White House talks loom over row on trust and prosecution
The article reports New York and national figures discussing a contentious rooster trust and related prosecutions. It notes ongoing government action and a push by the attorney general to involve the president in high level discussions. The piece mentions the Provident zone and interstate matters referenced in the debate.
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Neovo
Forges
Etarni
Reypebee
Provident Zoonevelt
Cabiger
Tsa
Cnanmintssi
Ener Wonfermice
Milk Tainted With Strychnine Stuns Orchard Resident
A local man reports discovering a bitter taste in milk delivered to his home. He described tasting poison, saving several people from harm as the tainted milk had been consumed minutes earlier. The incident ties to a broader explosion setback mentioned by Oppeherd, with authorities investigating potential motives.
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Orchard
Fred
Mrs Chapman Undergoes Leg Amputation After Operation
Mrs J Wilbur Chapman of South Jeena Tud underwent surgery Thursday performed by Dr Pussy of Chicago. The right leg was amputated just above the knee. Surgeons report good prospects for her recovery.
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Chapman
J. Wilbur Chapman
South Jeena
Tud
Chicago
Sioux City Live Stock Market Report
Friday auctions on the Sioux to Jive stock market show top cattle at 6.90 and top hogs at 6.90 as prices peak for the day. Traders highlight strong demand for both cattle and hogs with steady turnover at Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Hutchins Elected President of Acadia University
Rev. Dr. B. Hutchins pastor of First Baptist Church Lawrence Kansas and former Topeka Kans elected president of Acadia University Wolfville Nova Scotia to succeed Rev. Thomas Trotter who resigned his post.
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Acadia College
B. Hutchins
First Baptist Church of
Lawrence
Kan
Topeka
Acadia University
Wolfville
N.S
Thomas Trotter
Drowns in sight of Braher near Evansville
Leo Gabe aged 160 from Evansville drowned while wading a creek in his depth with his younger brother present. The incident occurred in the creek and authorities report the drowning wish was observed by bystanders.
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Braher
Leo Gabe
Evansville
Dad
Tokyo paper warns of anti Japanese outrages
The Hochi supports Count Okuma and urges firm U S action to protect Japan treaty rights after San Francisco incidents. It calls for decisive measures from Washington and condemns the ongoing anti Japanese sentiment while criticizing Roosevelt's message as insufficient.
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Francisco
Hochi
Tokio
Count Okuma
San Francisco
China
Kiao Chow
Aoki
Washington
California
Roosevelt
Japan
United States
New York Gov Signs Far Reaching Public Utilities Reform
Governor Hughes signed a dramatic public utilities reform bill placing most state public services under state control. The measure targets railroads, street lines, gas and electric firms, and other carriers with sweeping regulatory powers by two new commissions despite strong opposition from powerful corporations.
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Gov. Hughes
New York
Telephone and Telegraph
Girl Leader of Juvenile Burglary Confesses in Court
Grace Perver an 11 year old girl from Cleveland Ohio admits leading a group of youths in break ins. She confesses to robbing several houses in the east end with dary and girl companions aiding the thefts. A gold watch chain and money were taken from the Jackson residence and later recovered.
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Grace Perver
Wall
da Perente
Cleveland
East End
Grace
James
Jackson
Noneieshkhor
Mrs Spaugh Acquitted in Centerville Killing Trial
Mrs Mary Spaugh was acquitted of complicity in the killing of Sheriff Polk of Centerville. One of her sons, Witham, faces a death sentence for the crime, while another relative, Arthur, is sought under a ninety nine year penitentiary term.
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Spaugh
Mary TE. Spaugh
Polk
Centerville
Witham
Arthur
Serkin
Meeting on 2 Cent Mares Held At JoGerreon Hotel
A closed doors meeting occurred at the JoGerreon hotel in St Louis about the ernt fare law. The discussion centered on a 2 cent mares proposal and related general pesosiser apents af radl nats chiterine Flicsauri deer Phttrs pduy, with the event noted in Missouri on June p14.
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JoGerreon Hotel
St Touts
Missouri
Fatal Philly Fire Kills Man and Injures Three Stepchildren
A Philadelphia fire Friday morning killed Isaac Greenbaum age 620 and injured his three stepchildren Rosic¢ Abram and Blanche Goldstein after they leaped from a third story window to escape the blaze.
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Philadelphia
Isaac Greenbaum
Veaus
Rosic¢, Abram
Blanche Goldstein
Wisconsin Assembly Bans Saloons Near Madison University
The Wisconsin state assembly passed a bill by a large majority prohibiting saloons within three quarters of a mile of the university at Madison and wiping out saloons on State street. The measure affects about twenty saloons.
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Madison
Wisconsin State Assembly
University At
State Street
Fire destroys half Willow City business district
A blaze that began in the business section of Willow City at 3 o clock Thursday morning wiped out fifteen businesses and left much of the town’s commercial area heavily damaged or ruined.
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Willow City
N. D
Wllow Chr
Brothers in Duel Ends in Mississippi Death
Marvin Mathers is killed and his brother Don Mathers is badly wounded after a knife duel in Ashland Mississippi. Both men had been drinking and Don is not expected to recover.
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New York
Machatiunece Pest
Bonn
H. Mosher
Aml
Swan
Rita
Afesher
Marvin
Don Mathers
Ashland
Miss
Don
Indicted for Murder of Four Women in Rockford
Herbert Shring of Rockford Indiana was indicted Wednesday for the murders of four women including Mrs Edna Rumelhagen. The case lists Shring as the accused in the late Mrs Rumelhagen's death and related charges.
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Herbert Shring
Rockford, IN
Edna Rumelhagen
Judge Hooks Tucker for Contempt in Oil Company Case
United States Circuit Judge at Leavenworth sentenced H. H. Tucker Jr to three months in Leavenworth county jail for contempt after Tucker filed a sensational affidavit accusing a conspiracy among Federal Judges and the Standard QI company to ruin Uncle Sam Oil. The affidavit was called baseless, and a Kansas City man, Albert L. Wilson, who prepared it, was denounced. Bankruptcy proceedings were continued until a fitting judge is found to preside in the cage.
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Hook
United Circuit Court
Leavenworth
H. H. Tucker, Jr
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Tucker
Pollock
Smith McPherson
Phillips
Standard QI
Uncle Sam
Albert L. Wilson
Kansas City
Ook
Isthmian Canal May Digs Highlight Rainy Season
Secretary of war reports Cal Goethals notes May excavation on the Isthmian Canal Commission project. Culebra Cut yields 690 865 yards and Gatun 70 360 cubic yards. Despite a dip from March and April due to rain, May 1907 totals exceed May 1906 and rank second only to the peak months, March and April.
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Secretary of War
Cal. Goethals
Isthmian
Cal Commission
Culebra
Gatun
Woman found in well. Minneapolis mourns murdered neighbor
Detectives found the body of Mrs. Catherine McCart of Minneapolis in an abandoned well on George Rattlebach’s farm near the city. The head wounds point to murder. Rattlebach, her brother in law, eluded a nighttime chase after being cornered in his home as a posse hunts for him.
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Minneapolis
Catherine McCart
George Rattlebach
Kattlebach
Cattlebach
Bow
Japanese Consul Considers Suit Against San Francisco
Report notes the Japanese Consul General in San Francisco weighing a lawsuit against the city for damages alleged by owners of the Porse Shoe restaurant and Folsom near a mob incident on May 20. Settlement may follow judicial determination.
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Pevide
SanFrancisco
San
Two Men Convicted in Mexico City Barrillas Killing
In a Mexican trial two men, Florence Morales and Bernardo Mora, were convicted of conspiring to kill General Manuel Barrillas in Mexico City on April 7. The verdict calls for death sentences with mandatory appeal rights and potential long terms in prison.
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Barrillas
Mexico
Florence Morales
Bernardo Mora
Manuel Berrillas
Termi
Cocatemmla
Mexic City
Chomeney
Mare Saloons Captured
A fragmentary report notes alleged seizure of thirty-five saloons tied to several brewing firms and city interests including Rochester Milwaukee and local entities, with names garbled in the OCR. The item hints at a coordinated capture or seizure by unnamed authorities.
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Jane Fus
Pos
Diktares
Salanns
Erty
Ctnetsz Brewing Company
Sto Gduseph
Rochester Brewing Company
Tein Brewing Company
Iansius City
Val Blats Rewing Company
Milwaukee
Medical Association Adjourns in Atlantic City
The American Medical Association ad journed its session at Atlantic City New Jersey on Wednesday night. It adopted a resolution urging creation of a national department of health. C H Harbourh of Philadelphia was elected president.
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Medical Association
American Medical
Peculiar Tax Tie Up Halts Cedar Rapids Property Deed
Government land purchase in Cedar Rapids faces tax issues after condemnation. A 538 by 140 foot tract intended for post office expansion cannot be deeded due to unpaid 1906 taxes of 547.78 dollars with penalties. City and county plan tax sale next fall unless taxes are paid, while Treasury seeks a way to clear title. Officials from government, county, and city work to untangle the situation.
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Cedar Rapids
Goovernment
Second Avenue
Congress
Treasury
Bride Prisoner In Castle Divorce Case In Iowa
Mrs. Evelyn Humphreys Palmer obtained a divorce from Walter Charles Palmer in Mason City citing neglect and cruel treatment. She testified that after a lavish Zacatecas wedding they lived in an old fortress with two Mexican guards, while Palmer spent nights at the Casino club and did not return until after 11.
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Iowa
Mason City
Evelyn Humphreys Palmer
Walter Charles Palmer
Zacatecas
Mexico
Suit for slander in Manson council clash continues
In Manson a public feud escalates as attorney E Mack sues banker Morris Fitz for 1000 dollars for slander following heated council chamber exchanges. Wity vows aggressive disbarment action against Mack while parties prepare for a stiff court battle amid disputed remarks and tensions.
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Manson
E. Mack
Morris Fitz
Wity
Mack
Alr. Witz
Meg Meek
Min Bitz
Fourth of July plans and local notices in Iowa towns
Des Moines to Creston interurban sites to be set by Creston citizens raising 10000 dollars via Business Men's club committee. Manson selects Student Editor Ornate George S Long to give Fourth of July oration. Fort Dodge 56th Regiment Band to provide music. Local tragedy reports Mrs Frank Nislus, 70, hanging herself near Gilbertville.
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Bonato
Des Moines
Winterset
Creston
Business Men's Club
George S. Long
Manson Journal
Manson
Fifty-Sixth Regiment Band
Fort Dodge
Western League Baseball Sioux City Schedule
Schedule of Western League games to be played at Sioux City in the near future lists Pueblo Des Moines and dates June 10 11 12 and June 17 18 19 20. The item presents a compact timetable for forthcoming matchups in the Sioux City venue.
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Sioux City
Pueblo
Des Moines
Czar’s Daughter Anastasia Feared Suffering Diphtheria
Grand Duchess Anastasia, six, daughter of Emperor Nicholas of Russia, is seriously ill with diphtheria. The empress travels to be with the child as officials fear for her life.
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Czar
Anastasia
Nicholas of
Rusaia
Ita
French Chamber Debates Temporary Wheat and Flour Duty Pause
A proposal was made in the French chamber of deputies on Wednesday afternoon to suspend duties on wheat and flour due to the rise in bread prices.
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Paris
French Chamber of Deputies
Foresters Convene in Boone for Biennial Minnesota Meeting
Two hundred delegates attended the biennial session of the Grand Court of Minnesota Foresters of America at Fagle's Hall Boone. The Secretary's report noted a net membership gain of fifty in the last two years. A separate item reports the death of Miss Jennie Whitney, an elderly woman, who was killed in a runaway incident Sunday evening when her buggy horse bolted and threw her.
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Foresters
Boone
Grand Court of Minnesota
Foresters of America
Fagle's
Jennie Whitney
Ovarden
Idora
Hor
Burlington firms form Iowa Biscuit Company to challenge cracker trust
Jobbers including Burt Zalzer Grocery and Biginn-Winter Grocery organize the Iowa Biscuit Company in Burlington with $50,000 capital. They will build a modern baking plant employing many, with hundreds of traveling men selling the new brand across the West. Plant aims to operate by September first.
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Burlington
Big Cracker Trust
Iowa Biscuit Company
Burt Zalzer Grocery Company
Biginn-Winter Grocery Company
John Blaul’s Lots Company
Clinton Copeland Company
Hardner & Gould
William Archer
Burlington Soap Company
J. M. Storer
Iowa Company
Distinguished Army Leader Visits Fort Des Moines In Inspection
Maj. Gen. A. W. Greely, famed arctic explorer and Civil War veteran, visits Fort Des Moines for an inspection tour. He views barracks and troops as rain curtails parade. Lieut. Col. Murry and Capt. Warfield accompany the general.
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Greely
Fort Des Moines
A. W. Greely
Cape Sabine
Winfield Scott Schley
United States Army
Murry
Capt
Warfield
Wealthy German settler Adolf Meyer dies near Charter Oak
Adolf Meyer aged about 69 died at his daughter Mrs Stegemann’s home in Schleswig. He owned 1700 acres near Charter Oak and held banker and business roles including director of the German Savings Bank at Ricketts and chief backer of the local telephone exchange. He was an early settler and is buried beside his wife at Soldier cemetery, six miles north of Charter Oak.
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Adolf Meyer
Charter Oak
Stegemann
Schleswig
Meyer
Germany
Ricketts
Telephone Exchange
Soldier Cemetery
Somnambulism Case Shocks Waterloo Sentries
A traveling man's wife walked ten blocks barefoot in her night clothes to the telegraph office and then to the police station in Waterloo. She believed her aunt was dying and sent messages to summon relatives. She was awakened with difficulty and could not immediately give her name or address.
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Waterloo
Section hand killed in railroad accident near Denison
Section hand Claus Frahm was killed instantly at 3 p.m. Tuesday ten miles north of Denison on the Tinos Central line. The jack handle flew up while the track was raised to set a new tie and struck Frahm in the back, causing death within minutes.
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Eanptoye
Claus Frahm
Denison
Wrahm
Dubuque Strike Expands Amid Boycott Fallout
A Dubuque strike widens as Team Owners' Association orders deliveries from boycott factories. This move siy spreads to 200 union teamsters. In Burlington, liquor dealers convened behind closed doors with Mayor Unterkircher and C. A. Stephenson speaking. The Masons meet in Clinton for the sixty fourth grand lodge convocation with Grand Master Cleveland present. James Wattles dies at his daughter's home. he was father to G. W. Wattles of Omaha and C. L. Wattles of Neligh. The county records no self inflicted deaths and births tally about 86 for the year ending December 1906.
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Dubuque
Burlington
Town Liquor Dealers’ Association
Burlgton
Unter- Kircher
C. A. Stephenson
Masonic Grand Lodge
Iowa
James Wattles
Carroll
C. M. Snender
G. W. Wattles
Omaha
C. L. Wattles
Neligh
Fragmented OCR summary request from unknown article
Fragmentary text references sales and merchandise, mentions Teg socal and agricultural regions, unclear events, no identifiable people or organizations with sufficient context.
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Mulus
Golling iBank
Mei
Unseasonable Weather Affects Trade Across Sectors
Unseasonable cold and wet weather hampers retail trade and leather markets while shoe manufacturers report orders. Pig iron remains strong and supplies are scarce with heavy rail steel demand. May shows solid business activity and large orders expected in coming months amidst UK insolvency data.
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New York
In & Fe
Birmingham
Bradatreet
Market Prices Across Cities and Commodities
The report lists cattle hogs sheep and grain prices by city including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo. It also mentions notes on dairy and eggs with varied price ranges and a brief column of local notes and incidents.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ste. Oy
Detroit
Milwaukee
Ste
Harley
New York
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