Hadley led rail line report opposing immediate federal controls
The Hadley headed Western News Commission report to President Taft finds it impractical to place railroad securities under federal control. It urges publicity on financing and supports a federal incorporation act later, while preferring state regulation for now to avoid constitutional conflicts.
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Washington
Nailroad Beourl- Hce
Arthur T. Hadhey
Yale
Taf
Congrées
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft
Hadley
Commission
Congress
Price Increases Hit Wire and Pall Products
The American Steel tool Wire Company, a Swept Corporation subsidiary, has raised wire and pall product prices by 1.00 per ton, effective immediately. Firm cites market costs and production expenses driving the adjustment.
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Nelle Advances
New York
American Steel Tool Wire Company
Swe)t Corporation
Five Men Rescued Alive From Crows Mountain Mine
Five men were brought alive from the Crows Mountain mine near Priceville Tennessee after an explosion entombed over a hundred workers. Rescue teams press to reach about three more believed alive while others are found alive behind a barrier built to guard against gas. Two more bodies are found.
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Priceville
Tenn
Crows Mountain
Beaet
Hope
Gate 38000 From Mival And Other Notables Allege Affairs
Reported legal actions include Philips of Butte and Jobo W Philips tied to alterations of Mire Philips marriage after a California move. Monroe to Meet Gotoh in Mapes City as Alec Monroe trains for life with Frank Potek in Grand Junction. Washington senator urged by Chamber to back a 100000 public building appropriation, adding to 190000 already planned.
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Mival
Gettile—Mre Kiea Philips
Obtained & Verdel
Thomas
Butte
Mire Philips
Jobo W. P’hilips
Bow
California
Grand Junction
Washington
Benator Tiuggemheia
Circud Junction Chamber of Commerce
Eesure
Op Ry
Militant Famine Aid in Bi Benen Context
The article reports on a minister addressing famine relief efforts in the Bi region near Petereborg. It notes international aid discussions and local responses, detailing logistical challenges and calls for coordinated relief work. Community groups urge swift action and funding.
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Militane For
Petereborg
Sual Eneitiea
Toe Benen Eer Eee
Wem
WR Ree
Deaearive Ge the gusere Men
Fragmentary text discusses a trust and a Maine Clean Command linked to a relief or claim. Names and places are unclear, but mentions a committee or group and a referenced trust or agency.
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Gages Trust
Maine
Record of Important Events From The Past Week
Western creamery butter reached 6 cont a pound wholesale in Denver, the year’s high price. Twelve loaded revolvers and four sticks of dynamite found in Lanven Worth penitentiary yard restricted wholesale outrages. A Texas penitentiary fire caused $200000 damage before being stopped by dynamiting buildings. Colonel Skinner reelected president of the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. The McNamara brothers entered San Quentin with James B. condemned for murder and John J. sentenced for fifteen years for dynamiting. Mrs. Gray’s body found after a house fire near Waldron Missouri. burglary suspected. Nora Haley of Chicago to testify before federal grand jury. Carrie Cope stripped from National Women’s Home Missionary Society relations after suit against David Moore. Gas explosion and fire destroyed Wichita Pipe Line pump station near Caney Kansas. Yaqui negotiations with General Vibjoen’s message show Yaqui decline to honor the Madero era terms and demand the Yaqui valley. Prohibition ballot in Los Angeles defeated amid heavy female turnout. registration figures show 198700 registered, 147000 processed, 40880 ballots cast.
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Denver
Federal
Lanvenworth
Texas Penitentiary
Colon W. E. Skinner
Chicago
Colonel Briloner
McNamara Brother
San Quentin
Calif
James B
John J
Gray
Waldron
Leavenworth
Kan
Nora Haley
John J. McNamara
Department of Justice
Indianapolis
Carrie KE. Cope
David H. Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Karesa
National Women's Home Missionary Society
Wichita Pipe Line Company
Caney, Kan
Oklahoma Fields
Wichita
Mutehineon
Juny
Kansas
Los Angeles Harbors
Boxing and sports notes from Memphis to Vernon and beyond
Boxers Jack Redmond and Joe Mandot are slated to meet in Memphis under the banner of the Vacker McMarland outfit. The card includes Young Hickey and Jimmy Clawby, with Abe Attell vs John Kilbane for the featherweight crown slated for Vernon California on February 2. Princeton football repeats and Dartmouth dates shift. wrestling champion Veawk QGuieb faces foreign grapplers as American wrestling grows.
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Jack Redmond
Milwaukee
Joe Mandot
Memphis
Vacker McMarland
Chicago
Young” Hickey
New York
Pairmount Athletic Club
Jimmy” Clawby
Australia
Dave Simlih
Adeiruna
Abe Attell
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Wihl
Vernon
Cal
Tom McCarey
Pacific Athletic Club
Princeton
Harvard
Vale
Daice
Dartarouth
Taft Urges Arbitration Treaties and U.S. Trade Strengthening
President Taft delivers a second one topic message to Congress. He explains post hast movement of 20,000 federal troops to Mexico and urges ratification of arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France and conventions with Nicaragua and Honduras. He calls for legislation to boost trade and national position.
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Richard Wainwright
Navy
Maine
Havana
Elbert H. Garr
United States Blea
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
United States
Tle
James Bodkin
Mead
Colo
Howe
Bodkin
Colorado Agricultural College
Great Western Sugar Company
Congress
Taft
Mexico
United States Senate
France
Nicaragua
Turbulent World News From 1900s Era Headlines
Five persons killed and eight injured in a railroad injury near Paris terminus. Turbulent reports from Rome condemn Arab Turkish atrocities in Tripoli. A Paris dirigible set an altitude record of seven hundred feet. Chinese assert plans to dynamite and attack Peking. Authorities report partial arrests amid government weakness.
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Parle
Rome
Tripoli
Beau
Paris
Peking
Constantinople Papera
Gallipoli
Derdenciles
Smyrna
Late Market Quotations for Livestock and Feed
Market quotes show prices for cattle, sheep, and calves by grade and feed type. Includes grass fed cows and heifers, stockers and feeders, veal calves, hogs, lambs, yearlings, and hay and grain feeds with per ton or per hundredweight figures.
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Cesnes
Halle
Mixed Market Notes on Flax and Metal Prices
The item lists fluctuating prices for flax, copper and other metals with December to March quotes. It mentions various commodities and spot values, including copper and unnamed electrolytic products, alongside unidentified locations New York and Kant St Louis. The data appears as a chaotic market snippet with multiple figures and placeholders.
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New York
Kant
Locwly Hom Ie Umsettiied
Foundry Neriberm
Southern
Boulbern Soft
Unclear poultry listing in New York market report
Fragmentary OCR text references poultry items in New York including Western chickens and turkeys with scattered numbers. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the fragment.
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Poultry
New York
Market Summary from Chicago Livestock Exchange
Live cattle and hog markets show steady to lower trends with mixed results across categories. Prices listed include teats, steers, cows and calves, with hogs around 6.40 and bulls at 1.55 and 6.10. The report notes slow activity and fluctuating demand in heavy, light, and mixed lots.
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Chicago
Reeves
Holt
Wyoming items highlight court, crime, industry and politics
Wyoming news notes a Sheridan district court term opening April 12, several crimes and legal actions, mining and oil activity near Lander and Lovell, road and forest plans, a large Masons reunion in Cheyenne, a Hudson coal mine closure, and accidents in Rock Springs and Lander. The era reports evolving infrastructure, irrigation projects, and forthcoming elections in towns like Evanston and Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Shoshone National Forest
Henry Potter
Rock Springs
W. A. Chowning
Federal
Lander
Texas Oil Company
Seaver & Smith
Pope Agile Forth
Wyoming
Lovell
Hudson
Hudson Coal Company
Laramie County Considers Bond Issue to Refinance Indebtedness
The board of commissioners of Laramie County plans to seek voter approval at the next general election to issue 120000 in bonds to settle floating indebtedness and enable the county government to operate on a cash basis.
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Erwin
Laramie
Board of Comminioners
Laramie County
Honda
Wyoming Sheep Winners at Chicago Exposition
University of Wyoming experiment station stock farm won two grand championships four flat premiums and several second and third premiums at the Chicago International Live Stock Exposition.
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Wyoming
Laramie
University of Wyoming
University of Wyoming approves funds for new cloner hall
Trustees order plant drawn for a new cloner hall at the University of Wyoming with a budget around 66000 dollars. The 1900 building will house a chemical laboratory while the university museum moves to the new structure.
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Laramie
University of Wyoming
University Museum
Rock Springs Soldier Found Dead in Belmont Hotel Room
Rock Springs reports indicate August Swanson known as Ed Swan, ex Sixteenth Infantry, was found dead in a Belmont hotel bed. An empty bottle once holding carbenc mold was near the bed. Swanson had morning interests at Carlin Nevada and was honorably discharged.
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Rock Springs
Swanson
Belmont Hotel
Sixteenth Infantry
Ed Swan
Carlin
Nev
Clearmont-Buffalo Line Abandoned Promoters Fail
Subscribers to stock in the Clearmont Buffalo railroad are told their money will be returned at once as promoters fail to raise sufficient capital for equipment. It is reported the Burlington may study the line’s feasibility.
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Buffalo
Clearmont-Buffalo
Burlington
Wyoming Woolgrowers Meet in Cheyenne
The Wyoming Woolgrowers Association held its annual convention in Cheyenne with attendees from across the state. Speakers included J A Defelder Walton president, A J Koollin Chicago eastern vice president, A D Melvin chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry, B F Davis Wyoming State Veterinarian, and W E Howe Denver district agent for the Bureau of Animal Industry.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyoming Woolgrowers’ Association
J. A. Defelder
Walton
A. J. Koollin
Chicago
National Wool Growers’ Association
A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
BF. Davis
W. E. Howe
Denver
Oregon Basin project may be turned over to federal control
George T Beck of Cody asked the Reclamation Service to assume the Oregon Basin project covering about 200000 acres near Cody. Representative Mondell urged Wyoming land board action while noting the Spokane and Carey Act debts of about 100 dollars. The Wyoming Land Board’s approval is sought before transfer to the federal government, with the debt and development details under review. Policeman Kilgore was exonerated by a coroner's jury after killing Juan Marcos, finding the act justified to protect his own life.
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Washington
George T. Beck
Cody
Reclamation Service
Oregon Basin
Long Pear Cody
Beck
Mondell
Wyoming
Congress
Wyoming State Land Board
Government
Shoshona Reservoir
Mendell
Careyool
State Land Board
Kilgore
Cheyenne
James Kilgore
Juan Marcos
Wee
Marcos
Tle
Modern Creamery for Cody
Cody faces a push to build a modern creamery after tests show a Wilk bed by Park County yielding over four percent better efficiency.
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Cody
Park County
It Means Health For the Child It Means Health For the Child
An advertisement proclaims a medical remedy for children, claiming it supports liver and bowels and aids recovery. It offers trial samples via postal request to Dr. W W Caldwell Washington Monticello Illinois, with fifty cent and dollar sizes and free sample notes.
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Jackson
Burr Oak
Mra
Rome
Omar
Png Mas
B. Caldweashington &T
Monticello
Humorous Scots Exchange Sparks Town Panorama Visit
An old farmer and his wife tour a provincial town and view a panorama of South Africa. The wife enthuses it is splendid and could stay there all her days, but the husband quips that she cannot afford the sixpence to remain.
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South Africa
Randy
Jennie
Sandy
Question for Question in a Domestic Mystery Story
Mr Cumroz vows to discharge his butler over deference issues. He complains the English servant refuses to laugh at his jokes and questions who came first the chicken or the egg. The scene portrays class tension and witty banter.
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Mr. Cumroz
Thia
Didn't You Give That Man a Jury Trinat
A fragment from a Washington Star quote features Broncho Bob arguing about jury size in a settlement and the difficulty of gathering twelve men without triggering a dispute. A stray note mentions a woman from a mall town visiting in the city and hiring a girl. The remark ends with a reflection on self-respect.
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Broncho Bob
Washington Star
Abe
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