No three cent fare blocked in Cleveland rail line
Court grants permanent injunction against construction of a street railway line in Cleveland. Mayor Tom L. Johnson and city officials faced a setback as the court voided the proposed ordinance authorizing building roads on certain avenues. The ruling questioned municipal ownership and arbitration clauses cited by promoters.
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Texas Loses Case On Competition and State Charters
The Supreme Court rules there was no competition to destroy the state’s charter system. The decision discusses the constitutionality of trust law and limits on state authority. The ruling clarifies that the Senate cannot intrude on charter provisions and questions collection powers.
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Disbursing Officer Steals From Justice Dept
Henry Rechtin of the Department of Justice in Washington admits a shortage of 7600 dollars. The case links to a broader set of losses, with a total shortage reported around 30000 dollars described as an insured deficit. The court actions involve related cases in Pittsburgh and Cincinnati and reference other local incidents.
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Cincinna
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Fast Flag
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Volcanic Fissure Yields Gold Deposit in North Carolina
Reports describe a volcanic fissure near Joan Park in Madison County revealing a gold deposit in paying quantities after a sudden opening widened fifty feet. The event followed a cloudburst and sounds like thunder, with residents noting seismic activity and a notable mineral find.
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Madison County
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Lynch
Holiside
Rich but dies like 2 pauper in New York
Camille Lemoine a 57 year old French born mechanic who lived in a basement workshop at 65 West Houston Street New York was found dead with 178.75 in his pockets a gold watch and chain and deeds of property in a strong box. He lived in dire poverty with a cat for company and slept in the rear of his shop. Police noted he spent less than 15 cents daily on food and most property deeds were for Hoboken.
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Houston Street
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Hoboken
Desperate New Mexico Fights Reach El Paso
Couriers report two deadly clashes in New Mexico described by city detective Harold. A 12 year old boy Kile Six Indians and a herder kill five cowboys before the boy uses a concealed rifle to kill six attackers and is taken to a reservation. Separately Bud Lee battles a gang of cowboys at Springs 300 miles from El Paso, killing five and forcing surrender of the remaining assailants.
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el Paso
Texas
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Thomas Page
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Bud” Lee
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Valuable Mines attached force shutdown mine workers idle
The Manufacturers National Bank of Leavenworth sues Home Riverside Mining Company for 34105 on notes and drafts. The mine property is guarded by deputies and a receiver may be appointed for the three mines. Hundreds of men lose employment as the plant shuts down after a failed attempt to form a management company. President McNibben refused to resign.
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Bank of Heigls
Tute Berg
McNibben
Mystery in a Death and a Box Car Baby Tale
Dr. Jacob F. Meyer of Buffalo Minnesota was shot dead, his wife informing police first and being kept under surveillance for nervousness. A separate note tells of Mrs Mildred Goodrich traveling in a box car with an ailing baby, arrested then released after her husband aided clothing, the family’s Kansas City to Chicago journey marked by poverty.
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Winsa~uty
Chicago
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Senate and House pass wide range of reform and military bills
congressional actions include bills on prison commutation, census office inclusion, tax refunds on legacies, and arts funding. canal bill debates with Carmack civil service inquiry, and Dawes agreements. House approves bankruptcy law changes, land appeals, and Dawes era measures amid intense Philippine and military academy discussions. Senate details cover wind cave park land, routes to final conference on army, and territorial admission debates. Washington notes mention ending tax on beer and Vatican-accepted friars lands plan.
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Economic Outlook Says Activity Remains Steady Despite Delivery Delays
The Weekly Review of Trade notes a bright crop outlook and prosperous year ahead though delivery delays persist in iron, steering, and rail components. May earnings rise 8.7 percent from last year while traders report high prices for Bessemer pig iron for next year and steady wool prices. Labour unrest and increased living costs temper optimism, but money remains plentiful and wages higher than in years past. Northwest wheat activity shows a robust tonnage prospect with Minneapolis bank clearings up 159 percent from prior period.
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Ita
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Dun
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Minneapolis
Market Prices Across Cities Show Farm Commodities Shifts
Chicago cattle ranges 4.00 to 2.00, hogs 4.233 to 7.75, sheep up to 5.50, wheat No. 2 red and oats varied. Indianapolis hogs 41 to 7, cattle 7.40, sheep up to prime. Detroit wheat No. 3 79 to 90, corn 63 to 65, oats 45 to 40. Fire in a Missouri business causes 800 to 22,000 dollars in damage.
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