Speaking One Word For Farmers And Two For The Trusts
The piece argues tariffs harm farmers and stock growers while trusts benefit, accusing papers of bias. It defends the Canadian reciprocity policy and urges support for the president and Congress to ensure a square deal for the masses.
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Tall
Canada
Congress
Swifts
Cadahy's
Conmiian
United States
Republican Party
Wilson
Democratic Congress
Wall Street and the Government in a Time of Tension
A heated piece argues that Wall Street gamblers and powerful interests face government pressure amid tariff debates and anti trust concerns. It asserts the need for courage to enforce laws and counter private privilege threatening fair markets and democracy.
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Fovernman
Washington
Eambiere
Childrey
Department of Matice
Turbulent Reaction to Tariff Reform in New York Trade
The New York Herald reports business leaders wary of the new tariff. Executives seek clarity on when it takes effect and fear a clouded commercial and industrial outlook. Some anticipate attempts to dodge reform amid uncertainty.
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New York Herald
Tariff Deadlock and Business Pressure Across Congress
The New York World argues tariff 11 delays and doubts. It questions why business and financial interests fail to back swift enactment and notes Democratic and Republican divisions in the House and Senate. It cites President Wilson urging honest business help and laments stalled progress.
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Congress
Comercial
Wilson
United States
House of Representatives
Rocka
Torpedor
Senate
N. Y. World
Rail Heroes and a Homecoming at Union Pacific
A railway themed piece celebrates crew dedication from switchmen to chief and recalls knightly valor. It notes Mrs. Lillian Emery returning as an accountant in the Union Pacific superintendent's office after a three week California vacation and mentions office improvements with new paint as Union Pacific cleans house. It references A. Morrisey as former grand master of the IOR and a leader of railroad unions.
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Caa
Lillian Emery
Union Pacific
California
Multiple Executive Appointments Reported in 1909 Rail Lines
A 1909 notice lists J. W. Kolgitlinger appointed division superintendent for the M. L. & T. with Lafayette Louisiana HQ, and G. O. Mudkett promoted to master mechanical Morling on the Chicago and Anaconda lines. The Denver and Rio Grande redistributes among employees a booklet by Hubert Hubbard praising courtesy. A curious domestic anecdote follows about Dayton and Frank Britton’s household, with an eggs-eating contest and late-night walk.
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Uary
Chicago
Denver and
Rio Grande Road
Bbbert Hubbard
J. W. Kolgitlinger
Union Pacific Telegraph
Rawlins
W. M. Jeffers Whien
Green River
Lafayette
G. O. Mudkett
Wymore
Neb
Morling
Cato Dayton
Durliavy
Dayton
Frank Britton
Frank
Union Parish
Wien
Jerriea
Why Leave The Words Unspoken The
A reflective piece on life and death contrasts hypothetical farewell rituals with the lack of support from others. It laments unspoken kindness and the need for comforting words and gestures as one faces aging and decline.
Garnets By The Ton And Their Market Value
Garnets are usually sold by the ton and vary in value by quality. In 1912 abrasive garnet production reached 4,182 short tons worth $127,800, averaging nearly $34 per ton, with New York New Hampshire and North Carolina as primary producers.
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United States Geological Survey
New York
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Poison and Needles Found in Body of Child
New York June 10 Mystery surrounded the death of 11 month old Anna Sorenson who had been ill with measles at Woodhaven Long Island. An autopsy revealed poison in the infant stomach and two needles hidden in the body prompting a police investigation and further medical tests.
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New York
Anna Sorenson
Woodhaven
L. L
Benefit to tuberculosis patients through Eekman’s Alterative
A testimonial from Mary W. Core describes recovery from consumption after using Eekman’s Alterative. She recounts severe symptoms, medical confirmation of tuberculosis, and lasting health improvement for ten years. The note advocates asking Kekman’s Laboratory for evidence and lists local sale by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
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Eekmann
Bny
Ant Thong
Palychiole Hopital
Boeilli
Bekimen
Browat
MHS
Mary W. iI
Green
Eekman
Kekmas Laboratory
Philadelphia
Infants Die After Poisoning Suspected in Family
Detectives pursue a grudge motive as a sickroom nurse or caretaker allegedly poisoned an infant left unattended for a quarter hour. Coroner notes needles found in the baby for at least a week. one man faces charges amid a dramatic crime in a Columbia prison history.
Rum and Doorpr Murmurs Man as He Is to Be Hung
Nathaniel Green, a black man, attacked a white woman near the Capitol on Christmas night and faces execution. The report notes ongoing judicial proceedings and public interest in the case.
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Washington
Nathaniel Green
Capitol
Ghent Bank Established by Trade Society
In Ghent Belgium a bank has been established by an operative society and trade union with a capital of 200000 dollars. Twenty six percent has already been paid in.
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Ghent
Belgium
Jit
Durty
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Jobn BP. Clark
Alex Hastin
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Alten
Stoven
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House
United States of America
Railroad News
I. A. Morrisey
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I. of R. T
American Railroad
A. I. Hale
West 16Th St
Paul Milazzo
Capitol, Avenur
Praire
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
L. C. Smith Bros. Typewriter Co
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter
L. C. Smith & Bros
Champa Street
Our
Free Employment Bureau
Fhonm Main
Columbia
Western Union
Theo. M. Vail
Western Union Telegraph Company
Roedel's
Andy E. Roede
Rexall
Waterman
Pountain Phans
Logan’s
Carby Ave
Cheyenne Business College
Hursday Mor
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