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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
1
Washington figures debate executive rights to withhold papers, antitrust enforcement, and reforms. United States officials study presidential orders, Knox guidance, and the May portrait payment record while lawmakers press inquiries into Standard Oil and Apex interests. Attorney General Wickersham forecasts prosecutions under evolving antitrust rulings as the House committee investigates expenditures and corruption risks.
Reports detail defense attorneys for a charged beef packing firm in Chicago arguing before Judge George A. Carpenter at the U S District Court. The case centers on alleged restraint of trade conspiracy and criminal combination in restraint of trade amid a flurry of related legal actions and statements from officials.
A fragmented dispatch recounts a series of international happenings. Personal Mies Mary Manoering is reported as a victim of a crime in New York City, while figures like Fred erick O. Wadsworth of Detroit and Congressman Henry George are linked to public affairs. Monarchs, presidents, and dignitaries are noted in Rome, Madrid, and London alongside political upheavals, assassinations, and battles with deaths and property losses. The report also mentions a colossal monument project in Rome and military casualties in Nicaragua.
A garbled cache of reports mentions a Kentucky association, claims of war impact on battles, a Navy strength talk by Secretary of the Navy Wilner, a baby rescued in Los Angeles, Fourth of July street celebration in Denver, a Mansfield court case, an anatomy prize winner from Antab Turkey, a Boston suicide, a Johns Hopkins professor patenting a heart stimulant, and railway finance moves by Great Northern.
An Iowa page item reports a fatal lightning strike near Greet and Ferdinand Bustaft’s farm, with property losses at Lass $10,900 and $5,600. Other notes include a drowning incident, a fatal motorcycle crash, a train accident near Fort Atkinson, and various local incidents across towns like Waterloo, Des Moines, and Ames.
Washington says Taft will seek the 1912 Republican nomination with Roosevelt possibly not running against him. Roosevelt may allow Taft’s administration to continue, while others push for Roosevelt as a rival. A meeting in Baltimore amid Jubilee celebrations sparked political chatter among senators and officials.
Washington report says about 1009 post offices across oversalaate and territory will gain increases starting July, largely 4100 per year with some up to 200, and a few reductions due to lower business. Fifty offices designated as postal savings depots, with machine time and other offices listed in the Western states including Cameron Chillicothe New Seward Nav Funmetehurg and Newmint Plea aht Iowa.
The body of Joha Atsick, proprietor of a Lake Washington hotel, was recovered from the lake. Authorities say a large sum of money was found with him, and initial reports imply the cash may be tied to the death. Investigators are cautioning a cautious interpretation as they probe how the money ended up in the water.
The Mausachhusetta Institution of Technology held its annual commencement exercises on Monday. President Welyqra McLauredI conferred 953 degrees. Among the graduates was Willan Arnold Grant of Fremont.
The Reciprocity Bill faces a committee defeat attempt on the Root amendment affecting print paper and pulp clauses. Frantic opposition shifts to the Senate floor on Tuesday as critics rally to block passage, while the president urges Democratic senators to stand firm against the amendment after executive testimony.
A fragmentary dialogue shows The Professor claiming an ordinary price will absorb a quart of water while The Pugilist jests about his brother, implying the brother never absorbed water in his life. The exchange hints at humor or mischief in a stage or literary snippet.
A Philadelphia reader recalls suffering eczema as a child and sleepless nights. After trying many doctors, Cuticura Remedies cured the condition on herself and later her children. She praises Cuticura Soap and Ointment and notes the product’s broad availability and a free booklet offer.
Australia’s Victoria region reports hundreds of library outlets with self patronized users. Revenue from subscriptions grants totals about 340000 dollars. About a million books are housed as general literature and history receive significant attention.
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