Court Provision Contention Reasserted In Roosevelt-Wadsworth Row
Washington June 18.The dispute between President Roosevelt and House Agriculture Committee Chairman Wadsworth over beet inspection laws deepens in a letter from Roosevelt. He concedes minor points but opposes a court provision as a safeguard, arguing it limits constitutional rights and hampers administrative action. Roosevelt endorses the Beveridge or Adams amendments if they meet the aim of thorough inspection.
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Wadsworth
House Agricultural
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Beveridge
Deckers
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Oyas
Judge Humphrey Critiques Packers Inspection Plan And Amendments
In Chicago the judge argues the packers influence defeats the law's intent as critics press for a rigid inspection rule. He cites a recent Chicago decision and says removing certain provisions would preserve the act’s purpose and enable proposed amendments to pass. He notes discussions with Adams Reynolds and McCabe to tailor changes and compares potential outcomes to the Beveridge amendment.
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Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Jay
Adams
McCabe
Reynolds
Flo
Unjust Discrimination Over Army Medals Protested
Clark Milla Carr camp No. 26 Spanish War Veterans passes a resolution opposing awarding honor medals to regular army officers and men who served in the Cubson war Philippine war and Chinese relief expedition. It demands equal recognition for all volunteers and enlisted men discharged, urging Congress to repeal or fair distribute medals. Copies sent to the president and to Illinois congressmen.
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Galesburg
Clark Milla Carr
Orient
Fray Bho
Congress
TN Nols
Thomas McCoy Guilty in Bank Embezzlement Case
In Monticello Indiana a jury found former banker Thomas McCoy guilty of violating bank laws, for embezzling 48 dollars deposited when the McCoy Bank of Reunion had solvency issues. his father Alfred McCoy was acquitted. The bank failed about a year ago.
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Monticello
Ind
Thomas McCoy
Alfred McCoy
Ann
McCoy Bank
Reun- Sneter
WL. Cox
Jubilee of a Party Meeting in Musical Fund Hall Honors Fremont Lincoln
In Philadelphia the June 18 1838 Republican jubilee gathered hundreds of veterans at Musical Fund Hall to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the first national convention. Delegates from Texas Illinois Missouri and Arkansas attended plus 112 men who had voted for Fremont. The event honored Lincoln with addresses by notable figures, though Speaker Cannon and Secretary Shay could not attend.
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Philadelphia
Bam
Fremont
Daytona
Republican Party
National Republican League
Amonz Bose
Lincoln
Abraham Tdneota
Dayton
Texas
Ilinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Abraham Lincoln
Specker Cannon
National House of Representatives
Pennypacker's Convention Address Recalls Lincoln Era
Governor Pennypacker presided and introduced Rev Kaward Levy who gave the invocation at the convention. He recalled Lincoln's era and Pennsylvania's Republican loyalty since 1860, praising the party's achievements and urging balance between cleansing evils and progress. Lectures by Willlins Barnes Sr and Dr Robert Reyburn followed, with musical selections interspersed.
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Kaward
Pennsylvania
America
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St. Louis
West
Willnns Barnes, Sr
New York
Lincoln
Albany
Robert Reyburn
Washington
Garfield
Jacob Weand
Beaver
A. K. McChire
Abraham Lincoln
Pillsbury Chess Star Dies After Illness
The article notes Pillsbury born December 5, 1872 in Somerville Massachusetts died in Philadelphia following months of illness. He played in fourteen international tournaments and won prizes in all but one, Cambridge Springs 1904. The funeral will be held in Somerville tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Harry Nene Boy Pulebury
Somerville
Mass
Fillsbury
Cambridge Springs
Funeral For Dora Exner Sparks Family Row At Scene
Three of Mrs. Dora Exner’s children fainted near the general home as officials faced potential interference to stop burial. Two sons were armed and swore to resist coroner intervention. Five citizens sought an inquest after a death certificate dispute involving Dr. Van and Dr. Ulker.
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Exner
Vanoppen
Pr. Ulver
van [ Jonren
Rotten canned meat and berries haunt London reports
Bridgehead: Dr Thomas reports Stepney borough destroyed over a ton of rotten tinned foods in five years, mostly colonial meat and raspberries treated with sulfur and colored with aniline to mimic fresh fruit. He urges strict carcass examination at slaughter to prevent diseased meat reaching markets. Also brief items on a dramatic escape in Columbus and Laura Biggar’s estate settlement.
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London
Thomas
Stepney
Fia Toca
Boura
Cat
United States
New Zealand
England
Restoring Life After Heart Cessation Sealed by Doctors Claims
Cincinnati June 18 Dr B Merrill Ricketts presented on restoring life by heart compression after death. He cited cases where a person revived after twenty minutes and others where the heart beat again minutes after cessation. He described animal experiments and urged trial on prisoners for potential commutation. He noted thirty nine cases with twelve recoveries and a heart revival up to two and a half hours after onset.
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Cincinnati
B. Merrill ‘Ricketts
American Medical Association
Boston
Ricketts
Penitentiaties
Dreyfus Case Up Again in Paris Supreme Court
Paris June 18 The supreme court closed doors finished examination of secret ministerial documents on the Dreyfus case. Public sessions began today with prosecution and defense summing up. A rumor says a majority of the court favor quashing the Rennes court martial verdict without further trial. Seventy-one of forty members reportedly leaning to set aside judgment.
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Supreme Fourth Chird
Dreyfus
Palace of Justice
Rennes
tventy-Ave
Sfttting
Fine Garments for Sale Amid Chadwick Bankruptcy
Cleveland June 18 Mrs Cassie L Chadwick confined in the Ohio Penitentiary will have her personal effects auctioned publicly Wednesday. Her wardrobe may include 300 to 400 dresses and numerous expensive suits and fabrics. Rare treasures once owned by Mr Chadwick, Verut Martin cabinets and priedsteads also go to the highest bidder. Proceeds are intended to fund debts from her trial and imprisonment.
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Cleveland
Cassie L. Chadwick
Ohio
Chadwick
Murder Shocks Mount Sterling Youths Baseball Fight
In Graesy Lock county a brother killed his brother’s attacker during a local youths baseball game. John Karrich age 19 struck B B Puckett with a bat, skull crushed, dying instantly. elder brother then struck Puckett’s killer with another bat, injuring him possibly fatally.
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Tune
Graesy Lock
Tia
John Karrich
B. B. Puckett
Puckett
Surrieh
Railway connections and repairs across Iowa routes
Details state that No. 41 to Denver Junction links with C. G. W. No. 5 for westbound trips to Omaha, while No. 10 at Waverly connects with C. G. W. No. 3 for westward routes to Omaha. Notes include bridge repair funding in Washington and various Cincinnati.
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Waverly
Washington
Rock Island
Grand Haven
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Z. Welly
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Cedar Pally
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Illinois general eastbound and westbound train schedule excerpt
Train timetable lists Illinois routes with Eastbound and Westbound services. It names Chicago to St Paul Dubuque Fort Dodge and Waterloo paths, along with express and freight connections, dates, times, and passenger notes. The document notes trains operate daily except on Sundays.
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Gad Cai
Lim
Dubuque Accom
Fort Dodge and
Dubuque Expose Co
Paul Lim
Albert Lea Pays
Albert Lea
St. Pavl
Albert Lea Way
St. Paulina Chicago Limited
Waterloo
Bath
Right Road Rail Service Advertises Midwestern Routes
Cedar Rapids Division promotes eastbound and intermediate stops on limited and passenger trains to Chicago Omaha Denver Fort Worth Kansas City Minneapolis and beyond. Listings include Twin City Limited Way Freight Rockford Passenger and freight services with daily operation notes and stop emphasis.
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Bi Couie
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St. Joseph
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Kansas City
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GRY Eee
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East Side
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