Senatorial integrity impugned by anti tempta tion proposal
Washington City reports a heated session over the Rock bill barring congressmen from practicing as land grant railways attorneys. Mitchell urges constitutional concerns and a broad application to rail-related legal work while Beck defends the profession. The debate spanned the house and senate with vetoes and open sessions discussed.
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Pan Electric scandal report to be presented to house
Washington June 24 The investigating committee says its reports on the Pan Electric scandal are ready for the house and will be presented soon. The minority favors strong condemnation of federal officers linked to Pan Electric while the majority defends actions as private or official duties.
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Old Fight Revived Over Union Meeting and Striker Demands
A disrupted Chicago port yard dispute unfolds as Phoy Tnataton Nbao bat Union Mee demands removal of objectionable men. Strikers clash with management at Lake Shore & Michigan Southern lines, threaten to halt engines 407 and 408, and block shipments. Indirect blame and protests ripple through freight operations as talks stall. The scene centers on yard clashes, engine assignments, and a resumed labor confrontation with the company reluctant to concede.
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Trial verdict ends boycott plot against concert hall
In New York on June 24, Wil dy, head of the Carlandi Musical Club, was found guilty of organizing a boycott against George Tholes' concert hall and extorting $1,000 to lift it. The maximum penalty is five years hard labor. sentencing awaits Judge Garrott. Evidence showed Wil dy accepted a $1,000 check marked to “experias of boycott” as the decisive proof.
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Explosion at Morristown dynamite works shocks region
A massive blast at the Morristown area dynamite factory near Hopatcong devastates the countryside. Locals report tremors likened to an earthquake and flames along Lake Hopatcong. a farmer later confirms the Favorite works exploded and several men were killed.
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Secretive Power Plant Site Backlash Amid Smoke and Rumor
Reports describe a secluded power facility where owners keep details hidden due to social opposition. An explosion at the Torstin works near Lake Hopatcong is unverified, with rumors of casualties and building debris flung far as workers dine elsewhere.
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Plonic Terrors: Toxic Cream Poisoning In New Jersey Town
A dairy cream poisoning in a New Jersey town affected 211 people with six likely to die and twenty in critical condition. Doctors debate whether poison was natural or deliberately added after the plant and amid suspicion a devilish sustenance maker. Nearly every family received supplies of cream and other ingredients. the incident prompted an investigation and memorials.
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Ex Vice President Davis Nearing Death and Local Accidents
June 24 reports from Glenmiran and Brooklyn detail dire health updates and a fatal kerosene kitchen blast. Ex-Vice President David Davis remains critically ill with no clear recovery in sight. Verhard Wor feld, two months married, died from severe burns after an accidental kerosene flare. The Brooklyn Trust seeks $500,000 in mortgage foreclosure against Brooklyn, Flatbush and Coney Island Railroad. An elderly man identified as ex-Alderman Waite of New York is alive, amid misidentifications after a suicide attempt. Reports from Naganes, A. T., say Indian outrages in the promontories district are unfounded.
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