President issues statement on American meats and standards
President directs Secretary Wilson to push new federal meat inspection law and sanitation standards. He notes the plan extends supervision from farm to can, with the federal stamp guaranteeing healthfulness and proper preparation. The Agriculture Department gains power and funding to enforce the act. The public is assured American meat will be wholesome and comparable to other nations.
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Washington
Wirm
Department of Agriculture
I. W. Wiley
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Secrelary Wilson
Department of Agriantfer
Iny
Thoragh
Lumber Trust Drives Up Building Costs in Salt Lake City
Day two of building operations in Salt Lake City is hindered by lumber dealers’ trust and alleged monopolistic practices. Prices at the rails rose, with local wholesalers pushing further increases and threatening independent contractors. Architects warn another rise could stall construction as lumber costs surge. reports note sharp price gains across sizes and grades in Oregon, with some items up by as much as several dollars per thousand. A panic is cited as residents react to surging prices and disrupted supply chains.
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Huilding
Pall Lake City
Lave
Mat
Saus
Hinishea Furmer
Ne. F Pbne
Iera
Ficorities
Oregon Fix
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Oregon
Weal
Premonition of the Salisbury London Train Disaster
A feature on the Salisbury London train wreck discusses a doomed voyage of the Sentell family and connections, noting scattered survivors and a planned Fourth of July reunion abroad. It highlights the emotional toll on relatives, the wreck’s fatality count, and reported reactions from injured travelers and onlookers.
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American Line
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Latiebury
England
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Killem
London
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Charles B. Sentell
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Edward W. Hentell
Mr. Rentell
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Womans legs amputated after Plymouth disaster
A severe disaster onboard the Ameri ten Ming from Plymouth leaves a passenger with both legs amputated and many injured. Reports describe wreckage removal and ongoing inquiries into the immediate cause, with fatalities only lightly recorded and multiple survivors receiving care at the infirmary in New York.
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Whitelaw
Miners Rescued After Six Days Underground Drive
Miners originally trapped in a cavern by a collapse have been rescued after six days. Two were found alive in the shaft and are reported to be moving, while four others were located in an old, submerged tunnel. The rescuers faced difficult conditions and low light as they pulled the men to safety.
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Lodas
Jorties
Portlan Ore Fire Leaves Damaged Street Fronts
In Portlan Ore a morning blaze damaged a building on a main street. Fire crews battled the flames as smoke filled the area, with limited injuries reported and investigators reviewing the scene for the cause.
Mundenza Incident Reports Unexpected Firearm Attack
An unclear report describes a firearm incident involving Sergaent Fabra and multiple individuals. The fragmented text mentions a location several miles away and references farmers and a shifting tale. Details are ambiguous, but the event appears to involve a fatal or violent confrontation with at least one injured party and a search for suspects.
Tried to Board an Engine at Glendale
Portland Ore July. A special from Glendale says two men attempted to board a Southern Pacific passenger train as it pulled out of the station near Leland. They missed a step and were killed instantly. An inquest in Grant's Pass found no further consequence, leaving the cause undetermined. Names identified include Al Fisher among the workers, believed to be machinists from San Francisco.
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Sao Franciso
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This Young Man Is Much a Hero
A damaged report recalls a West Point cadet, Wilde, who nearly failed to rejoin the academy after a severe leg injury. He underwent multiple surgeries at the Polytechnic Hospital to restore a normal length and eventually prepared to return to West Point in the fall.
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New York
Wilde
West Point
Tate Young Wilde
Laant
Roosevelt
Polytechnic Hospital For
Philately
Atin Olent
Children at Play Turn Tragic in Rooftop Incident
In New York on July 21 two youths and cousins played on a ten story building roof when a fall occurred. A man named Jacob tried to intervene as children clung to him but he slipped, and he died instantly. Police and witnesses report chaotic moments as residents attempted rescue.
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Inovh Keelareth
Augusty
Safte
Jens Aichsseny
Bona
Aivine
Lena
Angele
Sadie
Jaen
Jacob
Codre
Thaw Murder Case Proceeds Amid Suspected Involvement
New York July 8 Detectives in the Stanford White murder case see renewed focus as a conference is planned between War attorney Jerome and Allen W. Proutte for the Thaw family. Witnesses and legal maneuvers unfold while Thaw's private attorney returns from Canada and the district attorney continues to assemble evidence at the Tombs.
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de Rom
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Bradford White
Harry Ke Thawale
Evarts
Stan Hford White
Thaw
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Ralog
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Byers
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Shtuc
Snes Focus
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Tas
Pittsburg
John Boa
Privon
Aturney Jerome
Countes
Nitarnsy
Hanil
Wea
Ann Cine
Allen
Courant
Calleat
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Ale Founry
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Tergeil
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Auto Turned Over and Damaged Public Notice
A garbled OCR notice references an auto overturn and associated property issues. It mentions a bank, a deadline, and actions by one or more parties, with scattered phrases about land, payments, and proceedings. Names and exact details are unclear due to text corruption.
Lieutenant Kills Himself in Convoy Ambush Fallout
A fragmentary report notes a lieutenant killed himself during a tense incident involving an ambush and ongoing military operations. Details remain unclear due to damaged text, but the event appears tied to post ambush repercussions and an internal inquiry.
Navy club and cycling tour across Bretton Woods route
An early report describes a long touring bicycle event from Chicago to Bretton Woods via a 1100 mile route. Entries exceed forty cars with high participation and a large field of American marksmen. The tour is set to begin on a July night and run into the following week, with races and auxiliary events at White Mountain facilities.
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New York
Bretton Woods
A.B. Fucker
Tuin
Ohio child beaten to death by stepmother in Forsythstown case
In Foungstown Ohio a five year old girl Este Anderson died after repeated beatings. The stepmother Jenuto Anderson admitted frequent abuse last weeks and was arrested. Neighbors describe extensive wounds including broken chin and injuries on body. Attic hiding of a child with marks of abuse noted as the investigation unfolds.
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Indy Badowpalen
Llerall
Foungstown
Ohio
Este Anderson
Naile
Enuto Anderson
Puolteren Sae Seanadine
Tappe
Chicago Music Federation debates funds for community bands
The Chicago Federation at Labor discussed plans to support community music groups in the city. Delegates addressed concert programs, orchestral themes, and the role of organized musicians in local culture while advocating broader funding and public performance opportunities.
Fourth of July Victims Reported After Toy Weapons Injure Four
In Chenga on July 3 four people were injured by dangerous toy cannons and pistols during the celebration. Police made one arrest as authorities tightened controls after the near-miss incident amid growing concerns about unsafe celebratory fireworks and noise makers.
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Chienga
Harves
Cheenga
General Strike of Plumbers Ends in Standstill
A fragmented report describes a general strike by plumbers, with 150 men mobilized and rapid efforts to coordinate actions. The piece references city agents, labor leaders, and potential wage or supply disruption, noting unclear dates and local impacts as negotiations continue.
Four men attack town in village incident
Fragmentary OCR text reports a violent encounter as five attackers strike a town area. Several injuries are implied, with references to a cafe and stress impacts on residents. Names, places, and exact details are unclear due to corrupted text.
ISTHMIAM CANAL COMMISSION CHARTER ORDINANCES DISCUSSION
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the Isthmian Canal Commission and charter topics. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, but the text signals discussions on governance and appointments at an institutional level.
Fossil Collection Purchased for University of Chicago
The University of Chicago acquires a fossil collection, viewed as priceless, bought by Professor James Halk for $150,000. Halk, long a leading American paleontologist in New York, gathered fossils and minerals now a cornerstone of the university’s science program. Acting President Judson Wetzel noted the price exceeded university resources but reflected the collection's extraordinary value.
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John D. Rockefeller
University of Chicreo
Sivez
Unitest
Bucurat
Colorado corruption case halts Denver investigations ruling
The state supreme court blocked Judge Mulline from appointing a grand jury to probe alleged frauds in Denver. It faulted the trial court for not allowing witnesses, limited investigation of city tramway and gas electric interests, and criticized the conduct of the inquiry and jury proceedings.
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J. Mulline
Crimioal Court
Tn Yorigaty
Amd
Careatity Jn
Williame
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Sudya Prank J. Johopon
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Gabbert Denon
Head of the Jesuits in New York Meeting
A fragmented report describes priests and delegates from American Jesuit provinces meeting in New York and Maryland. It notes a special congregation to elect a new general and outlines procedures for selecting leaders and coordinating across colleges, with references to key figures and dates in the order’s governance.
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