Opinion on act to prevent aliens owning land in territories
The attorney general explains why the land ownership restriction is imperative in territories and districts, detailing the prohibition on corporate or individual ownership exceeding limits, the definition of real estate, and the consequences including forfeiture for violations. The discussion covers use restrictions for mineral lands and the aims of self rule, with emphasis on American ownership and national interests in territorial lands.
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Wasa
Altornay Seer
Lassty
Remy Piri
Columbia
Corporati N Or &Soc
Niaba
Tre
Percy
Jose
Olumbsa
Tiritornes
Rett & Pags
Atrich
Gao Corpenium
Amercan
Athees
Arrests and raids target a jewelry thief gang
Police report a man named William Preston arrested after attempting to sell stolen jewelry from Harry Scott. Officers found more jewelry and clothing in his home. A separate chase led to a suspect named Julia Thomas connected to Hunni cutt & Belingrath burglaries, while another incident involved a woman taking laudanum and men shot at but not identified. Officers continue investigations with several suspects in custody.
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Wm Preston
Carl Officer Green
Harry Scott
Printar Cer
Simpson
Tie Negro
Willam Preston
Ton
Scott
Ells
Scotvs
Trade Review and Wheat Market Outlook July Week
Review of the weekly trade ends with notes on crop prospects strong nationwide, lower wheat prices near a forty year low, record grain shipments, and cautious consumer demand. Steel production and port activity show mixed signals amid price pressures, while exports edge higher as domestic buyers weigh future harvests.
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Gran Prospect
New York
G. Dan & Cow
Iran
Garrett
Tuly i
Inns Srmalt
Caidl
United
Agaanet
Treasury sums and losses spark congressional probe
The article reports on government cash discrepancies since July 1, $23,525. Ex-Treasurer Victor Losta Haett’s transfer issues prompted an investigation. It mentions railroads and oil company pricing disputes, and a push by Standard Oil to dominate markets, with multiple regional references and a July 22 event in Richmond and nearby areas.
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Billinh
Treasury - Oller
Washington News
Wismneras
Treasury
Bicasuser
Ohio
Standard Owl Company
Owl
Sears
Virginia
Nest of thieves trial unfolds with state evidence
In Chicago a trial reveals a corrupt county board scheme. Ex Commissioner Lynn testifies detailing secret meetings in the janitor’s basement room, money division from contracts, and a plan to appoint a regular collector. He cites Wasserman’s demand for half of 4200 and names other conspirators amid a cautious courtroom.
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Oxede
Tross
Boodie
Lynn
Hethi
Criminal Court
McGartege
Waseermin
Wasserman
Grrom
Boycott of Marshal by Taylor County Residents
United States Marshal Grosa and deputies left to levy taxes on railroad bonds in Taylor County Kentucky but were boycotted by Campbellsburg hotels and local stores. Most personal property was removed, stock sent out of state, and several houses were looted in the marshal’s absence. A suit for 1000 was filed against the marshal for unlawfully camping in the courthouse yard as residents vow not to pay the taxes.
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Louisvinng
United States
Grosa
Taylor County
Hentucky
Campbellsyle
Court House
Leader weighs western trip amid Grand Army gathering
A telegram to the president asked whether he would meet a delegation from St Tavns planning a Washington visit Monday to discuss a westward tour. The president has not yet decided, though he may visit Lews and other Western cities after the southern event.
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Wistmatow
Asaya
Se Lome
St Tavns
Washington
Grand Army
Wat
Still Quarheyang Coke Strikers Strike Ends In Stubborn Labor Battle
The Still Quarheyang strike ended after eleven weeks of hard contest between labor and operators. About 11,000 men in the region faced wage losses totaling around $456,500 as days of work disappeared. Operators faced heavy costs, with daily expenses estimated from $700 to $70,000 and equipment wear mounting. A renewal of conflict emerged as some strikers resumed work only if new onion workers were discharged, leaving settlement uncertain.
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Bamand
Prewayne
Logan
AL West Lemermg
Pinkerton
Stke
Chronicle-Pelegraph
Mr Garrett Interviewed After European Trip Planned
New York July 22 The Tribune will say Mr Garrett spent a busy afternoon at the Victoria hotel receiving dispatches and letters while clerks worked hard. He told a Tribune reporter he would go to Europe tomorrow. He discussed actions to recover securities given in a deal by him and his partner. They seek return of securities and seek an injunction to stop disposal of property until the first suit is settled.
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Pega Aueaouy
Perkins
Pim
Simon Coy
Elaan
Perkanay Ericd
Stephen Mattler
Brough
H Bitle
Grind
Buneh Weyer
Sunny Beck
John Hoard 'P
Reardon Wasser
Abu
London
Thed aGrvants
Csmie DL Siu
Jon
John
Faurens
Setanta
Sid Canger
Eollegtor
Wheeler
Crenshaw Iit
BicAfee
McAfee
Iren Bodos
Crenshaw
Wheeler Y Place
Europe
Hiw New
Les
Garrett
Lightning Kills Two Men in Pracea Bay Boat Accident
A July 2 squall in Pracea bay Staten Fond killed Michael J Deron and John P yan when lightning struck their small rowboat. Isaac Smith survived unconsciousness, later learning Dixon’s naked body was found overboard. Dixon, a resin manufacturer, and Styza, an ice cream saloon proprietor, were linked to the tragedy.
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New York
Pracea Bay
Staten Fond
Machael J Deron
John Pyan
Isaac Smith
Bothhand Leeper
Dixon
Styza
Execution and trials after railway disaster and related notices
Reports from July 22 recount the execution of David Hoffman for wrecking a Missouri Pacific train near Dunbar, with details of the hang, coroner transfer, and related confederate testimony. Other items note a police murder sentence for John N Shea, inquest findings on a railway disaster, a serious clothing house fire in St Paul, and local labor assembly disruptions over temperance prohibitions. Also covered are consolidations of southern companies, a large gold shipment to New York, and a busy baseball and horse racing day with scores and event outcomes.
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David Hoffman
Kettraskaity
Nenessra Oriz
Nob
Dawd Hoffman
Missouri Pacific
Dunbar
Howitt
Ceryme
Ataie
A. Wolrua Company
Oidar
Quutly
John N Shea
Lis
Shea
Supreme Court
Whisky Wea
Sr Toomss
St Paul
Minn
HC Burbanks
Third Artest
Keely
Twuse Thaenane
Burbank
Minnesota Spice Company
Rumors on Stanley death denied and global trade fears
In Brussels July 22 reports say Stanley’s fate remains unclear with no confirmation of death. Dispatches discuss Congo Free State officials and British trade impact amid foreign competition and proposed government measures to shield workers, while other items cover a murder sentencing, racing results, and a missing German officer incident.
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Brussels
Grockner
Janssen
Congo Free State
Rela
Stemach
Interior Department
Branley
Wadelai
St.Thomas
Stranch
Procez
Stanley Sarrival
St Arnwimi
Stanley
Leopoldville
Boma
Matadai Pone Fraaietth
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E van Goldtanoven
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Germania Assembly
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Supreme Court Chamber
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Chamber of Deputies
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