June 21 In American History Chronicle
Entries note Captain Joh Smith who died in London in 1071 born in Virginia. Increase Mather born in Dorchester Massachusetts died 1722. New Hampshire ratified the U S Constitution as the ninth state ensuring adoption. Senator Leland Stanford died at Palo Alto born 1824. Marines under Major Waller ambushed on the road from Taku to Tentao. Boxers destroyed the American consulate at Mengtin. astronomical events mark sunset and sunrise times with solstice details.
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Joh Smith
Virginia
London
Increase Mather
Dorchester
Mass
Leland Stanford
Pato Alto
Cal
Waller
Taku
Tentatn
Mentsin
Industrial revival boosts steel orders and rail contracts
The country papers report a broad revival led by iron and steel as mills reopen and demand rises. Major railroads like Missouri Pacific, Chicago and Alton, and Northern Pacific place large steel orders while wire products demand outpaces capacity. Southern Pacific orders ships for 20 000 tons of steel, signaling rising industrial activity as tariff debates loom.
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Congress
Nortal
Toledo Blade
Raila
Trust
Misouri Pacific rail+ road
Gould
Chicago & Alton
Harerinian Lines
Seaboard Air Line
New Haven Road
Transportaion
Steel Trust
Southern Pacific Company
New York
Pittsburg Steamehly Company
Hodatrun
Panto
Delays in Courts Highlight Juror and Judge Roles
The State Journal critiques court delays in the Gelbown case at Gani Tranche, noting some mes tend toward justice while others fail. It references the trial of Patrick Calhoun and questions whether suspicious characters slip through legal gaps due to procedural slowness.
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State Journal
Ateneming
Gelbown
Gani Tranche
Patrick Calhoun
Trials and technicalities cloud truth in long case
The passage reflects on how trials reveal but also risk falsehood, noting that guilt can be overshadowed by technicalities and perjury. It contemplates what 41 days of a trial would show if evidence alone ruled, while recognizing deliberate obfuscation and hidden testimony.
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Tong
Tran
Tua
Joe
Senators Sigh Over Tariff Politics and Monopolies
The piece attacks Senator Dinkins and Senator Aldrich era policies, claiming the Senate favors big business and monopolies over public opinion. It rails against the Senate as a market of horse trading, dismissing Brown’s arguments and asserting Congress ignores facts in tariff debates.
Taxation debate stirs on constitutional convention plans
The article discusses campaigners opposing a constitutional convention and pushing for direct legislation, including initiative and referendum and county option laws. Herbert Bigelow leads the Direct Legislation League as anti convention sentiment grows. groups such as the liquor trade and Personal Liberty League prepare for a legislative bout and expect broad support in both legislative chambers.
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Sciech
Erine Gould Clemmons
Direct Legislation League
Conatitu
Gener Assembly
Herbert Bigelow
League
Liquor Interseat
Personal Liberty League
Alniur
Ula
Dynamiter Threats Target Ministers in Ohio Parish
An organized band from Leetonia Ohio is linked to a dynamiting of a Presbyterian church a week earlier. A pastor turned over a threatening letter from Latpade Ohio claiming twelve men vow to wreck churches and kill ministers active in cartoon politics. Police investigate claims of arson and planned violence against clergy.
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Leetonia
Presbyterian Church
Posal
Latpade
Oho
Catoon
Albly Witten
Chowe
Ohio Universities Face Admission and Registration Debate
An executive Carnegie Foundation committee criticizes current Ohio State and Ohio University admission practices. It urges restructuring to create differentiated functions within a cohesive state education system. The report supports a frank state articulation and a consistent, effective registration policy to serve all Ohio citizens.
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Uwe
Ohio Btota University Tiinlaloe
Ohio University
Carnegis Foundation
Cme
Carnegie Foundation
Btate of
Ohio
Republicans weary of Washington dictates on Ohio politics
Column discusses Ohio Republican tension over selecting a governor candidate, noting Sen Burton’s weakened stance and Cox’s influence in primaries. It argues Harmon’s clean-house reform is popular and predicts party unity will hinge on this mix of independence and machine maneuvering amid unpaid penitentiary claims and public offices.
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Columiii
Washington
Burton
Buckeye
Ohio
Horton
Cox
Gullvent
Brown
Vorys
Taft
White House
Charley
Senator
Jottinas
Senate
Guilbert
Et al
Labout
Slaugtter
Harmon
Caimpassa Wlogan
Tormey
Athens Howpital
Delaware
State House
State Department
John W. Morgan
Morgan
Republican
Rogers
Fred
Harrin
Republican Venate
Morreadth
Tto
Republi
Phipps
Wright flying machine patent claim highlights warp fog tip
The report notes the sole valuable patent in the Wright flying machine concerns the warp fog tip. It identifies this as the essential point of the Meoring contrivance and the feature that enables viability in the era.
Political Meddling Across the North and South
The piece denounces Republican efforts to spread anti-southern propaganda from the South into the North. It warns that northern calls to “solid party” unity threaten the Union and Lincoln’s vision of a single indivisible nation.
Tax collection cost debate echoes across states
Treasury experts estimate the government would spend about 100000 to collect a two per cent corporate income tax. The plan would raise annual net earnings for corporations but faces higher collection costs than individual income tax. States would require corporations to file detailed business reports to support the levy.
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Washington
Treasury
Proposel
Limekiln Club Brudder Jones Learns From Life Lessons
In a rambling debate at the Limekiln Club, Brudder Jones recalls his past as a poor learner who traveled from Tennessee and mastered whitewash then shifted to gambling and cigars. The club president examines Jones and Brudder Shin, praising progress yet noting Jones’s turn from education toward speculative work and questioning his citizenship.
A Place of Refuge
A fragment from a column shows varied quips on personal finances and life events. A patent, bankruptcy, marriage, and a failed check are referenced in a mosaic of jokes and anecdotes from different papers.
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