States Defeated In Federal Rail Rate Conflicts
Minnesota and North Carolina lost appeals over state power to fix railroad rates. Supreme Court affirmed federal contempt rulings against state actions enforcing rate laws, with Justices Phelps and Pitkin delivering opinions. A dissent by Justice Pauling accompanied the Young case. Another report notes Durham W Stevens died from gunshot wounds after a Korean assailant targeted him over Korea’s protectorate.
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Wrecks and Deaths Reported in Sea and Rail Disasters
A string of incidents reflects peril at sea and on land. The Manteu Mart and Matsu Maru ships sink with hundreds dead near Hakodate while survivors are rescued by the Mideyoshi Mari and another steamer. In Wyandotte county teachers strike for signed warrants, delaying classes. Duke of Devonshire Spencer Compton leads a long life ending with heart failure. An Interurban derailment near Ingleson claims Michael Rochowiak. A horse thief Buckford dies by suicide rather than surrender. Rhodes scholar Ralph Many drowns near Cornwall. Fond du Lac store fire wipes out 100000 in loss. Chicago Grand Pacific Hotel suffers partial blaze leaving guests unhurt. Nebraska mayor Dr Nicholas McCabe arrested over liquor sale charges.
Fragmented Grand Rapids Tribune prose mixed with oblique features
A garbled OCR page from the Grand Rapids Tribune blends political, social, and cultural notes. It references names, places, and events in a jumbled, hard to parse format, with stray mentions of patrons, education, and international topics, but lacks coherent narrative or clear headlines.
Hill Objected to Visit By German Envoy and Hill’s Surprise
Reports from Washington detail the German government’s pure personal objection to Dr. David Jayne Hill’s role as American ambassador and strategist behind a formal visit. The friction centers on Hill’s relationship with Wilhelm II’s regime and the timing of the envoy’s counterpart actions. President Roosevelt’s administration remains cautious, awaiting a full explanation of the change in attitude while confirming Mr. Hill’s ongoing appointment.
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Bank Robbery Targets Lincoln Mining Payroll Secured
Peoria banker Oliver Frerer owner of Lincoln Mining Campins was robbed of 5000 on Wednesday afternoon near the public square by three men in a buggy. Two captors were captured after a pursuit ending in gunfire. one getaway man remains unidentified while the money was taken from Frerer as he carried miners payroll satchels.
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Appeal to the President for Federal Interference in Kentucky
Lexington reports petition by leading central Kentucky men seeks federal action if governor requests, aiming to unite executives for discussion. other items note denial of a settlement between the American Society of Equity and American Tobacco, betting bans at Benning, and various international and national incidents including royal health, bank threats, and beleaguered officials.
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Senator Bryan Dies at Providence Hospital
Senator Willan Bryan of Florida died at Providence Hospital at 2:06 a.m. Sunday from typhoid fever. He had served 73 days since taking the seat after Senator Mallory and was the seventh death in the Fifty-ninth Congress. The report notes other aging peers and the political context of adjournment and recent losses among Alabama and Vermont senators.
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United States
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Senate
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Littlefield Resigns From Congress Amid Stated Return to Law
Gov Wilko Ty Cebs received a letter from Congressman Charles T. Littlefield tendering his resignation from the House to take effect September 30. Littlefield cited a desire to resume his law practice, which he felt Congress constrained. The move surprised Gov Cobb and many Whig district friends, who regretted the decision.
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Fleet to Visit China and Pacific Posts in Present Policy
Washington reports the fleet will visit China, Australia, and Japan, with homecoming on Washington’s birthday. President Roosevelt may join the voyage before his retirement ten days later. The cabinet Tuesday accepted China’s invitation and decided to decline further social invitations with thanks.
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Confesses A A Brutal Murder Case In Anderson
Grover C. Blake and Orsel Reynolds of Anderson were arrested after Blake confessed to murdering his mother with a hammer and robbing her, implicating Reynolds. Blake said both men drank and needed money, and Reynolds struck the mother again. Additional items include Prince de Sagan in New York, a disastrous prairie fire in South Carolina, and other unrelated brief notices.
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Leland Hotel Fire Strikes During State Convention
Delegates to the Republican State Convention race to save belongings as the Leland Hotel in Springfield badly burns. Fire breaks out while the gathering is underway, threatening the Virginia estate and prompting rapid hotel evacuation. Some guests escape with few possessions. many items are saved, but losses are heavy.
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Robber's Head Blown From Body in Arkansas Bank Heist
In Gentry near Springtown Arkansas robbers attempted to blow open the Parnars bank safe early Thursday. One robber's head was blown off in the blast and his body lay near the bank. A second man fled. Police recovered a torn body and found a note of a second hold up. Earlier, a separate raid in Danville saw two men loot the Nanville Water Company offices at gunpoint taking cash and guarding employees.
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Traveling men dead in separate incidents
James O Neal of Philadelphia was deranged near Chilwell and died after leaping under a Mocking Valley train. He had been drinking and reportedly squandered money. W W Smith of Cleveland shot himself at a Pittsburgh hotel Thursday. motive unknown.
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Gen Horne Acquitted in Missouri Murder Trial
Gen R C Horne was found not guilty by a Kansas City jury of murdering H J Graves, editor of the Kansas City Post. The verdict states Horne was insane at the time of the shooting and remains in need of care in an asylum. Earthquakes shake Mexico City with two severe shocks. the first at 4:20 p m and a stronger one later at night. walls crack and clocks stop as crowds flee. In Milwaukee, Augusta Wetzel pleads guilty to perjury linked to T E Cameron frauds. Judge Quarles fines $1000 and imposes one day in jail. Virginia judge J W G Blackstone is removed for immorality and neglect. Greenville, Kentucky, central village area burned, population about 360. A Brooklyn Bridge jumper, Edwin J Dittmars, dies after leaping from the bridge. Minneapolis plans a 16 story Rogers hotel costing over $1,000,009.
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