Ruling on Rates Shaping U S Supreme Court Opinion
A lengthy historical court discussion outlines the 1907 1913 battles over intrastate versus interstate railroad rates. It details Minnesota cases with the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Minneapolis Saint Louis railroads, the Supreme Court rulings, and the implications for state authority over railroad property valuation and rate setting.
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Glironology
Gage
St. Paul
Legistilite
Great Northern
Norlin Pacific
Minneapolis
SE Louis
Yoimg
United States Suprema
Bnt
Hissens
O. EB. Ofis
Idee W. P. Sanborn
Otis
United States Supreme Court
Washington, D
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Alimenota
Minnesota
Minneapolis and St
Iportant
Coir
Droma Wight
Cnees
Forty Horses Burned In Twin City Fire at Omaha
Fire at Twin City Transfer Company on W 314 Tioward streetKilled or burned horses and financial loss around 6000 dollars reported. No people present. Firefighters saved 100 horses from a stable as flames spread through a feed room. George Wyndhar Dies in Paris aged about sixty. Admiral Robert Peary awarded Legion of Honor by France.
Destruction of Hurkt Park Grand Stand By Fire
A fire at Hurkt park destroyed the court grand stand and spread to adjacent stands and stables. Authorities suspect arson by puffragets, with flames damaging multiple structures. Fire crews contained the blaze after rapid response, with investigation underway.
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Mawipion
Eog
Hurkt Park
Lincoln Memorial Commission discusses $2,000,000 memorial plan
Taft and other Lincoln Memorial commission members spent several hours reviewing plans for the new memorial to be erected in Washington. The project team worked through design details for the $2 million memorial.
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Lincoln Memorial
Washington
DB. C
Premfent Taft
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Republicans denounce Wilson lobbies in tariff probe
The Senate committee inquiry into President Wilson and lobbying activity grows contentious as Townsend Townsend accuses lobbies of influencing votes while Republicans insist on a broader look. Democratic members challenge the claim and demand evidence before conclusions.
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Townsend
Michigan
Wilson
Vote Against British Pact Amid Executive Protest
Washington officials and policy leaders met in an executive session Friday afternoon to oppose renewing the arbitration treaty with Great Britain. A similar Franco-American pact has been revived. They argued these treaties hinder protecting American interests and feared it would invite foreign influence in US affairs. Some criticized the peace war stance and warned it could provoke Mexico and strain Japan over California issues.
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Wanhinaton
Jie
Santor
Sarid
Michigan
Hite
Wisdi
Democrate
Townsend
Tor
Navins
Senate
Wehethar
Gharges
Rerd
Souly Ono
Avo
Canjuittes
Reed
Walsh
Wilson
Tawkxend
Ius
Nelson
Senaté
Investipalian
Uni
Washlonick
Joe
United States
Peputy
Great Britain
France
Bryan Plas
Beng
Mexico
Japan
California
Indistres for Photographing $20 Bills Indicted
St Paul Ming June fined earlier for photographing twenty dollar bills with intent to counterfeit. Federal grand jury indicted Aditur Of & Local weekly paper on related charges.
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Indistes
St. Pail
Ming
Flaward A. Guilford
Aditur of & Jocal
Bylday
Fartura
Pleads Gowritten Law in Mount Healthy Murder Case
June 7 report says Hobert Huber and Chicago associates pleaded to an unwritten law claim after confessing to the killing of John Kenzelman, hotel proprietor of Mount Healthy. The Mount Healthy hostelry operator was identified as Kenzelman.
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John Kenzelman
Hobert Huber
Chiccago
Kenzelman
Mount Healthy
Marine Kramen on Strike in New Orleans
Marine Kramen and the Sramen union declared a strike by members in the United Frest company amid wage reductions from 2.69 to 15 dollars monthly. The action targets labor dissatisfaction with compensation cuts affecting workers in New Orleans during June 71.
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Marine #Kramen
New Orleans
Oldlate
Marine Sramen
United Frest Company
Chinda Sees Wilson Calls for Equality With United States
Japanese ambassador Chinda conveyed Japan's grievances to President Wilson in a White House conference. He urged a formal declaration recognizing Japan's equal status and balance of powers with the United States, signaling a new proposition after prior talks with Royan.
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Washington
Viscogul
Ghinda
Wilson Thurday
Japan
Ryan
Jagan
White House
Immento
Royan
al Te White Honza
Mutant disruption at Epsom Derby ends tragically
A violent attempt to disrupt the Epsom Derby led to a fatal accident as Anmar horse and rider crashed. The unnamed jockey died and a suspect, a woman from Tonnten University, was reported to have a police record for suffrage violence. Craganour and Aboyeur contended after disqualification, with Louvois and Great Sport among top finishers.
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Epeum
Younding
Tattenham Cother
Anmar
King George
Anmer
Wonar Yan
Na 'Hintty Wilding Davidson
Tonnten University
Wan
Craganour
Aboyeur
Lowvole
Crananour
Louvois
Negro Given Life Sentence for Delinquency Conspiracy
A Black defendant, Daboque, was found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of several young girls and received a life sentence from Judge Bonean. In a separate item, Mrs. Williams Kelley of North Tonawanda, after her grave was dug and undertaker dispatched, showed Friday evening to be improving at Mulflela hospital.
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Negro
Daboque
Inpe
Ghriatopher
Mfiy
Wak
Pirle
Bonean
Tonawanda
N. Y
Luna
Williams
Kelley
Contempt Suspects Led to Jail in Town Court
A 14 year old girl and others faced arraignment in Anderson County Court where Judge Klouerta sentenced several to twenty days in jail for contempt and related offenses.
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Sturpteen
Anterson
Judie
Toa Luey
Klouerta
Atarior
Thorsdey Fond
Wielke Plekels
Weirkeru
We Wording
Amone
Clinnoals Bierman
Beran Cugedors
I. W. We
Misa
Recorden
Eildor Klemert
Price
Tn Susamlug
Asulatani
Marco Ek
Paterson
Cathy
Meat Supply Shortage Warns of Rising Prices
A fragmented Washington note reports meat supply tightening amid rising costs. The article hints at government concerns over annual shortages and future price implications, with references to ongoing domestic production trends and potential regional impacts.
Ulster Conspiracy Foiled In London Plot Uncovered
A vast conspiracy aimed at regaining control of Ireland's Ulster region was exposed in London. Authorities say the plan involved a covert network and timing coordinated with a key movement in the area. Investigations continue as arrests are pursued.
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Ulster
London
Ireland
Seatloid Yard
Uvreday
Pirate weathy shake brings asset haul on West Moor
A garbled report claims a group led by Hoang Kou and Thea Peoneh secured 120000 in a West Moor land plant deal. The accounting cites a Wednesday return and mentions entities including Robert Lovantidy and Wesday, with figures around 90000 and 30000.
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Bald
Hoang Kou
Tun
Robert Lovantidy
Steamer Damaged in Mine Sector Accident
A steamer wreck occurred near the Mine at Athens on a Friday. The vessel suffered heavy damage and was left beached with crew and cargo reportedly affected by the incident. Local authorities investigated the scene on the island of Mivleva and at Athena.
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Athens
Niger
Mivleva
Athena
Rebels Capture City After Bloody Battle Ends in Mexico
Horrific fighting erupts as General Feveral is wounded and a major street battle leaves the town in ruin. Mexican and allied forces clash in a desperate finish with casualties mounting, the fallen general reportedly guiding remnants toward a retreat.
Turbulent News Digest From Global Wires
A disjointed OCR summary cites fires, injuries, and political unrest across cities. It mentions Vera Behwrma dying after a torquetuial accident during a rescue, Eugenics debates in New York, Paris congress topics, and various labor and political incidents in Canada and Italy.
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Cincianati
Atre
Vera Behwrma
New York
Eugenics
Clargy Anen
Hell
Parla
Fraser
Juha
International Wontab
Paris
Youngetoyen
Dius
Toy
Anon
Edmonton
Miran
Vila Vent
Thane
Muscnelin Particanent
Wealthy Farmer Shot Near Rigphenvilie
A wealthy farmer was shot near the home of a local resident identified as a pinnehe er. The incident occurred between two nearby locations, with authorities already noting a link between the assailants and the nearby town Weldoy.
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Rigphenvilie
Lep Denen
Engineer Cooked to Death in Soggy Incident
A fragmentary report describes an engineer identified as Bour Shgineer who died after a fire or fuel-related accident on Friday. Witnesses mention a watched crew and a wiped tile, but details are unclear in the damaged text.
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Trollanapolla
Tod
Jane
Crowded street chaos at animal show escape scene
Report describes a chaotic incident on a crowded street with an animal show gone awry. People flee as an animal escapes a large cage near a storefront, shots fired, injuries suspected, and police respond amid panicked bystanders. The narrative mentions a keeper and crowd reactions, detailing chaotic chase through alleys and onlookers.
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