Meat Prices Advance Across Markets In April
Meat prices rise across New York markets with Porterhouse up to 35 cents a pound and loins to 39. Mutton rib chops are 35 and breast 30 cents. Pork chops jump to 18 cents, white toasting pork 16 to 18. Wholesale dealers expect little change for a month, while cattle raisers anticipate more supply by early May as fatted cattle and thin stock move to markets.
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Call for divvy by Jackson sparks grand jury probe
Albany April reports allege the New York county grand jury examined matters touching the attorney general's office. Former deputy general Frank White testified of a proposed division of fees in a Hamilton Bank receivership case and alleged remarks by Attorney General Jackson. Jackson denied any agreement to receive fees and said he never discussed payments with White or others.
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Unions Hesitant on Registration in Hepburn Bill Debate
Washington April The AFL chief Samuel Gompera says organized labor would endure Sherman anti trust limits rather than accept registration under the Hepburn amendatory bill. Speakers include Seth Low J W Jenks and Daniel Davenport outlining the bill’s aims and the government’s rights under the Sherman law. Hearing postponed to April 16 as debate continues.
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Tendon April and Herbert II Asquith Crown Clinic Crisis
A distorted report describes Tendon April and Herbert Henry Asquith as the chancellor summoned by the king. It notes Asquith’s rivalless position, potential cabinet changes, and the likelihood of a new premier amid constitutional concerns during parliament.フ
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Corey Titemingham Leads Steel Officials to Birmingham Visit
Corey Titemingham of United Steel Corp and a party of steel officials arrived by private car from New York to Pittsburgh. At the union station they were joined by Carnegie Rest Company officials and immediately prepared for an inspection trip to Birmingham, Alabama.
Election Row at Buchanan Ends with Fatality and Stabbled Turmoil
In Buchanan on April 6 a primary election sparked rowdy violence as gunfire and blows erupted. Nam Brooks, JB Hunt, Cecil Wadson, RC Wunt, Dr B R Hutcheson, Oscar Williams sustained injuries. none serious. S. A. Way, former Hawkinsville mayor, died from nervous prostration after an earlier attack. survived by wife and four children.
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Woman Remains Unresponsive After 61 Days Sleep
Mrs Beulah Mawking reports a case from Los Angeles where Mi Bak Heowkine Der fle a doctor notes the patient Mrs Hawkins has slept for 61 days. Despite investigation by several physicians she shows no signs of awakening. A gradual weight loss followed removal to the hospital with little improvement. She is sometimes conscious through eyelid fluttering, described as cataleptic insanity, leaving little hope for recovery.
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Leesh Named Public Printer in Illinois
The president announced John Leech of Illinois as public printer, confirming his appointment after a formal nomination. This marks a milestone in federal staffing as the administration outlines duties and anticipated duties of the new role.
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Senator Overman Denies Peonage Rumors in North Carolina
Washington April 6 senator Overman vehemently denied a local paper report of peonage in North Carolina. He argued no SC law ever sanctioned peonage and no indictments exist except for some railroad builders, dismissed. He warned against sending long haired men and short haired women to pry on citizens.
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Five hundred Chicago Women to Join Foresters in Initiation
Chicago women in white gowns will be initiated into the independence order of Foresters at the YMCA hall next Thursday evening. Forester judges have been canvassing for members, marking a large scale recruiting effort in the city.
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