Decide 10 Unite Assembly Reunites with Cumberland Presbyterian Body
Amid applause the Beselon based general assembly of the Presbyterian church at Wiiwhu Lake voted to consolidate with the Cumberland body. The committee on cooperation expanded to twenty one and will coordinate with Cumberland delegates to craft consolidation details for report to the next assembly.
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Britons Belligerent Force Commons to Adjourn
The House of Commons faced a turbulent Monday session as disorder prevented debate on Premier Raifour's pledge. Speaker RIOWINR adjourned after attempts to speak and a failed clock of proceedings, amid calls to address colonial references and the Talfour compromise.
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House of Commons
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Carapheil Hanneruan
Raifour
Iuvlog
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Hid
Whwiherlain
Htubretaln
Talfour
Kurt Aren
Leah
Mystery Secretary Worries Over Silent Trail
A garbled report hints at a high level figure, Secretary of the Treasury Shaw, facing a missing destination and fractured communications. It mentions travel to Am Moore TP, Waldroan, and Vehed Bratia with references to Lunt ne hie aiange and Gyr tiporta, raising questions about the person’s whereabouts and potential leadership decisions amid a wider disturbance.
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Shaw
Rt Lala
Ammoore
Waldroan
Mena Christian Association
Vahed Bratia
Keraauts
Merrell
Lus Mauerd
Aine
Deianle
Trialle Denntaan Faces Competency Trial in Red Oak
The case, moved from Logan, centers on Denntaan charged with competency in a Pollock area robbery. The former Umea gambler now stands trial in Red Oak as prosecutors seek a decisive end to the litigation.
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Umea
Danniton
Logan
Jacob
Mayor Weaver in bid to block gas lease in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Mayor Weaver fights a 25 million dollar lease of the city gas works to United Gas Improvement for 72 years. He accuses Republican leaders and involves New York figure Ellen Rent and former Judge James Gay Gordon in a battle that could shape city politics for two years. The dispute centers on the sale of public works to fund city expenses and 20 000 officeholders at risk amid reform pressures and party opposition.
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Peter B. Costella
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Aqunet
Republican Organization
Ellen Rent
New York
James Gay Gordon
Hhis
Tuy
Lendang Terade
United Jay Improvement Company
Tirceen
Thomas Chosen as Principal of Kearney Normal School
Thomas, superintendent of the public schools at Kearney, was elected principal of the new normal school at Keres by a vote of four to three. He accepted by telegraph, while Fowler refused the post after weighing slate board action. Rev L B Ludden of Lincoln presided as balLOT judge, with voting splits among seven members.
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Puble School
Kearney
Keres
K Fowler
Ang
Hla Deellaytion
L. B. Ladden
Lincoln
Ludden
Thoms
Loweler
JW Searson
Wahow
Nwite
Thomas
Ieave Thamagod
Postpone Investigation in Bowen Loomis Controversy
The Bowen Loomis investigation is delayed as witnesses and officials, including Secretary Taft, debate who should testify. Jon G. Dater of the New York World, tied to a public charge against Loomis’ administration, awaits a potential future hearing after discussion with Secretary Taft.
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Loomla
Wile Hsin
Ryrsell
Culonthia
Runsell
Teguiles
Looms
Fornieler
Cornea
Loomis
Trowen
Tait
Dowen
Trust Company Falla Seized by State Officials
The Merchants' Frost Company of New York City was closed by order of the state superintendent of banks. It had assets of 3,269,000 yet could not meet obligations to depositors, threatening capital impairment. Attorney General Douglas Rob Hinson, acting on behalf of President Ronderel, was appointed one of the receivers of the company.
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Trust Company
Falla
Frost Company
New York City
Ofter
Banka
Maton
Douglas Rob Hinson
Ronderel
Strike Spreads as Teamsters Reject Proposed Terms
The Chicago teamsters refuse employers terms and plan a broader strike. Their joint council condemns backtracking on driver rehires, vows continued boycotts, and may call a general walkout of all teamsters tied to lumber firms and rail haulers. Sheriff Barrett warns troops may be needed if order fails.
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Beiong
Thia
Teamaters
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Boyraty
Lumbermen’s Association
Aras
Ualnn
Lumbermen'a Association
Train Owners’ Association
Talronds
Ely
Barrett
Governmental Investigation Demands Roosevelt Inquiry on Insurance
New Yorker asks President Roosevelt to investigate insurance practices and push a national inquiry under interstate commerce law. The petition cites Equitable Life and standard beef and oil investigations as precedents and urges a federal commission akin to the coal commission. Secretary Hay remains in place as talks involve international diplomacy and regulatory momentum.
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Roosevelt Ham Tran
Equitable Tile Assurance Society
Beef Trust
Wei Ming
M Chants’ Association of
New York
Anveral
King Aska
Coal Commission
Afr. King
Congrésa
Aurums
Congress
Congress and Penators
Grand Army praise at Grand Island encampment
National Commander General Blackmar praised Governor Mickey and Nebraska leaders during a Grand Army of the Republic gathering in Grand Island. He contrasted Nebraska and Arkansas leaders, lauded Roosevelt as a friend to veterans, and noted honors for Judge Atolls of Omaha for past service. The event set the stage for a Denver encampment and referenced a recent Galveston expulsion.
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Grand Army
Nebraska
Blackmar
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Island
Neb
Denver
Galveston
Mickey
Arkandue
Arkansas
Qute
Judge Atolls of
Saindier
Sxhin Guard
Bryan Will Go Abroad for Study and Travel
Former presidential candidate William J Bryan plans a world tour to study municipal ownership and railroad problems abroad. He will travel with Mrs Bryan and Grace in June to Germany, then depart for Glasgow to study urban systems, visit British cities, then continente Europe, Australia, New Zealand, China and Japan, possibly Philippines, staying abroad nearly a year to complete lectures and research.
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Grace
Bryan
Glasgow
Hla Sinersry
Australia
New Zealand
China
Japan
Puilppise Islands
La Follette Wins Railroad Rate Bill Victory
Wisconsin Governor La Follette secured the key victory as the Wisconsin Senate passed the railroad rate commission bill under suspension of rules by a unanimous vote. The bill, after a long debate, is expected to become law with Assembly approval and the governor plans to resign after adjournment to become a United States senator.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Kreutzer
Prouty Suggests New Railway Oversight Plan
Commissioner Prouty testified before the Senate commerce committee in Weakington on rail freight rate regulation. He proposed a separate department of railways to handle informal complaints and a commission to set rates effective immediately, arguing courts lack power to fix future rates. He warned competition would not curb costs and predicted increased discrimination and rebates, noting the New York New Haven & Hartford line’s current control.
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Prouty
Commerce Commission
Weakington
Senate Committee On Commerce
Department of Railways
Als Opiniog
Sandard
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Russian Army Aftermath Reported Amidchaos and Debauchery
Dispatches from Harbin describe a carnival of drunken revelry among Russian army hangers on with champagne flowing at ten dollars a bottle and gamblers profiting in the rear. The Russian emperor, at General Snovtteh's request, appoints a new chief marshal while the commander in chief plans a renewed campaign to restore order and bolster morale.
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Harbie
Snovtteh
Noble work by the Grand Army of the Republic
A tribute to the Grand Army of the Republic praising its noble aims and enduring fellowship. It describes posts, departments, and national encampments as a sacred structure uniting veterans, preserving memories of battle, and spreading patriotic unity across the nation.
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Republic
Hamfat
Attite
Department of the State
Remarkable tribute to Grand Army founder and fallen comrade
Mrs John A Logan recounts the life of Dr Stephanson, credited with founding a great Grand Army of the Republic. notes his early misfortunes, death at Rock Creek in 1871, and reinterment with honors at Petersboro. The piece honors his reverence, charity, and lasting impact on Union veterans, framed by Logan’s eulogy on compensation and service.
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Mehend County
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Petersboro
Rone Hil Tentelery
James A. Matheny
Springfield
Lbs
Grand Army of the
John A. Logan
Cincluns Enquirer
Tholra the Memory That Endures Memorial Ode
An ornate, solemn tribute recalling fallen soldiers and the enduring memory of their sacrifice. The text honors those who served, their families, and the nation, affirming that devotion endures beyond death and remains in hearts and history.
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