Discussion on Sheldon's Journalism Experiment and Public Response
A fragmentary account quotes Chlesen discussing Sheldon Tar tor of the Hounuin Globe presenting on a journalism experiment. The speech praises truthful reporting in daily newspapers and critiques reform efforts, noting a lack of decisive reform and contrasting sensationalism with serious journalism. Bian Bad, Fowler, and Foster comment on the era’s press and public reaction.
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Chlesen
C H Tartor
Honuin Globe
Shedorta
Mak
United ‘States
Mr. Sheidyn
Maren
Journalisn
Centre
Europe
Daveslat
Jourmelit
Beiterfm
Alice
Howe
Fowler
Bourbon Democrats Endorse Towne for Vice President
Bourbon Democrats yesterday endorsed Charles A Towne for vice president with a list of party leaders and delegates from Macon and nearby counties. The endorsement reflects the caucus of Democrats backing Towne while noting committee voices and convention discussions led by party figures such as W P Tribe and J T Sinnott.
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Charles A. Towne
Hourbes
Frank Poeiene
Fred McCreeds
D. Nee
Neicherger
Ore Wretite Sinegate
W. P. Tribe
Rearse
Sarhite
Bupene
Eraly
Konnett Quirey
Burion
Jomathes
Tare
George x Adama
Bitnove
Sinnott
J. B
Juiy Altwert
Hiter
Bob Wallace
Is ‘Brapart
Thomas Ext
Increase of Banks Under New Currency Law Sets Forth by Comptroller
Warrington May 1 The comptroller of the currency outlines the new currency law and related applications for banks. The report notes changes in bank separations and approvals, with totals and dates indicating adjustments in financial authority.
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Warrington
Gale of the Rawhide sale notice in San Francises
May 1 notices for the sale of the Rawle property describe arrangements involving the famous practitioner of Pachiimne foanty and associates represented by Lafayette De Pres. The sale concerns stakes from three rock holders and estimates a value near 354.00 dollars.
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Gale
San Francises
Lafayette de Pres
Sn Dyer
Queeneys
Bears the Cad Has Bear QL Pfritzte
Fragmented OCR text recounts a deciphered phrase about bears and tea with unclear names and garbled order. It mentions a person or item labeled Bears and a phrase Has Bear. No clear events, dates, or organizations emerge from the readable fragments.
Interstate Commerce reports on grain trade and line dealers
The commission reply to Senator Harris details findings on McLeat Brothers of Marietta and grain movement in Kansas. It explains how Midland Elevator, a Peavey branch, allegedly pressured dealers to divide or pool profits, and notes railroad rate practices and line dealers’ influence on prices and competition.
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Interstate Commerce
Sinate
Harris
McLeat Brothers
Marietta
Rua
McKinley
Midland Elevator Company
Peavey Elevator Company
Jnne of Karas
Hurrtg
Kansas
Pchifie
J. Ke Davidann Co
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Jf, Harris
Chicago
Hurlington & Quisey
Aunt Richarinen & Ca
Topeka
Santa Fe
iHey
Eieiaiy Gs Weir Gouthwesters Grain
Arate
Basid
Chumuich
Guisin Ay
Epesiderante Ksociint
Avaia
Geaters
Tudya
Barnet Bylew
Kereme
Paul Ber
Purchase of Steel Plant at Monterey by Cleveland Men
A pending deal in City of Mexico seeks transfer of a Monterey steel plant to the Wellmaan Seaver company from Cleveland investors. Capital authorized at 310000000, with stockholders Prince Ragzi Wil and Eugene Kelly. Ambassadors carriage privileges debate winds through local streets as investigations into extradition and race barriers surface amid rail and grain rate discrimination concerns.
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Monterey
Cleveland
City of
Mexico
Hans of
Rical
Wellmaan-Seaver Higiocerine ‘Company
Ghia
Prince Ragziwil
Eugene Kelly
Carsage
Republic
Clayton
Patio Avernte
Es la Torre
Cal
Bet Agi Ter
ROV Ie
Report on Transportation Discrimination by Industrial Commission
Washington May 14 The Industrial Commission began a preliminary report to Congress on transportation issues noting incomplete inquiry. It plans future recommendations to Congress or states. The 11 pages of printed material include testimony and general statements about labor conditions and rates. The commission finds opinions vary on discrimination between individuals and notes railways retain private control and that evidence shows broad concern over the handling of transportation economics.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Industrial Commission On Transportation
Washington
Industrial Commission
Congress
Settled Coal Strike in Kansas and Texas Mines
Webr City Kansas May 12 The Kansas and Texas Coal company and W Barrett & Co reach a settlement ending the strike. Mines 48 22 49 and mine 1 operated by Barrett remain under control of the company. Union recognized? No. Eight hour day agreed eight hours pay. Fines curbed. reduced force. About 800 men at work. further increases expected as plan is implemented.
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Webr City
Kaw
Barrett
Tessee
Ransay and
Texas Cogs Company
Kansas and Texas Coat Company
W. Barrett & Co
Asiity Club Petitions Court Action On Membership
Members of the Asiity Club filed a petition in the Strits court Thursday seeking to have Mierasron the chief paltee and two police officers restrained from the Lori e the proceedings. The petition asks for a stay of the action and names several club members and officials as respondents. The case questions the membership matter and the club’s leadership.
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Asiity Club
Amendel Petiilin
Sitrics Court Thurmdiy aCtemnoco
Mierasron
Tee Lorie
Yurinaletion
John Broomsion
Chas Broke J. Ee Papier
Alin Dicinvons
Semple
Job Es Jaxmeen
A.W Pures
Nesbaces
Edward Maestr
A. Coyne
Missing on His Wedding Day in Atchison
A fragmentary notice from Atchison May 1 reports William Justin, a Missouri Pacific Line employee, believed to be missing on his wedding day. The item mentions Leni Might Carolina Kroening, daughter of a local family, with no clear confirmation of events or details.
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Atchison
William Justin
Missouri
Pa- Line
Leni
Carolina Kroening
Snapshot Scraps From Home News In Topeka
Odd notices and brief items from local life. Muscotah visitor R A Wallace. Corval court convenes soon. Topeka military company gains members. WCTU to meet Meth Jodie church. river conditions worsen. postmasters to organize in Topeka. baseball and golf disrupted by rain and mutiny rumors. local prosecutions and vagrancy case. street fair micro view planned. lawn social postponed. arrests in North Topeka. Tenneseer town classes to display work at church convention.
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R. A. Wallace
Muscotah
Corval States
Sersa Tenia
Topeka Miliary Company
Methjodie
le Isin
Torreat
Murniature
Topeks
George Roberts
HG Fraser
Ottawa
State Temperance Union
Garay Morning
Oelock
Judes
Sks Mach
Barber Anen
Charles Humbert
Benktor
Richard Ward
Republic County
F. Estelle
Unite Ten
Gautiey
George
North Topeka
San
George Buford
Finner
Tennesner
Ranosros Reet
King
Mn Lin Ehln
Monument Unveiled in Peru Memory of Frances Siogum White Rose
Ten thousand people witnessed the unveiling of Frances Siogum’s monument in Peru. The Osage Six town history ties her abduction from Wilkes-Barre to Miami chiefs and a life among the Miota. She died March 9 1847 aged 75 and was buried where history notes. Also reports of a disabled steamer from London and an American refusal to an export duty on petroleum.
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Chicago
Tribune
Peru
Ind
Frances Siogum
Atong
Wikesbarre
Tity
Port Wayne
Osage
G&_W. Ewing
Wilk Pa
London
Mosm
Sunderland
Stles
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Sheldon
Boston
Theo
Sidienie Enfort
Binhop Foster
Eressere
Seliekius
Mr. Sheidun
Ible
Crown
Mit—Moon
America
Specia
Globe
New York
Carmen
Beni Erate
Flen
Snae
Sergi Tga
Senator Harris
The
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Sears
SS. S
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Erie
Rpc
Ciera
Specific Co
Atlanta
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