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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
6
A futuristic concept features submarine passenger cars driven along a water bottom by a running cable. The craft resemble whales and sea monsters, with a glass dome for exits and entries, electric lighting, and a free-flooded reservoir interior.
A fragment recounts Charles Edward Russell in Everybody’s Magazine describing Japan’s push for an independent wheat supply. It cites Manchuria’s wheat potential and Russian expansion as factors, noting Japan’s patient, planful approach to secure grain with strategic mills and rail access.
Preliminary census figures for 1904 report U S redaction in pig iron and ore trade. Domestic iron ore intake reached about 0.9 million tons valued over 100 million dollars, with large gains in domestic production and a shift toward Gamestie ore. Foreign ore and wage data noted, along with furnace capacity at 1970 tons.
A treaty of peace between Guatemala, Salvador and Honduras was signed Friday aboard the United States cruiser Marblehead off the Guatemalan coast. Peace commissioners from Guatemala and El Salvador attended, with rapid proceedings leading to terms acceptable to all three republics.
Washington reports the canal commission debated importing coolies from the Far East for the Panama project. Attorney General Moody will rule on legality under Chinese exclusion and contract labor laws, with authorities choosing to act as a last resort. Officials note American workers and local laborers failing to meet needs, prompting plans to import two shiploads of Chinese laborers.
A July 19 blaze in Byxran, Symbirsk, raged through most of Friday, destroying homes and the railway station. The fire left about 95,000 residents homeless and challenging relief efforts for food and shelter.
A garbled dispatch from St Petersburg reports embezzlement schemes totaling 1 746 000 dollars. Other items note Emperor Nicholas abandoning an abroad tour and Russia relations, Vienna reports on hospital physician experiments, a wheat crop estimate from Chicago, and policyholder lists for New York Life. A six story brick building in Kansas City was struck by lightning causing major losses and 1 500 registrations for Meoshone lands in the Meoshone reservation.
Commander Mulligan of the Marblehead reports the vessel arrived at Sam Jo ve Guster tala Thursday with the pecy com 14 hij ated.
Washington and Mexico City dispatches report mixed notes on Central American armistice adherence and peace talks, with revolutionaries threatening further action if leaders do not resign. Barton petitions Supreme Court for rehearing challenging section 1 782. Rogers to repay gas firm profits. Gutke doodle charges dropped as witnesses flip.
Charlemagne's sarcophagus was opened by Emperor William's order in Aix la Chapelle to inspect two ancient fabrics and relics in good condition. One textile dates to the late 10th century with elephant motifs, the other from the 12th century, to be photographed and returned after study in Berlin.
Assistant Attorney General Pugin arrived in Chicago with a Cleveland transcript in the Standard Oil and railroads inquiry. Federal officials plan to delay action until September 1 or later while Morrison and Pagin study four issues including illegal rebates under the Elkins law, railroad rebates, restraint of trade, and monopoly claims.
Topeka Kan. Attorney General Coleman filed a second contempt case against W W Rose mayor of Kansas City Kan The court ordered Rose to appear and show cause why he should not be adjudged in contempt for holding the office after being ousted The order returnable July 30 The case mirrors the one before the United States Supreme Court on writ of error Coleman said he will press contempt as long as Rose holds office A second contempt suit was also filed against Vernon J Rose chief of police and Captain F Kelley according to Coleman
Milwaukee address by Justice Brewer to life insurance agents portrays clean market ideals and truthful practices as vital for prosperity. Belt fortune hints and Kansas Publishers meeting follow, with Des Moines wedding and Tulsa assault among cited items.
Bad complexions and stomach pains are described with severe discomfort after arising. The speaker sought relief from Dr Pink Peta for Pale People at Papi yeh es eco thes Sought I would give the b ook several Bares of the pl rs jad.
A garbled page mixes proverbs from Dutch German Danish origins with notes on home starch usage. It contrasts sting from bees with honey gathering, notes sensible housekeeping from stairs, and warns against overuse of starch that harms fabric. The text hints at methods to use stronger starch to preserve appearance and fiber quality.
A fragmentary, dubious clipping discusses opinions on cronyism and looting, mentions the British Colonial Order of St Michael and George with its C. M. G. monogram, and includes garbled dialogue about a Sunday School teacher and local habits in a marginal, period voice.
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