Northern Presbyterians and Cumberland Unite in Historic Union
Des Moines and Decatur assembly halls erupt in rejoicing as the Northern Presbyterian Church and the Cumberland Presbyterian Church unite under a common basis for mission. Moderators Corbett and Cressey voice conscience votes while Dr. William Tanrie and Cressey oppose the union. The federation covers charitable work, social reform, labor issues, immigration, and youth religious training.
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Des Moines
Towsa
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Fort
Cumberland Presbyterians
Decatur
Edo
United States
Hunter Corbett
General Assembly
Cumberland Assembly
Presbyterian Assembly
Corbett
Assembly
Wis
Pandementum Roke Indie
William Tanrie
Bellefonte
Roger
Cressey
Jacksonville
Sak
Dr. Laurie
Evanelles
Pass Free Alcohol Bill Moves Through Senate
Senate passes the Free Alcohol Bill with a minor Senate amendment requiring denaturalization to proceed upon application by any registered denaturer in designated bonded warehouses. Roosevelt signals Taft nomination talks while politicians discuss tax and telegraph concerns.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Feathered hats doomed by state wildlife law
Commissioner Whipple of the State Forest Fish and Game Department announces strict enforcement to prohibit possession or sale of wild bird bodies or feathers including aigrettes and heron plumage. Penalties include a $100 fine plus $25 per bird or part, with calls to retailers to remove such feathers and return them to wholesalers. The Audubon Society and public fashion trends are noted, as is a court ruling in the Silz case supporting enforcement.
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Allegayy
Lachtae
Rhs
Whipple
State Forest, Fish and Gumie Department
Hig Department
Commonwealth
Audubon Society Bie
Court of Appeals
Silz
Trust Got Rivals Messages Intercepted by Inquiry
Interstate inquiry expected to invade telegraph company activities in Cleveland as secret government agents uncover alleged arrangements with telegraph lines. Standard Oil reportedly receives daily business, political and market information via repeated wires to pipeline interests, enabling NY headquarters to track competitors nationwide and from foreign sources.
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Telegraph Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Orient Pe Telesrapte
Standard Oil Company
Poliical
Standard
Stuhr Oil General Aces
New York
The
Broadway
Perkins Not Guilty in Campaign Fund Case
George W. Per king, former NY Life vice-president, discharged by Appellate Division ruling that life insurance company political contributions do not constitute larceny. He had paid 48000 dollars to the National Republican campaign fund at President Mc Call's request, later reimbursed from company funds. The larceny charge was made and he was arrested.
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Campaign Unis
New York City
George W. Perking
New York Life Insurance Company
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Fife Insurance Companies
Parking
National Republican Campaign Fund
John A. McCall
Rebate Givers Guilty in Federal Conspiracy Trial
In Kansas City a jury convicts freight broker George L. Thomas of New York and clerk Yaggert of conspiracy with shippers to grant rebates. Trial proceeded for about thirty minutes in the United States District Court, ending with a guilty verdict for both defendants.
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G. Lb
Cape Cod Cottage Fire Destroys Mehkerson Home
The Cape Cod summer home of Adami C. Mehkerson of New York burned, with Mr Nickerson inside waking from heart trouble and rescued. The house, famed for its fordshe jugs paintings and briest-drag, was valued near 200 dollars. Deep snow in San Miguel County Colorado reaches eighteen inches.
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Cape Cod Mass
Adami C. Mehkerson
New York
Mr. Nickerson
Nickerson
Cape Cod
Colorado
San Miguel County
Diastile Meat Inspection Bill Passes Senate in Washington
In Washington DC the senate approved the drastic Meat Inspection bill intended to ensure pure meats for home and foreign markets. The measure aims to strengthen inspection procedures and oversight across slaughterhouses and processing plants amid concerns over public health and international trade.
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Senate
Washington, DC
Wisconsin Legislator Faces Embezzlement Scandal Trial
In Washington DC the House sent the fate of a DUI case to conference after Wisconsin representative Cooper was accused of involvement with officials conspiring to undermine express competition.
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House
Washington, D.C
Cooper
Wisconsin
Phopburn Wath
Fragmented Gleanings from Across Atlantic News
A messy Atlantic roundup notes tentative travel cuts to four days by 1970 and a Society for Ethical Culture report of over $1,000,000. It cites Canada apple imports valued at $300,000, a census figure for London, and donations to a theological seminary totaling $230,000 and $125,000. Ohio teachers averaged seventy-two cents daily last year amid broader global trade figures and historic notes on Japanese troops and U S forts near Vndivastok.
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Society For Ethical Culture
France
Canada
Lordon
Ykimon Theological Seminary
Ohio
Japan
Odes
Wied
Austrasia
Vultal
Argentina
Alou Crys
Dowle
Diay
United States
Chitin
Hkvis
Indictment in Tom s River poison case Brouwer
Dr Franis W Brouwer a well known physician in Tom s River is indicted for murdering his wife Carrie Brouwer by giving arsenic and ground glass. The grand jury returned a first degree indictment as prosecutors raced to Red Bank for court.
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N.J
Prank W. Brouwer
Carrie Brouwer
Brouwer
Juddassent
Bronyon
Red Bank
Supreme Cont Jaatice Hendrickson
Mendrickson
Sheryl Jefferys
J. W. Coiniebach Shedrisoter
O Toms River
Caremyetert- Miss
Alexe
Eliane Deh Theyer
Cate
Browner
Rouwer
Springield
Mass
Santtarun
Goshen
Ocean County Garand
Pubte Sentiment Ltd . Teototives UC Cuo
Ar. Brouwer
Grand Juey
Mr. Cate
Mutualization of Equitable Life Takes Shape in NYC
In New York City, led by Grover Cleveland Paul Morten and with Thomas F Ryan's support, steps toward mutualizing the Equitable Life Assurance Society were taken. The charter will allow policyholders to elect 28 of 52 directors while stockholders elect the remaining 24. Changes include retirements of stock and transfers of control formerly held by James A. Tyden to Thomas F. Ryan, with trustees including Grover Cleveland land Judge Morgan J. O'Brien and George Westinghouse. Cost is cited as 6981 to run. Richmond Pearson Hobson testified at Montgomery Alabama about opposing Rep. Bankhead’s nomination. Judicial notes mention railroad contracts and a critique of President Taft, while Stephen O’Meara is named for a police commissioner post in Boston. Mecklenburg County marks the 395th anniversary of the Mecklenburg Declaration. Presbyterian unity efforts are noted with a 163 to 0 vote.
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New York City
Grover Cleveland
Paul Morten
Thomas F. Ryan
James AH. Tyde
Thomas FL Ryan
Mtnds
Grover Clove
Morgan J. O'Brien
George Westinghouse
Louisville
Uta Ward Tlawe
Boston
New York Telephone Company
San Francisco
Staten Island City
Corry
Pivate
New York
Vermont
Trice
Aichmond
Southern Wallway
Thaes Denicke
Uie Tiquitable
Hyatt
Pmt
Mascine Toeurance Company
California
Lovel
G. A. Romen
Lafayette
Charles Roudebush
Sherrand
Trev
Frank Weaver
Inister
Prankin Neb Weather Destroys Crops and Storm Hits Area
Turbulent conditions at Prankin Nebraska caused forty five quinutts daily stones and baseball sized debris to crash through roots and windows. A subsequent dust storm and seven inch rainfall disrupted crops while waters rose in Chinlite lot. Local race and political notes appear amid confused reports of national events and officials.
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Neb
Chinlite
Demands of the Dunma Rejected in Czar Address Firestorm
In St Petersburg the Duma balked at the Czars demand for a ministry, while granting universal suffrage despite opposition. The government read a largely autocratic reply as terrorist attacks surged, including bombings in Sebastopol wounding officials and civilians during imperial anniversary celebrations.
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Russia
Duma
Goremykin
Goveophin
Bat
Council of Ministers
Duna
Lightning Kills at Mobile Ball Game
A violent storm near Mobile struck a ball game, causing five deaths and around twenty injuries. Victims include John Green, Arthur Moody, Charles Thomas, Donald Tourrt, and Steven Tourrt, aged from nineteen to twenty. Serious injuries include Fred Johnson and John Yokers. Dozens were knocked down as showers of debris flew, with corpses and burned items reported at the autopsy scene.
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Alg
Eine Ip
Vivid Hahtube
Forminy
Jarme
Joln Green
Necro
Arthur Moody
Charles Thomas
Donald Tourrt
Steven Tourrt
Fred Johnson
Fred Bureh
George Cleveland
Dellate
Chews Pingers Attack Aboard Ship At Seaford
An apostle of Christ warned Captain Edward Jones aboard a vessel at Seaford. A confrontation over a personal message led to a struggle with a revolver and a sailor being drowned. The captain survived after his hand was amputated and the crew member rescued.
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Edward Jones
Talice
Negra
Jonrs
Nanticoke
Seaford
Hick
Capetain Jones
Japan
Mamehuuah
Greece
Hturmayti
Don Julie
Don Carlos
Barcelona
William M. Groff
Whiladelphia
Charnres
France
Trojan
Fez
Mororepo
Algecras
Angora
Manollta
Leo
Gironde
Pauillac
SAW TIES SONS DROWNING TRAGEDY IN STORM
In Ostiad Huxs Sanh a squall capsized a small boat carrying two boys, Slmon White and Vervanee Hay. their father, who was with them, survived after a rock caused a halt. The boys sank near the shore.
Chicago wage standoff prompts school teachers to strike
Amid turbulent labor tensions, Chicago teachers resist compulsory duties and demand higher pay. The record catalogs protests, disrupted classes, and public debates as schools face funding strains, with officials seeking negotiation and a quicker settlement.
Representative Towne Attacks Roosevelt in Office Conduct
The report covers Representative Charles A. Towne of New York sharply arraigning President Roosevelt’s conduct in office. It notes reactions from the Neils-Reyiialis report on packing houses and mentions Cortelyou’s response to representations by Captain George Dyer and Lieutenant McNamen regarding naval free delivery on the island. The week ahead in Washington is expected busy with Canal legislation and appropriation bills.
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Charles A. Towne
New York
Roosevelt
Neils-Reyiialis
Ayarthers
Cortelyou
Fye
Siorge
Dyer
U.S. N
Gian
Tieutenant TL McNamen
Washington
Senate
Washington BH. Gindde
Philp
Alaska
Senate Public Land Committee
Heausé Foreign Amira Committee
CML
China
Raw Feed and Groceries Price List Highlights
A scanned catalog lists prices for dairy products and groceries. Entries include butter, cream, cheese, eggs, various meats, fruits, vegetables, and staples with unit prices, weights, and occasional percentage discounts. The fragmentary OCR covers Western Vita, Amana Pear, Pineapple, and poultry items among others. Prices are given per pound, per bushel, or per bag, reflecting a midcentury market catalog style.
PAIUS TAKES POR 1 GONDS The Pennsylvanian Drama
A chaotic garbled report discusses finance and trade, noting Pennsylvania Railway bonds and currency issues, French borrowing, and cotton talks. It mentions West Africa cotton plans, weather impacts on crops, building activity, and political commentary, with scattered references to Congress, agriculture, and industry amid a stormy economic climate.
Graft at Pennsylvania Railroad Revealed in Stock Schemes
The Interstate Commerce Commission hearings exposed officials at the Pennsylvania Railroad benefiting from coal stock allocations. William A Patton and others admitted substantial stock holdings valued in the hundreds of thousands, with further details and witness testimonies outlining graft patterns and directors initiating probes.
Field of Sports preview with scattered baseball figures
Fragmented sports notes claim unofficial averages for stolen bases and batting leaders. References to the Phillies New York Americans and Cleveland teams appear alongside a claim that pitcher Jon Lush threw a 1000 first no run game, with Atlanta fans doubting New York’s form.
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Frank Chance
Philadelphians
Tonn Battey
New Yorks
Jon Lush
Phillies
New York Americans
Iw Gostons
Clevelands
Cuticura Soap Cures Child’s Severe Eczema After Painful Weeks
A Newburgh mother describes her infant’s dramatic recovery from a painful skin condition using Cuticura Soap and Cathenra Resolvent. She notes the baby’s swelling and peeling improved after 43 days of treatment, with neighbors confirming the account. The ad mentions the product as essential in the household. The second item reports Bulgaria’s plan to start motor omnibus service linking towns to railways, likely via private enterprise, importing cars abroad due to no local factories.
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Nut Ag
Mra
Alex. Weeks
North Water St
Newburgh
Motor 'Honoe
Bulgaria
Dulgarku
Motor News
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