COSPECTION BILL 18 COMPLETED FOR MEAT SHIPMENT
Washington June 74 A meat inspection provision was completed by the house committee on agriculture and Wine presented to the house for ace fon. It places the cost of inspection on the government with an automatic annual appropriation of 2 000 000 to pay expenses. A government label as a passport for all meat and meat products entering interstate commerce is required, along with a certificate of purity. The secretary of agriculture will prescribe sanitary regulations and employ inspectors. Violations carry up to 10 000 fine or two years imprisonment. Farmers and small butchers are exempt.
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Washington
United States
Sigvieritura
Agrcultura
Eft
Stuall
Senate Adjournment Sparks Canal Vote Outlook
Washington reports Republican leaders aim to adjourn by June 27 or 28 after next week, with most bills ready for conferees except the sundry civil and deficiency appropriations. Senator Hale expects canal decisions by June 25 or 27, while Spooner advocates expanded canal options for next year. Wisconsin G A R encampment then elects officers in Marinette with John W. Ganes as commander.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
St Rand
Hale
Spooner
Sovinus
Tmigineer
Steves
Iowa crop report shows corn acreage up. wheat down
In Des Moines Iowa the first annual crop report lists Iowa corn acres at 9,443,90 amra 145000 more than last year while wheat area drops by 442510. In Vincennes Indiana 34 year old Jewin Hooker employed with his father was seriously injured by a stone fall at a mine.
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Towa
Des Moines
Iowa
Boy Nutt
Vincennes
Ind
Iewin Hooker
Wis
Stone End
Longworth Declines Belgium King Guest Invitation
Representative Longworth and Mrs Longworth will visit London for a June 21 stay to attend the regatta and court at Buckingham Palace, declining the Belgian king’s invitation. They met with Ambassador Reid, viewed the Yeomen Guard at St James's Palace, and lunched with James Lowther before spending the day in the Houses of Commons and Lords.
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Longworth
Hack of
England
Buckingham Palace
St. James’ Palace
Reid
House of Commons
James Lowther
Treasury receipts to top all prior years in 1904
Treasury records show customs receipts for the current fiscal year will exceed any prior year. By June 15 total reached 285,851,823 with fifteen days remaining, and the year is seen finishing about 25 million above all others, while last year’s excess stands around 40 million. Internal revenue also rises, with an expected total near 250,000,000 by June 30, about 15 million above last year.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Easting
Raynemie
Revered witness not kidnapped. grand jury report groundless
Rev A W Be ang of Plainfield Indiana, key witness in the Kankakee insane asylum case, did not appear as scheduled and was reported missing. In Chicago he sent a letter to the foreman saying he was there on personal business and could not say when he would return, proving the kidnapping report groundless.
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A. W. Beang
Plainfield
Idl
Kankakee
Asylim
Kiisvane
Tate
Grant
Mr. Evans
Knokakee
Editors And Railway Passes Debate At National Meeting
At Indianapolis June 14 the National Editorial association debated memorializing Congress to eliminate editors from the anti pass clause in railroad rate regulation. W S Capeller opposed any action, leading to a close vote. Maccabees Temple Dedicated at Port Huron Michigan with Gov Broward and Mayor Whitlock among guests. Frost damages crops in northern Michigan and frost reached 35 below zero in Escambia, Alabama? No, Michigan. Henry A. Du Pont elected U S senator by Delaware legislature. Minnesota Republicans nominate full state ticket and endorse Senator Nelson.
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Indianapolis
National Editorial Association
Congress
W. S. Capeller
National Republican Wditoriag Association
Capeller
Maccabees
Port Hiren
Mich
the Knights of the Moder Maccabees
Michigan
Gov. Broward
Florida
Bnr
Whitlock
Toledo
Fseanba
Meh
Peninsula
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Addicks
Dover
Del
Tune
Henry A. Dupont
United States
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Arkicks
R Eholrs
Minnesota
Duluth
Minn
Nelson Nelson
A. I. Cole
Walker
A. O. Eherharvt
Ma Kato
Trensurer
G. €. Dinehaot
Stayton
J. T. Young
Appleton
Swing Schmah
Redwood Palk
Andhor
Tyverton
Rushford
A. Pidgeon
Buffalo
Ameren
Conviction Upheld Against Rail for Packing House Exports
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway found guilty on four counts in U S district court for conceding packing house shipments to Armour Swift Cudahy and Nelson Morris Packing firms. Each count carries 1000 to 20000 fine. Sentencing set for June 22. Trial featured brief testimony and disputed tariff filings amid government case of Sherman Act violation.
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Kansas City
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway
Bans
Armour Packing Company
Swift &, Co
Cudahy & Co
Nelson Morris Packing Company
Smith McPherson
Armoura Packing Company
Burlington Railway
Liverpool
Mississippi River
New York
van Valkenburgh
O. M. Spencer
St. Joseph
Buriington
Hodge O. M. Spencer
Burlington Railroad
Clover Leath
Lehigh Valley
Paul Wich
Wiriington
Kent
Fan Vaticene Buwed
Sid
Enclington Railway
Wil
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tide McPhergon
Ives
Brington
Iver
Had a right to indigestion Human Ostrich tale
Waltane of Minneapolis aged attempts confession after years of harsh eating and an operation at the city Hospital news says surgeons removed seven nails three or four pieces of glass and five pieces of white from his stomach doctors expect recovery Wallace claims the man ate hard tack for years without prior disturbance until recent months.
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Minneapolis
Waltane
KR Chrena Ag
Guy
Wallace
Fragmented Victorian Snippet Sparks Curiosity
A garbled passage from a periodical hints at social tales and playful banter about courtship and appearance. Names are unclear, but anecdotes reference a Yankee, a ford with an aye, and observations of real looks and delitite eyes amid literary chatter.
Iowa Republicans dispute over Roosevelt stance in Davenport
Davenport dispatch reports Charles Grilk secretary of the Republican state committee wired the president via W A Anthony denying any interference in Iowa factional contests. Grilk questions whether Roosevelt is siding with Lincoln club members. reply states no interference and no message from Roosevelt to Iowa Republicans.
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Davenport
Charles Givlk
Theepublican State Committee
Roosevelt
Washington
W. A. Anthony
Lincoln Club
L. M. Shaw
Des Moines
Grilk
Iowa
Shaw
Wiliam Toeb
St. Saye
Ripon talk laments multmillionaire senators rise
Supreme Court Justice William A Timlin of Milwaukee urged curbing fortunes in politics at Ripon College commencement. He criticized the Senate as corrupt and called for tougher anti bribe laws and imprisonment of delinquent officers. He urged constitutional reform to limit fortunes in public life.
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Wis
Senate
Supreme Court
Wiliam A. Timlin
Milwaukee
Ripon College
Kentucky Welcome Fades In Rain at Homecoming
Louisville June 14 The Kentucky homecoming drew a warm welcome under heavy rain as residents returned to their birthland. Col Henry Watterson delivered the address praising Kentucky’s pioneer spirit, while residents felt pride and nostalgia for the Blue Grass State amid stricter Sunday and midnight liquor ordinances enforced by Mayor Barth.
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Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Old Kentucky
Salted Kentuckians Welcome at Frankfort Parade
A March gathering in Frankfort celebrated Kentucky's heritage with Governor Beckham and dignitaries addressing a crowd of about 10,000. The floral parade was postponed due to frigid rain while a vast registry of visitors formed at Walnut street armory. An exhibit model of the state capitol and a vocal chorus of 1,000 school children were planned, and a memorial for Stephen C. Foster highlighted the day.
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P. A. ‘Linthicum
Lina
Carlina
Walnut Street
Beckham
David RB
France
Missouri
Adlai S. Stevenson
United States
Stephen C. Poster
Kentucky
Atau
Frankfort
Mortality among infants sparks national conference in London
June 14 Lendon The abnormal infantile mortality in England led to a national conference in London presided by John Burns president of the Local Government Board. Burns lamented lack of care and old practices and warned that 100000 lives are sacrificed yearly through neglect and ignorance. He called drinking among women a serious tragedy affecting infants under five and a national reproach needing immediate action.
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England
London
John Burns
Burns
Great Britain
Pacific Coast League aid and Zion City trials outlined
News items outline donations for the Pacific Coast League, legal clashes over Zion City properties, a Baltimore wharf destruction loss, a Breathitt county murder confession implicating Turge Hargis, and other international and regional incidents including a St Louis bridge vote, a Killaloe Ontario fire, and ongoing labor ship disputes. The dispatch notes speeches by Bryan in St Petersburg and a Harcourt statue event in London.
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Pacific Coast League
Invie Vs
Turge Hargis
I WiWian J. Bryan
Bryan
St Petersburg
St Louis
Bonis
Daniel Dickson
Dent
Killaloe
AONE
San Francisco
Giant Gary steel plant planned on Lake Michigan shores
United States Steel Corp announces a $75 million Gary Indiana plant to serve the western market with sixteen blast furnaces eighty four open hearths and six finishing mills. Indiana Steel will build and run the complex and a new town of Gary is envisioned for about 100000 residents within four to five years.
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Calumet River
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United States Steel Corporation
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BH. H. Gary
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Elgin
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Michigan Southern
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Wabash
Pennsylvania
United States
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Indiana Steel Company
Low Rail Fares For Elks Meet In Denver Area
Due to the annual meeting of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in Denver Colorado from July 16 to 21 Union Pacific offers low round trip fares. Waterloo to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo priced at 21.40 with tickets on sale July 10 through August 26 1966. Further reduced fares include a fare plus fifty cents for the round trip to above points valid June 1 to September 30 with an October 1 1906 deadline. Inquiries to J W Turtle T P A 812 W 11th Street Des Moines Iowa.
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Colorado
Union Pacific
Waterloo
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
J. W. Turtle
W. Itt Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Sore Muscles and Bath Time Remedy Spotlight
Sore muscles across the country respond to a bedtime bath that opens pores followed by vigorous rubbing with Chamblain’s Pain Liniment. The Home Companion notes this treatment helps relax tired muscles after intense exercise. Sold by druggists.
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Uae
Rae
Stueweth
Illinois Central Excursion Rates Textual Prospectus
An excursion rate notice from Illinois Central lists multiple summer travel destinations across the United States and Canada including St Paul Minneapolis Hot Springs Denver Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle and many more with dates and conditions. It names various events and organizations such as Iowa State Normal School Summer School Iowa Bankers Association and Baptist Young People's Union plus regional stops and a 90 day Yellowstone Park limit. The notice directs readers to contact Illinois Central Ticket Agents or H A Phelps for details and dates.
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Deaihwood
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Galorada Springs
Pueblo
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Calo
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Tacoma
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Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Cal
Yellowstone Park
Rock Island Excursion Rates for 1906 Conventions and Tours
Rock Island announces special excursion rates for a 1906 schedule including the Annual Tournament of the State Firemen’s Association in Clinton June 19 to 22 with fares varying by distance and sale windows. N E A meeting in San Francisco July 6 to 13 with two dollar round trip fare. National Baptist Convention in Los Angeles September 12 to 19 with one lowest first class fare. United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America in St Paul June 13 to 21 with one third fare on the certificate sign. Contact a ticket agent for full information.
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San Francisco
National Baptist Convention
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California
United Norweigan Lutheran Church of America
St. Paul
Rosie Island
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