American Policy Opposes Government Railways Ownership
A 19th century policy argument declares federal ownership of railways unconstitutional under the fifth amendment. It argues government control should be limited to regulating interstate commerce and public utilities, warns against ownership turning railways into a political tool, and cites Bland and Rayner amendments as preferable paths to anti trusts.
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Union
Renna
Panama
Sehines
hPhe Democratic Party
Hédders
Rayner
House Loss Representatives
Iana
Willie Senate
Bland
Missouri
Senate
Pledged to Fight Labor by the Manufacturers
The Manufacturers association and Parry outfit vow to raise 1.5 million dollars to oppose labor unions and illegal combinations of capital. They claim anti union actions while many members are tariff beneficiaries and trusts. They urge workers to join unions and vote with Democrats or risk employers riding over them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ Association
Parry Outfit
Cross-Examination Highlights Orchard Case at Bolse
Testimony in Bolse centers on Orchard’s alleged threats to Steunenberg and the Cripple Creek strike. William Kaywood, a key witness, denies involvement in a train wreck plot and asserts he remained at the mine site after the Bunker Hill incident. Cross-examinations reveal defense and prosecution focus on union ties, the Hercules mine, and political safety fears in the Cripple Creek district.
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Bolse
Eve
Junizese Hi and Sullivan
Orchard Tollim
Hercules
Steunen Bers
Luvis
Sennarovah
Bunker Hill
Maclivan
Orchard
Jennenberg
Davis
Gem
Hulton
Iyita
Mipsackers
Moc Ails
Borgh
Steunenberg
Wils Sa
Lottie
Pattie Day
Denver
Jae Wikits
Steunenberg Faye
Biett
Orc
Jésho
Aml
Federdaion Tareil
Soha Ai G' Nat
Peabody
Ceneral Fooemai $E
O'Neill
Vise
Vtute
Yaels
Stermen
Federation
Steve Series
Adams
HIGARASUA READY TO STRIKE ne testo City
Mieter Ded hee represents San Selgiaider in Mexico and reports a cable from President Piqueroa stating the republic will launch an attack on the Pacific side. The retractor is fortifying ports in anticipation of the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Testo City
Mieter Dedhee
Republic of San Selgiaider
Mexico
Brian Frend
Piqueroa
Tat Eelaitty
Republic of Eke
Mian
Swarm of Bees Delays Milwaukee Road Train Near Sioux City
A swarm of bees blocked a Milwaukee Road passenger train from Chicago near Sioux City, delaying service for a week as crews failed to manage the insects and traffic built up on the line. Local residents reported ongoing congestion and slow service while responders cleared the area and rebooted operations.
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Jane
Milwaukee
Chicago
Tne
Trai
All Ready for Triple Hanging in Missouri Jail Yard
Jefferson City Mo June 27 Sheriff Scott has completed arrangements for the hanging today of Harry Vaughan George Ryan and Edward Raymond the convicts responsible for the murder of two prison guards in the November 24 mutiny They appeared in good health and spirits Raymond is cheerful Ryan asks why Spencer obtained the revolvers and ammunition and Vaughan refuses to name others in the plot saying betraying friends would be Judas The men face the gallows with resignation and acceptance of their fate
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Vaughan
Ryan
Raymond
Jefferson City
Sherif Scott
Harry Vaughan
George Ryan
Edward Raymond
Aly
Cod
Spencer
Sam
Tornado Rips Oil Fields and Towns Across Territory
A powerful tornado swept northern oil lands causing significant damage and casualties. Three people are reported killed at Siupaipa near the Great Ghean oil pool. Sapulpa streets flooded, glass shattered, and a hotel roof torn off. More than 160 derricks toppled in the Glenn pool area and across the region. Maroy reports fifty four derricks down, with homes overturned and brick buildings ruined. The storm disrupts fields and facilities across the area, with extensive debris and widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscogee
St. Juvette- Astoria
Taiwan
Siupaipa
Sapulpa
Glenn Pool
Maroy
Premature blast injuries kill two and injure six
An accident near Lola Charlott County Virginia fatally wounds Edward Quarke of Charlotte County and Corpeding Sullivan of fennant Ab. Eight killed and six injured in the incident involving the Messernrath Casatines company construction along the Tidewater railway. Victims were removed from the scene as officials investigate the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Houston
Lola
Ghartotty County
Edward Quarke
Charlotte Cownly
Corpeding Sullivan
Fennant, Ab
Messernrath Casatines
Tion Gomumniy
Cafcaso
Hess
Fire devastates Pine Rein t section near Novtrol Virginia
A large fire swept a Pine Rein t area adjoining the Novtrol exposition grounds destroying the Arcade Berkeley Outside Inn Powhattan and several hotels near Pine Beach. Estimated losses run around 300 000 with partial insurance coverage.
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Novtrol
Pine Reinet
Dates Law Exposition
Thee
Neen (Ha Exposition Grounds
Ping Beach
Areund Pine Beach
Berkeley Hotel
Outside Inn
Powhattan
Caroling
Warpeth
Toss
Baseball results across leagues with varied scores
Baseball scores from Anorteam League to Western League show Boston beating New York 6 to 2 and St Louis and Cleveland posting wins. Other leagues report Minneapolis 10 5 over Kansas City and Milwaukee 1 over Toledo 5 with several close games and mismatches across multiple cities and teams.
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Boston
New York
St. Louis
Omaha
Parehla
Sous City
Telegram briefs on officials and crimes in scattered events
Officials name Henry W. Durgess tied to customs duties on Lincoln Missouri while Garris Nation faces disorderly conduct detention. Raghale Savara pleads guilty to assault of an 11 year old then kills himself in Neoware New Jersey. Missouri railways and Attorney General Hadlest seek U.S. Supreme Court jurisdiction over Missouri trout law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racarevett
Missouri Railways
Hadlest
United States Supreme Coust
Regatta Crowds See Syracuse Sweep Four-Oared Race
Syracuse wins the four oared race at the regatta amid heavy spectators. Columbia finishes strong for second, with Cornell and Wisconsin close behind. The freshmen eight also competes over the two mile course, amid rough water and a submerged log incident.
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Syracuse
Cal ‘Ures
Aye
Wisg Sain
Voughicah
NM. Y
Carwl
Yeguila
Cormetis
Columbia
United Neval Academy
Moi
Coursa
Conference debate on armed blockade and bombardment rules
The text outlines war conduct limits for naval action against undefended towns and villages. It prohibits bombardment of civilian areas except for essential military targets and provisions. It also discusses payment of compensation, convoy duties, and potential adoption of new rules with Allied support.
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Cutuwna
First completed tract of irrigated land authorized
Formal caching marks the first completed tract under national reclamation plans at Billings. Attendees included James Garfield era officials and Northwest reclamation leaders. about fifty names listed for future selection rights.
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Miles Migot
Dsute
James Garfield
W. Newall
Joe
Curdached
Oh Wichard
A. Ballinger
Tancy
Geeloo
Savage
Northwest
Auiuig
Wales
Chatwick
Betas
William Clark
Minnteg
Don
J. A
Darvie
Commons approves curtailing Lords power in London debate
June 27 report from London says a three day House of Commons debate ended at midnight as Premier Crumple-Bannerman’s resolution to restrain the Lords veto power was carried 422 to 147. Ministerial cheers followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Crumplel-Bannerman
Sayer
House of Torda
Orby Takes Two Derbies at Lithia
June 27 at Lithia, Richard Croker’s Geby won the English derby style event. Mr. Croker’s Sourcetowh finished second with seven starters in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orby
Lithia
Richard Croker
Whiner
Ctoker
Joint Rate Case Decided by Iowa Railroad Commission
Des Moines June 27 the railroad commission announced a blanket joint rate of 80 percent of the sum of the two locals. The transfer charge may be absorbed by the railroads and the rate to run six months as an experiment. If satisfactory it continues. if not, hearings will allow changes. Commissioner Eaton favored insular distance tariff rather than 9 percent. Rate to go into effect August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Railroad Commission
Ketchum
Eaton
Commission
Latta Engineer Drowns in Long Lake Near Valentine
Jimey Latta, son of Milton Latta, a well known engineer, drowned in Long Lake near Valentine Nebraska. He was a newlywed who had been riding with a companion who drove into the lake. Latta attempted to reach shore but became entangled in reeds and sank as horses grew frightened. Recovery efforts failed and the body remains unrecovered, as wind and fog hinder dragging.
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Valentine
Mile Latta
Milton Latta
Tanciior
Long Lake
Latta
Elevation charges on grain area Nebraska rail lines
Nebraska railroads plan to reestablish grain elevation charges, with the Burlington implementing July 1 in Rule, Nebraska City and Irout. Rock Island to charge at St. Joseph and Omaha beginning July 22. Northwestern to begin July 20 at Fremont and Missouri Valley. Nebraska Naspys elect officers. Guraha announces Postmasters officers in June 27 election with Sizer as president, Palmer as vice president, Hyers as fourth vice president, and Cora Baker as secretary-treasurer.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Railway Commission
Burlington
Nebraska City
Irepout
St. Joseph
Omahyang
Northwestern
Mremont
Missouri Valley
Guraha
Bypsplgeng
Ft. Sizer
Lineal
Fief Vlea
Chase Ceizats win first match in town golf chase
In Marzhal town California? a match play start for the Town Golf Championship saw Gordon eliminated by Glyer Chase of Des Moines, advancing to the next round as the state champion title competition opened.
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Chase Ceizats Eerdsy
Marzhal Town
Dun
Firet
Gordon
Glyer Chase
Des Moines
Wiener asks conferer small sends letter to head of postal company
President of the Postal Telegraph union appeals to Clarence Makes head of the Postal Service urging a quick resolution. He warns the strike could be prolonged but vows to fight to finish if forced. He accuses Western Union and Postal Telegraph of blacklisting and deploying women to pressure workers. He says employers must be honest or risk enduring hardship across the country.
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Small
Gay T Francisco
Comercial Pelegraphers
Clarence Makes
TG Ee Uy
Rainull
Osthebay
Maeku
Tie Bi
Western
Union and
Pastii Pelegraph
Actin Against Coal Combine in Pennsylvania
Government files summons under the Sherman act against three major regional coal carriers the Philadelphia and Reading Campany the Delaware Lackawanna and Western the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal company and the Union request their appearance at the United States circuit court in Philadelphia on August 1.
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United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia
General Kuroki Back in Tokio After US Visit
General Kuroki and his party arrived in Tokyo from the United States. He praised the hearty reception by both the government and the people and called the visit a decade long step toward better understanding between nations. He quoted that words fail to describe the grand reception and gratitude felt by all.
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America
Tokyo
Jane
Kuroki
United States
Kforl Ty
Fuytherless
Kurgki
Ecpthusigsn
Wheat and grain prices and cash markets report
The article lists brief price quotes for wheat futures July and September, corn, oats, pork, lard, ribs, and cattle and hog cash prices. It notes Chicago cash prices for various wheat grades and live stock figures with receipts and ranges, including hogs and sheep demand.
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Ligerie
Corth Wits
Widelie
Gils Ware
Chicago
Color Blindness History From Adam to 19th Century
The article discusses color blindness as an ancient condition likely present since Adam’s time but only recognized about 180 years ago. It credits early descriptions to a Quaker Dalton and notes his struggle with red color perception influencing his career, including Oxford honors and a gown.
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Adam
Dalton
England
Society of Friends
Oxford
Bouts Omaha Live Stock Prices Close Mixed
Livestock market report from Omaha at South Olney shows cattle receipts around 4,000 with varied classes. best steers at about 4.75, stockers and feeders near 3.00 to 5.00, calves 3.90 to 6.25. Hogs receipts near 14,507 with heavy bids around 3.76 to 5.00 and bulk sales 5.80 to 5.90. Sheep receipts about 2,000 with yearlings 6.00 to 6.75 and lambs around 6.00 to 7.34.
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Chicago
I.is
Omaha
South Olney
Cattla
Naliva
Cown
Herrors
Texas
Sheap
Wethera
Ewaa
Lambs
Remembered It First Autoist In Ba varia
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a journey to Bavaria and Bavaria in autoist memory, mentioning a stop for repairs and a scattered quote from Scribner's Magazine. The text then references dates around 28 A. D. and recovery of glassmaking arts in Venice in 1800, with many garbled letters and incomplete phrases.
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Bavaria
Scribner's Magazine
Creative Interpretation of Musical Creativity and Mind
The reader reflects on Beethoven Wagner and Mozart shaping creative interpretation. It contrasts subjective and objective minds in artistic creation, noting how personal emotion and factual structure influence the work. The piece muses on how imagination blends heart, intellect, and form in music.
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Ea Feppryta
Boethoven
Tila Mozart
Wagner
Ugeluvpa Pho
Yelk Byldas
Landis orders subpoenas in Standard Oil probe
Chicago June 2 Judge Landis ordered subpoenas returnable July 6 for the president and secretary and treasurer of the Standard Oil Company and officers of Union Tank Line to be questioned by the district attorney regarding tariffs rebates and finances. The court examined witnesses but yielded little evidence on Standard Oil finances.
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Chicago
Landis
Unitea- State
Standard of Company of
Indiana
Pthe
Union
Sthe
Atoclk
Standard Oil. Company
John D. Rockefeller
H. H. Rogog
Standard Oil Company
Lendis
Howard
Arts
I N- Chicago
Astern
DE Wis Mill
Aucr
Suborean Islaad
Anhad Oil and Union Tank Line
Cranles
Four Indictments in San Francisco Street Car Strike
San Francisco June 27 grand jury indicted nine men for violence connected to the street car strike. Accused include John William Hayes James Olsen Charles Kagle John Lyon Rudolph Schmit George Petersen George Kyle Hal Burns and Murray McDonald. First three face assault with a deadly weapon charges for brick throwing. others charged with conspiracy to riot. Most defendants are labor union members.
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San Francisco
John’ William Hayes
Jarney Olsen
Charles Kagle
John ‘Iyon
Rudolph Schmit
George Pesergon
George Kyle
J.al. Burns
Murray McDonald
Jostets
Len Vers
Six Men Fall Fifty Feet In San Francisco Tragedy
Six workmen and six men fall fifty feet during a tramway construction at 49 Worth street in San Francisco. John Riley dies en route to hospital. Accident caused by excess weight from a prick carried by a worker, injuring several others.
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San Francisco
Erecion
Wayrth Street
John Riley
Bechte Tells of Bribe in Open Court at Minneapolis
Bechte testifies that he slipped a $200 envelope to Elmer H. Dearth during a trial over bribe acceptance. Williams describes the scene as Bechle, ex-president of North Wyoming National Life Insurance, faces trial on bribery charges. Montana flood toll rises with deaths and missing, as Great Falls and Simms Creek report drownings and rescues. Mrs. German’s body recovered in a swelling stream. two children and another adult remain missing.
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Bechte
Minneapolis
Elmer H. Dearth
Nsurance
Piada
Williams
Bechle
Tg Northyosierg 3 National Life Insurancy Company
Deartha An
Montana
Butte
Mont
Laura Wiliams
Simms Creak
Urman
Iowa Crops Report Shows Mixed Improvement Across Regions
Des Moines reports the weekly crop bulletin notes improvement in meadows and better conditions than last year. Overall crop prospects are described as satisfactory, with some areas not as good as prior season but still improving and closer to ideal.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Sfapd
Elaine
Eye Farpaeyy
Selecting Poultry for the Table in 1900s Techniques
The article describes choosing poultry by form neat compact legs and no sharp angles on the breast. Skin should be clear yellow free from blotches. Feathers should pluck evenly and feet tested for age. young birds have soft feet that harden with age. Turkeys up to a year and geese are discussed.
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New York Post
Napoleon and His Remembered Horse An 1815 Tale
A fragmentary reminiscence describes Napoleon’s proud horse at St Helena, noting the horse’s memory, judgment, and distinct presence. The speaker recalls riding without reins, letting the animal choose the path, and the bond that set him apart from others.
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Napoleon
St. Helena
Bridie
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