Week's Brief Relic of World News and Local Updates
Information from all quarters shows Senator Allison likely to lead the staid Republican convention. Reports recount a fatal shooting in Providence and a chain of mob incidents, plus resignations, battleships sent abroad, bank robberies, and several notable deaths. The era's turbulence touches courts, politics, crime, and international events with scattered vivid details.
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Tn Tews
Tor Allison
Marshal Smith
Childers
Jake McDowell
Providence
McDowell
William Lockren
United States District Court
Minneagialis
Joseph Bassanell
North Dakota
Bismarck
Beck
McLean County
Alfred Woolens
Stresse
Mandan
China
Nasalice
Great Nortern Oriental Limited
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Chartes
D. Clark
States District Circuit Court
Chattanooga
Tenn
James Johnson
Alabama
Alabama Great Soathers train. Col. WW. @. Dallmeyer
Missouri
Jefferson City
Oh Chinge Banc
Gov
Willson
Kentucky
Woodford
Scott
Charles K. Ladd
Illinois
Kewanee
Pourta-Prince
Hasti
Grasso Elgueta
San Pedro
Aargavnt Afanes
Minnie Shuektélard
James Shackleford
Yelenetia
Manes
Lyons
France
Natehos
Mass
Sanic Acton
American Powder Company
Benson Bidwell
House of Representatives
PD. S. Kemp
Amite
C.F. Hyde
Nouston
Tex
International & Great Northern Railroad
Pennsylvania
Chicago
John Denthitt
Westboro
Wis
Supreme Court splits on rebates case involving Burlington and Kansas City Packers
The Supreme Court affirmed an Eighth Circuit ruling fining the Burlington railroad and the Kansas City Packers for granting rebates on shipments of packing products for export. Justice Day spoke for the majority with four other justices concurring. Justices Brewer, Brewer, and Peckham dissented in an opinion criticizing contract freedom and congressional overreach. Justice Moody did not participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Burlington Railroad
Granticgs
Packers of
Kansas City
Kas
s+ tiea Day
Harlan
White McKenna
Holmes
Brewer and Peckheany
Brewer
Moody
Justice Brewer
Congress
Aurt
Justice Day
Hog cholera reported in Pawnee County Nebraska
Washington resident Die hois Pawnee county Nebraska notified Congressman Pollard of a hog cholera outbreak. Congressman Pollard contacted the animal industry bureau chief Melvin, who arranged virus delivery to inoculate herd stock at the state experiment station in Lincoln via Ames Iowa and Dr Peters.
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Theodore F. Kane
New York City
Washington, D. c
Bahia
Brazil
Alfred Pests
Chicago
Waite Plains
N.Y
Evins’ Balfleskin
San Francisco
Hawaii
Samoa
Melbourne
Sydney
Australia
Philippines
New York
Suez Canal
Tyre
Kaw
Oklahon
Anderson
Cork
Fort Leavenworth
Loase Py
Poss
Naval Affairs Committee
Edward Kelleher
St Louis
Willius
St. Louis
Tommy” Sullivan
Post Office
Colimbia Conserve Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Springfeld, UL
James Roberts
State Board of Stock Commissioners
Elbe
St. Peter's Chures
McWeesgort
Ontario
Iowa City
Amoskeag Manufacuring Company
Manchester
N Fi
Fall River
Providence
Long Island Sound
Doklarminsk
Siberia
Lutherlandh
Tipper
Sandusky
Tinian Pacific
Starriman
Lilles
Linbson
Speaker Cannon
Egdalena Bay
Navy Department
Washington
Harry Orchard
Dudge Freesaont
Guldwell
Idaho
Tne Khee
Due
Connaught
Helionatis
Egypt
Fis
Carisifania
Vile
Haakon
Conrad Jaeger
First
Evangelical ‘Lutheran Church
Racine
Wis
Wisconsin
Tharon Silek
J. T. Wick
Burlington
the United Mine Work
Ets of America
John G. Jenkins
Brooklyn
Uanker
William H. Taft
United States
Nebraska
Omaha
Neb
Denver
Gol
Guiseppe Alia
Leo Heinrichs
White House
Reservation Lake
Sioux City
Luther
Peterson
Mme
Anna Gould
Paris
Miller
John Burry
Staten Island
Robley D. Vans
Magdalena Bay
Yankton
Indefatigabie Island
Secrch
Jeffs
Acapulco
Jerry
Markbeeit
Cincinnati
London
Dublin Castle
George Gould
Wilelim Leeds
Vanderbilts
Nate, Goollwin
Nevada
Department of Comimerse and Labor
Boards of Trade
Congress
Imlay
Nev
Gsenr E. Gaustad
Colburn
Geveral Miles
Roosevelt
Herbert Knox Smith
Bureau of Corporations
Bible Future
Democratic State Central Committee
John B. Lindsey
McArthur
Torney Milfer
Cleveland
Burke
Collinwood
Kintas Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Topeka
Kan
J.T. McFarland
Pittsburg
Gov. Guild of Massachusetts
Italy
Beatrice Thomas Metcall
Ss. R. Hamill
Terre Haute
Butler Makers
St Paul
Minn
New York and
New Jersey Metal Trades Association
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphia
San Francisco and County
Ambassador Takatira
Jayaa Society
Porto Rico
Charles W. Morse
Alfred
Curtig
United States Circuit Court
Fred Bucher
Die Hois
Pawnee County
Pollard
Melvin
Animal Industry Bureau
Bureau
Ames
Peters
State Experiment Station
Lincoln
Design of National Flag for Oklahoma Admission
War Department issues circular letters to correspondents after misapprehension over flag change. An approved design features forty six stars in six rows, four with six and two with seven, to go into effect on the Fourth of July.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Union of States
War Department
British Cruisers Sent to Haiti for Protection
London ordered the British cruisers In defatigable and Cressy via cable to proceed from West Indian waters to Hayti to safeguard British interests there.
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London
Admiralty
Farmers Seek Aid As County Labor Shortage Tests U.S. Relief
In Twancaster Pennsylvania farmers facing severe shortages appeal to the Bureau of Labor and Immigration in Washington. They have enlisted local city and town workers to go to farms for labor and request directed immigration of able-bodied workers to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor
Washington
Twancaster
Farmers’ League
Bureau of Labor and Immigration
Hurrying Irrigation Work In Washington
Senator Gamble urged Secretary Garfield to press completion of the Helle Fourche irrigation dam project. A contractor's failure halted construction and the secretary promised immediate action to move the work forward.
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Washington
Garille
Secretary of the Interior
Gamble
Garfield
Peruna editorial defends its catarrh remedy claims
An editorial argues Peruna is an excellent remedy for catarrh backed by medical authorities. It cites US Dispensatory entries on Hydrastis Canadensis Corydalis Formosa Cedron Seeds Oil of Copaiba and Bartholow Scudder and Willssaugh as authorities. The piece asserts Peruna’s formulas are proven by quotations from leading medical authorities.
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Hartman
United States
Bartholow
Scudilér
Willspaugh
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carolina
Collinsonia Canadensia
Scudder
Chesebrough Mfg
COC
New York City
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Supreme Court
Peruna Editorial NO. 2
E.w.gruyveon
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Mit de Mont
Western
Canada
Nes Dis
Saskatchewan
Albersa Higve
W. V.bensett
Omaha, Nebraste
W.N. U
Maine
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