Roosevelt Urges Beveridge Meat Inspection Amendments
The White House calls for immediate enactment of Beveridge amendment No. 29 to strengthen interstate meat and meat product inspections. The Reynolds Neal commission details Chicago stockyards unsanitary conditions, urging national action and stricter regulation to protect public health.
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Chicago
Special Government Meat Inspection Proposals 1906
A 1906 document outlines proposals for night inspection at stockyards platforms, continuous special government inspection to deter law violations, study of foreign inspection standards for public release, and labeling of diseased carcasses sold as fresh meat. Authored by James Bronson Reynolds and Charles P. Neill in Washington on June 2, 1906.
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Vis
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Neill-Reynolds
Roosevelt
Congress
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Nelson K. Morris & Co
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Anglo-American Provision Company
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Schwarzschild, Sulzberger & Company
Neill- Reynolds
Department of Agriculture
Germany
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
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T. J. Burrill
University of Illinois
H. S. Crindley
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Charles P. Neill
Washington, D. C
Goebel Opposes Packerse Payment Clause in Beveridge Bill
Representative Goebel received telegrams from Cincinnati meat packers opposing the Beveridge meat inspection bill. They argue the proposal makes packers pay the inspection costs. Goebel states he will oppose this feature of the bill.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Goebel
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Girl Testifies in Dr White Mental Healing Trial
Miss Sophia Andler of Cincinnati testified as a student of Dr. Thomas White in a Baltimore court session. She described responding to a magazine advertisement promising disease cures through spiritualism and mental healing and receiving a pamphlet and letters as part of his course.
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Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Thomas White
College of Science
Sophia Andler
Cincinnati
Senator Foraker hits rail unions on anti pass amendment
Special Dispatch reports Senator Foraker receiving telegrams from Ohio and other railroad employe s unions protesting the anti pass clause in the Hepburn rate bill. Unions argue the time honored privilege should not be revoked.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Morales Theory Was Rage Death by Own Action
Madrid reports show a royal military review with 15 000 soldiers as the King and Queen attend a ceremony. Authorities pursue Manuel Morales the would be assassin who died by his own action after fleeing with alleged confederates. The suspect allegedly belonged to an anti Malthusian anarchist sect and is linked to an automobile escape.
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Carabanchel Camp
All Nations
U. S. Grant
United States Army
Manuel Morales
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Morales
Scripps Will Allocates Detroit Benefit and Staff Payout
The will of James B. Scripps publisher of The Detroit News was filed for probate. It provides fifty thousand dollars for Detroit beautification when trustees approve a plan. It also leaves three weeks' salary to employees with fifteen years and two weeks' salary to those with ten years.
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Detroit
Mich
James B. Scripps
The
Detroit News
Scripps
Eorakea Named to Make Point in Senate Action
Washington June 4. When the conference report on the Statehood bill is called up in the Senate a representative of Arizona and New Mexico opponents will likely make a point of order against the compromise provision claiming it is new legislation. An effort will be made to have the report rejected on that ground.
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Washington
Senate
Arizona and
New Mexico
Senator Foraker
Various notable deaths across fields and nations
Obituary notice lists Dr Daniel Boone Clarke dying near Annapolis and in Washington, plus Dr John R Maxwell of Keokuk and T J Maxwell. Sir Charles Tennant of Glasgow and his Asquith connection. James W Hickman CincinnatiPostOffice veteran. Rev Sabine Baring-Gould aboard a steamer in Port Elizabeth. Dr Charles P Curd Smith Academy principal in St Louis.
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Thomas FE. Waggaman
Catholic University
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Washington
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Waggaman Investments
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Transmississippi
Keokuk
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T. J. Maxwell
Charles Tennant
Glasgow
London
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Charles
James W. Hickman
Cincinnati Post Office
Soldiers
Dayton
Cincinnati
Sabine Baring-Gould
Port Elizabeth
Africa
Charles P. Curd
Smith Academy
St. Louis
Louisville
Supreme Court to Hear Inquisitor Law Challenges
The Ohio Supreme Court will reconvene after a ten day recess to hear two challenges to the inquisitor law. The Cincinnati case State of Ohio ex rel Gideon C Wilson v Eugene L Lewis and Dayton case James R Thomas et al v State ex rel Philip Gilbert seek to establish constitutionality, with Cincinnati and Columbus attorneys listed for both sides. A Robertson Realty Co v State Auditor Guilbert involving Senate resolution No 23 will be argued Wednesday, drawing wide interest.
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Commercial Tribune Bureau
Outlook
Columbus
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Gideon C. Wilson
Eugene L. Lewis
Dayton
James R. Thomas
Philip Gilbert
Robertson Realty Company
Guilbert
Senate
Death of John C. New in Indianapolis
John C. New died at his Indianapolis home after a year of illness. Attending were his wife, son Harry S. New, and daughter Mrs. Ernest H. Burford. another daughter, Mrs. W. R. McKean Jr., was en route from Omaha. Born 1831 in Vernon Indiana, he studied law, served as Quartermaster General in the Civil War, held state senate and banking roles, led the Indiana Republican Committee, was United States Treasurer under Grant, owned The Indianapolis Journal, and served as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Consul General at London under Arthur and Harrison.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
John C. New
Harrys. New
National Republican Committee
Ernest H. Burford
W. R. McKean, Jr
Omaha
Neb
Vernon
Wallace
Indiana
State Senate
Grant
United States
Indianapolis Journal
Indiana Republican Committee
Arthur
Treasury
Benjamin Harrison
London
Equitable Life Plan Mutualization Approved by Court
The Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court in Brooklyn unanimously allowed the directors of the Equitable Life Assurance Society to proceed with their mutualization plan. The ruling comes on the application filed by Equitable directors. The decision enables the mutualization process to move forward as proposed.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
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