Rate Suit Spreads Across Railroads Draws Broad Opposition
A sweeping dispute over freight rate increases sees support and opposition from major western cities and industry groups. The government seeks a swift court ruling with expedited proceedings as it challenges railroads led by carriers in a high-stakes antitrust context. Missouri Manufacturers and St. Louis business groups join the fray while other factions resist the proposed hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rmaladlé West
Gedy Seal
Hubbard
Iowa
Wickershant
Washington
Grosvenor
St. Louis
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Wickersham
Fta
Standard Oil.company
Lonla
Mon Lune
Lasues
Cook
Sanborn
Nun ‘Dejvanter
Adams
United’ States
United States Circuit Court of Appeala
Terminal Railroad Association
Cquity
Circuit Court
St. Louts League
Opponlg
Missouri Manufacturers
Lnos
Explosion at Utah quarry kills twenty five workers
A severe blast at a Union Portland cement quarry near Devil’s Basin Utah killed about 25 men and injured many more. The blast collapsed the quarry site wrecking telegraph and telephone lines and cutting communication with the surrounding area. Rescue and recovery efforts are underway as authorities assess the number of missing workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Ani
Union Portland
Devil's Bi I Side
Utah
Recene
Roosevelt Speech Sparks UK Debate in Editorials
British papers react to Roosevelt remarks with mixed judgments on timing and conduct. The Globe and Pall Mall Gazette criticize the host’s approach as inappropriate while The Standard and other Conservative press call for restraint, and Liberal outlets probe implications for empire policy. The Westminster Gazette questions Roosevelt’s safety and The Star warns he is not above civilized norms.
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London
Roosevelt
Ant
Britfabru
Egypt
Partisanghin
Po Gonclubidris
White
Babera
Papéra
Seerious
Act
Aimoat
Gor
Pall Mall’ Gazette
Stecesa
Ital
Westminater Gazette
Star
Bankers 60 to Jail in Municipal Graft Case
Two Pittsburgh bankers face jail and fines after pleading to conspiracy and bribery in a municipal graft exposure. Bo H Jennings, president of Columbia Nations Bank, gets two months and a fine. A Griffen, cashier, receives four months and a $500 penalty. Both were taken to serve immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dennings
F. A. Griffen
Pittsburg
Hav. Wde
Criminal Courts
Bo H. Jennings
Columbia: Nations, Bank
Griffen
Fermi Jennings
Pindell Appointed Chief Clerk to Assistant Postmaster General
Pindell of Maryland named chief clerk to the fourth assistant postmaster general succeeding Preacher who became assistant chief of the rural delivery division. Mrs Pindell noted as spouse alongside. June 2. Washington edition reports the appointment.
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Pindell
Cengus
Washington
Pindell,Sr
Maryland
Tecenair
Unknown Totle to York Pact Remains Unclear
The fragmentary notice references a known tot ble act and a body to York with paternal Wag. No coherent details emerge to define the event, participants, or outcome. Further readable text is needed for precise summarization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Maryland Adopts New Banking Law Amid Reforms
The new Maryland banking law, now in effect, tightens reserve requirements and loan limits for banks and trust companies. It creates reporting duties for state institutions and expands protections for deposits, including joint and minor accounts, while penalizing false rumors that threaten bank stability.
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Maryland
Paes Wavingy
Atate
Citbet
Yoni
Yententay
J. Duke Howitt
Themedelves
Ind
Nies
Bank’ Commiestoner
Devanton
MMM
Ae Ge Og
Savings -Bankk
Banking Department
Stites
Avithont
Élther
I Bank Fov
Iist
Shimneral Institution
Hank
Cure of Paralysis Through Nerve Grafting Operation
In New York, 19 year old Fiorio suffers paralysis on the left side of the face. Dr Norsted performed a nerve grafting operation by connecting a facial nerve split to a nerve near the tongue. The surgeon hopes to restore facial movement and left ear hearing damaged in prior injury. The operation was postponed twice due to infection and pleurisy.
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King County Hospital
New York
Norsted
Louvre
Nicole
Flario
Mutlent
Tongne
Norsted ix
Finro
Norated
Arctic Simile in Fragmented Quote Wins Few Clues
A garbled quotation about the sun and arctic regions presents a puzzled explorer's remark. The misread lines mix metaphors and misspellings, leaving the exact meaning unclear but hinting at a comparison to something elusive and magnified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Buckten’s Arnive Quick Heal Promises Wound Relief
An ad lists Buckten’s Arnive as the fastest cure for dreadful wounds from guns and burns. It markets a range of treatments including cures for skin eruptions and gangrene prevention, claiming rapid, sure healing.
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Keremsai
Hand& Coron
Piers Sherre
Maryland Public Utilities Commission Requests Electric Info
The commission adopts an order to collect information from every corporation engaged in furnishing electricity or both gas and electric for the state. It requires statements of capital stock, consolidation details, bonded debt, annual expenditures, and schedules of rates for domestic and manufacturing use. It also seeks deposits from consumers, minimum and maximum deposit amounts, withdrawal data, and related accounting methods.
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Bbe
Tie
Laird
Coumibion
Maryland
Atock
Consolidador
Inet
Reyeipta
Consuuers
Lackidlig
Depealt
Fundyy
Heart Surgery Leaves Patient Fully Recovered
Vienna correspondent reports a heart surgery where Dr. Oxkay opened the chest to locate a bullet believed buried in the heart. Blood was drained, wounds stitched, pleural cavity cleared, and the patient recovered completely.
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Medien Record
Oxkay
Steeks
Naval academy events and local notices in state paper
The page reports midshipmen events at the Naval Academy, including a military demonstration on Tune Weeks. It mentions deaths and legalities such as a trial, a marriage license protest, and a drowned individual. Additional notes reference Caroline County appointments and local officials.
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Karl Witaon
Thompon
Charlestown
Hagerstown
Frederick
A. Jack Yon Howard
Wags
Sharp Towne
Wllamaport
New Discoveries Promise Safe Cough and Breathing Aid
Dr King’s new discovery claims instant relief for coughs colds grippe croup bronchitis hay fever and related throat and chest troubles. Asheville reader James M Black reports obstinate cough freed after other remedies failed under a $100 trial guarantee by Fearre's Modern Pharmacy.
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Muneveroud
James MM. Black
Asheville
N. Gnor
R.O
Atrial Letile
The Home as Primary School in Child Training
The article argues the home carries the primary duty of child training, with parents responsible from birth to night. It contends schools and teachers cannot replace home influence, urging mothers to study pedagogy and maintain discipline suited to each child. It stresses the home’s central role over church or state in education.
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Rome
Actiodls
Ainly
Kelly
Oltfer
Concrete replaces wood in building boom says agriculture dept
A state agriculture department statement declares concrete replaces wood in most house construction and ornamentation. It notes cement sand gravel and water form a strong material used in government railways and mining. Reinforced concrete fences show durability and ease of handling. concrete offers few disadvantages compared to wood, aided by ads promoting its use.
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Department of Articulture
Steworth
Railroada
le- Partment
Church Union Move Advances in United Presbyterian Assembly
In Philadelphia the General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church voted 184 to 40 to appoint a permanent committee on church relations. The nine-member panel will study all matters of closer relations and potential union with evangelical denominations, with terms of one to three years. Memorials from Xenia Presbytery and others urged closer relations and possible union with the Presbyterian Church or denominations in shared work. The assembly directed the new committee to develop formal plans and report findings and recommendations, while postponing action on universal union for now.
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General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Ita Aesalon
Ite
Permanen
Presbytery
Xenia
Nekiog
Honesie Ky
Churen
Chu Ch Wrk
Tuget Sound
Presbyterian Church
Dean's Kidney Pills Claimed Cure for Back Pain
An old advertisement features testimonials praising Dean's Kidney Pills from Mrs. Leonard and others, asserting relief from back pain dizziness headaches and sleeplessness after using the product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York. The notice urges readers to buy and place ads to reach thousands.
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Dean
B. Hoffman
Braddock
F. D
Nob
Frederick
C. B. Main's
Dean’s
Price
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Ace York
Fragmentary OCR Note on Trade Terms and Items
Fragmented text references a dealer offering items and numbers 3 4 and 8, with instructions to send orders if not supplied. Mentions a firm and warnings about trouble with vector. overall unclear content and missing context.
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A. Lowen
England
Viennas
News OF the
Frederick Gas & Electric ‘Co
Report ON ‘Church Union
United Presbyterians
Frederick Reader
Pavnting
Indoce
Keach
Plymouth
United States
B. L, Hargett & CO
Frederick, Md
Wrenyien
Vanicel Co
Clarins, Pa
Bloodine Ceagh
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