Chandler Attacks Foraker Bill on Railroad Rates
Former Secretary of the Navy and Senator discusses Townsend and Foraker bills. He argues Townsend protects the people by allowing rate reductions via commission and court review, while Foraker allegedly creates a national railroad trust that fixes rates and hinders reductions, claiming it would amount to a fourteen billion monopoly.
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WM E Chandler
Secretary of the Navy
New
Townsend
House
Foraker
Senate
United States Circuit Court
Reme Court
Ilroad
Congress
Commission
United States Supreme Court
Gan
Iowg
United States
Supreme Court
Transmissouri Eight Association
Joint Traffic Association
Northern Ecurities Co
New York
Chicago
Ich
Unclear local rumor congratulates resident’s marriage
A Perrysyll line from Carrollon Republican notes a rumor that a local resident married a young county resident on Sunday. The writer declines to publish the details but offers congratulations. The piece reflects casual chit chat and avoids confirming the wedding.
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Aving
Tly County
Azat
One of a Great Tribe at the Savoy Desk
Two men asked for 8 yesterday at the Savoy. Clerk Campbell handed the register and questioned the accuracy of the entry. The pen holder claimed it was just a suggestion to include full names, including a brother, as the hotel book recorded Smith Brothers.
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the Savoy
Campbell
Vries
Smith Brothers
Kansas
Mark of the Victor and the Pine Halcyon Page
A fragmented OCR style notice mentions Mr. Longworth as author for information and reflects on a world where custom and authority shape perception. The text centers on a mysterious “mark of the victor” and a curious pine related scene, with a nod to a watchful reflection.
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Karen
Longworth
White Slave Trade Threat Visible in Panama, Watchorn Says
New York Commissioner Watchorn declares Panama may mirror the gold fields in vice, calling New York City the world center of white slave traffic. He cites cases of foreign women lured by relatives and shipped toward Vancouver, Denver, and Pueblo, urging harsher penalties to deter the crime.
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New York
Watchorn
Auldgesten
New York City
Antoln Darchaus
United States Circuit Court
la Lorraine
Julia Paureaux
Harehaux
Bateses
Vancouver
B.C
Denver
Pueblo
Harchaix
Warchaux
Washington
Panama
Starving maid risks sanity in Brookline cell
Hoge Hohen, a young housemaid, starves in a Brookline jail cell amid a pending sentence for alleged larceny of goods worth about 90. Police fear she may die rather than face prison and have tried to feed her. she remains nonresponsive.
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Brookline
Mass
Dee. White
Hoge Hohen
Mise Bobton
Louis Kloust
Bor
Ireland
Mystery in Death of Doctor Sherman Shrouded by Suspect Woman
Police investigate the death of Dr. RB B Sherman who died Friday night after a possible poisoning. A mysterious woman seen at the house prior to the death is believed to have instigated the events and is now being sought for arrest.
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RB. B. Sherman
Womain
Minnie Gentle Dies From Diamond Dynamite Torpedo Accident
Minnie Gentle, two years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gentle of Hillaville Pa, died from concussion of the brain after a dynamite torpedo exploded near her home. She reportedly found the torpedo in a limestone quarry.
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Minnie
Joreph Gentle
Hillaville
Umestone
Marriage of Count De Benvauletre and Princess Colonna in Paris
The civil marriage of Count Jeles De Benvauletre and Princess Blanca Stigiano Colonna was performed today in the Paris mayor's office. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. John W. Mackey. A church ceremony is planned for tomorrow in Parla suburb.
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Paris
Memorial monument marks birthplace of Joseph Smith in Vermont
Special to the Sam reports a granite monument at Joseph Smith’s birthplace site in Bolth Royalton Vermont. The monument rises with a four foot square base a nine by nine foot pedestal a six by six foot cube a decorative moulding and a tapered shaft ending in a three foot pyramid cap. Inscribed sacred memory of the Prophet martyred at Carthage, the world’s largest standing polished granite monolith weighs four tons and was built beside the old Muck farm site.
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Bolth Royalton
Joseph Smith
South Moyahaw
Sharno
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Loti
Solomon Sac
Joseph
Emi
Junius F. Wells
IBM
Josiah Smith
Wells
H. Robinsoun
Inaeah Smith Wis
Roméntead
Lawiz
Massage Cream Joke Turns Sour in Alley Exchange
A destitute man begs for alms but is confronted by a skeptical woman who notes his red nose. He concedes the accusation, replying that cheap massage cream is what poor fellows must use, highlighting a humorous yet harsh exchange.
Night Robe Arrest Shocks Evanston Couple
Chicago dispatch reports George Adams of Evanston arrested in a night robe for disturbing the peace. His wife, Mrs. Adams, was also taken into custody after insisting on advising police about her husband’s actions, following a Sunday incident.
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Scrippr-MeRat Peess Association
Chicago
George Adams
Evanston
Hinter
Drowned while skating on Lake Waban
Webster Washburn aged 17 son of Everett Washburn drowned while skating on Lake Waban in Mas s yesterday Three companions who skated with him also fell through the ice and narrowly escaped death They were dragged out by other skaters in time
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McRae Preps Association
Mass
Lake Waban
Webster Washburn
Dange Everett Washburn
New Train Records Speed by Central and Harriman Specials
Sensational speed feats across U S railroads in 1905 feature nine new high speed records. Highlights include the Harriman specials from Oakland to Jersey City and from New York City to Buffalo, plus the New York Central’s Twentieth Century Limited runs and the Pennsyv ania and California longest runs. Heavier locomotives with eight to seven foot driving wheels powered these record runs, driven by notable rail figures and test routes.
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New York Central
Rich Men's
York
United States
Los Angeles
Chicago
Carriman
Japan
New York
Harriman
Jarrett and Palmer
Oakland
Derney City
Scott's
Angeles
Twentieth Century Limited
Pennsylvania
Chicago Flyer
Warrisburs
Buffalo
Pennsyvania
Crestine
Mare
Banetray
Crestline
Fort Wayne
Atlantic City
Campén
Pennay
Vania
Meston
Donald
Green River
Wyo
Omaha
Nob
Prestong
Val Jey
Scott Sperlal
Log Angrler
Hayrisburg
Altoona
Ayer
Camden
Local Outfitting Firms and Goods Advertised in 19th Century Pages
A jumble of shop names and offerings appears, listing dry goods cloaks millinery shoes rugs and draperies. Multiple retailers and makers such as Bliss Swain Co Peoples Outfitting Co Rink s Cloak House Saks Co The Model Men s and Boys Outfitters and Dey Cloaks Millinery Carpets Furniture vie for reader attention with statements of men s furnishings and house furnishings.
Demand for Men Teachers Stirs New York College Meet
At a New York college women meeting Miss Alice Tucker of Adelphi college urged reducing women professors in coeducational schools. She argued a male majority in faculty is preferable and criticized athletic authority in current education.
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coNege Women
New York
Alice Tucker
Adelphi College
Retired Indiana Auto Manager Joins Detroit Cadillacs
F. M. Hoblett, who recently retired from Indiana Automobile Co. management, is now connected with the Cadillac Motor Car Co. of Detroit as general traveling representative.
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Detroit
F. M. Hoblett
Indiana Automobile Company
Cadiillic Motor Car Company of
Market Garden on Houstetop Special to the Sum
Mrs. Emily Souller of San Francisco Brannan street grows vegetables and flowers on her roof top using available containers and rich soil. The homemade garden produces greens onions beans and potatoes rivaling street vendors in freshness and price while neighbors arrange a market for her products.
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San Francisco
Lee
Emily Souller
SM Brannan St
Howe
Ralao
Soufler
Gardiner
Fom
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Rose Bohen
Qamon
Smith
Vermont
Bacred
Iti
Carthage
NEW Train Records
Indianapolis
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L. S. Ayres & Co
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D.H. Baldwin & Co
Bliss, Swain & Co
the Progress
The
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Charles L. Hartmann
Lilly & Stalnaker
George J. Marolt
People's Outfitting Co
Rink
Vonnegut Hardware Co
W. Nace
H.P. Wasson & Co
H. Messenger
Fernitere
Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
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Columbiaational Bank
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