State threatens to sue railroads over overcharges
Missouri moves to compel refunds on alleged freight overcharges under the passenger rate law. A master in chancery may be appointed by the Supreme Court to assess claims, determine amounts due, and direct railroads to repay up to seventeen million dollars to the state. Insurance cases proceed with a special commissioner to study disputes, while Governor Major promotes a two day “Road Day” to boost road building with citizen labor and county projects.
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Jefferson
Mich
Rena
Cianery
Supreme Court
Missouri
Bie
Jefferson City
Banc
Henry P Lay
Warsaw
Agninat
Hon
Marbury
Farmington
Plana
Major
Hoone County
Paroled inventor pursues patents and state finances
Jefferson City reports on a parolee aiming to patent inventions including a sanding tool and a metal plate for rails, with plans to file patents in Monroe County. The piece also covers apportionment of state funds to counties, Woerner’s oath as public utilities commissioner, and Missouri finances earning 18 380 899 in June. James B Gantt slated as hostess for the Missouri building at the 1915 Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco.
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Jefferson City
James Monroe
Fredenhagen
Kanata
Fie Loven
Beadtiakt
Monroe
William F. Woerner
Public Utilities Commission
Supreme Court
Woerser
Jeferegn City
Atate
Mee
J. B Gantt
Jeferson City
James B Gantt
San Francisco
Missouri
Hdward Po
Etate Poultry Farm
Wright County
Downpour Benefits Capital Jefferson City
A steady rain lasting about three and a half hours drenched the capital area, bringing welcome moisture to corn and other crops. The long shower relieved drought concerns and supported ongoing harvests.
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Capital
Jefferson City
Missouri and federal rates spar over freight and passenger costs
The report covers bids on rail and express charges in Missouri and national cases. It notes a Supreme Court action on opium cases and mentions a special commissioner appointment, bank charter plans, and state finances including June interest and poultry farm receipts.
Major Paroles Life Convict in Jefferson City
Major paroles life convict Oliver Po McCarver of St Francis County who was serving a life sentence for shooting and killing Harry Lett in a saloon at Farmington on March 14, 1901.
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Major
Jefferson City
Oliver Po McCarver
St. Francis County
Harry Lett
Farmington
Mulhall Senate testimony alleges spying and labor plots
The hearing portrays Mulhall accusing aides and union men of illegal organizing to undermine Hughes and ties to Senator Cush ing. Emery, McCarter, and other figures are cited in dramatic testimony about paid Labor support and alleged political intrigue. The testimony shifts to Mulhall’s motives and possible connections to New York workers and labor leaders.
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McComas
Maryland Senators
Wasin
Cushing
Hughes
Emery Representa
Mouse Plare
Chief Page
Tasee
Amaagrr Grifeer
Pomere
Gwinait
Bert O¢e
Yeemet
Atorany
Gieral McCarter
New Jersey
Mulhall Charers
Anne
Senate Lobby Committee
New York
Bis
Marshal Cush
Ming
Senator Motoenas
Maryland
Sams
Finlee
Jy Hyo
Multall
Dormas
Michael
Garrett Adipeseet
Charman Cwerman
Heal
Chavrman
Courtie
McMichard
Proend House
Measure Endorsement Reported By Fortin Mayor
Fortin Mayor Josiah Quicy praises a currency bill in Massachusetts notes and a favorable reception at the White House. The letter lauds the president and Democratic leadership, predicting public support for banking reform and credit stability amid national concerns.
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Fortin
Josiah Quicy
Howton
Massachusetts
White House
Crete
Prolonged Budget Fight Shapes Civil Aid Debate
Amid heavy pro and anti rider positions the budget dispute looms over SEM allocations and federal appropriations. President signals disapproval of rider use while critics urge restraint as the journal notes the historical framing and potential cost implications.
Fragmented note on President Wilson and Washington ties
Fragmentary lines mention President Wilson and Washington, with unclear references to continuity and a possible suggestion of a policy or finance topic. The readable parts indicate a historical or political tone but lack coherent facts or dates.
Ten Years of Foreign Trade in Troubled Times
The article outlines ten years of foreign trade with exports and imports figures. It notes exports rising to a high level and imports totaling $1,750,000 in 1900 with a yearly increase, while total trade reaches about $4,250,000, up 74 percent. It suggests trade may surge further if tariff barriers are removed.
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Tari Club
Yee epd now he lves on the te topos
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Yee possibly associated with a topography or topos topic. Content is insufficient for a coherent summary or factual event.
Eczema in Water Blisters Ad Sparks Home Remedy Seekers
An eczema sufferer recounts water blisters and skin trouble on leg and ankle. He writes that after multiple treatments he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting relief and a free sample offer from Cuticura, Dept 1, Moore, with a note about a bottle shop.
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Congress
Chicago
Perateh Hooper
Moerun
Fragmented Note Cites Unclear Rome Tale
A damaged OCR fragment references Rome and a cryptic claim about certainty and a bed of turnips, yielding little verifiable context and no clear event or dates. The readable text is insufficient to identify people, organizations, places, or outcomes.
The Road to Weltaul Postur Codes in Two Form
Fragmented OCR passage discusses Postum brewing and methods with references to taste, portions, and equipment. It mentions readers testing strength by adding cream and adjusting amount to suit palate, ending with a slogan There’s a Reason for Postum.
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Dave
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Master In Chancery
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Wealan
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Rallrche Letepide
Tom Eraph
Iridere
Johnson & Son
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Rave
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John P. Gordon
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Commission A. & Pemeenerr
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United States
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Mitchell
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Mulhall
Senate
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Washington
Erie
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Yinka
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Witeees
Emery
Laser
Secare
Senalie Tiverone
Mullall
Reid
Fleet
Atouhd
Bert
Simery
SPO Aly Belle Fren Laohung
He Tataire
Garrett
Edinate
Beon
Senate Committee
Ita
Cushing Mathall
Hareelien
Viuthal
Loraer
Cari M Doss
McCamas
Egans
Lars
Reed
Aldrich
Om Me
Josiah Quincy
Stateamananip
Allen
Pepe Allen
oLmere D. le Fey
Ely Bende
Fliasees
Ulema
Talia
Murary CN
Oriene
Department of Juddicw
Serra Aecenary
Pongtean
Wits
Crust Seilectiere
Mr Payne
Fis Pitts
Neo Presifett
Lintiin
Woodrow Wilsar
Twa
Gatteld
Bey Lp Arts
Wilson
Ronace
Rom Wearnwee
Ernst
Jane Bod
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Ieele
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Mollers
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