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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 21, 1909

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Taft In Omaha Amid Street Car Strike Visit

President Taft crossed the Mississippi and halted in Omaha en route to the Pacific coast. A street car strike prompted Mayor Dahinian to order no attempts to run cars during the president’s stay, yet a large crowd gathered downtown as Taft’s motorcade passed by. The article notes calls for a court to create five judges to handle appeals from interstate commissions and mentions good trusts.

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President Taft outlines inter state commerce reforms in Iowa speech

In Des Moines President Taft delivered a lengthy address outlining proposed amendments to interstate commerce statutes. He urged the creation of a five member interstate commerce court to review appeals, and advocated preventing one railroad from owning stock in competing lines. He supported restricting stock and bond ownership and favored allowing shippers certain router rights. He also spoke against exempting labor unions and farm organizations from the Sherman Act while suggesting equitable injunctive remedies.

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Leopard attack at St Paul show wounds boy. keeper kills beast

A crowd of about 300 people panicked when a leopard exhibited in St Paul broke from its cage and attacked Martin Martingon, 11, tearing his right arm and injuring Charley Reay, a blacksmith, who rushed from his shop and killed the leopard with an axe.

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Angier catches canned fish tale from Egg Harbor toadfish

Odd report from Ocean City notes a Great Egg Harbor fisherman pulling a tomato can from a toadfish mouth during a peculiar catch. Separately in Philadelphia a former Burkeville mayor was convicted of using mail to try blackmail Norfolk and Western, with sentencing deferred. In Wilkes Barre a Civil War veteran, Francis Rogers, finally sheds a long standing headache as grapeshot lodged in his head since Antietam surfaces.

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City Council Adopts Restitution Plan for Tinplate Workers

State police records from New Castle Pennsylvan ia note a council action dated September 21 approving a restitution scheme linked to Governor Eiwio, involving Stuart and a returned portion of the state constabulary by the Arlington length and addressing tensions among tinplate workers at the American Sheet and Tinplate Company.

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Minnesota governor Johnson editorial legacy pondered

Special Dispatch from Rucnaren Minnesota recounts Governor Johnson's hospital stay last week and traces his rise from editor to political figure. The piece notes his ties to the Democratic party, Scandinavian support in Minnesota, and questions about his electability in a Republican-dominated state. It discusses his roles at the Herald and Jatniers editorial groups and mentions the 2004 Democratic nomination context.

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