New Meat Inspection Law Promised to Lift Beef Prices
Washington debate centers on a proposed meat inspection law set to take effect October. Officials warn price hikes of 7 to 12 percent as abattoirs upgrade facilities and sanitation, with inspectors granted broad access and strict labeling. Packers vow model cleanliness in Washington and nationwide.
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Thia
Yay
Whhich
Neeson
Nest Age Hill
Shell
TD. S
Washington
United States
Burned by Gasoline Explosion Injures Woman at Home
Mrs. Emma E. Reesd, 33, of 12 C street southwest, suffered burns to face and hands when a gasoline stove exploded after she struck a match to test the burner. She was taken to Emergency Hospital in serious condition after neighbors and family acted to extinguish the blaze.
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Hmma E. Reesd
M2 C Street
Reese
Fatal Hunting Accident In Kenilworth District
A 10 year old boy, George Minor, shot a teen, Prank Lyon, accidentally while hunting near Douclass avenue in Kenilworth. Lyon died from a forehead wound and Minor was arrested and held at the House of Detention pending coroner's inquest at the morgue.
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Douclass Avenue
Kenilworth
D.C
Lyon
George Minor
Montelig Avenue
Minor
Mars
Ebenilworth
Life Squad
Nody
Printers Expel Sixty From Government Office Union
About sixty men employed in the Government Printing Office were expelled from the Columbia Typographical Union after an animated meeting. President Parsons said the action followed the workers’ refusal to pay union dues or a 10 percent assessment to support the eight hour movement, noting the employer’s stance and a Roosevelt decision as context. He stressed the open shop outcome and downplayed the likelihood of a strike, with only a small fraction of the 1,800 workers involved.
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Government Printing Office
Columbia Typographical Union
Ute Union
Maradors
C. Parsons
Internefone Typographical
Parsons
Charles A. Stillings
Tetermline
Roosevelt
Exy
Stiffings
A Ue
Paniont
Sarsaparilla Ad Promises Health Benefits
An unclear vintage ad extols changing bad to good blood and asks readers to consult a doctor about Ayer's Sarsaparilla. The text is garbled with stray phrases and names, but centers on a health tonic claim and a call to action for personal health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Italian War Ship Arrives in Washington for Verdi Monument Event
Rear Admiral Roberto Calf commands the Italian cruiser Fieremosa off the Washington arsenal. The ship lands amid courtesy calls with Commandant Leutze and Navy Yard officials. Twenty one gun salute planned to honor the port. Reporters on board experience language gaps and Italian hospitality during the visit tied to the Verdi monument unveiling in New York.
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Italy
Ancte Sam
Roberto Calf
Pleremosa
Arsenal
Washington
Sip
Patton
Navy, Yard
Navy Yard
Fieremosa
Elmlinr Aalyte
Leutze
Cali
Cally
Pubiic
Hermitany
Giapasat
Post
Themen
Corinthians Sail For Home After U S England Tour Ends
The Corinthians finished a seventeen-match US Canada tour with fourteen wins two draws and one defeat at Fall River to New England. Capt C Wreford Brown blamed missing players and heat while praising hospitality and noting hopes for future international fixtures between England and America. The side scored 123 goals to 12 against.
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United States
Canada
Facalities Innstead
Corinthians
Boam Tha
Campania
Conard Line
Liverpool Saturney
Seaforth
Boston
Fal River East
New Englandes
Fall River
C Wreford-Brown
Corbett
Vascal
Imma
Aia
Noue
Wreford-Brown
America
Annual ecot sine and barbecue at Benning race track
All arrangements point to a unique ecot sine at the sixth annual tournament and barbecue under the Mester Butchers Association at Benning race track on Wednesday September 2. Prizes total thirty dollars plus a silver cup valued at 60. The day features a ball game between the Atlantics and Columbia Athletics, a feast with ten roasted cats and five carved at each of two times, speeches by Charles I. Simme and Robert Wells, and dancing music by Prof. Schroeder's Bang from 7:60 to 12:30. Officiales include chief katon, herald, judges, and timekeeper with a full grounds opening at noon.
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Mester Butchers’ Association
Benning
Wirglats
Maryland
District of Columbia
Barbacue
Scme
Charles I. Simme
Glencarlyne
Robert Wells
Hyattsville
Atlantics
Columbia
Alds
William J. Freeman
Dore Freaman
A. J. Beyer
KR. F. Stonnell
W. Thompson
R. T. Bartley
Capt
J. W. Davis
J R. Kelly
R. F. Stannall
B. N. Reid
Georges W. Ferguson
William’£. Johnson
Greeks Protest to Roosevelt Backing Mediterranean Greeks
Washington and Baltimore Greeks met at the Loyal Legion hall to urge U S backing for a cessation of Bulgarian atrocities in Macedonia and to protest European policy. Rev Joakim Alexopoulos led the address detailing Greek suffering, efforts for relief, and pursuit of U S intervention after fundraising for shelter. A separate note reports a dynamite blast at a Kenora railroad camp killing three men.
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Western
Ammerlia
Maceedona
Washington
Baltimore
Women of the Loyal Legion
Touth Street
John Constas
Amer
Ica
Chris
Europe
Nero
Rome
Joakim Alixopoulous
C Street
Theological Seminary
Thessaly
Alexopoulos
Bulgaria
Turkey
Botagr
Roumelia
Geld
Bulguriana
United States
Winnipes
Kenora
Winnipeg River
Gay
Nels H. Longhill
Lewie Peterson
Charles Hanson
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted As Cure All
An old advertisement claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure indigestion and stomach troubles. Testimonials from farmers and residents praise relief, with repeated notes of heartburn nerves and wind and a general endorsement by physicians and druggists.
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Stuart
Bruart
Firearm James ‘Yemmelster
le Crosse
Wis
Anthony
Portmurray
N. Teken
M. K. West
Preeton
Washington Monument Unveiled in Budapest Ceremony
Budapest marks Washington Day with a public monument unveiling in the park. About thirty thousand in attendance and many more along the parade route as Hungarian and American flags entwine. Dignitaries include Kossuth allies, Budapest officials, and American Consul General Chester. Speeches praise Washington, friendship, and shared civic ideals.
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Budapest
George Washington
Hungary
Capitol
United States
Stara Anf
Branda Koesuth
Ehmgartan
Albert Appodyl
Independence Party
Diet
Chester
H. T. Kobanyi
Cleveland
Parte
Herr Rekavex
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Louis Kossuth
Blanchard
Kohanyi
Republic
Borgy
Roosevelt
Genetn
Apponyl
Mexico Celebrates Independence Day Parade in Mexico City
Mexico marks independence day with a grand civic parade in Mexico City reviewed by President Diaz and other dignitaries. Crowds fill parks, national flags fly over buildings, and patriotic speeches honor relations with the United States while celebrations continue nationwide.
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Senate
Roossvelt
Mexico City
Mexico
Binz
Corral
Chamber of Députhea
Diplomatic Corps
Diaz
Congress
Ney
Monterey
Saltilto
Angas
Guatemala
Salvador
Roosevelt
Mex
Maxigo
Merry-Macing
General Burt honored by Army and Navy Union garrisons
Gen William F Barry Garrison and Brig Gen Andrew Burt receive recognition from Army and Navy Union units in Washington. A reception and entertainment are planned at Army and Navy Union Hall on Wednesday with assistance from the Ninth Infantry Veterans Association. Invitations extend to Col Theodore Roosevelt No 74 Admiral Porter No 8 and Gen Guy V Henry No 9 garrisons. A muster meeting at a later date will consider new members including Dr Willian Tindsil.
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William F. Barry
Army and Navy Union
Army End
Navy Union
Penneylvent
Avenue Northwest
Andrew
Burt
United States Infantry Veteran Association
Wulch
Theodore Roosevelt
Porter
Guy V. Henry
Department of the District of Columbia
Burt Ween
Willian Tindsil
Board of Distries Cammalssiongrs Oe
Washington Girl Killed in Martinsburg Accident
Miss Blanche Ott, 23, of Washington, visiting her mother in Martinsburg, was shot and killed instantly when a young son of Dr. Fiery, handling a firearm, caused a misfire while preparing to depart. The incident occurred near the Baltimore and Ohio Sundry excursion line. Local authorities investigate as the boy, about the Fiery household, is questioned and the family contends with the tragedy.
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Blanche Ott
Martinsburg
W. Va
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
V.i Fiery
Mar. Fiery
Weather Summary From Weather Bureau Report
Sunday weather bulletin notes high pressure over the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, with storms in the Midwest and Rocky Mountain regions. Thunderstorms expected in the Missouri and Upper Mississippi Valleys, temperatures mostly steady with warmer conditions in the Rockies and Plains, fresh winds along the Atlantic coast and Great Lakes, and ship players departing for Europe facing brisk winds. Local towns report varied temps and sunshine percentages. further notes on half-holiday proposals for government workers.
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DB Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureaul
Washington
Atartla
Pacific Coast
Mtsulm
Atpol
Midis Rocky Mountain
Midale Messalopi
Lake Reglon
Hooky Mountain
Platesy
Misouri
Super Mivilessep
Atlantie
New England
Midate Atlantin
Europesa
Roald Amundsen Reaches Seattle For Magnetic Study
Roald Amundsen arrived in Seattle aboard the Saratoga from Nome, met by chamber of commerce and Norwegian societies. He plans to proceed to Bitka to complete three years of magnetic observations, noting uncertainty over the pole's exact location and possible effects on compass readings. Missing scientific instruments on the Saratoga threaten the shipboard magnetic observations.
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Seattle
Roald Amundsen
Northwest Passage
Saratoga
Nome
Chamber of Epimerce
Jact Norwegian
Government Observatory
Bitka
Arundsen
Jefferson
Arnundsen
Brooklyn Jewel Thief Baron von Walbeck-Sofald Arrested
Police know him as August von Leifeld in Washington and as Serom August Franz Eugen von Walpeck-Hofeli in Brooklyn. He served 2 1/2 years for jewelry larceny from John Hansen, fled to Canada, was arrested in Toronto, and brought back to New York. He allegedly married multiple women under varied names and used aliases while employed as a watchmaker.
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August Franz Eugen von Walpeck-Hofeli
Brooklyn
Washington
Auguat F. von Leifeld
Maundeville
John Hansen
TM Seventh Sire
Northwest
Canada
Toronto
Tesfield
Hansen
Tesfeld
Sdtorddy
Roberts de Vose
Springfield Avenue
Newark
N. J
Bhe
Katherine Dusat
Atenat Frank de Voss
de Voss
Leifeld
Board of Health Records
New York
Blanche Weston Jenet
Nyack Btreet
Pateraon
Pole Sey
Wabash employes to strike ordered for Monday
A general strike on the Wabash system has been ordered to start Monday at 10 o'clock. The action affects about 600 shop workers including machinists boilermakers and disekatnitee.
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Chicago
Grape-Nuts Says It Aids Digestion and Teeth
A fragment discusses Grape-Nuts as a grain that chews and clears food, claiming it preserves teeth and aids digestion. It notes the product as a crusty granule form said to work with other foods, suggesting better digestion when eaten with meals.
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Emma E. Reece
Indians Star League
Indianapolis
Parsons Saya Stillings
Lewis Evan Bhipman
New National Theater
Hackett's
Rougenness
Winnipeg
Rear Admiral
Coli
Verdi
Leutzo
Sutton
Aallite Ia
Cabitat
Philadelphia
St- Petersburg
Butchers
Wile Tilt
President Roosevelt
Kitleé
Washington Monument
Praines
Lansburgh
Bro
Seventh Street
AW Washington
Peter Grogan
Seventh St
Bet. H and I Streets
Bart
Kilerd
Tomnerville
Mlanigut
Bommy Bos Brtty
Rale
Keep Commission
Mub
Beaty Te
Raine Max
Min
Spam
Titus Kansas City
Jae ” Rove Marquatte
Miche
Pois
Tear
Orlesna
N.Y
Omaha
Take City
Tink
Misa
To-tay
American Security and Trust Company
Northwest Coser Af
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles J. Bell
Steinway
Droop Sons
Ave. N. W
North Magnetic Pole
Amundsen
Moundsville
Wabash
Modern Tailor
Garleton Vaughan
F Street
N. W
Wilkens-Sheiry Printing CO
Eleventh
E Streets
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Sizp
St. N.W
Alfonid
Paris
Christian Xander's Valley
Randle Highlands
Pennsylvania
Randle High
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