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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1908
Page
3
Astronomical notes and legal news from the era
The record cites celestial timings with sun and moon data and notes Jupiter shifting from evening to morning star. It reports Minnesota Supreme Court ruling: a woman sues a streetcar for ejected transfer. transfer deemed a certificate, company must issue proper transfers. Mushroom foragers warned. mushroom poisoning linked to heavy rains and toadstools. Germany praised for scientific forestry. US money circulation rises with gold reserves expanding. question of gold sources and imports noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Supreme Court of
Minnesota
Reforms and finance shape civic duty debates across papers
The discussion covers gold reserves, global inflation risks, and the public role in honest elections. It cites the National Municipal League, voter registration, uniform primaries, and the need for costly legislation to curb ballot fraud while educating citizens about good government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movement For Better
National Municipal League
Municipal League
Last in the press echo and labor politics noted
In London and New Haven editors mock the idea of finality in Lawson’s press crusade while politics stir debate. A Cambridge board of health orders lunch carts to provide running water for dishwashing and utensil cleaning, ending the era of shared tubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
New Haven Register
Labor Party
Christian Commonwealth Oyster Bay
Ananiss Club
New York World
Board of Health of
Cambridge
Mass
Val
Money From Trees State Revenues From National Forests Reach Large Sums
Federal forest revenues totaled 447063.79 to states for schools and roads under a new law. Montana and California lead timber sales with over five thousand dollars each, while grazing dominates Idaho Utah and Oregon revenues. Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska receive smaller shares. Arkansas and Arkansas due to recent forest creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Montana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
National Forest
Kansan
Nebraska
California
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Popular Newport Excursion Draws Big Interest
An excursion to Newport organized by N. H., N. H. and H. R. R. Co. will depart Waterbury at 7 4. m. and connect with the steamer City of Lowell at New London for Newport, arriving 1 30 pm. The round trip fare is $1.50 with limited tickets available. California leads in special use business while Idaho's forest receipts exceed $56,000 and Idaho receives about $52,000 of national forest proceeds.
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Germany
White Pine
Yellow Pine
Pacific
Europe
South Africa
Rand
Idaho
California
National Forest
Newport
N. H
Waterbury
New London
Norwich Line
City of
Lowell
R. Thomas Faces Jail After Auto Crash and Warrants
Millionaire E. R. Thomas of New York, badly injured in an auto crash in Long Branch, is charged in an assault case by Daniel Connolly. A warrant for reckless driving was sworn by Chief James Layton and set at $500. Two additional suits, including damages to Mrs. Hyman Cohen and daughter Helen and to Emil Seelig, are expected. The Seelig wagon and team were destroyed.
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Long Branch
N.J
E. R. Thomas
New York
Emil Seelig
Daniel Connolly
Seelig
Mr. Thomas
George H. Miller
Ball
James Layton
Layton
Will Ikely
Hyman Cohen
Helen
Mr. Seelig
Backache origins lie in kidneys not muscles
Reader asks about back pain and explains common mistakes in treatment. The guide stresses kidneys beneath the lower back as the source of trouble, warning against rubbing or plasters and noting that colds, fatigue, or overindulgence may inflame kidney function and worsen the ache.
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