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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
1
Local Kansas press note identifies Scandia Journal publishers as McTaggart Brothers. No additional events or dates are provided in the fragment.
A federal judge in Hannibal Missouri issued a TRO prohibiting 25 railroads from advancing freight rates and filed cert to the United States circuit court in St. Louis. Marshals will serve processes in districts where railroads have offices. An expediting order was issued under Attorney General Wickersham and mailed to four circuit judges.
The 35-foot Catherine M. from Chicago completed a historic inland waterway journey to New York covering over 4,800 miles and nearing 6,000 by voyage end. Owner Ralph M. Pearson travels with his mother, planning a return to Chicago via the Hudson river and lakes.
Des Moines Bishop Theodore Morrison of the Episcopal diocese predicted a union of all church denominations within years. He cited rising living costs and shrinking minister salaries as a key cause driving church mergers.
Manila observers compare the dry dock Dewey to the Maine after examining the submerged craft at Oolongopo Subig Bay. Army and navy men refrain from comment, but many suspect a torpedo or hidden mine deliberate attack on the government.
The New York market fell sharply as government action against freight rate increases and a Supreme Court decision against the railroads in the Missouri River case triggered heavy selling. The panic led to near demoralizing conditions with widespread declines across many issues.
Divers confirm hull crush and all crew of 27 drowned in the Pluviose after colliding with the Pas de Calais off Calais France.
Paris reports the Hankow Chuen railway loan deal signed by American French British and German financial representatives. The Chinese government receives a 30 million dollar loan for railroad construction.
Theodore Roosevelt delivered the Romanes lecture at Oxford on June 7, speaking on Biological Analogies in History. He argued that nations follow evolutionary paths like species, noted the rise of new and young states, and urged a disciplined, humane foreign policy while stressing duty to both domestic reform and international responsibilities.
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