Roosevelts Diplomacy and Oklahoma Constitution Debates
Policy advocates urge government supervision via Census Bureau enumeration of the proposed State of Oklahoma and adjacent territories to guide population distribution if a new constitution passes. President Roosevelt, Bonaparte, and Cabinet officials push census work. other items note Old Ironsides restoration, treaty with Santo Domingo, and ambassadorial anecdotes.
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Bonaparts
Tas
Commerce
Biraus
Census Bureau
Oklahoma
Tnan
William C. Hunt
Leid
Bonaparte Lay
Pervons
Tiem Ag War
Presiden
Roosevelt
Treasury: Record of Philippine funds and debt totals
The report lists interest bearing debt, non interest debt and total debt, with cash on hand offsetting certificates and notes. It details gold reserves, trust and general funds, bank deposits, and Philippine treasury cash, plus circulation figures based on United States bonds and deposits to secure circulation and public deposits.
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Treasury
General Fund
National Bank Deposititaerent
Philippine Treasury
United States
Honda
Yoakum Urges Rail Reform and Federal Oversight
Yoakum advocates a union of the people under national guidance to reform railroading. He supports uniform accounts, limited future securites, and public reporting to build confidence while opposing railroad pool legalization but allowing traffic associations for interconnected lines. He warns agitation must be redirected to avoid harm to all interests.
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Yoakqim'a Statlrond Panacea
Mihdada
Radeihah al- Weis
Richroad Masnate
I. Fy
Yoakum
Ehair
Siadrazeta
Tie
Railways face fatigue as railroads cite equipment costs and retires
Railroad leaders warn the industry over heavy use and aging gear with millions of ties and rails in service. Judge Ray in Albany awards a small repair claim under safety rules. Pension retirements affect 40 New York and Hartford line workers with weekly stipends for life. Public inquiry and outsiders allowed to attend board sessions noted.
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United States
Ray
Federal District Court
Albany
Delaware and Tudbon Railroad
Uinderwood
Erie Railroad
Chicago
New York
New Traven
Flartford
Tarriman Tabscad Ayate
Td Ws
Ria Board of Inquiry
Ruch
Cabs Pacific
Ras
Army pay and reenlistment woes prompt reforms talk
Washington officials debate Army pay and long practice marches as deser tions rise amid accusations the force cannot be kept at strength on current wages. Officers stress high mechanical labor and fortification work as factors driving attrition. calls grow for legislative pay increases to retain soldiers.
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Washington
Astat
Pate
Qoast
Pers Vlon
Congresa
Funsten King
Flood Devastates Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia Regions
Heavy rains burst rivers from the Alleghenies to the Ohio Valley causing rivers to surge five feet in ten hours. Towns like Grafton Rowlesburg and Tunnelton faced near total damage while miles of rail lines on Western Maryland and other routes were washed away. In McComb West Virginia a house collapsed and three children drowned as the Tygart River flooded a church and numerous bridges failed.
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Rivendad
Duttshire
West Virginia
Maryland
Fucker and
Warker
Thy Fork
Elletmore
Ohio
Trgart Valley
Grafton
Rowlesberg
Tunnelton
Elkins
McComb
W. Va
Mary Ballard
Tygart
Rowlesburg
Missing Washington police chief and missing funds report
Arthur Kem chief clerk of the police department in Washington is missing and a shortage of 2000 dollars is found in his books. A Maine dog Te. Tree man of Norway is claimed to be 32 years old. Consul General Iddines reports from Cairo that the Nile dam contract was awarded to the builder of the Assonan dam. The Tenderloin precinct has been halved by the crime ring with a new station house opened in the remaining area.
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Arthur Kem
Washington
Maine
Jack
TE. Treeman
Norway
Freeman
Ameericans
L. M. Iddines
Cairo
Assonan
Nile
Upper
Egypt
Iwan
Polkce
Perk
Gohien
Peereiecena
Ringhan
Ne Cesson
Commerce and trade notes from port and markets
The report shows total grain movement at the port reaching 9,934,248 bushels, up from 7,315,547 last week and 6,028,126 a year ago. Receipts are 36.5 percent under 1900 while shipments rise 117.7 percent. Livestock receipts total 298,320 head, vs 236,88 and 207,035 a year ago. Bank clearings reach 237,746,880, up 9 percent from the prior year. Chicago district fair activity sits at 21, down from 25 the previous week and last year. Dun's Review of Trade.
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Fairnees
Chicago
Dun's Review of Trade
Weather and markets hold steady amid midsummer calm
New York reports overall calm in trade and crops amid midsummer vacation season. Wool prices firm while leather and cheer demand shows conservative buying. Iron and steel markets quieter with some price softness. Business failures in the United States rise for the week ending July 18, with Canadian failures up from the prior week.
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United States
Uae
Bradatreat
Nationwide Market Quotations for Grain Livestock and Dairy Prices
The report lists bid ranges for cattle hogs and sheep across multiple cities including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo. It covers wheat corn oats rye barley and dairy items with varied No 2 mixed No 2 white and standard grades and prices per bushel hundredweight or ton.
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Chicago
Har
Timothy
Indianapolis
S. Loanis
St.35
Bc. Com
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Toleto
Dhemre
Germany atone and London feathers for millinery asks
President Kleary Tlorkins of Wiliama ioliege is fuisé atu Peo. Eiacre 4, Garfield of Prinseron, son of the late president Grardei, has been chosen to receeed him.
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Germany
Atone
London
Kleary Tlorkins
Wiliama Ioliege
Fuisé Atu Peo
Eiacre
Garfield
Prinseron
Grardei
FALLIERES SHOT AT IN PARIS AS CROWDS ENTHRALLED
President Fallieres escaped unharmed after an assassination attempt in Paris. Clemenceau and President's secretary Lane rode with him in a landau as armed demonstrators gathered, the crowd held back by police and guards. The alleged shooter Mailler was seized, offered no clear motive, and claimed victimhood amid grievances. He faced an examining magistrate with a rambling statement about family persecution.
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Presk
Peticeau
Paris
Clemenceau
Lane
Landau
Waa
Bois Dé Boulogne
Champe
Tag Wien
Aidlile
Fred Treaigment
Fallieres
Maile
Réekervés
Mattie
Maulle
Mrs French Offers Life to Leper Island Mission
Mrs. French, wife of Col. French of the Salvation Army Pacific coast division, offers to devote her life to aiding lepers on Molokai. Her husband shares the desire to serve the leper community. The Frenches have five children aged from infancy to nearly 10. Col. French is currently in Honolulu on mission work and plans to open a leper mission.
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Savination Army
Lende Waall
Molokai Talends
French
Col. French
Pacific Coast Division
Salvation Army
Molokai
Honolulu
Carnatian Scientist Convicted In Medical Neglect Death
Clarence W. Durne a New York salem man was found guilty by the Court of Special Sessions of willful neglect to provide medical attendance for his daughter who died of pneumonia. He claimed he sought church healer aid and prayers when doctors failed.
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Clarence W. Durne
New York
Court of Special Sessions
European Migration Patterns in the 19th Century Trends
The report cites Atlantic migration figures since 1870 showing about 1.2 million departures annually to other lands. It lists Italy Spain Portugal Austria Hungary and Russia among major sources, with German and Swiss emigration declining in recent decades due to economic changes.
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Krize
Annazi- Tnereave Linke
New York Sun
Hillarly
Anstalagary
Russia
Spain
Portugal
cAmerica
Italy
Germany
Switzerland
Displaying the Flag According to National Standards
A historical guide outlines flag handling rules including timing for raising and lowering, half mast procedures, and salutes. It notes important dates like Washington’s Birthday and Independence Day, directions for crowd behavior, and the proper order when multiple flags are displayed.
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Alepley Ca
Washington
Lexington
Morton backs tax on heiress incomes in philadelphia speech
Morton asserts that American heiresses marrying foreign nobility drain wealth abroad and urges an income tax on such winnings. He argues protecting U.S. industry from cheap labor justifies exporting rewards, proposing an export duty on heiresses to keep gains domestically.
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Pan] Morton
Philadelphia
Noblilty
Eeema Equitable
Mr. Morton
Easier to Help a Man Than Make Him an Enemy
A historical saying notes that aiding a man and earning friendship is simpler than injuring him and turning him into an adversary. It imagines the benefit of positive relations over harmful acts, urging restraint and diplomacy.
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