Wisconsin Law Sparks Fight Over Excursion Rates
Agents and railroad officials clash during a Wisconsin railroad commission hearing over whether new state laws allow continuation of old excursion rates for homeseekers. The Wisconsin Irrigation and Development Association forms, with leaders from Madison and Wausau, as observers seek clarity on rate authority and interstate limits under the new law.
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Mailrands
Harmeseekers
Sunlisan
Pherallroada
Wisconsin
Lyw Hairdevekers
Femusucker
de Teres
Jola Birhes
Interstate Cumaruien
Sucha
Glund
Thy Mutrodd Wuthecitles
Warnes Mae Careta
Commissioner Times
Athur
Heaton
Barnes
North Western Wood
Wade
Wisconsin Irrigation and Development Association
Park Hotel
Capitol
G. DB. Jaal Wausau
CK. Billuxeau
Hawkins
David Dole
Superlips
Neilleville
Hives
J. J. Gates
J. M. Nelson
George W. Louis
N. O. Starks
Madison
Mr. Gates
Association
Osbie
Perfume Industry Thrives Along Mediterranean France
In southern France along the Mediterranean the flower culture has grown into a major perfume industry. In Alpes-Maritimes the perfumery sector has advanced more than elsewhere, hosting over sixty factories with annual output above $4,000,000 and more than 1,500 workers.
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Mediterranean
France
Alps
Rhone
Alpes-Maritimes
George Cares Tor de Monde Morenne
Parla
Prominent Pioneers and Naval Aspirations Highlight 19th Century Figures
Irendall Morgan, a Palladepoin financier, sails with family aboard yacht Waterus, commanded by daughter Ass dane Morgan who earned a master marine certificate after inspection. The 210 foot vessel draws 15 feet and aims for European waters. Secretary Bonaparte faces rail pass refusals amid cabinet duties, while Amosa B. Cob h, veteran Wis consin Assembly speaker, fights Civil War and later serves on Nebraska's Supreme Court.
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Irendall Morgan
Palladepoin
Waterus
Ass Dane Morgan
Stata of Nebraska
Justica
Regiment of Russians Stationed Near Tinis Murder Officers
A regiment of Russians stationed near Tinis in the Caucasus is said to have murdered all its officers, a claim reported with sparse details and no corroborating sources. The event, if confirmed, would signify a severe breakdown in command within a distant front.
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Tinis
Caucasus
Too Much Rain Yet Good Crops Boost Farmers Hope
Madison July report from the state board of agriculture notes excessive rain slowed hay cutting and fruit drop, but overall crops remain favorable with prospects for a good harvest. Northern hay fields scarce, many remain uncut. apples fall immature, and some crops damaged by storms. Weather outlook mixed, yet sugar beets and corn show variable progress amid wet conditions. peas and small fruits mature with quality improving in spots.
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Madison
M. True
Cretary
Theature Board of Tignculture
Ihronshoki
Fim
Mad-Dog Fallacy Dismisses Hydrophobia Fear
The author argues that rabies is rare in dogs and questions the common fear of hydrophobia. He claims his own experience with dogs shows no mad dogs and suggests the fear is unfounded, though acknowledges rare illness can occur. The writing implies skepticism about widespread panic over rabies.
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Watson
America
Powers Case Moves From State To Federal Jurisdiction
The United States Circuit Court orders transfer of the Caleb Powers murder case from Kentucky state courts to federal jurisdiction. The move rests on claims that state law and court practices denied Powers due process and equal protection, with allegations of pardons ignored, jury bias, and unconstitutional charges. The decision heightens scrutiny of Kentucky criminal procedure and ensures potential federal review of Powers’s fourth trial.
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Cale
Powers
William Goebel
Kentucky
United States Circuit Court
Cochran
Irdge Cochran
Cermain Secon
Yates
Black
New York
Rogally
Temovel
How They Do In Norway on Pity Days and Trades
Fragmented text reports on pity days and public services in Norway. It mentions banks open late, servant girls, a public registry alley, telegram boxes, stalls, and borrowable items. It cites rates for government loans, youth health, and wages, with references to Meath and comparisons to Sweden Russia and England.
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WVNSS
ATMS
Borvice Universal
Meath
Sweden
Norway
Lenmark
Russia
England
Newy York
Road to Success and Crime in the City
The piece argues wealth alone corrupts formalities and stresses disciplined planning. It contrasts quick schemes with a safe road to progress, endorsing steady income and careful costing as the sure path. A blunt call for practical, lawful means over flashy get rich quick ideas.
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Posal
Patong
Brday
Nuluth Herald
Neighboring Band Plays Eight Pieces at Night
A cryptic tangle from Noozey and Crabbe hints at a restless night as neighbors reportedly performed eight pieces of music. The Philadelphia Ledger provides the Exchange with a humorous, clipped take on the scene and its chatter.
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Noozey
Americans Suffer in Philippines Climate Affects Women
A Philippine service examiner reports that tropical climate harms American health, especially for women, noting deteriorating appearance and digestive issues. He cites stricter landings, limited local self-government, native labor use, and mixed Filipino satisfaction with U S rule, plus ongoing mineral survey plans and mining samples guidance.
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Madison
A. Willams
Elkhorn
Aead
Philippine Island
Civ
Servies Commission
Manila
United States
Terchipelgo
Philippine Islands
Amedein
Wiliams
Lils Yeason
Fslands
Ie Islands
Te Pavern
Willams
Philipnine
Dslands
Demand for Platinum Big in Electrical Industry Rise
The United States geological survey plans an examination of US platinum resources due to rising demand in the electrical industry. It proposes to collect heavy sands from all placer mines where platinum is observed to determine the best extraction methods.
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Purchint Gre
Amaleoo
Calfornia
Butte
del Norte
Humboldt
Mendocino
Placer Plumas
San Tis
Obispo
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz
Shasta
Siskiyou
Temaha
Trinity
Yuba
Curry
Coos
Lincoln
Josephine
Nex Pereca
Taha
United States
Magnitude of the Cotton Industry Reported for Eight Months
The department of commerce and labor notes total cotton supply for the first eight months at 1,584,448 bales with 494,824 bales for similar months last year. April receipts reached 902,212 bales, over March, but above February. October saw the peak with 3,999,328 bales received. Northern mills took 19 bales. southern mills 1,669,083 bales. Eight months’ exports totaled 4,992,594 bales, with 2,? destined to Great Britain, 895,912 to France, and remaining to other foreign markets. Overall exports for 1903 were 6,208,023 bales.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Vorthern
France
Euray
Dales
Shark hunting rewards issued by Teste marine board
The Teste marine board issues a circular instructing Austrian officers to promote shark killings. Prizes vary by size and species with up to 5 feet paid at 2.39, larger at 4.60, very large at 11.50. Man-eating sharks yield 9.00 to 230. Fishermen must present specimens to the harbor officer for payment.
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Marine Board of Teste
Anaela
Oddities of the Human Body Headline
The article notes facial asymmetry with eyes misaligned in two fifths of cases and one eye stronger in seven of ten. It also observes a general tendency for the right eye to sit higher than the left.
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Bonaparte
Cabint
Jony
Faye
Bonaparle Mnnimil Pisses
Alice
Trey
Secretary True
Ising Report
Wacar
Tye
Wsadis
Darley
Pasuires
Car
Patilocs
Fargec Ik Jt
Caleb Powers
Stre
Philippines
THE
Islands
United States Geological Survey
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