Chicago Packers Hearings on Neill Reynolds Report
Washington June 7 The house agriculture committee heard Chicago packers managers challenge the Neill Reynolds findings. Thomas Wilson denied systemic packing house conditions and refuted claims of watered canned meats. He explained soaking to remove old labels and described the knuckle end string used in hanging beef.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Chicago
Neill Theynolds
Thomas Wilson
Netson Morris Company
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Nel
Renary Wilson
Melgin
Department
Capitol
Neill-Reynolds
Scott
Kansas
Floors Scrubbed Daily in Great Industry Inspects Rooms
Representative Basking pressed about cleanliness as Wilson testified that floors are scrubbed nightly to be as clean as any kitchen. He described properly drained animal pens, frequent flushing, and daily washing of all rooms, tables, trucks, and utensils to remove odors and offal promptly.
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Wilson
Neill- Reynolds
Wadsworth
Area Neill
Toilet Rooms Defended In Packing House Debate
The dispute over toilet rooms near work spaces was defended as not unsanitary, with workmen washing and using cheese cloth as towels. Wilson challenged a claim that hog carcasses were shipped and processed in a large packing house, insisting such incidents occurred at Nelson Morris & Co. and contrasting Nose’s modern New York packing house to Kansan City facilities.
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Wilson
Neill-Reynolds
Neill
Nelson Morris & Cola Place
Whilson
New York
Nelll-Regnouts
House of Bia
Kansan
Servongs
Industry practices at Tate plants highlight boning rules
Workers at the newer Tate buildings follow strict boning methods. Wileon explains boning chucks, the front leg meat, must remove a bone by piece work. Climbing on the meat to reach chucks is forbidden and would lead to discharge if detected.
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Uorses
Wileon
Reward for C A Baker Indicted for Bribery Attempt
Indiana news reports Governor Hady offered a 3000 dollar reward for Oscar A Baker sought in Marion county arrest and return on bribery charges tied to the last general assembly. The note details a Chicago postmarked May 26 1906 typewritten letter and alleged immunity offers amid a legislative bribery case. South Dakota Democrats boost Bryan and call for public utility ownership, with ticket named for congress, governor, and state offices. A separate Iowa item covers actor Grindell and wife found dead, with Grindell believed to have killed his spouse and then himself. Another item: Eugene F Drennen a newspaper man in Washington is wanted for embezzlement. A First district Republican convention in Burlington Iowa deadlocked after 100 ballots. Edwin Stuart nominated for governor in Sarvisburg Pennsylvania. Democrats in Auburn Indiana nominate Dr John W Marr for Congress.
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Indiana
Bribana
Indianapolis
Jane
Hady
Marion County
Oscar A. Baker
General Assembly
Ananias Baker
Fulton County
House
Baker
Chicago
A L. Hughes
South Dakota
Brule
Jas. Coffe
Walworth
Prank Latta
Hyde
John Hayes
Stanter
G. W. Martin
Grant
O. B. J. Horrig
Yankton
Rev Dr Minot Savage resigns church post over spiritualism
New York June 7 Rev Dr Minot J Savage pastor of the Church of the Messiah resigns his charge due to his belief in spiritualism. He and son Maximilian have been in Redlands California since March for rest per doctors orders. Trustees accepted his resignation amid reports of congregation opposition to his spiritualist views.
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New York
Minot J. Savage
Church of the Messiah
Boand
Savage
Redlands
Cal
Maximilian Savage
Robert Collyer
Pennsylvania railroads clerk admits accepting stock and cash gifts
Philadelphia June 7 Joseph Boyer chief clerk in the Pennsylvania railroad motive power office admitted accepting stock totaling 11 000 and cash gifts exceeding 46 000 from coal companies over about three years. He said he did what he could for them and wrestled with conscience before accepting. Other officials disclosed gifts from Colonel Huff and David B. Williams.
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Patladelphia
Joseph Boyer
A. W. Gibbs
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boyer
Hoyer
Glasgow
Royer
Hart
M. IX. Reeves
Pugh
George S. Huff
David B. Willams
Huf
Keystone Cos
Coke Company
Reeves
Colonel Huff
Huff
H.C. Frick Coal Company
Muhffeld
Governors vote to keep NYSE open on Good Friday
New York April 32 The governors of the New York Stock Exchange voted not to close the exchange on Friday marking the second time in its history it has failed to close on Good Friday.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Railways forms to unify city street lines
The Chicago Railways company formed under Mooley law consolidates Chicago street railways with a $10,000,000 nominal capital. Frederick J. Rawson of the North Chicago Street Railway is elected president, Henry A. Blair vice president. Bolling & Co. says the firm will seek an ordinance with city authorities to advance north and west Chicago lines.
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New York
Sme
Chicago Railways Company
Muoly
Chicago
H. B. Hollins & “Co
Chicago, Union Traction Company
North and West
Chicago Street
Frederick J. Rawson
North Chicago Street Railway Company
West Chicago Street Railway Company
Henry A. Blair
North and West Chicago
Bolliig & Co
Miner denies predicting war over Cananea labor trouble
K F Sparrow, superintendent of the Arizona Mining and Development Co, returns from Naco Arizona, denying a newspaper claim he predicted war with Mexico over Cananea labor tensions. He said Americans near the border sought a settlement but warned Mexican officials can control the situation.
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Mexico
Oklahoma City
O.T
K. F. Spirraw
Arizona Mining and Development Company
Naco
A. T
United States
Cananea
Associated Press
Gananea
Frauds investigated as grand jury to probe May election
Denver judges order a grand jury to examine alleged election frauds from May 1 and consider removing District Attorney George Stidger. a special prosecutor may be appointed. Five-day delay granted. Contempt fines imposed on party leaders and a gas company clerk.
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Denver
Johno L. Marlins
George Stidger
Honest Elections League
Mullins
Fréd A. Willams
Republican City and County Central Committee
William T. Davoren
Democratic City, and County Central Committee
J. #. Brady
Denver Gas and Electric Company
Supreme Court
Appeal by Crapsey Challenged Court Verdict
Rochester June 7 Rev Ale Gernon S Crapsey rector of Bt Aubens Protestant Episcopal church fled an appeal from the ecclesiastical court verdict at Batavia. He contests that the court was illegal and biased and that it refused defense time. He argues the court decided doctrine issues beyond its remit and erred on evidence and ordination declarations.
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Rochester, N
Alegernon S. Crispsey
Bt Aubens
Batavia
Crapsey
Dr. Crapsey
Flecifios
Thls
Embezzlement Shock Linked Death of St Louis Bank President
The death of Theodore Bruere, president of St Charles Savings Bank, is attributed to heart disease triggered by the shock of discovering embezzlement by cashier Anton Mispagel. Mispagel has been convicted and sent to the penitentiary for two years. Bruere, aged 7 at the bank's 1867 founding, leaves a widow and five children. he was a Republican presidential elector.
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Tte
St. Louis
Theodore Bruere
St Charles
Bruere
Anton Mispagel
Alspagel
Hrueve
Greatest Aerialists and Acrobats in Grand Hippodrome Show
A lavish three ring performance features aerialists acrobats riders and clowns. An immense collection of novelties frames a grand first prize menagerie with a festive circus ambiance.
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Acta
Noitl
C. A. Baker
Eldon
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Drennen
Burlington
Thomas Hedge
Congress
Kennedy
McCord
Carpenter
Sarvisburg
Edwin Stuart
Auburn
Ind
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John WW. Marr
Albion
Rev. Savage
Muskegon
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Oceana
Caunty
Pentwater
Hart and
Shelby
Armour & Co
Cara
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Steubenville
Fenna Road
Clement
A.W. Gibbs
Bear Lake
Michigan
Ilinois
Vincent Rabnaw
Rosanna Eberly
Freeport
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John Eberly
Beloit Geta x Pellohip
New, Haven Conn
Yale Divinity School
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Beloit
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Alvorce
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Charles Nagel
Federal
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Jersey City
Charles Gordon
Roger Doyle
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George Terry
Emvarras
Terry
St Louis
Bryan
William Floge
William J. Bryan
Europe
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Missouri
Geta
Marion
Luseo Baker
Tudge
W. W. Duncans Baker
Powell
Albany
N. Jones
Court of Appeals
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Wyoming County
Supreme Tent
Knights of the Maccabees of the World
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Mark Slater
J. W. Johnson
Waverly
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