Court clash over beef inspection bill referenced in Washington
In Washington on June 18 a presidential reply to Wadsworth of the house agricultural committee sharpens the beef inspection bill debate. The letter admits an error in a provision seen as undermining inspectors access, warning the bill could curb court and administrative functions and shift ministerial duties to judges.
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Washington
Wadeworth
House Agricultural Committee
Wadse Worth
Wadsworth
Gret Place
Beveridge
Secretary of Agriculture
Abraham Lincoln
Pennsylvania
America
Chicago
St. Louis
West
Wliams Barnes, Sr
New York
Roosevelt Letter Critiques Inspections and Legal Oversight
The text records Theodore Roosevelt arguing against a rigid inspection provision in a bill. He cites Chicago judicial decisions and urges removing court review and related changes. Roosevelt notes discussions with Rep. Adams McCabe and Reynolds to tailor the bill, preferring Beveridge or House amendments that achieve a thorough inspection.
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Adams
McCabe
Reynolds
Beveridge
Theodore Roosevelt
Milwaukee sidewalk spitters fined by judge
Milwaukee police continue a campaign against sidewalk spitting. Edward Russell and Barney Sandow Sky were each fined $1 and costs yesterday by Judge Neelen for violating the city ordinance.
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Milwaukee
Edward Russell
Barney Sandowsky
Neelen
Republicans Celebrate Jubilee in Philadelphia Anniversary Gathering
In Musical Fund Hall, hundreds of Republicans mark the party’s fiftieth anniversary with memories of Lincoln and Fremont. The event honors past presidents, features historic speakers, and contains calls to repeal medal acts and ensure equal recognition of all veterans.
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Philadelphia
Musical Fund Hall
Republican Party
Fremont
Dayton
National Republican League
Governor Pennypacker Opens Convention With Invocation
Governor Pennypacker presided and introduced Rev. Edward M. Levy who delivered the invocation. Levy formerly spoke at the opening fifty years ago and Pennypacker afterward gave an address praising the commonwealth where the party originated.
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Pennypacker
Edward M. Levy
Veterans group censures plan to honor Cuban and Philippine war service
Galeshore June 18 meeting of Spanish War Veterans No. 26 adopted a resolution opposing distributing honor medals to officers and men now in the regular army who served in the Cuban war Philippine war and the Chinese relief expedition. The resolution asserts every volunteer and enlisted man with such service and honorably discharged deserves equal recognition.
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Clark
Carr Camp
Orient
Seial
Opening of the Great Lakes Sailings Announced
The Northern Steamship Company announces weekly service from Duluth on The Northwest to Mackinac Island Buffalo Detroit and Cleveland starting June 26 with connections on The Northland from Chicago Saturdays June 23. The twin ships offer top comfort and are praised by travelers. Rates and literature available from Great Northern railway agents.
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Northern Steamship Company
Northwest
Duluth
Mackinac
Buffalo
Detroit
Cleveland
Mackinac Island
Northland
Milwaukee
Chicago
Great Northern Railway
NEW HOMES IN THE WEST SHOSHONE RESERVATION OPEN TO SETTLEMENT
The Chicago and North-Western Railway announces round trip excursion rates from all points July 12 to 29 to Shoshoni Wyoming near the national border. Registration dates are July 16 through 31 at Shoshoni and Lander. The line is the only rail route serving the border region. pamphlets describe home sites and how to claim them. Information maps and pamphlets free from W B Kniskern Pp T M Chicago Ill.
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Chicago & North-Western Railway
Shoshoni
Wiyo
Shonshoni and
Lander
W. B. Kniskern
T. M
Chicago
Special Selling Events and Drives Highlight Ads
Advertisement notes daily store drives and selling events for real interest buyers. Readers are urged to stay in touch with ads to catch limited opportunities on goods and prices.
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Daieenaie
Salvation Army Hall Suggested To Aid Reform
An editor proposes constructing a Salvation Army or mission hall to aid the downtrodden and those drawn into vice. The idea includes soliciting funds from building contractors to finance a non interest bearing hall for schools of entreaty and reform.
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Salvation Army
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