Commodity Clause Declared Unconstitutional By Court
Philadelphia September 1 The commodity clause of the Hepburn act faced a U S court ruling upholding the government suit against coal road owners in Pennsylvania The opinion declared the clause unconstitutional and dismissed the government bill The decision follows prior dissents and centers on whether the law forces railroads to abandon other businesses Washington September 10 The clause barred railroads from non transportation ventures and restricted coal and oil holdings The enforcement of the clause was paused awaiting Supreme Court ruling on its constitutionality
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United States Court At
Philadelphia
Gray
McPherson
Pennsylvania
Jide Gray
United States Court
Judie McPherson
Washington
Supreme Court
Rioting in Glasgow as mob clashes with police
Glasgow reports a violent riot after a 7000 strong crowd opposed by mounted and foot police. Numerous houses damaged, windows broken, and citizens terrorized. Reports indicate dozens injured and several deaths feared, with renewed clashes expected.
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Glasgow
Ettleken
Sarap
Nnjudreda
Usen
Polly
Harmon Voices Critique of Gangs and State Misdeeds
Cleveland, Sept. 1 Judson A Harmon outlines alleged irregularities in the state Treasurer’s office and cites investigations as evidence of Democratic need. He praises Cleveland’s administration and Cuyahoga delegates while denouncing Republican influence and calls for reform in Columbus.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
Judson A. Harmon
Ibia
Clavelisnd
Ibi
Cayalogm
Hermon
Cincinnati
Johnson
Cuyioga
Cuyahoga
Mir. Harmon
Glued Fragments Reflecting Confused Statement
A fragmented OCR passage questions why an investigation was not contacted. It mentions not intending to offend children and hints at statewide observations. The text is garbled, with incomplete words and unclear subjects or actions.
Invades Illinois Campaign Speech Sparks Democratic Pitch
An early 20th century report notes a political figure touring Olney and Wie, Illinois, urging unity with the Democratic Party. The speaker claims the party holds the only hope for Wig and references campaign activities including fundraisers and mobilization of supporters among farmers and workers.
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Olney
Wie
Awhiel
Democratic Party
Gun Fight Incident Near Bessemer Michigan
In Bessemer Michigan on September 10 a gunfight occurred as Frank Galler and a woman believed to be his wife attacked a money box along a road near Powder Creek. Officers pursued, the woman drew a pistol and fired. shots were exchanged until she was captured and jailed. The husband, Trane Gotler, is said to be involved. The couple recently arrived from Venice.
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Bessemer
Mich
Frank Galler
Bosinen
Walt Mt Powder Miereek
Trane Gotler
Venice
Fires Threaten Michigan Forest Regions Amid Strong Winds
Widespread blazes push toward towns as southwest winds fan embers from the Rosenman to Pinconning area. Officials urge caution as smoke and heat intensify, with fears of rapid spread and damage to crops and property.
Case Dismissal In Corruption Case In Chicago
The case against Wi Pitagerald charged with embezzling 179000 francs from the subtreasury was dismissed by the court today. The judge noted that continuing evidence could prejudice a government investigation and the government favored a state court trial rather than a federal proceeding.
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Chicago
Aguinee Fvorme
France
Chetlain
Boldenwick
Recanis Obi
Ovblonos
AO Treymur Department
Whellington
Theinuemong
Fitewera
Taft And Foraker Peace Pact Rumors Surface
Discussion circulates of a potential peace agreement between Taft and Foraker. The overheard talk references reconciliation steps revived today by political figures, signaling a possible shift in party dynamics and leadership relations.
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Cinehonati
Divine
Unclear Meeting Notes Mention Tartson Tine
Fragmentary text shows a plan for Moraker to call on Tartson Tine today but lacks details or outcomes. No meeting details or participants are readable.
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Moraker
Explosion in Detroit plant leaves one dead six injured
An explosion at a Detroi Mich plant caused one fatality and six people injured. Initial reports cite a kas tank rupture and a subsequent blast in the Sephi-Tha facility area. Officials warn of dangerous conditions as responders assess the scene and stabilize victims.
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Pany
Jewels Packed in a Window Loot by Thieves
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Enygland
Mre
John Ward
Dean Theld
Steve Ward
Mont
Davis Released After Jury Verdict in Rusin Case
Canada Nevada September details show the jury returning a verdict in a Rusin case. Charles Twi is recommended for bond today as Davis was taken into custody by the paties. The vendlet stated Tustin came to Dlg dea by a pistol mor by an Ancien person. Davis was feted by Mire Abbe Rice as the man, Dr Thaetin agreed to Kil Nin. His bond was supplied by his brother Frederick Ht.
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Canada
Charles
Davis
Thaetin
Brederick Ht
First Nathan Bank
Government Petition Replies in Chicago Case Ruling
The Standard Oil Company responds to government demand for a Sehearing on the ouyy case. Key figures include Landis and Lee United, with Crossinp Seaman and Bake among those opposing revisiting the prior opinion. The court plans a ruling in October and might delay the government’s petition, as Attorney General Honaparte may take the matter to the U S Supreme Court on certiorari.
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Chteago
Boyle
Elreutt Cnet
Landis
Jude
Tan
Jive
Crossinp
Seaman
Bake Wwll
Honaparte
Supreme Court
New Orleans Company Officers Indicted for Arson
In New Orleans a central glass company officers including Judine Lip, Ale Wolf, and John Kekert were indicted on arson charges connected to a fire that damaged a business district and caused about 1 million dollars in losses. The blaze, reportedly linked to tampered wiring, followed a firefighter picnic and prompted a grand jury investigation. Bail was set at 6000 for Lip and West and Lipps, with Kekert’s bond at 250. Two boys seen near the scene before the blaze testified before the grand jury.
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New Orleans
Grand Jury
The
Central Glass Company
Judine Lip
Oaulyer
Ale Wolf
Tenmierer
Gentral Glan Company
John Kekert
Grand Wy
Grand Jury Room
West
Swisher faction wins in West Virginia
In West Virginia a factional dispute over the Republican state committee was resolved. The convention led by Swisher backed by Secretary of State Choarhes and auditor Arno Soler was deemed irregular, but the national committee accepted the Gaines chaired regular committee with S. V. Matthews as chairman. Robinson Hitchock approved the subcommittee rulings, and the move affects only state offices, not the national ticket.
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Cin. Manatl
Repiblican
Levery Court
National Committee
Joseph M. Gaines
Hitchcock
West Virginia
New York
Virginia
Guy ‘Arno’ Soler
Eccoml
Choarhes Bi Swivher
Emily Regulir
Watherteed
Peprinenite
Tye
Resitar Republican Organization
Cortnens
Tin Joseph J. Gibbes
Ae Scheher
Mane B. Hitchhcock
Wl Ward
TC. Dupont
Charles I. Brooker
Ly Nba
Josph H. Gaines
ReputiMcan
Anittor
Mir. 8
V. Mattews
Chiliman
Femalar Tepulstican Fate Committee
Republican Mational Coopmittew
Republican State Committee
Mr. S. Vv
Matthews
Ohalenan
Chatman Hitchead
Scherr
Thia Teket
Uaelf
England's Big Boat Launched at Portemouth Today
England's large war vessel, the Finglish battleship St. Vincent, of heavy displacement, was launched today amid ceremonies at Portemouth. The event marked a significant naval milestone with officials praising the ship and its design.
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England
Portemouth
Wigs
St. Vincent
Teelay
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