Complex 1906 Rail and Political Movements Report
fragmented OCR notes describe U S circuit decisions on rail purchases and stock movements involving Latock ta, Loeb & Co, Union Pacific, and Pacific divisions. includes references to the Senate, Hale, and various bank and railroad interests, plus mentions of political conventions and heavy mor receipts.
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United States
Inter Commission
Latock Ta
Otto IE Loeb & Co
Rogers
Suman
Kansas City Hog Market Sets Record Receipts
Kansas City paid over 1.25 million dollars for hogs bought last week, with total receipts the largest in market history, about 250 thousand dollars not tied to cattle. Movement was strong across major markets incl Kansas City Chicago St Louis and Omaha, with hogs tallying around 6100 across the five centers, up from last year's 3927 for the same week. Soldiers Demolish Resort After Comrade's Death Threat, Leavenworth Kansas a mob of 30 Fort Leavenworth soldiers raided The Gem, ejecting inmates and wrecking the building amid tensions over a comrade’s death. No arrests reported. Powder safety measure will be used in Monongahela mines after December disasters, shielding miners from flame risk in Fairmont Coal company mines.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Chicago
St. Joseph
Omaha
St. Louis
Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Leavenworth
Tenderiotn
Baltimore
Monongahela
Fairmont Coal Company
Roosevelt fixes Cuba handover date to 1909
Washington confirms President Roosevelt sent a letter to Secretary Taft setting February 1 1909 as the deadline for turning over Cuba to its new government and congress. Havana reports the pledge to restore the republic at the earliest possible moment, amid questions about registration revisions and municipal elections.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Congress of
Cuba
Havana
Republic
Washington Debates Federal Powers on Voting and Jurors
Vigorous states rights arguments heated the house over voter qualifications and jury service while limiting federal judges powers. Senate postpones Abancat qudbtion until treasury details arrive. Hobson pitches $50 million yearly for battleships with president choosing vessel count. Senate codes penal laws. pension omnibus bill eyed for swift passage. Will not raise corporate penalties. 86 of 342 sections cleared. Lester Vehicle Company in Fort Smith declares voluntary liquidation after asset failures.
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Ington
House of Representa
Washington
House
Fragmented 1900s Missouri notices mix church club and rail news
A mixed page reports on a Clearmont Methodist-Baptist club enforcing church attendance fines, Missouri fruit rate changes by the railroad board, an Indian mound discovery in Callaway with skeletons and relics, a hotel mystery in Howell County cleared, Clay County voting dry, and various local items including a legacy tale from St. Joseph.
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Callaway
Calwood
Callaway County
Train killing in Hobart linked to Texas brothers
The report states Dr. F D Beauchamy who killed Charles Thomas of Chico Texas on a train at Hobart was killed here by two brothers of the victim John Thomas of Lawton and Willie Joman of Chico. The incident follows the prior death of Thomas and notes no election in Kentucky with a Senate race where Beckham leads Bradley 66 to 64 with others scattering.
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F. D. Beauchamy
Charles Thomas
Chico
Texas
Hobart
Wennesay
John Thomas
Willi Joman
Kentucky
Frankfort
Beckham
Bradley
Ave Scattering
Makes France Nervous Over German Warships in Mediterranean
Paris anxiety grows over a German fleet cruising the Mediterranean in spring signaling possible renewed meddling in Moroccan affairs. In Washington the Senate passed a resolution to remit more than half the Chinese indemnity from the Boxer Rebellion. French Parliament opens with formalities while Guthrie Oklahoma passes a dispensary law. Kansas murder case Whitlow delays trial amid continuance requests. A disturbance near Washington reports Admiral Evans notes shore unrest at Ri-a.
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Washington
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Battleship Fleet
Navy Department
Ria
Japanese Note Delays Stir Unease Over US Attitude
The text records American reluctance to discriminate against Japanese and Japan's concern to avoid embarrassing the US while preserving its own prestige. Uneasiness grows as Washington delays replying to the December 31 note, fueling diplomatic tension.
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Unetey Raking
Ois
Eesti Neon Acertion
Washington
Unusual Sunday Demonstration in Prussian Capital Draws Thousands
A large parade disrupted streets as 40,000 organized socialists took part with about 20,000 sympathizers. The event featured a widespread, varied turnout and intermittent active participation from attendees in the Prussian capital.
The Plague Nearly Banished in San Francisco
San Francisco reports near elimination of bubonic plague with Dr Rupert leading 150 medical officers from the United States Marine Hospital. Since December 26 only one plague case has occurred in the city.
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Cal
Francisco
Rupert
United States Marine Hospital
Nightly effort to recover dead from Boyertown blaze
In Boyertown Pennsylvania nightfall halted rescue work at the Rhoades opera house ruins after Monday night's holocaust. The official victim roll reached 167 with the tragedy affecting local grocers and other community members.
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Rhoades ‘Opera House
Subduing the Natives at Dutch Island Stronghold
Dispatches from The Hague report Dutch troops after a fierce fight on the island of Porse in the archipelago have captured the stronghold. Movements indicate continued operations against native forces with strategic gains for the Dutch.
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Pores
Archipelago
Harrington Charged with Sing? Detread Mail Toast
Detained resident Walter C Harrington of Joplin Missouri faces a charge connected to a suspicious mail matter. The prominent citizen appeared Wednesday and was noted for his community involvement.
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Walter C. Harringten
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