Reform era trust talk at New York conference hearing leaders
Delegates including Gov. Pingree of Michigan and Maj. G. B. Tucker debated anti trust measures and government control of transportation. Speakers urged stronger federal and state action to curb monopolies and defend free markets while examining agricultural, industrial, and shipping impacts on national stability.
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Pan
Byron
Fay
Yontiol Lees
Mani
Bert Aerator
New York
Horatio W. Seyione
John FL Beaiikin
Mio Tusa Lyoweatt
Lowa
Heer
Sesson
Woodlin
Samed
Greyley
Chiis
America
Tle
VC. Mantes
BE Pawl
National [Armers] cM Lines
South Bend
Ind
National Grange
Congress
GB. R. Tucker
Gov. Pingree
Michigan
Curative Claims Stir Debates On Tariffs And Distribution
A fragmented report from Chicago depicts a public session where speakers discussed economic law, prosperity, and wage distribution. The dialogue covered tariff effects on competition, municipal ownership, and penalties for special favors, with references to labor, trusts, and government role.
Pardon and Papers: A Troubled Public Quotation Scene
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a discussion of pardons and official papers amid a confused sequence of names, dates, and places. The garbled lines hint at government actions, potential pardons, and references to individuals or entities, but no clear event or outcome is discernible.
Transvaal Reply Seen as Core Issue in Britain
London dispatchs report Transvaal reply to British demands remains unread by a British official. Montague White cites belief that the reply will disappoint Britain, with officials awaiting text for several days. Pretoria letters indicate mixed opinions among Volksraad members and Kruger supporters on acceptance versus opposition. The Orange Free State signals readiness to back Transvaal if war comes.
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London
Transvaals
Pole
Joseph Chauberlain
Volksraad
Chauberlain
Lord Wolesley
Geo Stewart White
Natal
South African Republic
Montague White
Transvaal
Srifish
Chamberlain
Lee
Reiger
Tanden
Pretoria
Tings Sive
Britain
Paris
Times
Delse
Inte
Enfleavin
Kruger
IL. Chamberlain
Tretoria
Parly Telegraph
Johannesburg
Toemfontein
Orange Free Slate
Orange Free State
Tartar Cleared to Sail from Hong Kong
Washington reports clearance for the transport Tartar to proceed to the United States. Dispatches to Adjutant General Corbin from Col. Metcalf, commander of the Twentieth Kansas, note the British suggestion to avoid interference with American transports. A later message says the Tartar is not overcrowded and the voyage is as good as other transports, with no protest from London through Mr Choate.
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Washington
Hong-Kong
United States
Adjt
Corbin
Metcalf
Kansas
Foreign Office
Kong Kong
Col. Metewl
Tartu
Manik
Ile
Hone
State Department
Choate
London
A Sharp Engagement Report From Navy Department
Washington dispatch dated September 14 reports Navy Department notices from September 11. Secretary Baildon relays incidents including Paragon silencing insurgents near Yoanbilles and destruction at Samar, with forces advancing and expected impacts on regional sites. War Department details and native reactions to Anglo American troop movements are noted, alongside tax and security measures shaping the broader conflict outlook.
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Washington
Navy Department
Navy
Baildon
Paly Sugermoul
Pali
Castaldos
Paragon
Fey
Lews
Bupine
Davidse
Swatron
Tewis
Alas
Lasun
War Department
Samar
Dreyfus Trial Verdict and Aftermath Report
The report describes Dreyfus being found guilty and sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment after a highly charged trial. The court’s split verdict on the ultimate military question is noted, with crowds cheering the army outside. Dreyfus shows no visible emotion as he leaves the courtroom and returns to prison. Indignation abroad grows, including a New York protest and calls for an appeal to Washington, while authorities observe a reduced gendarmerie presence and a wary calm in Rennes.
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Foobar
Claude
Miley
Didie
Seta
Luigi
Metsinley
Lovett
Mivieal Sastpsaan
Ehestont
Pier Vertiyges
Aitivil
Ofies
Comareretat
Comareretat Eol
alThcers
Ranneeers
Praiy Institute
Virions Ko Hwny Chielals Ag
Babrath Woden
Phiadelphia
Otter
Woneld Podee dl
Fronhe North Vlantig Sateen
Wilson
Tieepbion
Blune
Wenhage
Iton House of Representatives
United States
Benedicvon
Washington
Toulhkrad
Opel
Folliowdafiben
Lotediatels
Sept
Wiens
Geniuieni
Milladolsof
Mitiguiel
White House
Rene Tie
Crachitey
Leonede
Mmerit
Pieter
Pmla Gt Mp Ag Vb
PDN
Paaprayens
Tiple
Rennes
Sept. W
Dreyfus
Fouinl
New York
Saniay
Tien
Moveier
Eldrodee
Lradin
Vanderbilt heir dies under coroner inquiry in New York
The coroner probed the death of Cornelius Vanderbilt the elder son of William Jr Vanderbilt and the Commodore’s grandson. He died unexpectedly with the coroner stating the cause as vertebral injury. Burial was permitted and the body prepared for interment. Vanderbilt, born on Staten Island November 2, pursued commerce and railroads, serving as treasurer and president of the New York & Harlem Railroad and later linked to many rail and religious educational trusts. He left significant bequests including a building for railroad employees in New York and $100,000 for a Protestant Episcopal cathedral. He married Alice Gwynne in 187?
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Carnelius Vanderbil
William Jr, Vanderbilt
Chauncey M. Depew
Canada Southern Mailroad Company
Mn Vanderbilt
Sullding
New York
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
Llarse Fats
de Rosa Konheur
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Aliee Gwynne
Terr y M govern Wins Bantam Title in Two Minute Fight
Boxing report from New York details Terry McGovern of Brookly n defeating Pedlar Palmer of London in their title bout at Westchester club in Luckahoe New York. McGovern dominated Palmer in a bout lasting two minutes 32 seconds well within the featherweight division class. Prize money totaled 10000 dollars with 74 percent to McGovern the remainder to Palmer. Nine thousand spectators witnessed the match.
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Terry McCorern
Brooklya
Dpedlar Palmer
London
Westchester Lub
Luckahoe
N.Y. Youstuy
McGovern
Palmer
Inds
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