Washington notes on Harriman land grant dispute
Attorney General Bonaparte outlines the government stance on the Harriman timber lands in Oregon and the threat of improvident purchases. He argues no congressional action is needed while urging prudent handling of occupancies and protections for legitimate interests in the public domain.
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Marinette firm halts inquiry into paper contracts
A Washington inquiry into the wood pulp and paper import business resumed before a special house committee. Representative Norris said the International Paper Co blocked production of its contract data with the New York Times and Boston Herald. The panel pressed for cost and audit details as they consider how newspaper contracts affect prices and duties.
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Pape's Digestive Aid Promised Quick Relief for Indigestion
A vintage ad-like piece touts Pape's Pills as a safe sweet tasting remedy that quickly relieves dyspepsia and gas by digesting food, claiming no discomfort, gentle ingredients, and a minutes to results. It emphasizes ease of use, affordability, and broad relief from stomach troubles.
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Wisconsin Mills Face Depression era Pay Cuts
The industry in Wisconsin saw widespread pay reductions as mills closed to sustain artificial market prices. Workers faced shorter hours and lower wages amid downsizing and financial strain across the state.
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Bryan Arrives in Wisconsin for Two Day Visit
J Bryan plans a two day Wisconsin tour arriving in Waukesha May 23 for a noon lecture at a church after lunch with National Committeeman T Ryan. He will be hosted by the Waukesha Business Men's association at the National hotel and depart to Madison for a university gymnasium talk on politics with Democrats expected to attend in force.
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One Dollar For Mrs Gould
A terse notice states a payment of one dollar to Mrs Gould as widow, with wording indicating settlement or salvage of a claim.
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Taft and Good Times Amid Turbulent Era
Fragmentary OCR notes reflect Taft era themes of prosperity and peace, with references to ministers, former figures, and shifting social mood. The garbled text mentions death and lingering uncertainty about leadership and policy.
Roosevelt's Reform Leads To Surprising Support
A fragment suggests Roosevelt faces criticism yet gains allies as opponents label him harsh and repressive. The text hints at political strategy and shifting public opinion amid contested reforms.
Allen Dead Halted Embalming Autopsy Ordered
New York May 13 Theodore Allen, known in the sporting world, is reported dead. The coroner interrupted embalming preparations and ordered an autopsy. Family members and a physician noted the cause as locomotor ataxia, while one brother disputed the claim.
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Oshkosh Tragedy Claims Mother and Child
A wreck on the Stott road results in the deaths of an Oshkosh mother and her child. Investigators described delays and confusion around delivery of letters as the incident occurred.
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