Unclear excerpt covers varied 1900s items and baseball standings
The fragment lists diverse items: Tokyo regulation on entertaining foreign guests, Toledo strike protection, Mrs. Mary Lydick single harness maker winning a War Department contract, Indiana Harbor steel mill fire with $50,000 loss, Hai Nang Hao floods in China with famine fears, a Post Office rural delivery reform order, and then four major baseball league standings.
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Tokyo
London Daily Telegraph
Jacob Schiff
Whitlock
Toledo
Mary D. Lydick
Hartington, Neb
United States
Lydick
War Department
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Inland Steel Company
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Teucer
Victoria
B. C
Japan
China
Hai Nang Hao
Ugau
Fragments From A Turbulent Texas and New York News
A jumble of brief items reports shootings in Blanchard and a saloon incident in Hamilton, weather damage across Texas, wind and hail striking crops, rail and road travel plans near Rawlings, Ringwood Oklahoma appointing an official windstorm crier, promissory notes tied to debts in New York, and New York Life Insurance policyholders pursuing recovery via civil suit amid campaign gift funds controversy.
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Helen Toman
Wai Meas
Towis
Mirs
Plenra Nathanseon
Texas
Rawlings
Union Pacific
Ringwood
Oklo
New York
Atornes
John Cretahunty
Richard Canteid
Allep
Grand Guruit I
Mach
Pellett Runs Aground In Cardinal Canal Near Ogdensburg
The steamer Pellett carrying 70000 bushels of wheat grounded while entering a lock in the Cardinal canal near Ogdensburg New York. Authorities investigate the accident and assess damage and responsibilities.
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Cardinal Canal
Ogdensburg
Stephen O’meara
The
Boston Journal
Boston
Gov. Guild
Justice Gaynor
Corporation
August Belmont
New York Civic Federation
American Red Cross
Cuba
New
Red Cross Hospital
New York
Cornelius N. Bliss
Republican National Committee
Grand Jury
Life Companies
Major events from a crowded Midwest news day
A sprawling roundup reports Ernst Strauber dying after an on field accident in Saginaw Michigan. Andrew I White offered Chicago University presidency. Debates in Des Moines Presbyterian assembly. Hazel Reed missing after a Springfield Ohio incident. Great Northern cuts Montana freight rates effective July 1. Switzler elderly editor dies in Columbia Missouri. Ethyl Kelly and John Gillespie Ewing wed in San Francisco. Kokomo Indiana shutters amid liquor reform clash. John Stewart jailed for wife murder in Eveleth Minnesota. Fire in Ogden Utah destroys half a city block. Wild forest fires devastate Michigan Wisconsin. Ohio anti trust probes target ice firms. Wisconsin Humane Society upheaval spurs rival group. Chicago stockyard sanitation report to Congress. Beef and meat inspection bills move in Congress. Pagan rites accident in Berkeley leave two burned. Rock Island relation with employee contracts tested. Des Moines platform collapse endangers Presbyterian commissioners. Canton Ohio banking indictments sustain acts. New York beets taxed under Dingley tariff. Ohio judges to hire messengers. county funds scrutinized. Hamilton murder victim Anna Stevens shot at home. Kansas senator Burton faces jail and fines. Minnesota mine dispute court case begins. Twin lake fishing tragedy claims two youths. Springfield mob indictments in 1900s era case return. San Francisco summer schools open in Golden Gate Park for refugees. G A R train crash near Lafayette leaves many injured. Missouri Supreme Court upholds death sentences in Kansas City case. Zion factions battle concludes with Dowie investigation finding. Southern Illinois reports a minor earthquake and Louisville suffers largest shock.
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National
Acsocistion of Clothiers
National Labor Bureau of Clothing Manufacturers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Standard Oil Company
Wade
Eilis
Cleveland
Wisconsin Humane Society
R. D. Whitehead
Whitehead
Chicago
Congress
Beveridge
Berkeley
Cal
Pohia Apihannis
Rock Island Railroad
Roy Mumford
Davenport
Iowa
Ogden
Utah
Burton Implement Company
George A. Lowe & Co
Farr
Burrup
Des Moines
Warren W. Hale
Canton
Ohio State Banking Acts
Canton State Bank
Board of General Appraisers
New York
Marine Sugar Company
Marine City
Mich
Joseph T. Tracy
Bureau of Uniform Accounting
Anna Stevens
Hamilton
Charles Stevens
Stevens
United States
Joseph BR. Burton
Kansas
Federal Supreme Court
Clarke and Leonard
Chisholm
Minn
James M. Rogers
District Court
Duluth
Barney
Henry Lehman
Mahew Lake
St. Cloud
Fred Coker
Horace Duncan
Will Allen
Springfield
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Mailstia
Indiana
Lafayette
Charles Roudelough
Missouri Supreme Court
Frank Hottman
Aggie Myers
Clarence Myers
Kansas City
Hottman
Myers
Flora
Clay City
Louisville
Will dispute unfolds over Clay City case involving confidant
In Clay City a probate matter centers on a will challenge after Adolph Schwandler, an uncle, attempted to break the will. The case involves Flora, Houston suburb ties, and giftsware with references to a confidant of a woman.
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Adolph ‘Schwandler
Appointment of Rev Patrick J McHale as Porto Rico bishop
The Rev Patrick J McHale of New Orleans has been appointed Catholic bishop of Porto Rico. Downstream notes report widespread crop damage due to drought in western Kentucky, with over a month since rain.
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Patrick J. McHale
New Orleans
Porto Rico
Kentucky
B. G. Thomas
Roosevelt Eyes West Tour and Canal Focus
President Roosevelt plans a lengthy West tour starting next June and presses Congress on pensions while pursuing Panama Canal solutions. House and Senate clash over rate bill and anti-risk provisions, with conferences planned. Public health officials urge ending the railway common drinking cap. Garfield reports oil-industry inquiry results to the President in possibly multiple notices.
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Roosevelt
West
Australia
Post Office
Senate
House Committees On Pensions
Congress
Panama Canal
Wyman
Washington
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
House
Morton
Garfield
James R. Garfield
Major fires and merging church union in early reports
A sequence of early 20th century briefs notes a Toronto plant blaze with 200000 dollars in losses and 137000 dollars of insurance, flag day urged by G A R head, battleship Georgia delays due to condenser issues, Presbyterian unions completed in Des Moines and Decatur, three Cuban rural guards killed in a canoe quarrel, and an Alaska fire destroying Fairbanks business district with a one million dollar estimate and no loss of life.
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Toronto Belt and Forging Company of Toronto, Ont
Grand Army of the Republic
Tanner
Monhegan Island
Georgia
Presbyterian
Cumberland Presbyterian
Des Moines
Iowa
Decatur I
Las Mangas
Piner del Rio
Cuba
W. A. Thompson
Isadore Bouchard
Helen Lake
Fort. William
Fairbanks
Alaska
Fairbssiks
Senate Debates Rail Reg Bills and Immigration Reform
The Senate approved the railroad rate regulation bill with a 7 to 3 vote after striking out the phrase "of its judgment" from the I C C power clause. The House passed a pay bill to Samuel Lee's estate for election expenses. Democrats filibustered. Senate and House actions included appropriations, immigration amendments, and debates on tariff and diplomatic issues.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Samuel Lee
South Carolina
Seacrip
Mt Williams
Mississippi
Williams Deblate
Iiberation
B. Landis
Indiana
Longworth
The Chicago Market and Trade Pulse in May
Chicago reports favorable conditions in production and demand with strong steel output for next year and rising commodity movements. Labor issues mostly resolved except foundry molders, while building, real estate, and mercantile activity surge. Western rail traffic and currency flows rise as wholesale trade and retail orders expand, with improving collections and modest failures worldwide.
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Illinois
Chicago
Dan
New York
San Francisco
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
National Capital Political Digest Highlights
Senator Beveridge will push a bill for strict federal meat regulation. House Democrats led by Williams of Mississippi fail to halt the negro bill via filibuster. Pennsylvania railroads face coal shippers in interstate commerce testimony. Bernard S. Rodey nominated as U.S. district judge for New Mexico. Mexican minister to China and former military aide depicture in Pekin amid typhoon. Statehood referendum plan splits Arizona and New Mexico as one or separate states. Panama canal lock level project discussed, Congress not slated to decide this session. Uncle Joe’s candidacy questioned amid gold standard debates.
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National
Beveridge
Indiana
House Democrats
Williams
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thas
Senate
Bernard
Rodey
New Mexico
United States
Ia Mira
Chins
Legation
Washington
Pekin
Conference Committee
Arizona
Union
Panama
Congress
Elajos ix Sa Ofepanete
Washoe
Uncle Joe
Midwest Market Prices Wide Ranges Across Regions
Market listings show Chicago and St Louis agricultural commodities with fluctuating ranges for cattle hogs and sheep, plus grains including wheat corn oats rye. Prices span from 80 cents to over 90 cents for No 2 wheat and various cents per bushel for corn and oats, reflecting farm, prairie, and regional exchanges.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Coe Cincinnati Gatt
Detroit
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the Brimfield News
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Addison Pacey
Ford
Chiige
St Taiwis
Joe Onan
Pittsburg
Phildelphia
Banek
L. Theildelphia
Ceveland
Tethivage
Newark
An Or Wi Bhasin
American Apso
Monte Tyes
Cotaibas
Lantyasyy's
Wattikes
Whansis Cary
Didi Itid Piel
Omaha
Tsvone
Ther Moines
Lincoln
Pein
Gee Coudrete
Jane
Tom Jackson
Barnes
Blanchard Tao
Perry Taii
Department of Justice
Philadelphia
Joseph Wartscher
Europe
North River
West Ninety-sixth Street
Charles L. Spier
H. H. Rogers
Guv Higgins
Trenton
N. J
Catherine Clutter
Homestead
I.a
Wiley
John McCormack
Brooklyn
Charles E Slughes
Armstrong Committee
Jerom
Colonnaide Hotel
Enrich Muenter
Harvard
Massachusetts
Ernest Shaw
Deerfield
Shelburne Falls
Mass
Henry C Peabody
Portland
James May
Westbrook
Western
Ernst Strauber
Fhrst
Saginaw
University of Chicago
Andrew I White
Ides Moines
Alfred Davis
Hazel Reed
Great Northern Raiiroad
Great Falls
Mont
Montana
Schwitzler
Bureau of Statistics
Columbia
St Dominick's Church
Ethyl Kelly
John Gillespie Ewing
Kokomo
John Stewart
Eveleth
Stewart
al WF Switzler
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
First National Bank of Hoffman
I. T
National Clothing Associations
Charles Collins
Hazelhurst
Jackson
Miss
Charles Carraway
Crystal Springs
Carraway
Stevenson,Tenn
Southern Railway
Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum of the United States
Old Point
Howard C. Wiggans
Scott Gillespie
Somerset
New River Bridge
Board of Control
Blanchard
Eta
House of Representatives
Gardner
McCumber
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Burton
Charles A. Towne
John Dalzell
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