Meat Inspection Bill Battle Sparks Washington Protest
Representative Crumpacker of Indiana introduces a substitute for Beveridge meat inspection. The plan limits federal power, allowing state inspection to stand if accepted by the secretary of agriculture. If opposition arises, the secretary may halt interstate meat and order thorough federal checks. Edward Cudahy of Omaha protests Beveridge provisions and the cost of inspection.
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Washington
Croompacker
Indiana
Beveridge
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Crumpacker
Edward Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Congress
Packers oppose Beveridge inspection amendment objections
Representative Lorimer of Illinois outlines packers' concerns about secretary of agriculture authority for further rules and lack of court review for inspector rulings. He notes 70 percent of meat is suspected and supports public disclosure of the Neill Reynolds report. Packers have not asked for hearings. cattle raisers protest the inspection cost amid opposition.
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Lorimer
Ilinois
Beveridge
Secretary of Agriculture
Neill-Reynolds
House Committee On Agriculture
Senate
Madden
Mlinogis
House
Immunity Bill Passed Amid Hearings On Corporate Immunity
Washington June 1 The Knox Immunity bill, amended by the judiciary committee, passed the senate after unanimous committee support. It clarifies that the corporate commissioner may compel production of books and records even if incriminating, but immunity applies only to a natural person who testifies under oath or produces evidence under oath.
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Washington
Committee On Judiciary
Senate
Chicago
Department of Commerce Mid Labor
Daniel
Knox
Dinner to Justice Brown in Washington
Associate Justice Henry Billings Brown of the United States Supreme Court attended a Bar Association of the District of Columbia dinner in Washington on June 1. The event honored his retirement announced recently. Speakers included the president, and Brown addressed concerns about lynching as a sign of the public determination to punish criminals.
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Justice Brown
Washington
Henry Billings Brown
United States Supreme Court
Bar Association of the District of Columbia
Conferrees Have the Worst Five Do
The record describes a team facing looming troubles as conference foes hold the toughest stretch, with five challenging games ahead. Key players are noted for their recent struggles, and coaches emphasize defense and consistency to survive the tough slate.
Senate and House Conferrees Resolve Most Amendments
The senate receded on three amendments while the house conferrees accepted thirty nine. Changes of minor importance shown by the senate receding do not affect the bill. The disputed items include the express company amendment oil and producing properties ownership by common carriers the anti pass provision sleeping car provision Jin Crow cars bill of lading provision retention of in its judgment and fairly remunerative and the side track amendment.
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Senate
House
Senate Advances Immunity and Lighthouse Bills in Quiet Session
Washington June 1 The senate passed the Knox immunity bill and the omnibus lighthouse bill with little debate. military academy and employers liability bills advanced. A committee amendment requiring negligence by a superior railway official was disagreed to, awarding damages to a man whose own carelessness caused his injury. An executive session was held. The house passed the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill totaling 2784 800, while legislative executive and judicial and post office appropriations were sent to conference.
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Washington
Senate
House
Post Office
Assassins of Consul Stuart Caught
Tiflis reports the assassins who killed United States vice consul William H. Stuert at Batoum have been captured and confessed to bribe incentives. Names of the instigators are also said to be under arrest. The victim was a White Man. Charlotte, N C June 1 Thirteen alleged mob members who lynched John Johnson at Wadesboro N C are jailed without bail on murder charges. Warrants issued for five others.
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Stuart
Tiflis
Transcaucasia
Asassins
William H. Stuert
United States
Batoum
Institutors
Charlotte
N. C
Wadesboro
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Alfonso
Canada
Indianapoli
Delaware
Dover
Austria
Servia
Tennessee
Nashville
Wmatma County
John TD
Rockefeller
Europe
Erin
Cowle
St. Clary
Mary Reed
Tubert
Cook
Cleveland
James Shaw
Mount Carroll
Illinois
Panama Canal Commission
Spand
Canal
Sixteenth Johnstown Flood Correspondents Banquet Held
In Johnstown Pennsylvania last night the sixteenth annual banquet of the Johnstown Pa Flood Correspondents association was held. The event gathered local journalists to commemorate coverage of the disaster and raise funds for future reporting efforts.
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Johnstown Pa
Rural routes favor Illinois in growth of rural free delivery
A historical survey shows rural free delivery concentrates in Illinois Ohio Minnesota with 14 079 routes across seven states about 40 percent of all routes. It notes 53 037 petitions for service and adverse reports, cost to public remains low around two dollars per person annually while farmers increase mail activity and local commerce expands through door to door service.
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Mississippi Valley
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
New York
Middle States
Mississippi
Ilinois
Cortelyou
P. V. DeGraw
Congress
House Funds Show Rural Substation Service on Permanent Basis
The report notes appropriation of $25,828,300 with $28,200,000 set aside for fette carriers and clerks at rural substations last month. It concludes this year’s figures exceed appropriations by about $3,000,000, indicating a permanent service level aligned with population growth and no further abnormal budget increases anticipated.
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Fette
Hagenbeck Wild Animal Congress Arrives in Freeport
The Carl Hagenbeck Greater Shows bring an all-encompassing triple feature to Freeport on Tuesday June 12. A colossal steel arena hosts trained wild animals and feats of astonishing novelty under famed tutor supervision, promising spectacular, unique acts with no accidents to spectators.
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Carl Hagenbeck
Freeport
Wizard of the
This Date in History Highlights Major Events
A succinct roll of notable events across centuries with key dates and figures. From the death of Doge Dandolo in 1205 to the Lewis and Clark exposition opening in Portland in 1905, the list marks births, deaths, battles, and political milestones.
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Henry Dandolo
Venice
Jerome of
Prague
Constance
Robert Cecil
Earl of Salisbury
Elizabeth
James I
Christopher Marlowe
Mary Dyer
Great Britain
Shannon
Chesapeake
Massachusetts Bay
Redfield Proctor
U. S
Vermont
Pope Gregory XVI
Grant
Lee
Battle of
Cold Harbor
James Buchanan
United States
Vicksburg
Cape Race
Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup claim
The sworn statement of the manufacturers protects you from opiates in Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup that drives the cold from your system. Sold by all druggists.
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Kennedy
Very Low Rates to German Baptist Brethren Meet in Springfield
Excursion tickets sold June 1 to 4 with favorable return limits. Apply to Chicago & North Western Railway agents. Rates also on C M & St P RR at various Wisconsin towns. Return by Sept 30. J B Sweaty, Agent.
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Springfield
Chicago & North-Western R’y
Burlington
Elkhorn
Delavan
Fontana
Kansasville
Kilbourne
Madison
McFarland
Stoughton
Walworth
Waukesha
J.B. Sweaty
Have your carpets cleaned by A M Hoover
Advertising note urging carpet cleaning by A M Hoover with a contact phone number 808 and a 4 14tf listing.
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A. M. Hoover
For Sale Store Building on Chicago Street
For sale a store building located at 100 Chicago street. Parties may inquire with Geo Lichtenberger at 27 Union street or G B Winter at 7 Chicago street. Also note low excursion rates to Buffalo via the Northwestern line with sale dates June 8 9 and 10 for Travelers Protective association meeting. Apply to Chicago & Northwestern Railway agents.
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Chicago Street
Geo. Lichtenberger
Union Street
G. B. Winter
Buffalo
N. Y
Northwestern
Travelers’ Protective Association
Chicago & Northwestern
R’y
Election Notice for Sixth District Supreme Court Judge
Notice proclaims that on Monday June 4 in Stephenson County Illinois an election will be held at voting districts to select one Supreme Court judge for the Sixth District. Polls open seven in the morning and close five in the evening. Dated Freeport May 8 1906.
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Stephenson
Circuit Court
Stephenson County
Illinois
Leah Ward
Robert
Ward
Freeport
Senator Proctor 75 Becomes Vermont Statesman Honored
Washington June 1 Vermont Senator Redfield Proctor marked his seventy fifth birthday with hearty congratulations from colleagues. Proctor, a quiet yet influential Republican, is praised for conscientious work and weighty opinions. He was born in Proctorville Vermont and educated at Dartmouth and Albany Law. He held Vermont offices including governor and lieutenant governor and served as secretary of war under Harrison. He advocated fortifications and reform, stabilizing army discipline and reducing desertions.
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Vermont
Washington, D. C
Capitol
Redfield Proctor
Vérmont
Proctor
Senator Proctor
Proctorville
Dartmouth College
Albany Law School
Vermont House of Representatives
Fairchild
Leonard Proctor
W. F. Smith
Gettysburg
Harrison
Watervoet
The Young Lawyer In New York Lecture Summary
In a College of Law lecture Henry W. Sackett argues that young New York practitioners must prove constitutional fitness, uphold high scholarship and integrity, and adopt up to date business methods. He claims leaders in the metropolis’ bar are incorruptible and that lawyers for big corporations often oppose wrongdoing, with moral standards at a high level today.
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New York
College of Law
Henry W. Sackett
Metropolis
New York World
Office Boy and Death Bird Facts
A humorous exchange about hiring a office boy ends with a mock interview. The piece then notes the New Guinea death bird, whose bite causes severe pain, blindness, convulsions, and death, followed by a drug advert for Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Turp cough syrup claiming non opiate content and druggist availability.
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New Guinea
Best oil price at Burrell Bros Cash Grocers
The post notes the best oil prices per gallon available at Burrell Bros The Cash Grocers located at 119 Stephenson Street with a typical rate in cents per gallon as indicated.
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Burrell Bros
Stephenson St
Property for sale on Carroll and Shawnee streets
Want to sell quickly. 115 Carroll property with an 85 foot frontage and a 360 or 40 foot lot on Shawnee. Sale terms: half cash, balance time. Open viewing Friday or Saturday June 1 or 2. De Jongh coordinates the listing.
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Carrol
Carroll
Shawnee Street
DE Jongh
Town Board Meeting Sets Friday Auditing Session
Town board holds a regular meeting Friday evening June 1 at 7 30 p m to audit bills. Citizens with claims against the town should present them at the Town Clerk Michael Steffen's Rice Building office on the second floor promptly.
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Michael Steffen
Rice Building
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