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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1908

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Sweep to clean city hotels as health probe grows

Washington inspectors pursue a broad food safety campaign targeting hotels restaurants bakeries and markets The drive seeks warrants or closures for unregistered facilities with filthy kitchens dirty walls unclean utensils and lack of proper screens The effort covers 22 hotels and several eateries with six names listed as violators and plans to extend inspections citywide

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Baltimore to Inspect Eating Establishments for Sanitation

Health Commissioner Bosley plans systematic scrutiny of Washington and Baltimore eating houses to enforce cleanliness rules. Authorities say current city inspections are limited though food and milk supplies are checked before reaching restaurants. Bosley aims to compile reports on conditions at each place and proceed with investigations.

Baltimore Washington Post Bosley Rossey Bruca Health Department

Bryan Urges Teachers Pay Tledge In Democratic Platform

William J. Bryan spoke at the Itremont Normal School in Lincoln Nebr addressing hundreds of teachers and students. He argued for adjusting society rewards to effort, pressed direct election of senators, income tax reform, and government by the people, urging teachers to vote their conscience and oppose exploitation by trusts. He announced plans to organize black voters and noted strong party activity in Lancaster County.

Fairview Lincoln Nebr William J. Bryan Roosevelt Itremont Bryan W. H. Clemmons Mr. Bryan Clemmers Clemmong Clemmensg Wranklin Clemmons Denver Thia Sentrol Pare Thiat Nemwice Senate Col F. J. Richards Lincoln Htotel Don C. Farnsworth Chicago North Taft Farnsworth West James Kentucky Glangton Haflin Alabama Bryan Volunteers Mullen Lancaster County Republican Com Tait Republican, County Committee Central Labor Union of Lincoln Erle Samuel Gompers William R. Hearst Democratic Party Gompers Omaha Supreme Court Ucense New York

Redmonds Daughter Weds in London Church

London July 1938 Dr. Wintard Thames Power of New York married today in the Church of Our Lady of Grotoness John E B Redmond nationalist leader attended by MPs and nationalists. Best man was Dr James Power and two bridesmaids. Reception at Royal Palace Hotel followed ceremony. Honeymoon planned in western Ireland. Esther Redmond, the bride’s daughter, was the guest of honor.

London Wintard ‘Thames Power New York Church of Our ‘Lady Reddond Royal Palace Ireland Esther Redm

Fatal dental crime in traveling dentist case

In Chicago a young boy died two hours after four teeth were extracted by a traveling dentist. The boy’s mother says the dentist administered anaesthetic and pulled the teeth. James Fowler, who sold toothache remedies at a tent, was arrested. Fowler denies responsibility for the death.

Chicago Stewart Hassler James Fowler Fowler

Train Kills Indiana Politician and Family in Wreck

Charles King former Indiana legislator, his wife Katharine, two daughters Fayma and Josephine, Miss Fayma Bradshaw, and Carl Timmons chauffeur die when car stops at a crossing and is struck by the Manhattan limited near Columbia City. Bodies scattered along track. locomotive derailed and later replaced. The party, en route to Lake Wawasee for Sunday, included King’s neighbor Miss Bradshaw. King prominent in Republican politics and Prudential agent.

Warsaw Inn Charles Shoreman King Fort Wayne Carl Timmons Fayma Bradshaw Pennsylvania Railroad Columbia City Lake Wawasee Bradshaw Fayma King Charles Sherman Charles Katharine Josephine Timmons Carl Isatherine Bradzhew Rober F. Badishaw G Society Prudential Life Insurance Company Indiana Wabash County Ways and Means Columbia Club Indianapolis Miss Bradshaw King Bottage Lake Wawtsee Columbia

Tampico Oil Fire Still Raging Despite Containment

Mexico City July 18 Oily gusher at Tampico remains ablaze though its flames are confined to a single well by earth embankments. Efforts planned to smother the fire include a high dragnet of sheet iron and rails and twenty 10 horsepower billets. Flames rise about 200 feet as crowds gather to watch.

Mexico City Tampico

Taft Will Not Accept Corporate Campaign Donations

Hot Springs July 1 Taft pledges to follow federal law on corporate contributions and to accept no funds from corporations pledging a clean money chest for the campaign. He chats with Kellogg about the trust issue and discusses labor protections, prohibition, and GOP strategy with Bourne and Ingalls as he plans the acceptance speech.

Hot Springs Republcan National Committee Republican National ‘Committee Sheldon William Howard Taft Taft Congress Mr. Taft Bryan M. E. Ingalls Bourne

Expenses Exceed Pay For New Railroad Commissioner

John A. Lask, newly appointed railroad commissioner for Alabama, found his inspection trip expenses would exceed his salary, paying out of pocket. The piece notes debates on federal licensing to curb unlawful trusts and Taft’s proposed approach, urging careful legislation to avoid burdening legitimate interstate trade. It also references Baltimore ads and rail schedules in the period.

Montgomery Ala John A. Lask North Alabama Biyan Taft Baltimore Otic Chicago Alltrains Baltimore & Ohio R.R Reyal Lim Cley Stana Aves Suit Agents

Horn chair for Taft from Texas ranchman

Texan ranchman N. Powell plans a $1000 chair built entirely from Texas cattle horns to honor Judge Taft if elected president. He has supplied eight and a half feet of horn for the chair back and arms, promising further horn specimens from his ranch and Rio Grande area. The chair would accompany Texas pants already donated by San Antonio, highlighting regional pride.

N. . Powell Pettus Tex Texas Taft Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis White House Harrison Dennis O'Connor Mr. Powell Noah Rio Grande San Antonio Washington

Central American intervention discussed at Oyster Bay meeting

United States and Mexico consider joint action in Central American disturbance centered on Guatemala and Honduras. President Roosevelt and advisers discussed legal interpretations, with Attorney General Bonaparte and Ambassador Creel among attendees. Buchanan, key to the Costa Rica court, attended. Creel and Buchanan likely travel anew, while Honduras accuses Salvador and Guatemala of fomenting revolt violating Washington treaty provisions.

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Land Frauds Unearthed in Topeka Plot

Kansas grafters obtained possession of thousands of acres of public school lands in Topeka as misdeeds by land speculators are revealed. Governor Hoch plans to order the attorney general to pursue immediate action to regain these lands amid fraud and collusion findings.

Kansas Topeka Kans Hoch

Slain After Amnesty Grant In Monastir Barracks

Special Cable reports in Salonik that Gen Osman Heydet was assassinated yesterday at the Monastir barracks by an officer linked to the Young Turkey movement. Amnesty had just been promised for Turkish officers implicated in recent Macedonian disorders, following the earlier assassination of Gen Shemil Pasta, stirring sensational unease in the same city.

Washington Salonik Macedonia Osman Heydet Monastir Young Turkey Shemil Pasta

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