeling and an eight year lease. Stars to be divided between Chicago and New York engagements.
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New York
Chicago
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Armour Martin A
Ryerson
John G Shedd
Harold , McCormick
Jonn
J Mitchell J C Shaffer
Samuel Inaull
Charles G Danes
Julius Rosenwald
CL Hutchinson
A G Beeker
K. Vanderbilt
Otto , Kahn
Clarence Mackay
Suffragettes Welcome Emmeline Pankhurst at Albert Hall
A large gathering of suffragettes at Albert Hall welcomed Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst home from the United States. Speakers announced continued efforts against the Liberal Party and urged support for the election fund. A collection raised nearly $1000 on the spot, including $10 from two New York women.
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Albert Hall
Emmeline Pankhurst
United States
Liberal Party
New York
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University of Pennsylvania
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Potomac Electric Power Company
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