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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
7
New York June 17 Charles W. Sons the banker was freed from the Tombs after posting bond of 125000 while awaiting a new trial. The court reserved decision on Maytent as prosecutors argued for conviction.
A state court invalidates Illinois primary election law amid disputes over party declaration requirements and voter eligibility. Critics say the measure concentrates power in party committees and restricts direct participation, sparking calls for legislative action and possible gubernatorial intervention.
A Kentucky town report details a five-year-old boy allegedly threatened by his mother and left alone as punishment. The child reportedly drowned in a well after the mother claimed the boy had threatened suicide to avoid punishment.
fragmentary report notes a protracted dispute among Great Lakes shoremen and the longshoremen’s union over a potential strike. No clear date or outcome is provided, but the piece references a vote by union members and comments from officials.
A westbound train collided with a passenger carriage near Wa toe yielding many injured and scattered debris. No serious fatalities reported though several passengers sustained injuries. In a separate item, in Esilos Wisconsin, June 17, Catherine Muk and James Matix wedding attendees mourn the groom’s death in a related incident.
At Washington on June 17 the Senate rejected Ste Fletcher’s amendment to tax Philippine imports equally with other nations. Gore proposed a two year sugar free entry test. it failed. The Philippine free trade section, with amendments, passed 42 to 28 as six Republicans Root Borah Bristow Clapp Crawford and La Follette aligned with Democrats against the finance committee proposal.
Frederic A. Delano, president of the Wabash Railroad, explained to Taft his refusal of the minister to China post. He said he has no inclination for public life and prefers continuing his railroad development work in Chicago, valuing his home and ongoing projects.
The stock market opened with broad weakness as sellers pressured prices. United States Steel slipped a full point while Northern Pacific, Rock Island, Amalgamated Copper, and Great Northern preferred also declined in early trading amid disappointment over U S steel entering Paris bourse.
Chicago June 17 owners and publishers of daily newspapers in Inland Press asso ciation will patronize the open market for print paper rather than use contract supply. A Canadian mill representative claimed to offer paper at a price rival firms say is below U S production costs.
A unique roundup begins at Ronan on the Flathead Indian reservation as the Pablo buffalo herd is corralled to Ravalli stockade. Finest specimens head to the Canadian National Park while others ship to Eastern parks.
Haynes Gazette recounts a grim Dakota tale centered on Morro Castle. It details a murder plot by Mrs Giles and Chum Montgomery, aided by a femme fatale, leading to Davidson's death and a brutal chain of vengeance across harsh frontier life.
A U S protest against a Chinese government loan linked to German Polish and French tanker operations on a coastline project has unsettled diplomatic circles. The State Department issued a cautious response while Berlin reported no formal alignment with the move, and American firms weigh implications for commerce and policy.
More than 10 000 members of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers plan a June 30 strike against the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company, a US Steel subsidiary, with disruptions expected in Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Indiana. The action follows an Imperial convention and aims to press for a satisfactory settlement.
Abner Smith, jailed for conspiracy to elvat and defraud, now serves as librarian at Joliet penitentiary. He works with a chaplain and a ten assistant convicts staff in the state prison, amid ongoing litigation and disciplinary scrutiny.
In the Heawal district north of Amey a clash involving the Chinen clan and Mets faction continues. A Junk with Chimbon villagers aboard was captured near Doord and Kile. the rest escaped overboard. Two Moelin men were killed in the incident.
Minneapolis market notes show Wheat for July and September quoted around $1.44 and $1.35 per bushel with various grades listed. Chicago Grain and Provisions reports wheat and corn futures, with July and September prices and mixed commodity quotes across cattle, pork, butter, and rice markets.
Chicago June 18 cattle prices at Union Stock Yards show Texas steers at 4.15 to 4.96 per cwt, western cattle 4.75 to 6.30, stackers and feeders 5.50 to 5.80, cows and heifers 2.50 to 6.38, calves 5.76 to 7.15, native stock around 6.00 to 6.90, yearlings 6.00, lambs 5.00 to 6.26.
Peter Pitt's Seed Store, Millet Montana Alfalfa supplier, offers Hroman Tnore mis and other grasses. The listing highlights reliability and headquarters role for regional forage needs.
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