President Roosevelts Meat Inspection Stand Draws Objections
An informal House Agriculture Committee session was set to discuss objections from President Roosevelt and allies to a proposed meat inspection amendment. The president argued the change would curb abuses in the packing industry while not hampering honest stockraisers and packers, and noted plans for inspection funding and foreign market access. Earlier, Justice Garner ruled carpenters were in the wrong in a separate labor dispute as unions and employers weighed next steps.
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Urat Ube
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Insurance Compromise Discussed in Oakland Earthquake Claims
Oakland report outlines a proposed 2 per cent earthquake loss cut and a settlement framework. Insurers would assess losses, with limited joint funding, to avoid a city-wide strike and keep premium rates stable. Strong entities include Oakland insurers and employers groups amid talks in early June.
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Cal
Jane
Feer
Francisca
Heather
Nn Vrtemen
Aaiga
Chady
Todprlyy
Aire
Tosa Fn
Ketare Companiien
Matarn Holding
Altaatton
Explosion kills Topeka fireman in freight yard blast
Six members of the Topeka and Santa Fe railway fire department were badly burned when a tank of oil in a freight car exploded in the freight yards. Gay Laldington died at noon. Guz Miller and Guy Luddington were hospitalized with fatal burns. The others were expected to recover, and Laldington was a member of Company A, Twentieth Kansas, who served in the Philippine war.
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Ivey
Aleutian, Topeka & Sonta Fe
Fretzhe
Guz Miller
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Gay Laldington
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Twenteth Kansas Tegiment
Dle
Haward Grafstrom
Culture and commerce in the Armour Institute address
Rev Rufus A White urged value of culture as the bedrock of industry at a Armour Institute commencement. He blamed wealthier but less cultured elites and argued the West leads in culture, aiding vast enterprises and national trade.
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Foundation of Commerce
Rufus A. White
Armour Institute of Technology
Arosant
West
Mies
Young Bryan at Home in Wis Homie Ty Fier Guscling
Fragmentary text notes a local scene involving several names and places, including references to Wis, Guscling, and a possible event or gathering. The readability is limited, with many garbled phrases and unclear actions or dates.
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A garbled OCR snippet lists many names and terms such as John Hays Hammone and Emery WT with scattered phrases and locations. The readable core is minimal, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Angeles Murder Case Leaves Questions Unsettled
In Los Angeles Cal a coroner's jury found George Tyeheck died from burns inflicted by an assailant at his home early this morning. The evidence linked a person named Scheck and an associate to the fatal wound and two suspects Mrs Scheck and Blackpoke were arrested on suspicion of complicity. No murder charge yet filed as investigation continues. Miners southwest of Fort Smith Ark count results on a Kansas City pact ending the strike. majority favor the agreement, signaling a return to work though some mines have begun shutdowns and others prepare to reopen. The outcome shifts the strike southward with miners expected back by Monday.
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Denver Benevolent and Feave Dieder Convention Program
Announcement details the Denver July program for the Benevolent and Feave Dieder of Elka convention. Events include receptions, rodeo, carriages, public addresses, music, dances, parades, hospitality rooms, grand parade, and entertainment spreads across July 1 to July 29 with multiple venues and hosted by local Elks chapters.
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Maharajah in Stock Yards Surprises at Wonder Cut Showing
An official party led by Maharajah in stock yards near Chicago on June 18 observes packing house methods and a planned visit to Colorado Springs and Yellowstone. The royal attendees include Sapajit Cackear and Pringe Britt with routes through American meat markets and an intended future study of Indian students at U.S. universities. London reports political shifts with Doigplat and others chosen for unagorised House of Commons seats following resignations.
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Wellman Starts Arctic Trip With Balloon Expedition
Paris dispatch reports Wellman preparing for Arctic voyage as crew and supporters gather at Tromsø Norway. Ambassador McCormick and officials present congratulatory address while Wellman notes optimism about aeronautical progress despite remaining technical issues.
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear civic notices
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California relief measures discussed by officials
The article outlines appropriations and plans for government aid. Western Pacific Railway president Burnsbury and others push for a relief budget. Secretary Shaw and lawmakers face questions about funding to sustain essential institutions and operations amid ongoing fiscal challenges.
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Paattie
Shaw
Fragmented OCR Notice From An Unclear Local Source
A garbled OCR item references names and places with scattered terms such as Maine Rangar, Crosby, and Peters. The text appears as a fractured notice or article fragment lacking coherent context, with several broken phrases and unclear dates or actions.
Notable Clergymen and Miner News Amid Global Events
The report covers Rev Dr Beadding born in Toronto in 1802 and his varied clerical career including St Gie's New York and Grange parish. It also notes Highland Bay mine labor unrest in Bingham with worker rehires after a day of disruption, Army marksman records for 1908, and the U S Great Britain Davis Cup match opening with weather aiding play at Wimbledon.
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Bridilalad
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Bryan in St Petersburg Talks With Russian Premier
The visit to St Petersburg includes a lengthy audience with Premier Goremykin and a public reception at the lower house. The scene centers on Bryan meeting Jewish and Polish deputations while foreign and Russian spectators seek his views on parliament’s struggles and liberty, amid a tense diplomatic atmosphere.
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Vryan
Washington Roosevelts pardon altered sentence plea
A misreaded dispatch reports the 15th President Roosevelt commuting a first name sentence in a wartime case. Cravens of the artillery corps faced a one danger jail term later reduced to a lesser punishment. The text swirls with garbled names and places, but notes a clemency action affecting military justice.
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Slaughter of the Jews Halted by Troops in Bivisatok
Dispatches report mass violence against Jews in Bivisatok with troops occupying streets and preventing entry. Attacks followed a Corpus Christi procession injury, with many killed or wounded and bodies left in the streets. Authorities send governors to restore order amid parliamentary and ministry tensions in St. Petersburg.
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Mines Closed After Wage Dispute At Tarentino Complex
Pittsburg June 16 mines of Carnell Creighton MrFeriige and McKean Con companies shut down due to pay dispute with the Pittsburg people. About 120 workers idle as pickets are stopped. London June 1 Foxhall Keene could help form an Arberian polo team for the James Gordon Bennett Cup in Paris. The lineup includes Foxhall Keene Mackey Pearce and Craig Moalsword. June 13 in New York S Nicholson Kane, longtime figure in New York elude circle, reportedly to relocate residence in Turkey after 30 years with the club.
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Unknown group plans targeted crackdown in Brinley drive
A fragmented report indicates Jewish and other officials engaged with interior minister discussing antiterror measures. The account mentions Brinley and Welyelek affairs, with fears of broader government actions and potential arrests. Names and details are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmented Washington letter on New York counsel and senate actions
The text appears as a garbled advocacy note mentioning Washington and a New York counsel for a case with Henne Cara comps. It hints at senate deliberations, a director, and possible political maneuvers but the content is largely unreadable and speculative without clear names, dates, or events.
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Has No Favorites. Week in Review Mystery Puzzle
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Leadville Opens New Mining District and Old Justice
Leadville Colorado reports a new mining district amid a local feature on Rich Gout discovering two ounces of gold near the Arkansas River. The piece highlights the town’s aging justice of the peace Thomas S. Youngtood, famed for unorthodox marriage ceremonies and long tenure, noting his 8th birthday and a history of 5,000 state cases and 9,000 offenses.
Old-Time Chaise Revived in Newport Scene
In Newport, Mr Delancey Kane preserves an antique all time picture chaise drawn by a horse, drawing daily attention from residents and visitors. The revival sparks comments on traditional elegance amid modern two-wheeled vehicles and noisy traffic in the bustling seaside town.
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Trial narrows in case over suppressing subpoenas
Washington June 16 In the trial of Messia Graeno and Doremus charged with growing out of the spale of cancell ing machines a tie government for the passal gervica Harray Givens objet clerk of the di drie adtorney office was cab mi fn the gland and asked by the district attorney what ef fort had been made 14 lb poena Party 3 Meath he re plied that he made every pos sible effort the district attorney Baker then submitted three subpoenas which had been so paint for Bf Heath wind recure er qnserved
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