Statistics Of Railways For The Year Ending June
The twentieth annual statistical report of the Interstate Commerce Commission presents mileage, earnings and expenses by roads. It records total single track mileage at 5,519, miles, an increase of 588.02 miles from last year, with additional mileage in many states. It details classification of mileage, numbers of railways, freight and passenger cars, locomotives, train brakes, automatic couplers, and employment figures. The report also summarizes earnings, expenses, and casualties among passengers and railway workers for the year ending June 30, 1907, including ratios of operating costs to earnings and net earnings per mile of line.
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Value of properties owned by railroads
St Paul July 1 The hearing on the value of railroad property condemned the chart of John J. Watson a St Paul committee member who appraised railroad property. The Northern Pacific offices sit on land bought over 20 years ago for 8 per square foot. Watson valued the yard higher but the committee chair pushed to show lower values for property on the river west side. A fragment notes a separate dispatch from Paris about a revolution in Cabry with government troops in control and townspeople killed.
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Promoter at Plains Event Faced With Sport Gate
Special Wirepatch reports that a Plains promoter learned from City Attorney that Vining oil met gate for the event. The narrative notes a father securing the ball and Mary overseeing essential arrangements for the activity.
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Refused Permits Delays Clash At Local Contest
The contest faced delays as the attorney and police chief blocked proceedings. Oliver Wells also refused permission to set up a striking machine. Local officials cited safety and regulatory concerns delaying the event.
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Polica
Oliver Wells
Chine
Teal Pond Mystery Sees New Developments in Troy
New notes in the Hazel Drew case from Troy New York reduce uncertainties about her whereabouts on July 6 the night she disappeared. Investigators report little material to fix the identity of the girl but note that key sightings and testimonies may place her near Tabor ton Road and a Glasspoke area. A witness Henry Hallman corroborates a description of a girl seen near an inscription of Hazel Drew.
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Tily
Hazel Drew
New York
Stacy Tard
Frank Smith
Cadelph Ghnlerman
Mrs Drew
Taborton
Henry Hallman
Herstead
Glasspoke
Alan
Rm Polt Poul
Amie West
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Bezel
Acquitted of murder goes insane on train
Stan ley Peek, acquitted of killing Angelo Sutera, became insane aboard a train to San Francisco. He was removed to a private hospital car after obtaining the revolver used in Ent ern’s death. Peek, a nervous wreck, reportedly muttered to himself and was said by his daughter to be unsurprised by the breakdown.
Walker lands in New Britain in custody of state police
Walker, a New Britain abscender, arrived in custody of State Superintendent of Police Gagan and J. Hoffan this morning. He offered few remarks during an interview, answering with a shake of the head to most questions. A deputy stated the party left for Los Angeles later in the day on the 5:30 train.
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J. Hoffan
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Los Angeles
Miners Set For July Meeting With Team and Memes
Unclear remnants mention a gathering at Miners at 4pm in July. References to multiple names and groups lack coherent context or dates. The text hints at a debate or confrontation involving Luter and Tala We Lin but details are missing or garbled.
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Miners
Tntotho
Mls Houli
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Weeklong Forecast From The Nation’s Capital And Europe
Political campaign plans unfold as William J. Bryan and other leaders prepare for meetings in Chicago and Colorado Springs. Hearst travels to Europe, then Chicago for Independence Party convention. President Roosevelt to Newport for naval student talks aboard Mayflower. royal celebrations in Connecticut mark a historic anniversary with the Prince of Wales attending official events and the Atlantic fleet’s arrival noted.
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