Railroads Face Anti-Trust Shift and Crisis Warning
Aldace F Walker discusses the Supreme Court decision applying the anti-trust act to railroads, warning of chaos if reorganizations fail. He cites history, argues railroads are vital to commerce, and notes possible rollbacks to ICC regulation. observers debate funding and governance after the TransMissouri agreement.
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Depew Alarm on Railroads and Foraker Bill Debates
Chauncey M. Depew warns of dire outcomes if the Supreme Court ruling stands and Congress may be urged to act. Senator Foraker proposes a rate agreement bill with Interstate Commerce Commission review, risking broad government control. The dispute centers on railroads, with editorial voices skeptical of drastic changes and citing current political stances.
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Letter List for Advertised April 1897
A list of names for advertised letters dated April 1897 includes L. A. Walker, Mrs. W. Brown, Geo. D. Cook, Miss Allena Thomas, Dick Paine, Miss Cora Ekslaw, James Poulson, Mrs. Lizzy Penney, Mrs. A. Rhodes, S. Gracy, Mrs. J. B. Hunter, Carrie Branner, Mrs. E. B. Jones, Lee James, Wm. Ford, Edward F. Gabriel.
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Times Twice a Week Promises Full News Coverage
The Times announces a yearly plan with editorial columns and trained correspondents covering Congress and state legislatures. It pledges complete reports on the newly elected representatives and aims to deliver all the news twice weekly for a dollar a year.
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Prince Imperial Season Plan At Farm And Wardon Stance
Prince Imperial will season in 1897 with four days at my farm eight miles northwest of Garnett and three miles west of Seipin on Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday through Saturday at John Pickert farm four miles northeast of the poor farm. Prince Imperial is a dark bay weighing 1850 pounds with fine action and took first premium at Anderson county fair last year. Bred by C H Hinkey Livingston IL sired by Vaducali dam Lisette. Terms seven dollars to insure living cost. Contract states any mare sold before foal known to be in foal four pay full insurance. Care will be taken but not responsible for accidents.
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Seipin
John Pickert
Anderson County
C.H. Hinkey
Livingston County
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