Roosevelt Presses Federal Rail Control in Address at Lawton Monument
President Roosevelt, at the Lawton monument unveiling in Indianapolis on May 1, urged closer federal control of railways and public service corporations. He warned against predatory wealth, defended property rights, and called for thorough valuation and oversight while denying punitive aims. He urged openness and expert staffing for the Interstate Commerce Commission and warned railroad leaders against political meddling.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Gen
Lawton
Roosevelt
Lawton Monument
Commerce Commission
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Methods of Beef Trust Exposed
New York May 31 details an Armour & Co. employee Harry Schmidt arraigned for selling meat at short weights after inspectors found boxes marked 50 pounds of chicken contained four pounds or more short. The probe reveals the practice spans the nation with butchers paying 16 cents per box while receiving 46 pounds, shifting extra cost to the public. Magistrate Naumer vows action against Armour officials. inspector Tighe calls the fraud systemic and nationwide, also noting pork tenderloins and lard affected. Voliva ousted as Zion City head amid contempt of court charge. lease cancellation tied to move. Equitable Life indictments target former controller Jordan for perjury and forgery. current officials escape indictment.
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New York
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
Harry Schmidt
Armour & Co
Chicago
Schmidt
Bureau of Weights and Measures
Naumer
Frederick H. Tighe
Tighe
Voliva
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church
Zion City
Tabernacle
John C. Hately
K. M. Landis
United States District Court
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Thomas D. Jordan
Advance of ten percent hits New England mills
Boeton May 28 report shows roughly 85 000 workers in Rhode Island southwestern and western Massachusetts Amesbury and southern New England affected by a ten percent wage rise. An additional five percent is expected next month in many mills, with New England cotton mills employing over 200 000 operatives. Lowell workers have requested ten percent, but the textile council rejected a five cent increase.
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Boeton
New England
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Amesbury
Mass
Pownavale
Lowell
Textile Council
Maine
New Hampshire
Supreme Court rules grain taxed not as personal property
The Minnesota Supreme Court decides Northwestern Elevator Co of Minneapolis owes no personal property tax on 29 000 bushels of grain stored in its elevators at the Minnesota transfer. Only office furniture valued about 250 dollars is taxable. The ruling could affect taxation of grain in elevators statewide.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Supreme Court
Northwestern Elevator Company
Minnesota Transfer
Northwestern
Scope of Land Convention Enlarged to Include Arid Land Reclaimation
Denver May 381 The land convention in Denver June 15 19 and 20 adds arid land reclamation to its agenda. Colorado water users protest government rights in the San Luis valley with similar issues in Idaho Washington and Oregon. Aims include defeating government by rules rather than by law. Mrs Ida Saxton McKinley Resting in Westlawn vault following simple funeral at McKinley residence attended by President Roosevelt Vice President Fairbanks Gov Harris and other officials. Wisconsin freshmen defeat St Johns Military Academy in a close race while Syracuse wins the four oared and Wisconsin the eight oared events. Cornell defeats Harvard in the boat race by three quarters of a length.
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Ida Saxton McKinley
President McKinley
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Market Street
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Harris
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
St John's Military Academy
Delafield
Soldier Boys
Syracuse
Minnesotan News From The Vicksburg Memorial To Nashville Center
News notes from Minnesota recount the unveiling of a 90 foot granite obelisk at Vicksburg National Military Park honoring Minnesota soldiers with addresses by Governors Johnson Vardaman and General Hubbard Mrs Johnson and Mrs Vardaman unveil the monument. Also reported are a near miss with a freight train involving Elmer Hodgins at Os goods Blodgett plant Solway boy missing John Shepherds three year old feared dead or alive and dog search efforts a mine engineer found dead at Stevenson mine post office robberies at Waverly and Howard Lake a Nashville Center fire wiping out W L Hoover store house and barn with Hoover undecided on rebuilding.
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St. Paul
Elmer Hodgins
Gladstone
Osgood Blodgett Plant
East Seventh Street
Young Hodgins
Hodgins
Solway
John
William Shepherd
Bondholders Take Toledo Railway for Two Million Bid
Toledo Ohio May 29 The Toledo Railway and Terminal company and all its equipment were sold Tuesday to the bondholders by a master commissioner. There was a single bid and one road went to the bondholders for 2000008 dollars.
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Bay Railroad
Toledo, O
Toledo Railway and Terminal Company
Oie Road
Notice of hearing on estate of Ole Sebern deceased
In Brown County Minnesota a probate court will hear the petition of Kec Sorbel for estate administration of Ole Sebern who died October 1 in Linden. The court orders the hearing for June 7 and requires publication in New Ulm Review for three weeks. George Ross probate judge seal.
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Desreut
State of Minnesota
Ole Sern
Kec Sorbel
Ole Seburo
Linden
Brown County
Minnesota
Ae Brown
Brown
Minnnesota
Ole Sebarn
New Ciminsuit
S. D
Wo Chelen
New Ulm
State OF
County of
Reonis Probate Court
Magist
Tam
Rilossner
Merry Tisman
Christmas
Smieny
New Jin Review
Said
New Dlm
Minn
of Brown
Walnee
Fu Wniel
Oedey
UK Review
New Tila
New Zim
George Ross
Zim Edge On
Ruban
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale by Brown County Sheriff
Notice announces a foreclosure sale for Herman Nemitz and Amelia Nemitz on two John Gund Brewing Company mortgages dated 1902 and 1907. It lists due principal sums, accrued interest, and totals of $1505.00 and $1508.00 with 6 percent interest, plus attorney fees and disbursements. Sale set for July 11, 1907 at 10 a.m. at the Brown County Courthouse for the property in Comfrey Minnesota Lot 3, Block 2.
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Herman Nemitz
Amietta Nemitz
Mortgagors
John Gund Brewing Company
Register of Deeds
County of
Brown
State of
Minnesota
Amelia Nemitz
Mortgaors
Mortungee
Hrowe
New Village
Com— Frey
Brown County
Stat of
New Ulm
Weu
Casi
Tagory
Marria Kes
Law
A. D
Joan Gund Brewing Company
Carl Kurtevacker
Setret
Absolute cleanliness and purity report on Daniel Wel ster Hour
A fragmented note presents a factual record referencing Daniel Wel ster Hour and themes of cleanliness and purity. The readable portion mentions a focus on hygiene standards and a associated hour or event, with limited additional context available.
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Daniel Welster
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