Doctored Meats Probe Spurs Health Campaign
The state Board of Health leads an Indianapolis campaign against adulterated foods after affadavits reveal dealers using coloring, preservatives, and substitutes in meats sold on stalls. Tests by the state laboratory reportedly detected colored and inferior substances in items like sausages and hamburger steaks. Violations may draw fines up to six months in jail or heavier penalties under the new feed law.
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Indianapolis
State Laboratory
Sround
Fool
Senate Debates Anti Pass and Commodity Amendments
The discussion centers on anti pass and commodity amendment language. Senators object to parts of the proposal and debate whether passes and rebates could be restricted. Senator Spooner argues current language may allow lawmakers to accept passes. Senator Lodge criticizes the commodity change affecting rail carriers.
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Warrington
Bert Diag
Spooner
House of
Senarman
Lodge
Gleaming Discourse on Victims Across War Crimes Trials
A fragmented report discusses victims of a large scale war crime. It references lectures by Professor Ver Lisvt and mentions massacres and trials. Names such as Beron, Ture, and Cassie appear amid disjointed phrases.
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Beron
Ture
Ryder
Cassie
Dom
Federal court reviews intercity freight rate case
Evidence shows the interstate carrier faced higher rates than federal baseline, with a finding that rate manipulation occurred. The Interstate Commerce Commission had imposed a $924 fine on the Tenses & Peel railroad for denying cotton shipments at decab rates from Shreveport to Texarkana and onward to Hope Arkansas.
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Interetate Commerce Commission
Tenses & Peel
Missing Miss Hood Chronicle Motives and Mystery
A fragmented report details a missing person case involving Miss Hood with sparse context. Elements mention Ashish N C and a set of cryptic notes, implying a local inquiry or investigation with unidentified witnesses and locations. The text remains unclear about a definitive event or outcome.
Feveded a Library Portis To dune uv Mrs BS Tan Ter Wilyoo
Fragmented OCR note describes a library event in a city with references to Mrs Tan Ter Wilyoo and a person named Cope. The text mentions a library car and a women’s diet seed item, with confusion over dates and details.
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Portis
Dune
BS Tan
Cope
Cotton Belt refiner deny absorbing new rail lines
Britton of the Cotton Belt refiner denies a published report that his system has absorbed Kovnston East and West Texas railways. He says the Cotton Belt has all it can handle and is not pursuing new lines, calling the story untrue.
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Dallas
P Sinent Britton
Cotton Belt
Kovnston
East & West Texas Railways
Strengthening Border Garrisons Near Austrian Frontier
Vienna reports that under an accord from the German emperor's visit, Austrian garrisons near the Russian frontier will be reinforced due to Russian disorders. The move follows consultations aimed at bolstering border security amid tensions.
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Vienna
Congress to Stay in Session to Pass Food Bill
Washington June 27 Congress will stay in session to finish work on the pure food bill and related appropriations. Speaker Cannon and his lieutenants work to ease tensions and assure action before adjournment, with conference negotiations ongoing and no fixed date for adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
Cannon
Alec Treubk
Titan Bi
Crow Land Reservation Registration Tops 2000 in Billings
Crow lands registration in Billings Montana reached nearly two thousand on the date, the largest since the office opened. Total registrations exceed ten thousand to date as of June 27.
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Billings
Mont
Paris
Foreign Office
Tangier
Morocco
Algeciras
Dynamite Train Disaster on Sierra Railway
A freightear derailment on the Sierra railway caused the overturning of dynamite charges totaling about one and a half tons. Brakemen aboard the train were involved in the incident near Angels Camp California on June 27.
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Angels
Cal
Awaited the Kaiser Dowie Testimony in Zion City Case
Miss Elizabeth McLaouren testified in Chicago on June 27 about Joli.t-xamter Dowle’s Mexico and Jamaica trip and his claims of German imperial support. She said Dowie wore evening clothes to awaits the emperor and believed prayers could halt Asiatic nations, while Deacon Brace tried to explain Dowie’s inspiration to his followers.
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Chicago
Elizabeth McLaouren
Joli
T-Xamter Dowle
Mexico
Jamaica
Lefor
Jules Landis
Zion City
Jansvica
Germany
T'O
Dowie
Peros
Brace Fello
Vaoliva
Tier
Duwie
Tewie
Longworths Dine With Kaiser Aboard Hamburg
Emperor William entertained Mr and Mrs Longworth at dinner on the royal yacht Hamburg in Kiel. Princess Eitel hosted. The emperor was jovial and complimentary to America and Americans.
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Longworths
Kaiser
Kiel
Emperor William
Mrs. Longworth
Hamburg
Princess Eitel
Emperor
America
Americans
Tobacco Warehouse Burns in East Hartford Fire
A large warehouse owned by W. L. Hunting & Co. in East Hartford, Connecticut, containing 2,500 cases of tobacco, was totally destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at about 36,050 pounds. The blaze caused extensive smoke damage and prompted emergency responses.
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East Hartford
Conn
Beng
W. L. Hunting & Co
Immigration bill to be studied by a new commission
Washington June 26 The immigration controversy moved to a commission plan after a close house vote. A substitute creating a two senator three house member panel and two presidential appointees was adopted to examine immigration policy. The measure passed without division as debate on the head tax and educational test continued.
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Washington
Ft. Wo
Atono
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Tie Hoes
Meloek
Hotsa Peo
Panama Elections Marked by Rare Clashes at Santa Ana Park
Panama on Sunday reported orderly voting overall with minor scuffles near ballot boxes at Santa Ana park. Nine police officers and Jose Montes Pardo, noted member of a prominent family, helped restore calm as Liberal supporters clashed with security forces.
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Panama
Liverals Andyiecemen
Ballotianes
Santa Ana Park
Jose Amontes Pardo
Panama crisis quieted as marines land in canal zone
Forty armed policemen restored order but feared clashes may erupt unless Marines arrive from the USS Marblehead. Governor Magoon and Police Chief Shanton were seen at key spots, calming tensions. Constitutional Party claimed victory in Panama City and Veragua and Chiriqui provinces as Colon elections concluded quietly. Government results awaited.
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United States
Marblehead
Magoon
Geo. R. Shanton
Canal Zone
Constitutional Party
Panama
Citk
Cole Veragua
Chiriqui
Atom
Colon
Goremykin Crisis Draws Conservative Centered Coalition
In St Petersburg on June 25 the Conservative Centrist group in the empire's council urged resignation of the Goremykin ministry. An interview by ex-minister Yermoloff argues the current cabinet cannot pacify the country and should be replaced by a cabinet from Octoberist, Democratic Reform, and Constitutional Democratic ranks. The discussion reflects mounting parliamentary pressure and a possible reconfiguration of government amid unrest.
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Council of the Empire
Goremykin
Octoberist
Democratic Reform
Constitutional Democratic
Mo Yermoloff
Agriculaure
Cate
Woffa
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