Government seeks dissolution of Central Pacific control
In Salt Lake City federal court the government moves to force Southern Pacific to relinquish control of Central Pacific under a ninety nine year lease, charging Sherman Antitrust Act and 1862 Pacific Railways Act violations. The suit claims a railroad cartel harms trade and favors the Sunset Route, with possible Union Pacific purchase of Central Pacific assets. Local business groups push for delay. California and Oregon oppose curtailing SP holdings. A separate LA report notes discovery of a prehistoric pigmy skeleton from La Brea nearing verification.
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Southern Pacific Company
Central Pacifc Railroad
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J. C. M. Reynolds
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Sunset Limes
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Tug Caught in Ice at Bay of Islands
The American naval tug Potomac sent to aid two herring boats snagged in ice at Bay of Islands is now so firmly frozen that she may not be freed before spring.
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Gore Sues Senator Gore for Damages in Oklahoma City
Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma sued for 50000 dollars by Mrs Minnie E Bond of Oklahoma City alleging violations tied to a winter incident in Washington. The case centers on accusations of altie and damages amid political tension.
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Prediction of Sercest revolution debated by Bose
Dr Bidhundre Bose, a University of Jews professor, warned before the House immigration committee that British colonial Hindu exclusion policies could trigger a world upheaval. He argued Hindus are Aryan and naturalized in the U S, urging a gentlemen's agreement to limit immigration rather than exclude.
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House
Bidhundre Bose
University of Jews
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Socialist Mention Seen As Factor In Michigan Copper Strike
At a congressional hearing Hancock Michigan the term socialism surfaced as a factor in the copper miners strike. Allen F. Rees lawyer for the mining companies faced firm objections from union attorneys who argued the inquiry tied a political party to the strike. New York divers linked to Chicago base ball. Yale club slated to face the Boston Nationals in the coming season. Evers expected to receive ten thousand dollars yearly for four years plus a ten thousand signing bonus reportedly. President Gaffney referenced contract terms and bonus figures.
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Socialist Society
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Gaffney
Four Killed in Explosion at Hercules Powder Works
Four employees of the Hercules Powder plant in Kenevil New Jersey died when an explosion ripped through the packing house late Saturday night. The blast destroyed the building and left tons of powder ready for shipment to Mexico. Officials could not determine the cause due to the extent of the destruction.
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Hercules Powder Works
Mexico
American to Head British Railway Manager
Henry Thornton, former superintendent of the Long Island Railroad, is named manager of the Great Eastern Railway Company in London to modernize operations. The appointment, announced Saturday, marks a cross ocean leadership move for the English line.
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London
Great Eastern Railway Company of England
Brinoughly
Henry Thornton
Long Island Railroad
Miles Announces Plan for Municipal Saloon in Mamillon
Mayor candidate Albert Murray Miles pledges pro election policy to establish a municipal saloon in Mamillon Mont. He proposes to authorize an election to borrow 150 000 dollars to acquire, equip, and operate the saloon.
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Fragmented 1940s Cable Copy On Political Shuffle And War News
A garbled clipping reports shifts in government roles with Helung Het Ling and Bum Pow Chine among leaders. mentions General Clay’s widow events in Lexington Kentucky and a Japanese capital protest over taxation. The piece also notes a Saturday arrest linked to lower smasion pricing and a wartime context.
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Ohb Tree
Bum Pow Chine
Lincoln Memorial Groundbreaking Marks Birthday Tribute
The one hundred fifth anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth was marked by a ground breaking for a $2,000,000 marble memorial in Washington. Senator Blackburn praised Lincoln as the greatest American while lawmakers paused Senate proceedings to honor the president.
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Blackburn
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Senate
Overman
North Carolina
Bradley
Kentucky
Kenyon
Iowa
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Victor Murdock: Kanes Eighth District Representative
Victor Murdock, a distinguished congressman from Kanes, represents the Eighth District and is identified with the Progressive movement. The notice highlights his leadership and political alignment within the era.
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Kanes
Clabby Wins Again Over Former Bluejacket at Vernon Arena
In Vernon arena, Clabby defeated the former bluejacket for the second time in a row, as Geeta Beiler and Ed Los Angeles Jimmy Clabby rounds of fighting headline the event. Republicans celebrate with a large turnout, including about two hundred party members from all sections, at a Thursday banquet with speeches by Hie Ida and other leaders.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Clabby
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Ida
Ely
Mexican Leader Eyes Escape at Fort Bliss After Defeat
Reports state Mexican rebels defeated at Offenge and Mowth apale with leader fearing capture. Urgent talks hint the rebel head may attempt to escape to a guardhouse cell. Wounded officers and hundreds of federal troops remain interned as Geneva Schott plans to open a school for educated officers serving as instructors.
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Geneva Schott
New York Treasurer Faces Tragic Crisis and Other Notices
NY state treasurer Jonn J Ki allegedly killed himself in a Marken ketal hotel room over a grand jury issue. Washington rejects water reserve restoration requests citing public access to watering rights. Goldfield postmaster Edward L. Collins sought for accounting fraud of 116000. Butte dentist Edward J. Hinekel accused in a sensational suit for dental malpractice. Nevada cattlemen form the Neveds Cattle Owners association to organize local herds and set up headquarters.
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Jonn J. Ki
Marken Ketal
Spoctar
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Grand Jury
Washington
George E Brimmer
Rawlins
Wyo
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Interior Department
Broommer
Warship Kortonaer sails to Indies to guard Dutch subjects
The warship Kortonaer departed Saturday for the West Indies to monitor developments and protect Dutch citizens. It will then head to Mexican waters to ensure safety during possible celebratory frames, as France and American committees plot events linked to a May celebration.
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Hague
Kortonaer
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Mills and mines plan huge iron venture in 1900s
The plan calls for two large reservoirs to supply water for mills to be built at a cost of about 00,000,000. Estimated annual pig iron capacity stands at 3,208,000 tons. Ore, coal, and hematite inputs are detailed to produce this output, with employment projected for over 16,000 workers across mining and milling activities.
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Sevens Cove
Gee
Senator Bacon Dies in Washington Hospital
Washington reports the death of United States Senator Auguste Octevis Mecca of Georgia former chair of the Senate foreign committee after a ten day illness. He was elected to the senate on March 4, 1914, and served as a Democratic party leader.
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Foreign Committee
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Fragmented OCR yields scattered legal and crime items
An OCR fragment references legal notices and crime reports including manslaughter verdicts in a copper mine incident near Beeberville, a death of a senator amid illness, and mentions Bertillon’s crime identification system with scattered details and dates.
Oregon and California land grant case court ruling noted
A Marion county Oregon judge limited a suit against Silver Palle Timber Co over a logging railroad lease from Southern Pacific. The article mentions Squatters' rights, a vote on women's suffrage in Oregon, and various federal and local cases including highway robbery sentencing and a counterfeit dies confession.
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Sheetal
Dede
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Jeanette Rankim
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B. L. Craft
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BE. C. McLaughlin
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Rafael Lopes
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