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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
2
Dr. Alexis Carrel and colleagues discuss substituting veins for arteries in dog experiments to test feasibility and safety for future human use. The researchers caution further testing is needed before clinical application.
Commerce news notes a 13 percent rise since the prior period as American steel and rolling mill output reaches 9 078 005 006 in value. Separate items report shifts in asbestos ventures, butter adulteration seizures, earthquake liability denials, railroad rate talks, and a meat market slump following a U S packing-house exposure controversy.
The report notes a shift away from meat diets as the beef trust faces scrutiny. It cites declining sales of canned meats and sausages and mentions a nearly 50 percent dent in consumption. Comparisons are drawn with other cities amid a vegetarian boom and a reference to new management at a company tied to the Mutus Life case.
The House referred the president's meat inspection plan and the Neill Reynolds report to the agriculture committee headed by Wadsworth who opposes the Beveridge amendment. Hearings opened with Thomas E. Wilson of the beef trust. Neill and Reynolds were pressed on accuracy. Senate passes naval appropriation with $6 million for a new battleship likely costing $11 million. A joint resolution to amend the constitution on marriage and divorce was indefinitely postponed. The Niagara river diversions bill passes the House and Senate. Naturalization bill approved restricting to English speakers with fees set at five dollars. Railroad rate bill sent back to conference committee. Reed Smoot not yet seated. Senate to decide expulsion. Panama Canal supplies bill advances by party vote pending presidential price checks.
June 6 troops from the Ohio national guard were sent to protect mines near Steubenville Ohio after a clash between armed guards from United States Coal Company and more than 2,000 strikers. Several were wounded and deaths reported on both sides. Meanwhile in Indiana Pennsylvania two miners were killed and three fatally wounded in a battle near Ernest mines with state constabulary. A national convention of labor unions planned for August in Washington aimed at organizing a general strike of 10 million workers in protest of presidential policy.
The June Cosmopolitan features Edwin Markham arguing humanity is the core of religion and that fraternity in action embodies the gospel spirit. The piece notes a shift from traditional creed to universal spiritual experience and cites religious reform themes.
The murder case connected to ex Governor Berg of Idaho and involving Moyer and Secretary Haywood of the Western Federation of Miners has its prosecution postponed to next December.
Chicago packers issue orders for renovation including toilets, floors, walls, light, and ventilation to curb rule violations and improve cleanliness.
The northern district of California circuit court issued a decree perpetually enjoining the elevator trust led by Otis from violating the Sherman act and ordering its dissolution. The ruling is expected to set a precedent applicable to similar trusts on the east coast.
Card of thanks expressing gratitude to those who kindly assisted in a period of trouble and bereavement. The message names no individuals and conveys heartfelt appreciation from Theaks family.
Hail insurance touted as very cheap at 25 cents per acre for crops like wheat oats barley and alfalfa. Emphasizes protecting ranches from hail destruction and offers prepaid life insurance with guaranteed double annual allotments. Includes ranches for sale cattle for sale and a notice about ad copy deadlines for Pioneer Print & Pun Co.
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