National Regulation of Labor Sparks Debate Across States
A long excerpt argues against corporate campaign spending and questions Roosevelt’s anti graft stance. It critiques annexation plans, cites Lipton on U S prosperity, and discusses civil service merit systems. Senator Lodge plans to push child labor bills, arguing federal power to regulate interstate commerce can ban goods made with child labor while opposing blanket federal labor rules.
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Congress
chHdren
Washington Post
Henry Cabott Lodge
Massachusetts
Beveridge
Senate
Massachusetts Sepstor
Movement For
New York
Pennsylvania
Finois
Commonwealths
Civil Service Flaws and Examinations Report
The commission reports on yearly civil service exams with 122 164 examined, 95 085 passed, and 41 877 appointed, a fall in examined and rise in appointments. Many top eligibles deemed ineligible due to salary limits and law. Only 67 of 35 603 rural carriers were removed, noting latitude for temporary hires and efficiency concerns for workers over 65. Substantial costs from superannuation exceed $400,000 annually. Washington employs 1 626, including 934 veterans.
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Vay
Isthmian Commission
Tha Commission
Commission
Comatesson
Washington
Reading of Names from a Fractured Ledger
Fragmentary OCR lists roles and names with titles such as high priest treasurer secretary and captains of the host. The legible items include MWigh priest urroll Stouder Haas Regd Teagardep trustees and several personal names like Willa Geake Av Sia Nrutzenhof and W. S. Spontutger.
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Urroll
MS Stouder
W. J. Haas
Reasurer
G. J. Regd
Mr Teagardep
Dally
Willa Geake
Av Sia Nrutzenhof
W. S. Spontutger
Fort Wayne Eagles Aerie elects officers. Ladies of the Masons install
The Fort Wayne Eagles Aerie and Ladies of the Maccabees elected officers for the year at a meeting at the Knights of Pythias Home. Names include Past President David Stow, Worthy President John Egzenann, Worthy Secretary Charles Rule, and Mayor G W Wilson as aerie physician.
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Fort Warne Aerie
Democratic Mayor Elected in Los Angeles Defeats Republican rival
In Los Angeles Dee G Arthur C Harper won the mayoral race for the Democratic ticket by a margin exceeding 2 150 over parallel candidate Lee OC Gates. Republican Wil Lindley trailed in third place with about 4 percent of the vote.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dee
Arthur C. Harper
Ubullage
Miyor
Lee OC
Gates
Wil Lindley
Roosevelt third term league organized in Chicago
The Roosevelt third term national league formed in Chicago with Edward A Horney as organizer and president. The group plans a Chicago headquarters and aims to enroll millions, insisting the effort comes from the people and not politicians.
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Chicago
Dee
Roosevelt
National League
Springfeld
Edward A. Horney
Leage
Mr. Hurner
Appalling Flood Damage Report In Arizona and El Paso
Describes flood devastation near Arizona and El Paso with collapsed wires, ruined homes in Chase Creek and North Clifton, looting shootings, and overwhelmed towns. Notes hospitalizations, loss of life, widespread destruction, and scarcity of eating places though provisions may arrive. railway bridges badly damaged. Also mentions a Patterson Store sale and a giant gas tank project in Astoria, NY with six 15 million cubic feet tanks powering a future gas plant.
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EL Paso
Tex
Dee
Cotton
Arke
Uney
North Clifton
New York
Astoria
Nitten Tent Tower
Meghegankochqua Tribe and Red Men Officers Elected
The Meghegankochqua Tribe of Red Men and Wayne tent No 54 K C T M elected officers for the year starting January 1, 1907. Officers named include Sadie, Wiliam Wlne, J. W. Kress, FL MM Kleekamp, William A. Aiken, William W. Birely, C. Howard, and trustees G. J. Dalley, J E. Yudsen, and DB L. Bowers. Also announced were the officer slate for Wayne tent and positions such as Past commander Thomas Porence, Gustave Wunderlia, Silas F. Miller, E. Altekruse, A. Heusbach, and others. details include corps, chaplain, sergeant, and trustees.
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Mecthocannoch
Sadie
Revert
Sugmors
Wiliam Wlne
J. W. Kress
Kleekamp
William A. Aiken
William W. Birely
C. Howard
Rockefeller and others served in St Louis standard oil suit
The United States marshal in New York reported service had been obtained on John D Rockefeller and co defendants in the government suit against the Standard Oil Company filed in St Louis. Defendants Henry H Rogers William Rockefeller Archbold Beaty Flaglar and H Parnes also served will appear in regular form here.
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ST. Louis
United States Court
United States Marshal's Office
New York
John D. * Rockefeller
Standard 68 Company
Rocke
Feller
Henry H. Rogers
William Rocke
John
Archbold
Beaty
EE Flaglar
H. Parnes
Lodge Elections at St Joseph’s Branch Catholic Knights of America
Joseph’s branch No 27 of the Catholic Knights of America elected officers including President William Schinkel, Vice President John Sorz, Recording Secretary Frank Xacks, Finance Secretary George Schmitt, Trustee Alexander Stonk, Sergeant at Arms Insenh Ehinger, and Sentinel Philip Minnick in a 1st district lodge meeting.
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St. Joseph's
Catholic Knights of America
William Schinkel
John Sorz
Frank Xacks
Nance
George Schmitt
Three Feare
Alexander Stonk
Insenh Ehinger
Philip Minnick
Knights of Mod Era Maccabees elect officers
Pioneer tent No 1116 Knights of the Modern Maccabees has elected officers including Past commander A J Reynolds commander J Schwanz lieutenant commander Jr Drew record and finance keeper F C Kraus barr chaplain H W Fel physicians Dr H V Blosser and Dr O Kandt sergeant J E Knapp master at arms J W McKenzie firet M of G W Vaerlehner second M of G A O Hara sentinel Charles Hox Rath plekat F J Ehrman.
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Knights of the Modern
Maccabees
A. J. Reynolds
J. Schwanz
Jr. Drew
F.C. Krausbarr
H.W. Fel
H. V. Blosser
0. Kandt
J. E. Knapp
Avarms
J. W. McKenzie
Firet
W. Vaerlehner
A O'Hara
Sentinel
Charles
Hoxrath
Plekat
Ehrman
Yankee Whalers On Hudson Bay Gone
The Era whaling schooner from New England was wrecked near Hudson Bay with loss of all hands. The decline of New England whaling is linked to the rise of Arctic dangers, shifting markets, and new Canadian regulations. Only a few vessels remain active in Davis Strait and Hudson Bay as the era ends.
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Yankee Whalers
Hudson Bay
BT. John's
N. I
Radford
Reeves
Eskimos
Montreal
Pennsylvania
Yeo
Wayland
Davis Strait
Arctic
Ans
Jouhtful
Totger
Elsontay
Watterson store displays salts for young men at low price
The Watterson store advertises salts for young men at 6.75 dollars, claiming prices lower than elsewhere. A marquee message invites shoppers to see the window display and wait before buying. The piece then shifts to a tale of Brittany faith and healing through St Yves, noting votive offerings in Breton churches after cures attributed to the saint.
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Watterson
Brittany
Tress
St Ives
For Sale Seven Room Dwelling on DeWald Street
Real estate advertisement offering a seven room dwelling with bath on DeWald Street. Also notes about Pettar eon store selling all wool inner pants at 6c. urgent help wanted for a package delivery in store. Rosenthals Ready to Wear Store at 112 West Berry and 732 Calhoun Street.
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DeWald St
Care Journal-Gaze
Pattéreon
Rosenthal
Local News Glimpses From Marion Indiana Community
Mrs C B Reedey of Got High street notified Urbana Indiana of her mother's illness. Sunday School Teachers union to meet at 4 pm tomorrow at the Home, ug East Columbus Street. teachers and mothers invited. George W LindeMuth relinquished duties to nurse grippe at home. Dr Harrod hopes to discharge patient soon. Mrs George Bowersock, Garrett, visiting in Marion en route from Frankfort to see her daughter. Bowersock is wife of Baltimore & Ohio railroader with 32 years service. Electric trouble last night as wires sparked an arc at a Calhoun street pole near Lou Fortielda shoe store. blaze extinguished. Councilman Philip H Wyas won prize in Nisitt Fishing Club banquet fishing contest at Langard cafe. club has two sessions yearly and plans spring and fall outings. Members include leading local fishermen. about 100 attended. Turkey dinner, storytelling between courses, music and singing. Club to hike to Ohturlu Take in May or June, in LaGrange county. Various quotations on prisoners and turkeys noted.
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Mra. C. Bf
Reedy
Got High Street
Urbana
Ind
Homa
Ug East Columpia Shest
George ‘W. Linde- Muth Tad
Harrod
George Bowergock
Garrett
Frankfort
Jessa Grice
Bowerweck
Bowersock
Tie
Baltimore & Gnio Railroad
Inemen
Black Tele
Lous Fortielda
Calhoun Street
Philip H. Wyas
Nisitt Fishing Club
Langard
Wiss
Marion
Ee Warried Fiwey
Billy King
George Farrell
Sonfé Tine
Sune
Ohturlu Take
Lagrange County
Cloak and Suit Dept Unveils Exclusive Styles at Low Prices
A catalog-style note promotes suits and coats with emphasis on style and quality. It asserts price counts for little beside exclusive fashion in the Cloak and Suit Department, inviting shoppers to compare value and style.
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Cloak and Suit
New York Lieutenant Governor Resigns to Become Judge
New York’s lieutenant governor resigned to accept a justice appointment in New York County. Governor Higgins appointed Morgen J. O’Brien to fill the vacancy, while Senator John Rolla of Cannondale assumed the lieutenant governor’s duties.
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Albany
Lynnarnéa
Rade Inlay
New York
Senate
Johin Rola
Cunandalgan
Patterson Store Sale Draws Large Crowd Despite Rain
The Patterson store held a great sale yesterday and rain did not stop many people from visiting. Shops reported high turnout as customers shopped storefronts and noted brisk buying despite wet weather.
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Patterson
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