Livingston Milk and Meat Inspector Probe Sparks City Tension
A Livingston dispatch reports agitation for hiring a milk and meat inspector after disclosures about shipments from Bozeman to Livingston. Cases involve cholera in hogs and preservaline consignments misrouted to local dealers, prompting warnings of prosecution for improper use and calls for tightened inspection.
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Many Improvements at State Orphans Home
Special Vispaten to the Standard Twinridges May J-Bommers Gould local contractors have won the contract for building the heating and laundry plant at the state Orphans home. Bid was 4691.90, lowest of six bids. Materials will arrive soon and work will start at once. Western Mining Supply of Buliebag won the laundry machinery contract. Bids for other erectors are to be submitted by the beard meeting on June 2.
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National Consumers league studies food adulteration in Syracuse
The National Consumers' League examines food adulteration with a partner in two large firms in Syracuse. A sample labeled copper shows contaminant contents and misleading packaging. Experts warn many cheap ingredients hide harmful additives while promising low prices.
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The Besant Controversy and Anale Benant as Successor
A sweeping discussion questions Annie Besant as the successor of Mme Blavatsky. The piece notes Besant’s influence in India, her anti caste stance, and the controversy over her authority within the Theosophical movement. It mentions her establishment of a college in Harran to advance philosophy and the reaction of critics to her leadership.
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India
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Campaign of Education for Southwest Farmers Arrives in Little Rock
A delegation from the Department of Agriculture led by Secretary Wilson arrived in Little Rock on a special Rock Island train to inspect rural conditions and promote a modernization program for farms and farmers. A sizable crowd from across Oklahoma gathered to hear addresses by officials and department staff.
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Oklatetary Wilson
Igriculene
Mere Lala
Little Rock
Ark
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Department
Voyage to the North Details Missing and Confused
A garbled OCR fragment describes a voyage to the north with unclear origins and destinations. It mentions a saline foyer, a route toward the Arctic region, an expedition tied to Amsterdam and New York, and references a shipbuilder and a war context, but the flow and specifics are damaged beyond clear interpretation.
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Hreaklyn
Wim Zeid York
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American Vice Consul Weds East Indian Girl
London May Vd Arenshard Mac Erdy of Auer and Heust officiated at St Margarets Church Westminster as American vice consul wed a East Indian bride after five years of wartime service. The ceremony included a choral service with Mine Calve participating.
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Funeral of Murdered Officer in Midnight Assassination
The body of Colonel Gresinen af the Gendarmerie lies in state after being shot while entering his residence at midnight. A large crowd gathered as military and civil officials attended the funeral with wreaths and inscriptions honoring the murdered officer and service to the empire.
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Special reports on prohibition law enforcement in Kansas
Reports from 42 of 243 counties show varied enforcement of the prohibition law. Data indicates over four percent of unions pay licenses to local governments. Governor Ochen reviews the information to consider actions to close wine selling enterprises in the state.
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Ine
Utah Man Convicted Of Impersonation And Fraud
A Salt Lake City man was arrested and convicted in federal court for impersonation and postal inspector fraud. He was sentenced to pay a fine of 447 dollars and imprisoned for four months. The man obtained money from Utah office holders and prominent figures, including United States Senator Reed Smoot.
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United States
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May Take an Appeal From Consular Court
In Weenelaen on May 11 Judge Morrow of the United States circuit court ruled that an appeal from a consular court decision is permissible. The case involved Ubhua Devloment Company artist Boyt Raye, who won $12,000 in the consular court at Slainghal. the Development Company appealed, and the circuit court decision supported the appeal path under the Appeals Act of 1901.
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Packers Enter and Protest Amid Beef Investigation
The Packers announce plans to enter and protest amid ongoing beef investigation. Federal officials, including Roosevelt’s administration, pressure witnesses and prepare for testimony on rebates and overcharges by Armour Co and others. Packers face travel restrictions, with many staying in Chicago as inquiries unfold.
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le Stary
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Secret Service
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Chicago
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Streyckmann
Interstate Commerce
Attesea
Armour & Co
Tead & Evangee
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I Panei Oh
le Ray
Nominating Convention of New Liberal Party Opens in Flavani
May 19. The native city hosts the New Liberal Party nominating convention opening Monday night. Delegates discuss Cuba policy and government intervention while debating nominees. Palm is favored for president by acclamation, with Minez Capote as vice president nominee.
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Palm
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Baron Rosen to Take High Post in Russia
St. Petersburg reports Baron Rosen’s transfer will place him in a role of great influence. The press largely views his appointment as pivotal to U.S. interests and global diplomacy, with predictions that America’s voice will grow in European and international affairs.
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Conductors Endorse President's Stand
Porthind Ore May 1 The Order of Hadar Cocaineers adopted strong resolutions urging President Roosevelt to support the rail toll rate legislation pending before Congress. The order announced its sessions run through Tuesday next, with officers to be elected then and the biennial election set.
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Elby
Eight Hour Law Applies to Panama Workers
Attorney General A Mondy states an opinion on applying the eight hour law to Isthmian Panama mine workers. He cautions the ruling does not cover all actions and suggests the Panama commission’s findings be returned to the Attorney General for further consideration.
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Washington
Mondy
Elenihour
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New Corporations Formed in Montana and Oregon
Spacial Dispatch reports new articles of incorporation filed in Helena and Glendive. Willian Lindsay Janes Carson and Frank P Fleing form a social or literary society and expand into banking and livestock trades. The Weekend notes a Panama Canal Commission meeting and a rescheduled Segur Aare steamer departure for Panrma.
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Hers
eTate
Latby
Grady
Frank Patworkmess
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Glendive
Willian Lindsay
Janes Carson
Frank P. Fleing
Ryestock
Wreck of Milwaukee to St Paul Train Near Wauwatosa
May 11 Milwaukee Wisconsin a passenger train bound for St Paul from Milwaukee derailed west of Wauwatosa with no reported casualties. A special train with a crew and equipment rushed to the scene, washout suspected as cause. News reached Waiwatosa from a trainman and a cautious dispatch advised the public.
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Ooo
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Wis
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