Trust problems demand up to date solutions for reform
The piece argues trusts pose new challenges unseen by past eras and advocates bold Republican reform. It cites Roosevelt and advisers endorsing constitutional amendments to curb trusts, urging a press role in guiding policy and public trust.
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Chicago Man Wins Army Range Contract After Patent Dispute
Chicago contractor Buszacott wins the government contract to supply 800 army ranges for future batches. A former enlisted man, Buszacott has built a reputation with field ranges and recently defeated Geisser and Thompson in a patent dispute, with the court ruling that rivals must pay for ranges delivered to the government.
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Experiments on Stream Flow Measurement by US Geological Survey
The division of hydrography of the United States geological survey conducted experiments to test the accuracy of common stream measurement methods. Rapid velocity fluctuations in streams cause uncertainty in flow calculations for power, supply, and other uses.
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United States Geological Survey
Gieanmaias
Current meter methods yield high accuracy in canal discharge
A hydrography division study compares methods for measuring water flow. The current meter, used by the geological survey, determined discharge of the Cornell experimental canal within 1 percent accuracy. For ordinary streams with less ideal conditions, errors estimated well below one percent.
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Geological Survey
Cornell Experimental Canal
Smuggler Trimborn and the Ladder Toll
In a Maine coast cottage, smuggler Trimborn resists a customs officer Jim Apherson who searches the house. Trimborn inflates tolls for the ascent and descent of his ladder, demanding coins as payment for access. After hunger and risk, Apherson offers $10 but is jailed until a bond is arranged.
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Varick Ward News Tied to Chamberlain Forehead Scar
Joseph Chamberlain bears a lasting scar from a cab accident in New York's Ward area. The report notes the tough journey through the Bow war and the subsequent injuries from a Hassam smash up.
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Varick
New York Ward
Joseph Chamberlain
Hassam
Steaks Chops or Ham and Eggs Ends in Sodus Meeting Psyche Burris
J De Treville Gantt, a 24 year old urban romantic, vacations on a farm seeking a pure country love. He befriends Psyche Burris at a Sodus inn, exchanges a five dollar bill for a meal, and later reunites with her in Kalamazoo where she defies his memory of the farm girl vision.
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Senator Hanna Sees Good News in President's New England Tour
The Detroit Journal recounts Hanna's remarks in Buffalo where he repeatedly described the president's speeches and the tour as "good" with audiences and commentators taking the words at face value. A Hanns enthusiast predicted his presidential success, while others urged caution.
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Humorous Exchange Ends With Odd Auto Choice
An affable engineer and a cabby debate vehicles from steam to electric. The cabby, asked what machine he would buy, quips he would save money to buy a hose. The admiral departs without an auto.
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Not the People's Business
A New York World critique quotes coal and transit leaders stating the public has no role in arbitration disputes. President Vreeland of Metropolitan Hallway Company defends furnace car emissions as not public concern, sparking outrage over corporate monopolies and alleged industrial harm in the city.
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Metropolitan Hallway Company
Montha
Beo
Peliese Sauna Ene Bellion
Jets of Steam and Drudges in Common Labor
A fragment reflecting on power and toil comparing jets of steam to the multitude of workers who come and go, leaving only traces, with a note that the outcome rests on the many who labor unseen. It closes with a report that an employee sues Governor Yates to recover salary withheld as a campaign assessment, a poor omen for a potential vice presidential candidate.
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Goebel
Perry McCoy
Anse Hatfield
Perry Coounty
Wit and Wisdom From New Books
A collection of quips and lines from various titles including The Minority Abroad with the Jimmies and Chimmie Fadden. The excerpts touch on humor, citizenship, gender roles, social order, and moral cost, wrapped in 19th to early 20th century wit.
Cardinal Ledochowski Heart Buried in Gorki Crystal Urn
The London Mail reports Cardinal Ledochowski died recently and his heart, larger than normal, will be sent to his native Gorki in Poland in a crystal urn after embalming. It notes he was one of three cardinals created by Pius X and that 143 cardinals have been buried by Leo XIII.
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Ladochowski
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Poland
Pelagano
Gorki
Leo XIII
Cardinal Ledochowski
Pius X
Garvech
Oreglia
Wyoming Republican Platform Promotes Labor, Irrigation and Economy
The Wyoming Republican platform defends American labor and industry, supports Chinese exclusion, irrigation law, isthmian canal, Cuba pledge, and criticizes monopolies. It commends Congress members including Partoulart, praises Governor Richards, notes revenue gains, bond payments, and budget cuts. It urges allotments to Shoshone Indians, land opening for homesteads, and stronger wildlife protections.
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Congress
Partoulart
Wyoming
Richards
DeForest Richards
Geveralty
Notice of timber culture contest hearing in Cheyenne Wyoming
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming August 28 1902. Joseph C Underwood contestant petitions against Hartwig Martens timber culture entry number 2696 for sections in township 19 north range 69 west. Contestant alleges land never plowed sown planted or trees grown and requests evidence at 10 am October 17 1902 before the register and receiver. Due to failure of personal service notice will be published. WE CHAPLIN
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States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Joseph C. Underwood
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Hartwig Mart
United States Land Office
WE. Chaplin
Stockholders Meeting Notice and Reward Offer
Stockholders meet Consolidated Oil Leasing and Developing Co in Cheyenne Wyo on September 8 1002 at 10 a m to elect directors and address other business. The Wilkinson Live Brook Co offers 300 reward for info leading to arrest and conviction for property arson. An OC Passenger Department map of Colorado and Gouthera routes to Ogden Utah is advertised for sale with postage paid.
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Wilkinson Live Brook Company
Colorado
Gouthera
Alveelon
Teres
Ogden
Utah
Laws on periodical subscriptions and public notices
The article outlines how subscribers must handle periodicals and how postmasters and editors are affected by optional refusals or continuations. It covers legal consequences of unread newspapers, severities of fraud, and the publisher’s rights when advance payments are involved. It also lists public notices including fort D. A. Russell construction bids, railroad rates, and foreclosures with sale dates.
Lost Mails Securers In Transit Between Cities
Fragmented OCR notes show mail routes with times and destinations including West Bound and bound lines. Mentions La Grange Little Horn Creek South Bend with early morning times and a list of postal or train junctions.
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la Grange
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South Bend
Secret Societies Exposed in Court Documents
A fragmentary record lists names and roles such as JOHN ROBERTS and CHAS E. WEEKS as secretaries amid a court case involving secret societies. The OCR text is garbled, but indicates officials and organizational references without full context or dates.
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