Taft Era Optimism At Banquet On Canal Progress
Chicago June 6 Franklin MacVeagh and Zadok Dickinson praised Taft era consistency and pursuit of canal completion. Dickinson spoke on Roosevelt and McKinley policies while MacVeagh stressed party independence and national progress. A dispatch notes U.S. inspector Marcus Braun abroad to study tax and voting issues.
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Chicago
Franklin “Moo- Wengh
the Treasury
Zadok IB. Dickinson
Chicago Commercial Club
MacVeagh
Roosevelt
McKinley
Dickinson
Panama Canal
MacVeegh
Taft
Generey
Congress
New
Washington
Republcan
Cotton Tax Shift Sparks Senate Debate on Rates
The Senate debated changing cotton tariffs from ad valorem to a specific basis. Cummins attacked the change as favoring higher duties, while Aldrich argued the impact would be small on importations. The session adjourned at 5 80 p m with votes taken on the measures.
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Beden
Necesary
Fey
Wisatay
Séeeion
Cummins
Aldrich
Iowa
Alo Vans
Roving attack ends in brutal stabbing melee at plant
A mass brawl breaks out at a pig-killing plant ending with Murphy overpowered and multiple workers wounded. Police arrest the assailant a 50 year old man weighing about 200 pounds who defended his actions as a violent confrontation inside the North company facility. Wounded workers were carried to a relief station and doctors race to save survivors.
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Murphy
Anotha
Buedy
Dees
North Company
Hayes
Cheevus
RUBE Inde Pt Erea Fe Fe Ed Fried Na
Fragmentary OCR article presents unclear names and keywords. Readable elements include possible references to individuals and places, but details are too fragmentary to confirm. no coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable text.
Fragmentary 1808 Neathanch Notes
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a July 1808 event and a large amount of water or length measures. It references a place in the hnee tom and a term tutti, with a note about Chambers and prudent at unthirued. Page 3, Column 4.
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Hnee Tom Place
Report on tobacco industry profits and taxation trends
The bureau prepares a comprehensive report on the tobacco industry and corporate activity. It notes independent cigar output at about $35 million annually and examines tax payments versus corporate profits, highlighting tax peaks around 1899 to 1901 and rising profits through 1906 despite tax fluctuations.
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H. Siga
Manufsetur
Gorce Eee Ee
Neere
Erfcan Taher
Ents
Apeara
Smith
Combinatt
Fire marshal dismissal sparks state government clash
General W S Rogers was ordered to vacate the state fire marshal office after a dispute with Governor Harris. Rogers refused, claiming bad faith, while John W Zuber presented a certificate of appointment. Charges cited include inefficiency and dereliction of duty, with Phipps also asked to resign amid the political turmoil.
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Rogers
Harmoh
Erlil
Rogeraaid
John Wi Zuber
Paulding
Yeith
Wiliam H. ‘Phipps
State Oil
Phipps
Governors Office
Hhm
Princess in Narrow Escape at The Hague
Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry narrowly escaped a carriage collision in The Hague on the day of the christening of Princess Saplant born in 1920. The royal couple’s carriage collided with another, horses tangled, but the queen remained composed as handlers disentangled them. The infant princess was christened in a church with simple ceremonial rites.
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Holland
London
Wilhelmina
Prince Consort
Cape
Hague
Prince Henry
Free Church
Train crashes near Cottage Grove injure several
A passenger train return trip from Wildwood and the Bohemia mines crossed a bridge over the Willamette River five miles east of Cottage Grove. About fifteen people were injured and a man named Ostrander was reported kneeling. John Cooter was thrown into the river but swam ashore and sought help.
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OF & Southeastern
Wildwood
Bohemia
Roe River
Egat
W. H. Ostrander
Saaree
John ‘Cooter
Fatal Riverside Park crash kills one and injures many
Indianapolis report says Frank Zimmerman died instantly when a Riverside Park car derailed on its return trip after midnight. A score or more people were injured as passengers struggled to free others from the overturned vehicle amid the chaotic scene.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Zimmerman
Riverside Park
Hopkinsville Man Narrowly Wins Democratic Judicial Primary
In Kentucky's third judicial district primary J. T. Hanbery of Hopkinsville won the nomination for circuit judge over incumbent Thomas H. Cook of Murray by about 200 votes. Denny P. Smith of Cadiz was renominated without opposition. The district includes Christian Galloway Trigg Lyon counties.
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Hopkinsville
J. T. Hanbery
Rev J Jackson editor of Anti?loon bill dies in Columbus home
Rev J Jackson editor of the Anti lo on league official organ was found dead in bed at his Oak Street home in Columbus Ohio. He was about 60 and leaves a widow and three children. He had been ill with complications of diseases and was well known in the area.
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Columbus
Tacenon
Philade
Phia
We. ‘Howard
Blood Spilt as Five Doomed Men Fight Prison Battle
A chaotic clash at the prison leaves five doomed men dead and four wardens killed or wounded as inmates and guards clash during a desperate confrontation. The incident unfolds near the jail complex with reports suggesting fierce combat and attempts to break free.
Publishers Alarm Over Proposed Breeneee PtP Rates
Publishers protest to Senator Aldrich as Senate Finance Committee weighs paper rate changes. Letter from Newspaper Publishers Association claims the House bill shortchanges American mills and urges renewal of a hearing to assess impact on the press.
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Washington
Eathiete
Senate Finance Committee
Preas
United States
Tiesas de
Association
Aldrich
Manly - Renewing
Norris
Ting
American Mills
Peer Mills
Railroad Shops Baltimore Strike Reported
A partial OCR fragment notes a strike action involving railroad shops in Baltimore on June 6, listing Condugaia and marchihists amid halti concerns.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a snippet with names and dates, but readable facts are limited. The readable items suggest a brief notice or event reference lacking clear context, making a precise card difficult.
Wealthy farmer slain. Kentucky posse closes in
In Lexington Kentucky a large posse, over 1060 men including many farmers, pursues the slayer of Joséph Colina a wealthy farmer. Authorities offer a reward of 280 dollars as the mob clamors for justice.
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Kentucky
POSSE
Lexington
Madison’ County
Willam” Borks
Joséph ‘Colina
Fragmented Local Item Mentions Teas and Gene
Partial readable text references a local notice involving Teas and Gene. No clear event or outcome is evident from the fragment.
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