Forties and Pasts Marked by Turbulent Events Across Nations
A garbled historical clipping recalls varied incidents from forty, thirty, and twenty years ago. It references political shifts at Bendtur Cie and secretary actions in Michigan, wartime finance debates, labor demands, and notable figures like Aliceman and Mansfeld. The article hints at gold price movements, protests, and policy debates, weaving multiple era snapshots into a single long column.
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Bendtur Cie
Mletigan
Ani
Murey
Tonite Meret
New York
Mwewapagers
Uikhian
Puto Coneliivo da Liverios
Teyetuenn
Daltul
Aninigter
Maychind
Gevalia
Civic
Newayapers
Stalin
Atterkey
Efrain Mansfeld
Sevier
Stole Murey
Gal Advocate
Moree
Dredd
Charleston
Scl
Richmond
Ldneali
Iisuadl
neLnhatn
Gem. Sloughton
Lita
Mosely
Myalrfax Court
Howe
Chiengo Winehinivty
Eighceen
Burdick murder case corespondent Pennell dies in crash
Pennell and wife, linked to the Edwin L. Bardick murder case, died in a steep precipice automobile crash near Kensington. Police suspect suicide or murder tied to Bardick scandal. Wife fatally injured, reportedly valued at $200,000 in insurance. Pennell was a Britain New York lawyer with a provincial practice.
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Alr
Pennell
Britain N.Y
Edwin L. Bardick
Elreles
Burdick Ensettta
Lina
Remacka
von Holl
Mrs. Denne
India
Wblirdick
Buediek Birestiguilen
Farmers Hold Much Grain as March Wheat Stocks Reported
March 1 federal agriculture bulletin shows 134,000,000 bushels of wheat on hand, about 24.5 percent of last year's crop, with various grain figures and percentages for corn, oats, and other staples across farm stocks. Aged figures reflect holdings compared to early 1900s crops and production.
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Department of Agriculture
Wall
Aml Wi
Bradatreet
Grata
Hwad
Metdig Monit
Aggeregitte
Seaton
Darta Hico
Porto Rico
United States
Wits
Tulinecen
Coulnéry
Porta Rion Aliciie
Leon
Styeh
Labor unions and strikes sweep across cities and industries
Workers organize across North America and Cuba with unions forming among cement pavers clerks drivers and factory crews. Reports note wage demands in Chicago and Pottery workers seeking raises while British and Canadian rail laborers gain pay increases. State labor reports show rising union membership and scattered strike actions amid broader unrest in early 1900s industry.
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Minyankee
Toronto
Cromida
Chippewa Walls
Wie
Indianapolis
Elneks
San Francisco
United
Min
Retuil Elurke Linge
Aberdeen
Kanane Cley
Freight movement fuels gains amid industrial notes
We Weekly Trade Review cites improving freight flows and rising steel demand as industry benefits. It highlights increased production in steel rails and tubes, strong spring wholesale trade, and grain exports, with Western freight and navigation prospects easing market strains despite rolling-stock shortages.
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New York
We Weekly Trade Review
KR. G. Dun & Co
United States Steel Corporation
Alh
United States
Canada
Chicago Cattle and grain prices across markets
The page lists varied commodity quotes for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago Minneapolis St Louis and other markets. It notes prices for wheat corn rye oats and flour milling terms with several ranges and specific bids from multiple grain centers and stockyards.
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Chicago
ST. Heap
Tudinonipolis
St. Louie
Sheen
St.lg
Sao
Milwaukee
Burley
Toledo
Eloyer Seed
Choles
Light of Liberty in Russia Promises Religious Freedom
Fragmentary text discusses a progressive decree following serf emancipation in Russia. It claims to grant freedom of religion to non orthodox subjects, foster self government, and reduce state control while urging cooperation between communal authorities and parish trustees to implement reforms in village life and public institutions.
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Rupsla
Russia
Halle
Tusetine
Fife
Vilage
Iilm
Perratty
Theihlie
Roosevelt mulls calling Congress over Cuban reciprocity
A Washington correspondent reports President Roosevelt has not ruled out an extraordinary session of the Fifty-eighth Congress to advance the Cuban reciprocity treaty. He favors swift action to rally the treaty, with Senate plans tied to canal policies and Panama. Strong hopes exist that the Senate will act this session.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Senate
Ft. Ly
Congress
Cuba
Bia
Panama Canal
Culun
News from Our Colonies Report on Philippine Women Influence
An officer recently returned from the Philippines notes changes among native women in dress adornment and manners as they interact with American soldiers and their wives. The report highlights shifting social norms observed over the past year amid colonial presence.
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Gontice
Senate in Extra Session Recaps Treaty News and Rates
The Senate met in extra session with President Prye appointing Kegen of New Jersey as presiding. Oathes were taken for Clarke of Arkansas Stone of Missouri and Gallinger of New Hampshire. Debates covered treaty copies Spanish text and Spooner law attachment, with executive sessions and adjournment timings noted.
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Senate
Pra Tons Prye
Kegen
New Jersey
Cicer India Shaenen
Damen P. Clarke
Arkansas
W. J. Stone
Missouri
Gallinger
New Hampshiee
Stone
AL. Crekrell
Lodge
Clarke
Cullum
Committee On Foreign Relations
Secretary of State
Ate
Albaon
Cullom
Benatur Morgen
Spooner
Parteama Canal Company
My. Frye
Alison
Har
Gullo
Morgan
Secretary Cortelyou's plan for the new Commerce and Labor Department
Secretary Cortelyou outlines a reorganized Commerce and Labor Department with twelve transferred branches and extensive appropriations. The proposal lists salaries for the secretary's office, the bureau of corporations and manufactures, and related divisions, plus special examiners and seamen’s union terms, and notes freight revenue for February and January port totals and Seamen’s Union arrangements.
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Tala
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cortelyous
Department
Otha
Qurtelyou
UGO
Bureau of Corporations and Manufactures
Suboudiente
Ulee
Bureau Cot Corporations
Salarion
Bureau of Statistics
Troboken
N J
Now York
San Francisco
Heyalk
Alarming Flood Precautions and Convict Guards on Mississippi Levees
The lower Mississippi valley braces for severe floods as planters, riverside labor, and convicts guard embankments from Memphis to New Orleans. Fear grows over treachery and levee breaches while Yazoo Mississippi levee board enlists hundreds of convicts with rifles to protect homes and land from the rising waters and possible sabotage.
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Mississsippi
Arinnaar
Mississippi
Louisiane
Ohio
Missouri
Mississippo
Badger Point
Memphis
New Orleans
Embankment
Yazoo-Mississippi
Coal Operators Freed in Chicago Jury Ruling
Judge Chetlain in Chicago instructed a jury to acquit the coal operators indicted on an alleged conspiracy in restraint of trade. He held the state courts lacked jurisdiction and ordered the defendants freed while noting future prosecutions could occur only in federal courts. The courtroom erupted with relief among the defendants and their counsel.
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Chicago
Chetlais
Cheliain
Chettain
Chetlam
Howover
United States
Fragmented Quotes From Lineage Interviews on Struggle and Work
A garbled collection of brief quotations and attributions discusses struggle, contentment, labor, education, religion, and policy. Notable names appear: McLaurin, Kaiser Wilhelm, Lorimer, Clark, Eliot, Tyley, Saylor, and Bray. The text reflects a collage of opinions on society, labor rights, and moral values.
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Averidan
Animiered, Bie Pranes
Whildelphia Newamiers Iied
Wnsuri A Bagkinikis
Priuig Wirker
Georgia
New York City
Liverpool
A. Eilizella
Pilladelphia
Clark G. Mluwhu
Kalemazoo
Mich
Porida
Lough Caroline
Thean- Bab
Sehbuyluy Colax
Tome
Routh Bon
Indeltlaana
Hiy Funor
James G. Blaine
William Methinley
Venphol
Ebbitt
Warashington
Blaine
Bilzanril
Stirtus
Casy Rvinstoynr
Cotwabte College
Cansultter
Ruy
Morgan Dix
Grover Cleveland
Sally Myriad
Boston
Fameurn
United Beatey Hotet
Rene
Gnarice
Atha Unitd
York
Citid
Bune
Foe
Burdick
Orn
Onis
Iz Ghia
Saaght
North Dukla
California
Loltud
Roeporis Troy Theoma
Porthin
Ore
Bolted
All Union Daiehitista
Syn Wraneines
Cal
Topeka
Inn
Waorke
Punbroke
Tha Tradu Uolona
Fittsburg
Visijors
Karaus
Enghal
Iletle
al Jlemands
Kean
N. 3
Ork
Aliizon
Platt
Itu
Hoar
Committee On Printing
Teller
Judiciary Committee
Custom
Wiashington
South Carolina
McLaurin
Kaiser Wilhelm
George OC
Lorimer
Clark
Utan
William
Bronever
Germany
Eliot
Warfard
Tyley
Yaie
Morry
Tam
Vnavar
Saylor
Vassar
Iethi Geok
W. A. Brooks
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