Recommendations by the committee cited in the steel report
The article discusses a detailed United States Bureau of Corporations report on the United States Steel Corporation. It notes the report is largely narrative, questions profit justification, and traces the rise of large combines from 1898 to 1900. It mentions ore control, monopoly concerns, and lack of new recommendations.
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Washington
Bureau of Corporations
United States Steel Corporation
Taft
Herbert Knox Smith
Steith
Steel Corporation
Iron and Steel Industries
Great Combination
Companied
Carnegie Company
Federal Steel
National Steel
American Steel
American Tin Plate
American Sheet Steel
Naional Tube
American Bridge
Giap
Unclear Text Partially Read on Train Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a train scene with passengers and crew. The readable elements include names or initials and mentions of a passenger incident. No clear events, dates, or locations emerge from the legible text.
Massive Outbreaks and Disasters Reported Coast to Coast
A wide array of incidents fills the report from ports to plains including an explosion at Port Arthur a fatal shipboard fire near Carably and Be ward Neb a fatal cave collapse at Anerican Fork Utah drownings on a Welcome river and a high temperature surge across Missouri Kansas and Nebraska The bulletin notes storm delays on Great Lakes steamers and a robbery of the Dragon Express section while weather and harvest shifts alter labor roles and crop prospects across multiple states The mix also covers a murder trial in Kansas City a court case in Gridley California and a dynamiting probe tied to Los Angeles.
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Ogden
Park Chy
Seth
Prove
Logan
Port Arthur
Capitha
Cusbocton
Hawthorne
Sialvet County
Nevada
Anerican Fork
Utah
Elijabh
Phot
Beward Neb
Dick Miller
Welser
Ida
Bunke
Helen Rumbel
Gridley
Cal
Frank Jackson
United States
Cooksey
Kansas City
Kans
West Fifth Avenue
Denver
Everett Leftom
Mre
Elma Leftom
Lipan Aireet
Loahie Ife
Duluth
Southern Pacific Railroad
Weat Forks
Ore
Cow Creek Cation
Nebraska
Bouth Platte
Kansas
Miseoor md
Missouri
Hartville
Wright County
Salina
Kane
Ortle McManigal
Los Angeles
Nitten
Webtoach
John J. MaNemara
James
Treaty progress and nominations in Washington tense session
Senate, urged by President, moves toward finalizing the general arbitration treaty with Britain. A bill to add a federal judge for Colorado's district advances through the judiciary committee chaired by Clark, with likely passage pending confirmation.
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America
England
Effies
Lion
Guagenhelo
Addi
Tonis
Dieiter
Colorado
Benator Clark
Wyoming
Beusie
Ae Siderndon
Lawie
Philanthropies and Public Notices Across Rail and Law
A scattered recap of legal, sporting, and corporate items. Morgan and Luther tied electionwise to cultural pacts. court actions challenge railroad mergers. golf and boxing results noted. bail granted in a shooting case. a Supreme Court order on tobacco law. fraud and restraint indictments surface in commerce circles.
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Granville Johns
Richwood
W. Va
Alett
Wenty
Ouree Conroy
Courtdale
Kingston Coal Company
Wilkiesbarre
New York
Senate
S@pator Lorimer
Edward Hines
Chicago
Hom Bermyan Phoee Hame
Lorimer
Supreme Court of the United Tee Bae
Tim
Supreme Court
Alan Tobacco Company
Misco Pacific Raihway
Gap
Thane Ip
Norfolk @ Western
Lily
Norfolk
Wedding plans drift through Wyoming frontier circles
Report notes Senator Francis E. Warren and Miss Claire Le Baron Morgan linked by a forthcoming wedding in New York. Dispatches say the exact date is undisclosed and local residents still discuss frontier life and refuge lore amid plans at Cheyenne Plains hotel. A separate note recounts a tragedy on Tongue river with a burned leg fragment recovered from a body.
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Francis E. Warren
Rae
St Ip Nhe
Claire le Baron Morgan
New York
Warren
Miss Morgan
Ork
Wyoming Farm Values and Growth Shown by Census
A preliminary census department statement indicates Wyoming farm land values have surged with gains of 279 percent for land alone and 263 percent for land and buildings. The report also shows increases of 241 percent per acre for land alone and 245 percent for land and buildings, plus 176 percent for farm equipment value and 254 percent for farm buildings. Labor costs rise by 196 percent and the total number of farms shows no change.
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Wyoming
Washington
Lhe
Burlington Road Building near Wolton and Casper advances
The B M railway resumes work near Wolton with over 100 men and steam shovels active. Ten days of Rock Springs coal ordered to Wolton rush to the site. A second gang will work with leam and poles, extending toward Buck bud along the 27 mile line west of Casper. Survey work proceeds on the treep Ord Janption and Douglas. By the 25th an estimated crew will be at work between Douglas and nape.
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Wolton
Rock Springs
Casper
ue that another gang will be put to Work with #leamehovely
Buck Bud
Caspar
St Ie
Denver
Waleenburg
Welington
Burlington
Orin
Healy Rossecio Purchases Wool Lot in Wyoming Deal
Healy Ros, known as the bigaee, closed a deal in northern Wyoming purchasing 20000 pounds of wool at 17 percent commission. The agreement, described as favorable, moved through Toketay County channels and involved a northern Wyoming trader named waerety.
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Toketay County
Aed &T
Healy Ros
Wyoming
Waerety “Tae Tier
Wyoming News Roundup Delays and Local Ventures
A fragmented Wyoming specia l section reports on Riverton’s Curtin biplane purchase water works bonds passing by a large margin in Cowley. Plans unfold for fairs, church builds, auto meet at Cheyenne, wool sales near Casper, and a new Mineral State Bank in Hudson.
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Eridan Powtal
Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedies Credited for Health Revival
Mrs. Jomon of Scottville praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedies as the best medicine for female irregularities and ailments. She claims the product cured her health issues without narcotics and emphasizes its plant-based roots and safety.
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Lydia Ekham
Jomon
Scottville
Pinkham
Worrying Happiness and a tale of Doan’s Kidney Pills
A Manchester bishop links happiness to many worries and mocks a man with none as a potential lunatic. An Arlington House sponsor touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as life changing after long illness, claiming renewed energy at 76. The feature ends with light quips about taking up a parlor carpet.
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Manchester
Church House
Westminster
Sheldon Smith
Arlington House
Woodland
Cal
Dean
Ike
Doan
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Josemus A. Holmes
Bureau of Mines
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Rescue Corpe
Dave
Italy
Kone
Peerie
Deedee
Union Kompseyeton
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William of
Germany
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Wey Nochmeyer
Orion
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Tom Drew
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Sam Langford
Henry Welklet
Jack Pitre
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Harry Fede
Efentarn
Datever
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Matt i
Rola
Edward Hohe
Harry Bh. Davin, Jr
Colorado Springs
Denver Country Club
L. D. Bromfield
Mateh
W. E. D. Stoken
Union Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
United States Circuit Court of the Eighth District
Wyoming News
Great Frontier
How
Cheyenne
Cheyenyo
Grewer
Aye
Plains
Dom Bare
Eckson
Felice
Monarch
Tongue River
Burlington Road
Henry C. Anderton
Cherannd
Tiwerane
Cah
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Omaha
Father Fagan
Catholic Church
Superior
Joyd Girard
Frank Welsh
Sheridan
Monarch Mines
Big Wid River
Riverton
Snowy Range
Catginle
Gove
Harry Fanti
Hudson
Mineral State Bank
Casperorth
Miles City
Mont
Salt Creek
Fields
Pat Cannon
Cowley
Stanley of
Cody
Championship of Wyoming
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Judicial District
Jack R. Dale
Reuban Stockwell
8. W. White
William Taylor
Rock Creek
Clark Hader
Snake River
Hagges
Peter Lowe
Crows's Park
Laramie
Conteract
D. A. Preston
Wresing
KB. Forsyth
BudMor
Dines
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