Pure Food Legislation Moves Through Senate Debate
The Senate approved the Pure Food Bill by a large margin after lengthy debate. Sherman offered an amendment to require clear labeling of weight and contents on all packages. Lawmakers weighed can weights from Maryland to California and discussed impact on canneries and standards. The discussion followed reports from committees and included telegram evidence from food firms.
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Mitt
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Canning Industries
New York
Mano Pald
Rolien Mau
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Agannsé
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Parsons
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Ton
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Menu
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Storyland
Baltimore
Mago
California
Maryland
HoW Holohan Wins in Northreach Wrestling Meet
Walla Walla reporters note Holohan and Bryden claim top finishes as Mobnkan falls short. Peter Jloidins of Wallace Idaho wins a noted event while Dryidnst and Sim keane secure notable performances. The Oregonian relays a crowded field with close calls and a dominant display from Holohan in the final stretch.
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Iume
Walla Walla
Oregonian
Northreat
Peter Jloidins
Wallace
Idaho
Foraker Favors Elkins Law Amid Prostitution Inquiry
Senator Foraker advocates Elkins Law support while Senator Ledze seeks information on prosecutions under the Sherman and Interstate Commerce laws. The debate covers investigations, federal decisions, and potential remedies, touching on railroad rates and court rulings as the session probes enforcement and penalties.
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Tuna
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Senate
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Elkins
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Halley
Hhat Beta
Bue
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Pare
Interstate Commerce
Hacos
Auer Lanett
Yerkes Threats and Court Action Mentioned in Fragments
Fragmented report describes threats to a person named Mizner and references legal action, a possible court case, and mention of a Thursday event. It notes an urgent danger to a Mrs Mizner and references a tenant, a farm, and a suspect or witness named Kane. The text is garbled and late details are unclear.
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Ghinag
Leon Miznus
Peters
Mizner
Abe
Memorial plan for Sysonby sparks debate in Coney Island
New York June 23 reports governors of Coney Island Jockey Club discussed dedicating a Shawpshead plot as a permanent grave for the horse Sysonby, who died last Sunday. Club treasurer J Bradford says the disposition is not decided, while the body may be exhumed for display. The skeletons of American Eclinse and Lington would join exhibits at the Smithsonian or similar institutions.
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Coney Island
Shawpshead Boy
Abe
Sysonby
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Bradford
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New York Museum of Natural History
Ly Amelia
Colonen
Eclinse
Lington
Smithtonien Institute
Washington
Caisson Sunk In Torpedo Experiment Near Sandy Hook
A torpedo shell exploded near a submarine or caisson used to test effects on a battleship replica. The shell struck near the center, the caisson vanished in smoke, and engineers planned to raise and examine the wreck to study damage.
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New York
Caleson
Neship
Sandy Hook
Cassson
Government inspection costs debated in Senate clash
A heated Senate debate centered on who should pay for meat packing house inspections. Senator Beveridge argued inspections should be funded by the industry, warning continued government pay would strain the treasury, while Senator Warren urged Congress to cover costs, predicting future increases in appropriations. The chamber voted to send a conference report on the agricultural appropriation including the inspection provision.
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Chicago Fire in Areheraga and Wood Street Buildings Destroyed
The Mabbart ef talora A and B at Areheraga and Wood streets owned by A. Zeaverns and occupied by grain broker J. Templeton burned today. The four story warehouses held 100,000 bushels of EMI ws. Heat damaged adjacent structures and explosions shook the area. Spontaneous combustion is cited as the possible cause. Loss from elevators and contents estimated at 350,000 dollars.
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Mabbart Ef Talora A and B
Areheraga
Ang
Wood Street
Ea. A. Zeaverns
J.5
Templeton
EMI Ws
McKinney Found Guilty of Cruelty to Ward Stalin Grady
In Peoria on June 23 the jury returned a verdict of guilty against Mrs. Mary McKinney for cruelty to her ward Stalin Grady. They recommended she be confined to an insane asylum until recovery and then serve a term in the penitentiary. The ruling notes the prisoner’s alleged insanity at present.
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Peoria
Mary de’ Mckinney
Stalin Grady
Meat Supply For British Army Questioned In Commons
In a written reply to a House of Commons question, War Secretary Valdang states that the meat supply for the army in London Manchester and Windsor was contracted to the Nelson Morris company of Chicago. The inquiry notes whether the American firm’s involvement overlaps with other Chicago firms.
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Field
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Dublin
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Valdang
Trans
London
Wooheich
Windsor
Bratch
Chicago
Embezzling Suspects Sentenced in Passaic Case
Paterson Nel Inc 23 three former secretaries of binding with loans associations were sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to embezzlement. Speer of People s Aid and Loan Association Passaic alleged peculation of 14000. Matten of the Building and Fann Reneton of Se Indicted for embezzling 4007. George Weston of Mir Manchester Solids not fan Association of Paves charged with misappropriating 3027.
Unclear historical note with scattered toponyms and names
Fragmented OCR text mentions places such as Oklahoma and Hartford and names like Manueloff and Poseidon era terms. The content is garbled with misread words, making a coherent event unclear. No definite actions, dates, or outcomes can be reliably extracted from the readable fragments.
New battleships for American Navy
Report outlines design specs and bids for two new battleships to be 490 feet long with 86 foot beam, 24 feet 6 inches draft, and 2,290 tons each. Armament includes 12 inch and 3 inch guns, submerged torpedo tubes, and a center-line turret arrangement. Completion aimed at forty two months with delays possible. Cramp and Sons and New York Shipbuilding are leading bidders with prices around 3.54 to 5.985 million dollars.
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Jim
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South Carolina
Congress
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Wad Hnsine Bulhiing Company
Philadelphia
Alichigan
Sintgle
New York Shipbuilding Company
Ente Wid Js
Sia Gevernty
Cliss
Cy Eaton
Saq Praneisco del Pte
Experimental dog feeding trial reports mixed results
Dr Crumbing conducted a May 6 trial on three dogs to test fresh meat feeding. One dog fed half a pound of meat plus a pint of milk thrived temporarily but later declined. A second dog treated with benzonte and borax showed general health decline, refused fluids, and lost weight. The third gained little weight and later showed reduced appetite. overall results suggest limited or unstable benefits from the meat and additives.
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Crumbing
Battle in Lumber Camps Sparks Armed Clash
A clash in Camden Bent 500 Armad Men between American and foreign laborers in lumber camps sparked by tensions over replacement of American by foreign workers. One foreigner killed and another seriously wounded amid rising hostilities. Camden sent 100 armed men to assist Americans, prompting the forego element to flee to safety in Highwoos. further trouble expected.
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W.vadove
Camden
Hiehwoos
Bridge Jumpers End Lifes Amid City Bridge Turmoil
June 23 reports describe two would be suicides on the Brooklyn and Willard bridges. Victor Stefenaen, a Swedish painter, died after leaping from the Brooklyn Bridge. A Glazier, 68, fell during the panic and survived. Stefenaen was released from prison recently after a long sentence. Witnesses recounted the chaos as crowds watched the men threaten their lives.
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Will Taburg
Brooklyn
Caerping
Stefaoren
Dean
Lilaviur
Vivenens
Tis Wits
Wiliam Wits
Sebelah
Trondhjem Royal Celebrations Highlight Norwegian American Ties
report from Tromsø on June 23 details King Haakon and Queen Maud’s coronation preparations in Trondhjem. American envoy Charles H. Graves and notable figures from the United States attended a lavish event, praising uniforms and fostering Norwegian American goodwill. Norwegian officials plan royal ceremonies and receptions, with visits continuing until Prince William’s arrival on July 9.
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Nes
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Mra
Skoler Dad Mien Gwern
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New York
Anid
Maakon
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Chicago
Carina
Sormul
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Balk
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Anerica
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tGie Haakon
Queen Macd
Tronéajom
Princiar
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Tiere
Bryan 15 Gheeredo ceremony at Norweigan American event
An improvised 1920s style note describes Bryan receiving American and Norwegian flags at a ceremony near a cathedral window. Attendants cheer as Mr Bryan speaks of Norway's coalitions and congratulates speakers, though much of the text is garbled and unclear.
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New York Life Crowd Scheme Targets Blake for Over 120000000
A garbled early 1900s report describes a proposed financial maneuver by the New York Life crowd aiming to take over Blake for more than 120 million, with a three year term. The piece references letters, patrols, and various figures in a chaotic account of a complex insurance sector takeover.
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Tillman Refuses to Sign Amid Confusing Campaign Row
Fragmentary OCR text shows Tillman declining to sign amid a messy dispute involving partners, possibly a campaign or leadership decision. Names, dates, or clear events are obscured, leaving a hazy outline of a political or organizational contention.
Assassinated by Revolutionista in Political Turmoil
A Revolutionista faction reports the assassination of a key figure in a climate of upheaval. The victim, a noted leader, was found killed amid tensions over power and reform. Authorities pledge an investigation while factions blame rivals for the act.
Week's Stock Marmet Review
Fragmented OCR text describes a stock report with unclear phrases. The readable parts reference prices and items but lack coherent details. No definitive names, dates, or events are present to form a concrete summary.
Algeciras Treaty Signed Quietly Unfolds Moroccan Accord
The Paris foreign office confirms Tangiers that the Moroccan coast has signed the Algeciras Treaty without conditions. The move removes obstacles to the wider international agreement on Morocco, enabling the establishment of a Moroccan autonomous zone and coordinated policing with France and Spain.
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Alurecco
Dry goods houses received rebates in latest case
A messy report details legal actions against several dry goods houses in multiple cities including Omaha and Kansas City, accusing them of taking rebates from Talkoways. George L. Thomas, a New York broker, and clerk L. S. Tagaait testified. Attorney General Moody comments on the discriminatory nature of the case and the prosecutor’s request for prison terms if convicted. The proceedings aim to address alleged improper rebates.
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Keuive
Ouls
Omaha
Kazgaa City
Pabatea
George L. Thomas
New York
Dreiekt
Tagaait
Ghae Ievarar
Thomar
Dir
Railroad reforms discussed by Thayer in Washington
Timed dispatch from Philadelphia reports Jona B Thayer, fourth vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, returning from Washington. He announced plans to eliminate individual coal stocks and said the officers and employees will dispose of holdings. He indicated the exact plan and further steps await an investigating committee and formal publication.
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Philadelphia
Jona B.thayer
Penneylvado Railroad
Washington
Commie Pion
We Corporation
Thayer
Battle ship Agamemnon launched at Glasgow
The British battleship Agamemnon of Thsidlone was launched with new features. Guns above the deck, heavy weapons concentrated at the center, and lighter arms on a central column running the ship. Cost projected near seven million dollars.
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Glasgow
Tung
Agamemnon
Kansas Needs Labgrers Topexo Despatch Summary
A fragmented script-like dispatch from Topexo dated June 23 requests laborers for Kansas. It mentions sending messages to Gen. W. Whek traffic manager of the Santa Fe Railway in Chicago and to Mactauil, chairman of the Western Tatsooger Association, also in Chicago. The plea asks for 8,000 hay voces within four weeks or face a loss, seeking cheap rates for Macland.
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W. Hoeh
W. Whek
Sarta Fe Railway Company
Chicago
Mactauil
Wratern Tatsooger Association
Macland
Hein
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