14 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Newport Daily News
Location
Newport, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
1
Readable fragment lists prices for various furniture items including tables chairs couches dressers chiffoniers and beds with discounts near half price. Items include extension tables Morris chairs parlor tables dressers and bedsteads with scattered prices and notes of materials such as oak mahogany birdseye maple and white enamel.
In Brooklyn Connecticut on June 12 a private suit over a strike collapsed as Judge Broley dismissed contempt claims against team drivers and a union agent. The ruling found no clear evidence of wrongdoing or violations of the injunction against the union. The case involved alleged interference with business and a related attempt to hijack a safe with $100 seized.
A description highlights more than fifty distinct options, emphasizing broad variety and lack of repetition. The passage notes that no two choices are alike, underscoring the range and uniqueness of offerings.
Principal Missouri railroads petitioned court to halt enforcement of state freight and passenger rate rules. Judge Smith McPherson delayed ruling to tomorrow while injunctions prevent state officials from enforcing the acts. Railroads from Keete City and others prepare reply by June 15 with Frank Magerman leading their argument. In Washington, a query notes Nicaragua and El Salvador amid Central American tensions and arms shipments supporting a rebel faction, with U S officials seeking clarity on intervention.
Boston committee on railroads adjourned after hearing governor recommendations to protect state interests amid a proposed Boston and Maine merger with the New York New Haven and Hartford lines. Attorney General Hadley defended a plan for anti stock watering laws while discussions over a broader bill continued with limited action.
Boston scene notes that Representative Duns el Bay of Saston and Speaker Cole consider Mercer legislation on active measures. TM Charles Mellen of the Hartford canvass asked to be present to answer questions from citizens and attorneys. The speaker retires to read orders under a rule granting three days to respond to papers.
Fragmentary OCR shows Boston and Maine lines with claims for reimbursement related to improvements and crossing protection. Amounts cited include 8417 and 20009, with references to directors and proposed steel works by auction.
A Quincey professor has been named principal of the Syracuse High School, with details indicating leadership responsibilities and school reforms. The appointment is announced by local education authorities and confirms a move to expand program oversight.
June 14 reports list vessels and routes including Virginia, Hearsarge, and Straneih with movements to New York Cape Vod Tass Ulinois and Barragansett Bay. Arrivals include Yorkton at Artifutla and St. Louis at Bata with Pens luvkel and Cagsar noted at Norfolk and Seen feu a Tend.
Supervising officer in Norfolk probes cause of a launch disaster near Humpton Roads after midnight Monday. Six midshipmen and five seamen died. investigators seek vessel identity and exact cause as bodies drift ashore in Northumberland Strait and coast guards report multiple wrecks from November gales.
The New York strike escalates into street battles as longshoremen clash with police and security guards. About 300 workers marched after a dispute over rehire rules, sparking hourlong fights with clubs knives and fists. Dozens wounded, ambulances dispatched, piers reopen as workers return.
A garbled news section notes Secretary Taft's illness and a waning political scene in San Francisco. It mentions mayor Fligeie Fi Gehl seeking clemency for a crime and a court-ordered bail decision affecting local figures, with names partially legible and dates vague.
Imported Italian Panamas in champagne color with lightest cool style sold in limited quantities. Commerford and Glasscoe advertise Gala Agents for Thames Street and Virginia-Cured Hams with Kingan's Reliable products and Ferris hams and bacon.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a peace conference in The Hague with names and terms unclear. Readable elements include mention of participants and a continued ninth page reference. No clear event date or outcomes are obtainable from the surviving text.
The Bee Hive offers ready to wear white dresses for graduation. We carefully select fashionable garments with latest styles. Mothers will find pleasing assortments and low prices on many items including parkas and Parisian gown options.
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