Presidents invite Canada Mexico for North American conservation talks
Washington announces a continental conference on conserving North American natural resources. President Roosevelt invites Canada's governor general and Mexico's president to send representatives to Washington on February 1900, with Gifford Pinchot delivering letters in person. The talks aim to discuss shared resources and joint policies across the border.
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Washington
North America
White House
Roose
Giffort Pinchot
Crrata
Ding
Mex
Gifford Pinchot
Ntional Conservation Commission
United States
Roosevelt
Me Tnehot
Canada
Dhat
Mexico
Earl Grey
Chutda
National Conservation Comminsion
Ten Children Die in Cattle Plague in Rochester
In Rochester Dev. 28 eleven cases of cattle plague among children in Clarkson town report one death and several in critical condition. Health officer suspects cattle spread, orders inspection and milk precautions. Common symptoms include fever, head heat, nausea, nosebleeds, cerebraduplications, and eruptions, with several cases showing severe illness.
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Rochester
Clarkson
State Department
Klower of
Kicking A Goal By Littell McClung
Clinton players pack the stands as Thornton battles to redeem a failed first half. In a dramatic finish at Darnall, Thornton executes a dramatic drop kick from twenty yards out, sending the ball between the posts and winning the game as Leta cheers from the grandstand.
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Chinlton
Darnall
Mall Street
Chater Oval
Phere
Thornton
Latas
Clinton
Tie
Nik
Canton
Leta
Bnet
Ciluten
Tramall
Giel Fuorange
Darsalle Fulrlych
Andy
Hetty
Spectator
Stirtek
Wwenp
Hornton
Cuaten
Vinton
White
Phoraten
Duran
Thor
Bey
Famous London Tree Defies Enacting Laws In Cheapside
A long feature traces the Cheapside tree near Wood Street, Cheapside, London, described as the costliest land landmark. It notes legal barriers from ancient lights, sacred ground restrictions, and repeated injunctions as builders fail to replace or encroach on the site backed by Wordsworth’s reference and Chaucer’s era. The piece highlights ongoing disputes, safety steps, and the view that the tree’s location will likely remain unimproved for a century.
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New York Tribune
Howe
Durango
Conn
United Staten
Pullman
Chivapside
London
Billy
England
Cheapside
8 Peter's
Foster Lane
Wordsworth
Wood Street
Columbus
America
Chaucer
Iia
Woodstreet
Teels
York Press
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John Moriarty
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Celests
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Abbott
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Frank Graber
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Irish Woolen Mills Co
Farrelly & Dwyer
Danbury
Grand At
Grand St
Democrat
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Demorral
TOR
Emerald St
A.B. Burton
Walnut St
North Riversides
West Main St
Brennan
McCarthy
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Cherry St
American Loan Co
Dee
Dockstader
Minstrels
Leigh, de Lavy Stock Co
Boston
Opera Singers
Yiddlea
Montana Limited
Ing Pictures
Bird
Hilde Burke
Love Watches
Imperial
Moving Pictures
Felt Cohan & Harris
Evening Democrat
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Good Roads Association of Waterbury, Inc
Waterbury Business Men's Association
Littell M'Clung
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