Parade Order in Big Timber Downtown
Big Timber tale describes parade sequence with the Cornet Band militia mayor in carriage an orator and Declaration reader floats clowns kids wagons and more floats. People on foot and horseback shout as Callippe leads. A live alligator rear guard frightens boys and adds spectacle to the procession.
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Big Timber Comet
J. M. Lyons
Fourth Avenue
High School
McLeod St
First Avenue
Court House
Grand Stand
Asbury
Fair Grounds
J. T. Vaughn
A. L. Bray
W. G. Strickland
Mike Mitchell
Geo. M. Briner
Ibs Cocn
Bryan, Voges
al Harrison
George Hatch
Big Timber Cornet Band
Callippe
Beef Trust Battles President Over Meat Inspection Legislation
Large beef interests join cattle raisers in resisting proposed meat inspection laws. Exposure of stockyards conditions sends shock waves through foreign and domestic markets. A Bryan boom accelerates across the Middle West.
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Beef Trust
Middle West
Russia
Federal drive for beef inspection reform prompts action
President Roosevelt calls the Chicago packing house report revolting and urges quick passage of the Beveridge meat inspection amendment. He notes the inquiry is preliminary and questions abuse in canning and tainted meat, cites insanitary plants, forced labor, and disease risks, and favors a per-animal inspection fee not to exceed eight cents.
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Labor
Nelt
Reynolds
Chicago
Ecogress
Roosevelt
House
Wadsworth
Animal Industry Bureau
Neill
Madrid Royal Wedding Bombing and Aftermath Stir Europe
The Madrid attack killed thirteen and wounded sixty as the bomber, Manuel Morales, killed himself after a pursuit by authorities near Calle Mayor. The plot, linked to anarchists, spurred calls for stricter protection of rulers across capitals. Mexican riots followed a wage strike at Greene Consolidated Copper. In Russia, peasant demonstrations and deadlock in the Duma signaled growing unrest over land reform.
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Alfonso
Madrid
Calle Mayor
Manuel Morales
Barcelona
Torrejon de Anidos
Alcala
Qnding
Morales
Germany
London
Spain
Andrew D. White
Russia
Chicago
Cananea
Mexico
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
W. ©. Greene
New York
Naco
Ariz
Bynning
Arizona Rangers
Ysabel
Sonora
Goremykin
Europe
Douma
Czar
Beef Trust to Fight Roosevelt in Chicago Circles
The Chicago political scene reports beef packers plan to unite big corporate interests to oppose President Roosevelt over perceived socialistic leanings. Armour defends Chicago firms, blaming Roosevelt for revelations. Republicans in Pennsylvania push radical reforms, while others discuss tariff, trusts, and party realignments. Oregon votes favor Chamberlain for governor. Withycombe nominated for Senate. Bryan gains across several states.
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Beef Trust
Roosevelt
Chicago
Ogden Armour
Paris
Pennsylvania
Edwin 8. Stuart
Philadelphia
Keystone State
Shaw
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Treasury
Congress
New York State
Socialist Party
Hearst
Coburn
Senate
Bailey
Burton
Kansas
Hoch
Topeka
Foster D. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Ilnois
Bryan Boom
West
Democrats of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Bryan
Shively
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Friends of Hearst
Jefferson Davis
United States Senate
Berry
Yankton
Jefferson City
Missouri
Democratic Editorial Association
Ilinois
Oregon
George E. Chamberlain
James Withycombe
United States
aePublican
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Big Timber
Mont
Agricultural Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph K. Dover
Altoona
Motive Power
Gibbs
Boyer
Cassatt
M. K. Reeves
Pugh
Congressman Huff
McCrea
Gentral
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central
Rossiter
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company
Beech Creek Railroad
Central
Beech Creek Company
James B. Reynolds
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