Government seeks end to Central Pacific control in Utah suit
In Salt Lake City a federal suit seeks to dissolve control of the Central Pacific by Southern Pacific under a ninety nine year lease. The United States accuses Sherman antitrust and 1862 Pacific Railway acts violations as a major step in challenging railroad restraint of trade.
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Salt Lake City
Bull
Federal Court For
District of Utah
Southern Pacific Company
Central Pacifc Railroad
United States
William W. Ray
J. C. M. Reynolds
Rairoad
Sunset Limes
Southers’ Pacific Company
Western Railroads
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Ogden
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Department of Justice
Salt Lake
California
Oregon
New Orleans
Tug Caught in Ice at Bay of Islands Rescue Hangs
The American naval tug Potomac, sent to aid two herring schooners trapped by ice at the Bay of Islands, is now stuck fast and may be held until spring. Rescue chances are slim as ice closes around her hull.
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Bonneway
N. F
Potomac
Bay of Islands
Lce
Senator Gore sued for damages over wartime remark
Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma is sued for 50000 dollars by Mrs. Minnie E. Bond of Oklahoma City alleging damages from a wartime remark in Washington. The case centers on statements attributed to Gore and the resulting injury to Bond's reputation and finances.
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Thomas P. Gore
Okiahoma
Minnie E. Bond
Oklahoma City
Washington
Bong
Hindu immigration debate in U S House hearing
Dr Bidhundre Bose of the University of Jews argued before the House immigration committee that Hindus are an Aryan people entitled to naturalization and urged a gentleman’s agreement to restrict Hindu immigration rather than enact a special exclusion law. He warned such a move would humiliate the United States and risk international complications.
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Washington
House
Bidhundre Bose
University of Jews
United States
Socialism Mentioned as Factor in Michigan Copper Strike
At a congressional hearing Hancock Michigan the copper miners strike was linked to socialism for the first time. Allen F. Rees counsel for the mining companies faced violent union objections when asked if he was a member of the Socialist society. The exchange tied political party labels to the ongoing labor dispute amid tense testimony.
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Hancock
Mich
Michigan
Socialist Society
Allen F. Rees
Four Killed in New Jersey Powder Plant Blast
Four Hercules Powder Co employees die when a late night explosion devastates the packing house in Kenevil New Jersey. The blast destroys vast quantities of powder ready for shipment to Mexico and leaves officials unable to determine a cause.
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Kenevil, N. J
Hercules Powder Works
Mexico
American to Head British Railway
London announces the appointment of Henry Thornton former superintendent of the Long Island Railroad as manager at the Great Eastern Railway Company to bring the British system up to date.
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British Railway
London
Great Eastern Railway Company of England
Brinoughly
Henry Thornton
Long Island Railroad
Miles for Mayor Backs Municipal Saloon Plan in Mont.
Albert Murray Miles, a mayoral candidate in Mamillon Mont, announced through local press a pro election pledge. He supports authorizing a city election to borrow 150 000 dollars to acquire equip and run a municipal saloon.
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Mamillon
Mont
Albert Murray Miles
Press & Proelection
Unclear text on political shifts and wartime events
Fragmentary report notes changes in leadership roles amid a press center mandate. Mentions Helung Het Ling as Ohb tree premier and Bum Pow Chine acting premier pending nomination. References General Clay’s widow in Lexington and a death in Beturiag Tokio. Mentions Japanese capital unrest and new tax levies with arrests at the lower smasion.
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Helung Het Ling
Ohb Tree
Bum Pow Chine
Lincoln Memorial Groundbreaking for $2,000,000 Monument
Senators observe Lincoln’s birth anniversary as ground is broken for a vast marble memorial in Washington. Senator Blackburn hails Lincoln as the greatest American, a project to rise near the Capitol with an estimated cost of 2 million dollars. Groundbreaking follows Gettysburg Address reading and a thoughtful pause by Senators Overman and Kenyon.
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Na Hon Fa
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Blackburn
South
Senate
Overman
North Carolina
Bradley
Kentucky
Kenyon
Iowa
Capitol
Washington Monument
Victor Murdock as Progressive Leader in Kanes Eighth District
Victor Murdock, a distinguished congressman representing Kanes Eighth District, is noted as a progressive figure. His role and stance highlight political leadership shaping local governance.
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Victor Murdock
Kanes
Clabby Beats Former Opponent in Vernon Arena Bout
Jimmy Clabby earns a second victory over his former bluejacket foe at Vernon arena. The report notes the lively crowd and Clabby’s clinching performance as the clash wraps up.
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Clabby
Geeta Beiler
Los Angeles
Jimmy Clabby
Vernon Arena
Bluejacket
Rescues Attempt Threaten Rodden Death in El Paso Conflict
From Fort Bliss to the border area, amid Mexican rebel clashes, guards fear further danger as wounded. A large force of federal officers and troops remains confinned with many civilians including 1,259 women and 556 children. Geneva Schott plans a school for the educated internees with officers acting as instructors.
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el Paso
Teras
Cenere H
Offenge
Mowth Apale
Fort Biles
Ches
Wes
Eamge Geleger
Gemeral
Geneva Schott
NY State Treasurer Dies Amid Personal Crisis
New York Treasurer Jonn J Ki, found dead in a Buffalo hotel room with a razor by his side, apparently tied to stress from an impending grand jury appearance. The tragedy follows a day of unrest as officials consider his troubled state. Washington reports refuse to restore water reserve land to entry upon a request by Carbon County Sheep Cattle Company. Secretaries cite public range watering rights. Goldfield posts a federal warrant for former Goldfield Postmaster Edward L. Collins, missing since two weeks ago. Butte features a sensational suit as Mrs Hoffman accuses Dr Edward J Hinekel of assault and tooth extraction over unpaid services seeking 119000 damages. Cattlemen in Nevada form the Nevada Cattle Owners Association, elect officers, and establish HQ.
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Buffalo
Jonn J. Ki
Marken Ketal
Spoctar
New York
Grand Jury
Washington
George E Brimmer
Rawlins
Wyo
Carbon County Sheep @ Cattle company
Lane
Interior Department
Broommer
Oregon
Sheetal
Dede
Wehmem
Jeanette Rankim
Mostana
B. L. Craft
California
Bean
BE. C. McLaughlin
Gilver Palle Timber Company
Southern Pacific
Marion County
Rafael Lopes
Utah
Bingham
Butts
Miltom H. Loo
Galt Lake
Gan Quentio
Yosemite
Toa
Dewald
Rod. Hawley
Rama
Warship Kortonaer sails to protect Dutch subjects
The Duh warship Kortonaer departed Saturday for the West Indies to monitor developments and will move toward Mexican waters to safeguard Dutch nationals. Plans also outline preparations for a May celebration honoring a Panemacopal event, amid regional tensions and political meetings in The Hague and Porta.
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Helland
The
Hague
Kortonaer
Weat Indies
Messeu
Plans for mills and furnaces create 16000 jobs
The project proposes two large reservoirs to supply water for mills costing 000000000. It estimates annual pig iron production of 3.208000 tons and requires vast ore and coal inputs. Plans foresee 2190 steel mill workers 2310 mining and coke workers 2635 limestone quarry workers and over 16000 employed overall.
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Trom
Sevens Cove
Gee
Senator Bacon Dies in Washington Hospital
Washington Auguste Octevis Mecca United States senator from Georgia for nearly minerals and chairmen of the foreign committee since the ascendency of the Democratic party died in hospital after ten days illness. He was first United States senator elevated by democratic appointment.
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Washington
Auguste Octevis Mecca
United Steles Senatee
Georgia
Foreign Committee
Democratic Party
United States Senate
Brain theories and crime noted in scattered lines
Fragmentary accounts report Bertillon brain notes and criminal identification fame alongside a Houston Michigan guard conviction for manslaughter in a copper mine incident. Other lines mention a senator's ill health and a period crime sequence, with unclear surrounding details.
Oregon court hands new trial for Ce
A civil court in Oregon orders a new trial for a defendant amid a complex docket. Reports describe related legal actions including highway robbery charges, a land grant dispute in Marion County, and a suspect among escaped prisoners under investigation.
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