Monster Shark Entangled in Fisherman’s Net Near Redondo
A giant shark about a long measure and weighing near a thousand pounds became tangled in a fisherman's net off Redondo California. The creature was towed ashore and lifted onto a platform by a crew member as officials consider government actions and a proposed offer from Secretary Real.
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Redondo
Fidy
Semgih
Nshoomen
Une
Merrick
BODIES BEING SHIPPED HOME IN WANING NEWS STORM
A damaged snippet notes medical and naval officials arranging transport of corpses from Panama to Guasiegil for ceremonial conferral with authorities in a city. Names such as Allentawn, Cassier of fymbail, and A Popon of Torastta appear alongside mentions of steamer Minaspelts and engagements at sea. The overall tone signals a local notice amid a broader shipping and casualty report.
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Allentawn
Pasouis Cassier
Fymbail
A. Popon
Torastta
Wiul
Mle
Milas Fleanos Smittiv
Wistony
Meat Products Wholesome Report On Packing Houses
A special Chicago committee report examines packing houses and meat yard conditions. Experts from Johns Hopkins and University of Nebraska reviewed sanitation, inspection, and storage, praising some newer plants while urging major upgrades in old facilities and worker health measures.
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University of Lolnoles
Maxhottiion Werzog
Tnizeau of Science
Manila
MY. Ravenel
Philinpints Institute
A.W. Poors
University of Nebraska
LL. Reynolls
Catersity of Minnesota
S of & Law
Cana
Fonseq
United States
Trade With Japan Stirs 1905 Economic Debates
A ragged note discusses Japan trade, prices, and financial figures amid 1905 London chatter. It mentions Mrs Motgys, widow of John, and a contractor's widow among aging colonial figures, hinting at evolving ties and economic shifts.
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Vanden
Monchy
Tukio
the Times
London
Motgys
John Co Malem
Yois Landon Aus Rate
Hearst Outs Himself as Nonfray Hope for 1908 Nomination
In a London dispatch Hearst declares he will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 1908. He argues party reform, opposes trusts, and calls for leadership to defeat corporate influence. He weighs Baker and Bailey as possible running mates and contemplates Stevenson or Folk as future candidates.
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Job J. Rockefalter
Balley
Bryan
Breen
Folk
Klonterell
la Platts
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Unser
British inquiry hears Morton and McClintock on insurance firms
Paul Morton II and Emory McClintock testified before a House select committee on fire life and fire insurance firms. Morton outlined how the Equitable was run and cited provisions tied to Helish policy hubress by the Life de la Vie Bank of England. Investigations showed sound finances but admitted confidence wavered.
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London
Paul Morton
Banntable Tite Assurance Society
Emory McClintock
Mutual Lite Insirance Company of
New York
House of Jords
Morton
Lice de la Vie Bank of England
Be Aware Kidney Trouble Warns Ogden Resident
An Ogden citizen explains kidney trouble dangers and urges treatment with Doan's Kidney Pills. Ad cites Mrs Elizabeth Swansen of 632 Twenty third Street praising the remedy for backache and kidney discomfort after using Dean's pills from Badcon's drug store. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, NY lists as U.S. distributor, price 50 cents.
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German insurers warned against settlements by dollar
San Francisco July 6 German insurance firms to pay dollar for dollar consul F Bopp returns from Germany after investigating UK coast business He warns not to accept compromises and says German companies wish to avoid being labeled as shady firms Heaton notes an investigation but no home government recommendation. The consul says emporer favors ensuring full dollar for dollar payment and urges scrutiny of claims. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS
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Strance
Buch
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Ely
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Congul
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Mma
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Judges Should Be Elected Without Party Lines
At the Alabama Yar Association annual meeting in Anniston Alabama keynote speaker Judge Harmon of Cincinnati argued for independence of the judiciary. He said voters should choose judges without party influence and argued political involvement erodes judicial fairness. He urged nominations free of party designation to reduce “bosses” and political meddling in court selections.
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Ala
Alabama Yar Association
Judeon Harmon
Cincinnati
Thies
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