Needed Amendments for Livestock Exports in National Moves
In a Denver bulletin the National Livestock Association urges broader export access and a readjustment of interstate commerce law. It details pushing for American meat supply to replace foreign sources, estimates Philippines usage at 40 million pounds yearly, and calls for unified national representation with key government departments to aid cattlemen.
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National Association
Interstate Commerce Commission of the
Senate
United States
Proctor
Vermont
Philippines
Congress
National Association of Exporters
Chicago
National Association of Manufacturers
Atlanta
Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Department of Commerce and Labor
J. H. Gwinn
Japanese Fleet Moves South of Formosa Adopts Martial Law
Amoy China May 17 reports part of the Japanese fleet taking position below Formosa and Admiral Togo planning to engage the Russians south of Formosa. Night orders flow from that area. Martial law begun at Tamsui Formosa and extended island wide with a military executive in place and evacuation of women and children from the Pescadores to Formosa.
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Amoy
China
Formosa
Togo
Tamsul
Pescadore Islands
Great Egg Shipment From Temple to Chicago
A Temple commission house shipped 360000 eggs in 1000 cases and two refrigerator cars to Chicago. The daily average operates at about one car per week, with eggs gathered from a wide area around Temple, Texas.
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Temple
Tex
Chicago
Temple Commission House
Young Man Dies After Horse Collapse on Ranch Drive
Jacob Strack Jr. son of a wealthy Klein area farmer near Houston dies after saddle pummel wounds from a horse fall while driving cattle into a pen. He was twenty one years old and died several hours later in the incident dated May 17.
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Houston
Jacob Strack, Jr
Klein
San Antonio Men Arrested in Lottery Indictments
Henry Elliott and Alfred Finering of San Antonio were arrested on lottery indictments. They faced the same charges as six others, bonds set at 2500 each, and were arraigned before Judge Maxey, who accepted their bonds.
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San Antonio
Tex
Henry Elliott
Alfred Finering
Maxey
Judge Lovett says Texas and New Orleans road not sold
In New York on May 17 Judge R S Lovett announced the Texas and New Orleans road has not been sold and that there will be no formal announcements for several months to come.
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New York
R. S. Lovett
Texas
New Orleans
City oil mill destroyed by fire in Baton Rouge
A blaze tonight in Baton Rouge destroyed the city oil mill. Loss estimated at 150000 dollars and the mill was fully insured.
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Baton Rouge, la
Laws
Imperial reforms loosen Polish restrictions praised by officials
Report from St. Petersburg on Emperor Nicholas II’s rescript easing decrees in nine western governments. It grants Poles more land rights and allows Lithuanian in schools, signaling a shift from Russification. Zemstvo self-government is expected next, with broader noble restoration and limits on sale of Polish land. The cabinet delays full policy until a general assembly.
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St. Petersburg
Poland
Baltic
Kingdom of
Committee of Ministers
General Assembly
French Admiral Returns From Saigon Patrol At Sea
Saigon reports Admiral Dejonquieres and the cruiser Guichen returning after cruising along the Annam coast. Russian Admiral Rojestvensky allegedly ignored neutrality talks and acted with independence. A Kamranh Bay on board Nebogatoff’s flagship was observed. the correspondent was blindfolded but treated well. Officers expect a forthcoming engagement.
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Saigon
Cochin-China
Dejonquieres
Annam
Guichen
Rojestvensky
Nebogatoff
Kamranh Bay
Baltic Fleet Commands Move to East by June 14
St Petersburg report from Cronstadt says Vice Admiral Bireleff orders commanders in the fourth division of Vice Admiral Rojestvensky's fleet to keep ships ready to depart for the far east by June 14 without fail.
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St. Petersburg
Cronstadt
Bireleff
Baltic
Rojestvensky
Far East
British Lincluden and French Quingnan Seized Near Korea
Tokio reports that the British steamer Lincluden was seized by a Japanese warship on May 15 south of Korea, and the French steamer Quingnan was captured the same day near the Pescadores Straits. Cargoes and destinations for both vessels were not announced.
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Tokio
Lincluden
Korea
Quingnan
Pescadore Islands
Straits of Formosa
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