Federal encroachment threats to state sovereignty in 1900s policy
A historical passage warns that the duel state federal system may erode as states increasingly accept federal duties and powers. It cites a surge in federal inspectors and costs from 1896 to 1907, arguing interstate commerce justification expands federal reach and weakens state authority, challenging local self government.
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Treasury
Post Office
Interior Departments
Federal Treasury
Congress
Cme
Every Man His Own Bastar Uses Chamberlain Remedies
An 19th century style note urges every household to self treat ailments due to lack of doctors. It promotes Chamberlain remedies including Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Cough Remedy Pain Balm Stomach and Liver Tablets Salve and a package price. Each bottle costs 25 cents and the full set about $1.25, sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Chamberiain
Clemenceau Wins in Crisis as French Premier Survives Vote
Faris June 29 The chamber of deputies narrowly supports Clemenceau by a 120 vote margin after an eight hour debate. He won backing for the government’s use of force amid tax strikes in the south and municipal uprisings. His defend against accusations of acting as a reactionary recalls his past fights for justice and his Montmartre mayoral duty. The Socialist attack faltered as the cabinet was sustained.
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Faris
Chamber of Deputies
Bovominglil
Palomenceau
M. Clemenceau
Montmartre
M. Claminceau
Maures
Oil Kings Scatter Subpoenas to Testify in Chicago
New York June 9 United States Marshal Henkel scattered subpoenas calling Standard Oil officers to testify at the federal court in Chicago on July 6 Rockefeller and Rogers could not be served as they are in Europe Archbold Howe White Moffett and Elton of the Union Tank Line were served while Rockefeller and Pratt remained missing in the city several officers remained at large awaiting discovery of their locations
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Landis
New York
Subipoenas
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Willian Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
John J. Archbald
Federal Court of Chicago
United States
Henkel
Marshal Henkel
Rogers
Tilford
Europe
William Rockefeller
Charles M. Pratt
John LD. Archbold
Willan T. Howe
Charles T. White
Janes A. Moffett
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
JL 1
Elton
Unios Tank Hie
Big Ben Seen Again Seaside Fugitive Lion Returns
In St Joseph Michigan on June 29 a Lincoln Park sea lion known as Big Ben reappeared on Lake Michigan. Captain David Duane heard barking while crossing Travers Bay and spotted the animal, which flashed a double wink before resuming activity. The famed fugitive, last seen four years ago, surfaced again and interacted with boats and sightseers before disappearing.
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Chicago
St. Josep. Mich
Big Ben
Lintoln Park
Cileago
Lake Michigan
David Duane
Travers Bay
Suower
Twce
Talien
Lincoln Park
Multiple Local Tragedies and Events Across Cities
June reports from Pennsylvania and Ohio detail deaths from workplace accidents and misadventure. J Seheffy crushed unloading 10 ton girders in New Castle. Miss Nella Bureker amputates finger after hat pin injury in Circleville. Edward Walton drowns after stepping into a hole in Clearcreek. A fire threatens a valuable business site in variousities, with $30,000 loss. Twin babies born in jail in Connellsville. A Scottedale iron plant opens operations. Clergy changes announced in Columbus. Burial row over a soap box coffin in York. Ohio legal decisions affirm Cincinnati local option law validity. A mad dog outbreak and ensuing patrols in Akron. Jury cites Sinwee Ot company case in Findlay. Youngstown financier accuses bank loss en route to Europe. Philadelphia Wanamaker chartered for mercantile business. Detectives arrest two men near Wilkes-Barre for train wreck plot. Drowning of Fred Prosky near Pittsburgh. Liverpool votes dry and imposes city tax. Monongahela boy body recovered after river drowning.
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Finddag
State of
Ohio
Sinwee Ot Company
Teahtitius
Jaws
Peru
Duncin
Clark
Chin
Neowas
Are
Ghout
Columbus
Camtdins
Youngstown
Lajda
Youngstown Maneavons Company
Pans Sui
Ae Ig
Europe
Tarrisburg
Pitsburg
Fred Prosky
For Wayne
Fifa
Piaved Dar
Lai Boy
Ty Liverpool
Veredit
Elea
Tiershall
Wis
Bey
Eis Couneil
PEM AG
Monongahela
George Rameey
Uoder
Bargain Prices for Quality Goods Offered
A list of discounted items shows quality goods marked down from $5 to $6.00 to prices as low as $1.73. Items include multiple quality grades with current sale prices ranging from $1.73 to $4.60, and a note that out of condition pieces once worth up to $300 are now offered at $1.00.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana Publishing CompAny
Walter .H. Jackson
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
Caliat Dreamland Theater
Ugioger
Laguire
Wayne
Keystone Hotel
Auie
Fossesulog
Joseph Solomon Dyyvid
Gre
Moora
Philadelphia Street
Teamsters
Eroert Wyckoff
New Florence
Iselin
Normal School
Rewri
Miss Weaver
Bastar
Tradermen’s Trust Company
Suniner and
Chestnut Sts
Philadelphia
Clemenceau
Altetito Wri
J. Seheffy
New Castle
Nicholas Monaca
Alfred Salida
Unbana
Nella Bureker
Circlevilte
Edward Walton
Oi City
Nannie Monaca
W. Harpster
United Evangelical Church of Carey
State Christian Enfleaguor Union
Mansfield
York
Samuel Winkelstein
Columbons
Aupreme Court
Martin Deering
City of
Cincinnati
Akron
Mara
Men's Oxfords
Oppor
W.R. Loughry & Co
Gandy Dept
Boston
Postoffice
Plouvenir
East End Supply Co
National Hotel
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Wallace & Son
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