European Market Trials Prove U.S. Fruits Can Profit Abroad
Experiments show American fruit growers can price apples peaches Bartlett pears in Paris London Liverpool Hamburg and other European cities and sell at higher profits than in the United States. California and Florida oranges were sold in England France and Germany with notable gains. The Agriculture Department will test foreign markets for plums apricots and other fruits to curb domestic surplus.
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Maces
Paris
London
Liverpool
Ilamburg
United States
Pirie
Hambure
California
England
France
Germany
Agricultural Department
Autopsy Reveals Glanders Fatality in New York Case
An autopsy at Rice Tel leomergue New York on Benjamin Wilken’s body found death from glanders. Dr Weston led the examination with twenty physicians and surgeons from local medical colleges present. The illness traced to a horse contact at a house reported as afflicted, marking early glanders cases in the United States.
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New York
Rice Telleomnergue
Beojamin Wilken
Glanders Lr
Weston
Toenel
Bellevue Medical Colleges
Horges
Hilson
Nent
Fitchburg
Siass
United States
Chaotic Crime And Local News Clippings Mixed In A Turbulent Report
Fragmented OCR yields a jumble of crimes and events including an attempted cremation of a boy by five assailants near Findlay Ohio, a Santa Monica train robbery with one dead, Gov Bailey surrendering over temperance issues, Chicago teamsters seeking independence, Uruguay peace, a tugboat wreck with five drowned, and assorted foreign political notes.
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Humimell
Treorge Hummell
Findlay
Ohio
Celly
Findlay Hydraulic Cross
Heavis
Hunmells
Collision Between City of Paxton and Plymouth in Long Sound
A large steamship collision occurred near Cull Island as City of Paxton and Plymouth class ships maneuvered through the sound. The Plymouth struck the City of Paxton and hull damage flooded holds, but bulkheads kept the crew from abandoning ship, allowing both vessels to reach harbor.
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Pop Island
Piiteilayraight
Larga
Plymouth
Thosgreat
Gap
Cull Island
Nuster
Paanton
Legislature bills move through third reading and senate action
The civil service referendum bill heads to third reading with potential amendments. The House passes the supreme judicial reapportionment bill shifting the fourth district to Republican control. A sportsmen bill faces last minute amendments while Chicago park bills and drainage issues advance in committees with expected difficulties ahead.
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House
Supreme Judicial
Supreme Court
Republica Striet
Titdee “Carter
Senate
Chicago Drainage Board
State Canal
Howse
Drainage Board
Assembly session actions and bills progress report
At the opening of the Assembly session on Thursday morning motions targeted counties monuments funding and a concurrence on a bill after debate. The anti-cigarette bill cleared health committee with a 30 to 90 day imprisonment penalty option and Timlin bill debate followed as other measures passed the Senate with varied importance.
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Ray
committee_on health and sanitation
Cady
Timlin
Milwaukee
Afr. Doolittle
Senate
Labor and discrimination issues amid mine region and notable cases
The report covers commission findings on wage scales and discrimination in the mining area, noting a sliding pay scale up to twenty percent, general good social conditions, and planned wage comparisons. It mentions the Live era poisoning case and a 1904 release, plus Florence Elizabeth Chandler and James Maybrick marriage in 1900 with details on ages and residence.
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Commission
Senate
Uinidh
Syrielin
Labor ‘Union
Spescagauana
James ” “Moybricktat
Ann Harth
Washington
Noreason
Jan Tre
Decision by Strike Commission Sets Coal Industry Rules
The commission orders awards to take effect July 7 1402 and remain through April 1 1006 except for slide-scale provisions. It requires eight hour shifts with weekly rest days, continued pay, mandatory investigation of disputes, compulsory arbitration, and strict child labor enforcement. Union formal recognition is denied while employers may hire nonunion workers, with costs estimated for operators miners and transportation firms totaling 58 million.
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Bion
Anfebel
Eere
Bte
Mitchell
Imacdiate
Mineral Union
Gov. Stone
Pennsylvania
Iabor
Counser
Uifera
Baer
Ben Palgca
Commission
Rand
Forestantil
Pertherst
Political and legal notes amid labor and state affairs
Legislative sessions pass local bills and discuss taxation reforms while miners and operators face arbitration limits. Reports describe militia, wage disputes, and commissions on coal regions with March 31, 1906 deadlines. Former Maybrick case in England draws public interest amid trials and appeals.
Senate Approves Cuban Pact Amid High Senate Debate
The Senate debated the reciprocity treaty with Cuba with Senators Moore and Berry opposing committee amendments that would limit sugar duty reductions. A motion to reveal secret speeches was debated as voting began, and the session closed after the President informed deferral of defense figures.
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iasSi
Senate
Acton
Imoster
Louisiane
Berry
United States
Congress
Jptliard
San
Congressional Record
Tanna
Voraker
Fairbanks
Depew
Gormans
Hanann
Gan
Canal
Panama
War and
Navy Departments
Labor unrest and union activity across cities worldwide
Reports of planned strikes and union actions include Pittsburg painters seeking $3 0 0 daily pay, Milwaukee’s messenger service success, Duluth carpenters’ local Steamfitters union formation, Toronto clothing workers wage demands, and English compositors' standard rate. Miners in Russian iron mines work ten hours, Swiss ten hour days with low wages, and Des Moines horseshoers win nine hour days. Anderson Indiana building trades oppose unions. Legislation in Michigan aims to limit conductor and motorman hours. Unemployment remains high among 225 trade unions reporting 26 454 unemployed.
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Toronto
England
Idussian
Des Moines
Horaeshoers
Anderson
Ind
Labor-Department of
Vdon Board of “Rade
Tntema
Dion i
Battal
Market and trade note on textiles and commodity shifts
The report surveys fluctuations in textiles and raw materials with notes on foreign competition, leather, copper, and wool shipments. It cites higher wholesale rates, cautious buyers, stock flurries, and steady forward quotations amid embargo removals and varied export figures.
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Ealers
Mallee
Sonstructianz
Etiestighost
Chicago
Canada
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