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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1905

Page

3

Press curbed by plan to suppress scandal sheets in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg reports Gov. Fennypacker urges new act to curb yellow journalism. He cites Philadelphia papers printing scandalous untruths and proposes legal removal of habitual offenders. Legislature, meeting in Harrisburg, considers a bill to authorize suppression of newspapers that knowingly publish false and damaging headlines.

Philadelphia Fennypackers General Assembly Cope Dove Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth Commonwealth United States St. Louis Pennsylvania State College Chicago Commission Mohn P. F. Smith Court of Common Pleas

Eight hundred delegates convene for American Forest Congress opening

Secretary Wilson presided as 800 delegates from across the United States gathered at the National Rifles Armory to open the American Forest Congress. Papers were read, discussions held on forestry and irrigation, with President Roosevelt expected to address delegates tomorrow. The event highlights forestry as a national economic factor and calls for coordinated public lands and water policy.

Wilson Congress American Forest Congress National Rifles’ Armory America Roosevelt National Theater United States Board of Directors Guy E. Mitchell National Irrigation Association F. H. Newell Reclamation Service United States Geological Survey J. B. Lippincott A. P. Davis Morris Bien Gulf Coast Department of Agriculture Bureau of Forest Lfe Wales Senator Clark Wryoming Clark Great Mountain Sierras Rockies Mitchell Black Hills Oregon Oklahoma Utah Washington Newell Geological Survey

Forest Policy and Timber Legislation Debate at Congress

Secretary Wilson leads a Congress discussion on national and state forest policy and the need to coordinate timber, water, and public lands management. Reports note forest reserves, proposed timber and stone act repeal, and calls for stronger park and reserve funding, with emphasis on collaboration among state associations and federal agencies.

Wilson F. J. Hagenbarth National Live Stock Association N. W. McCleod National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association Gifford Pinchot Department of Agriculture J. Grier Homestake Mining Company Qumnat United States Crow Creek Wyoming Secretary of the Interior House of Representatives Congress Senate Treasury Bureau of Forestry General Land Office House of Representative Uhls Lacey Town House Committee On Public Lands Andrew White Crown Lands of Canada W. 8. Harvey Philadelphia Commercial Museum White Roosevelt Charles Manderson Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad Reeder Kanaa Edward Everett Hale Filbert Roth University of Michigan C. A. Schenck Biltmore Estate North Carolina Gosney Arizona Wool Growers’ Association

Free Samples Promise Forestry Talk At Affleck Drug Store

Free samples distributed Friday and Saturday at Affleck's Progressive Drug Store No 1429 Pennsylvania Avenue. Speakers urged national forestry and irrigation bills, noting forests protect headwaters and regulate floods. Discussions covered forest reserves, land titles, stumpage sales, and irrigation timber supplies with a planned morning and afternoon program and a reception at Pinchot home.

Affleck Progressive Drug Store Pa. Ave Pennsylvania, Avenue

Blood cells guard health and vitality says early science

A biologist highlights phagocytes as blood cell policemen that remove poisons, supporting immunity. An alterative extract claimed to purify blood and boost red cell counts is promoted as a treatment for neuralgia colds catarrh and incipient consumption. Dr Pierce emphasizes the blood as life’s center and heart fuel, with Pleasant Pellets offered as a mild laxative to aid digestion and overall well being.

M. Metschnikoff Science Dr. Pierce BR. V. Pierce Buffalo

Wales Suit Against Mitchell in New York Court

A. D. Wales of this city sues Mitchell, president of the United Workers of America, for 200000 to settle the anthracite coal strike. trial delayed due to Wales being unable to serve subpoenas on several witnesses. Also reports a fireman killed in Hoboken by falling iron, and a Jamaica father killed by accidental rifle discharge. ocean steamer movements listed.

New York Elysian Supply Company Hoboken Willam Buckley Buckley Jamaica James ‘Barnett John Barnett Barnett A. Daeteey

No Faith Cure Rheumacide Promises Immersive Confidence

An advertisement touts Rheumacide as effective regardless of belief, claiming trust grows after trying the remedy and aligning faith with the proprietors. It frames faith as a byproduct of use rather than a prerequisite.

Deaths Reported for 72 Hours Ending Jan 3

Health Office record lists 40 plus deaths with ages and burial wards in Washington DC area. Names include Arthur Adams 65 Prov Hosp, Dana Adams 67 West, Robert Armstrong 1 year, Minnie Beate 33, Henry Brown 65, Nicholas Brown 44, and many others. Also notes a January court action: Rank W. Bandford of the Holy Ghost and Us Society faces a third manslaughter trial over Leander Bartlett death at Shiloh colony. Supreme Court rescript issued to officials.

Arthur €. Adams Dana Adams Robert Armstrong Minnie B. Beate N. J. Ave Henry Brown Crabtree Nicholas Brown William H. Hoover Charles O. Horton Garfield James M. House Cornelia Jackson Clare A. Jaques Adam EB. Johnson Blugden Elsa Jones EH. A. Lewis Va. Ave Hettie Madison Jackson al. Aw Steven W. Morris Nc. Paul Moussard Pomeroy Ave Hillsdale Frances Murtaugh William Nelson Stanton Ave Henry Newman Ernest Snook Geo. Univ Geo W. Spurries Va Ave Dennis Thomes Margaret B.thornton Elsie V. L. Wilson Bangor Rank W. Bandford Holy Ghost and Us Society Shiloh Leander Bartlett Supreme Court Sym

Names in marriage notices and medical ad from Old Dominion era

A period piece fragment lists numerous couples and places across Virginia Maryland and Georgia with occasional Christened names and residences, followed by a dubious medical ad promising blood purification by Frederic Bitters with a pay-if-not-satisfied claim. It ends with a stray line about doctors.

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