Pure Milk for Babies Patronized by All Classes
Nathan Straus pasteurized milk laboratory in Washington marks three months of operation. Daily output includes pasteurized and sterilized milk, bottled for 215 infants citywide, with barley water also provided. Milk comes from a Virginia farm, with cows tested for bovine tuberculosis. The lab maintains strict handling, sterilization, and a card index of every infant served, and operates branch stations for hospitals and homes.
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H Street Northwest
Washington
Virginia
Nathan Sia
Straus
Issaris
Tae
Freedmen’s Hospital
Georgetown University
Flospital
Wagnington Thet Kitchen
Batles
Snuehborhood House
Virginia Avenue
Po Omy
Washington Diet Kitchen
Bates Noet House
Debating Monroe Doctrine at Pan American Congress
Delegates at the Pan American congress continue to discuss the Monroe doctrine with debate over potential modifications. A Thai delegate cites inaccuracies in published statements about changes while a Brazilian delegate suggests extending the doctrine beyond the United States. Chilean and Argentine delegates studied the proposal, clarifying it is not an anti European move and may be abandoned if not broadly supported.
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Heng. Sires
Pan-American Congress
Thiban
United States
Insurgents Plan Fight At Republican State Meet
Lincoln Neb July 24 The Republican State convention will open in Lincoln with 855 delegates. Senator Norris Brown was named temporary chairman, a move insurgents may oppose to back Representative Norris for permanent chair. A clash is expected between administration supporters and insurgents over leadership and a second key issue is the party stance on the county option.
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Nebr
Norris Brown
Brown
Norris
Congress
Equor
Elevator Ends BoyLife in New York Building
Henton Moulton, 15, moved with parents from Port Jervis to Brooklyn two weeks ago. He was killed in an apartment building elevator where his father is janitor. Despite orders, the boy operated the car while the operator Rang to lunch and was crushed between the car and the floor. The operator Percy Senhouse was arrested on a charge of criminal negligence after denying the father had allowed the boy to run the elevator.
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New York
Henton Moulton
Port Jervis
N. Y
Brooklyn
Widow Court Apartments
Benton
Percy Sanhouse
Moulton
Senhouse
Renton
William Moulton
Bonilla Revolt Fails As Traitor Reveals Plans
A Honduras uprising led by Manuel Bonilla collapsed after a traitor disclosed the plot. The expedition, aided by Col Florian Davids aboard the Ulstein, carried guns from a Mobile Bay vessel, but coastal and interior forces were mobilized to thwart the scheme. Bonilla supporters were arrested wholesale as precaution.
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Antira
Mobile
Col
Florian Davids
Uistela
Bar
Mobile Bay
Caribbean
Utstein
Bonitla
Nicaragua
Manuel Bonila
Plana
Bonilla
Manuel Bonilla
Belize
Davids
Ulsteln
David
Ceiba
Friends of Bonita
Ensign in Prison Held for Desertion Case
In Castle Williams on Governors Island a former U S Navy ensign awaits trial for desertion after failing a promotion exam and later enlisting in the army. His name remains undisclosed. the report notes his fall from favor and the unusual path from navy to army service.
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Washington Post
New York
Castle William
Miltary
Department of the East
Governors Island
United States Navy
Army
Navy
Castle Wiliams
Oberlin M. Carter
War Department
Atlantic
Resurrection of Body as God's Reward to Mankind
Long discussion by Pastor Charles T. Russell in Brooklyn Tabernacle argues that death is the penalty for sin but salvation comes through Christ. He traces views on original sin, purgatory, and predestination, asserts all humanity will be resurrected in God’s plan, and outlines the future reign of Christ and the church.
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Nellie C. Small
Talbot County
Washington
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John C. Small
Trappe
Washington Post
New York
Charles T. Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
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Eve
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Jesus
Apostles
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Satan
Martin Luther
Luther
Heaven
Brother Luther
John Calvin
Brother Calvin
Brother Wesley
Ieast
John
Christ Jesus
Messiah
Garden of Eden
Drowning Tragedy Tells of River Outing Fatalities
In New York on a hot Sunday, Thomas Brown was rescued from the Harlem River where his elder brother Robert had drowned last year. During the rescue another brother Peter sank and died. Ten men, a keg of beer, an overturned punt, and three drownings marked the outing. Five other drownings nearby completed the day’s grim tally.
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New York
Thomas Brown
Harlem
Robert
Peter
Steamers Off to Bluefields
The Norwegian steamships Imperator and Dictator, detained for over a week due to Norway recognizing the Madriz blockade of Bluefields, sailed today following a State Department ruling that Bluefields is an open port and the blockade merely paper. Some cargo of perishable food had decayed and was unloaded. Norwegian owners, chartered by Americans, claim the Knox decision protects the ships and cargo. European insurers likewise accepted the ruling that the vessels are not war risks.
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New Orleans
Imperator
Norway
Madriz
Bluefields
United States State Department
Knox
Hornet May Carry Guns Aboard Sea Mission to Nicaragua
The steam yacht Hornet refitted at Norfolk sails at 13 40 bound for New Orleans and possibly Nicaragua. Crews expect fighting and report plans to meet another vessel at sea while smuggling arms on board. Speculation the Hornet serves Estrada faction. authorities have not confirmed official mission. Also reported, former Princess Jean Bonaparte died in Paris.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Virginia Capes
New Orleans
Caps Henry
United “States Naval
Hornet
Central America
Aghting
Uiey
Venus
Madriz
Nicaragua
Estrada
Washington
Stern
Mothers Shape Nations In Vision Of Home Power
An essay extols mothers as the guardians of nation character citing Napoleon on mothers shaping France and anecdotes of Washington Lincoln Garfield and McKinley. It argues that a mother’s influence at home outweighs rulers and that society’s future rests with women in the home. The piece draws literary scenes of chivalric homage to mothers and the sacred bond of maternal care.
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France
Washington
George
Jefferson
Madison
Jackson
Harrison
Tyler
Hayes
Cleveland
Lincoln
Grant
Ulysses
McKinley
Garfield
Future
Two Drown In Lake After Poolside Boat Scramble
In Youngstown Ohio on July 24 a boat scrimmage among five boys and girls over a pocketbook led to two drownings in Lake Cohassett. Harry Rosenbloom fell overboard while grabbing Susie Herman’s skirt, pulling her in. both victims died before the remaining party could reach them.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Lake Cohassett
Harry
Rosenbloom
Falline
Susia Herman
Movements of Ocean Steamers in News
Report of multiple passenger and cargo steamers departed and sailing, with routes from New York to Bremerhaven, Liverpool, Genoa, and Cherbourg, plus inbound calls to Antwerp and Hamburg. Vessels include Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, Kronprinzessin Cecilie, Bremen line ships, and scheduled dockings around Tuesday morning.
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New York
Pring Friedrich Wilhelm
Bre- Tasa
Liverpool
Duca Bi
Cape
Kaiser Wiltelm Il
Bremen
Sable Island
Roma
Masselle
Browkeaé—Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Siemen
Éue
aSlymouth
Railroad fraud payoffs probe and offer declined
New York dispatch says a $1,000,000 offer to Tih nets Central Railroad directors to drop fraud proceedings was rejected. The contracts were linked to Ira G. Rawn’s Illinois Central operation. Blue Island Car and Equipment agreed to a $60 settlement, aiming to repay $1,655,000 defrauded. Chicago reports the Yennis Central car repair scandal inquiry will reopen next Tuesday with new evidence expected at the coroner's inquest. Gov Patterson congratulates on birth of his daughter, first with his current wife, sister of Russel Gardner.
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Washington Post
New York
Chicago
New York Times
Tihnets Central Railroad
Ira G. Rawn
Illinois Central
Blue Island Car and Equipment Company
Murray Nelson
Yennis Central Car Repair
Menon
Winne
Gov. Patterson
Nashville
Tenn
Russel E. Gardner
St. Louis
Diabetes Recovery Rates Under New Emollient Treatment
Fate figures the hopeful recovery under Patton's Diabet Compound vary by age. Nine tenths of those aged sixty and over recover, while seniors and the younger groups show declining success. Children recoveries are rare, even with elite physician aid and proper nutrition. Readers are encouraged to write for correspondence with physicians and free literature from Henry Evans in Washington.
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Patton
Washington
Henry Evans
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Fulton Co
Hetteryetree
Gin Francisco
Cal
Iite
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