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Old Folks Enjoy Town Gathering At Glendale
The elderly residents from Salt Lake City joined local seniors in Glendale today for a festive event. Participants shared meals, rides were arranged, and volunteers contributed goods to ensure a lively community gathering despite chilly weather.
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Railway Pass Repeal Sparks Debate In Congress
The debate centers on postal service provisions and railway passes, with Senator Spooner and others opposing passes as discrimination and a risk to government costs. Lawmakers warn passes could let railroads influence political conventions, while supporters defend the practice as legitimate. Yale day notes include Justice Brewer and Justice Brown reunion, with a focus on law school remarks by Secretary Field.
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Edmaittees Sale of Flour Unwarranted in Minneapolis
A fragmentary dispatch from Minneapolis dated June 25 describes Edmaittees alleged unwarranted sale of flour by General Greely’s relief committee. It cites letters from Arcana earthquake sufferers and clergy demanding aid while accusing the Red Cross agents of misused funds and improper distribution. The correspondence includes Edgars reply denying legal action against the alleged misappropriation.
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British Fleet to Russia Stir Sparks in Commons
London reports debate over sending the British fleet to Russia and potential Franco-British entente. MPs insist on clear stance against aiding Russian government while foreign secretary faces questions about policy and possible cancellation of plans.
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Adopt Amendment To Deficiency Bill In Senate
An amending committee report discusses deficiencies and proposed changes. The record mentions a provisional talk and legislative actions, referencing the United States and a 1902 context amid a fragmented OCR text.
Untitled legal amendment summary fragment
Fragmented OCR text notes a 1902 convening and duties prior to March 8 1902, mentions a congressional authorization and a Supreme Court decision in the Warner case, and references a Butler collection amounting to more than 74 million. The amendment reportedly will not affect already adjudicated cases.
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Troops Patrol Allentown Streets After Riot
Allentown residents faced a tense night as troops patrolled main streets to restore order after clashes involving Long Valley Trans and trolley workers. By afternoon a 2 thousand strong crowd gathered at a transfer point, jeering as troops cleared the area and moved crowds along.
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Storm Ravages Oklahoma Farms With Wide Damage
June 28 Guthrie Oklahoma reports severe wind and storm damage across the territory. Multiple homes and crops suffer extensive losses, with a man named Thomas Graham killed by the storm and a woman found dead in a Terry barn amid electrical hazards. Wind damages include a house lifted and overturned, and Snyder also reports heavy losses to wheat and corn.
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Independent plants inspected reveal mixed compliance in Chicago
Chicago June inspection of small packing plants by Health Commissioner Whalen shows some facilities comply while others require improvements. Officials report many plants are clean and orderly, yet several have defective plumbing, poor ventilation, and repairing needs. Orders issued for alterations and closures where necessary.
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Kansas City Battle Over Freight Reduction Strategy
Kansas City reports attorney Cave Taylor claims the Kansas railroad board will push a reduced freight rate for cattle moving west. He says the move would pressure Union Pacific, Chicago Rock Island, and Santa Fe to abandon higher charges, aiming to reclaim an older, lower rate from years past. The effort seeks to restore the prior long-standing discount, tying into historical rate disputes. In Paris, June 25, the Dreyfus affair also features in court notes as the Prosecutor General opens a case.
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Believe in The Use of Beer Rector Advocates
A distorted reminiscence quotes Rev A W Stein urging beer use at home and in social settings. He argues wine and beer aid temperance, claiming no harm from moderate drinking at family gatherings, while contrasting with European norms and other authors. The piece mimics a sermon style condemning excess and praising moderation.
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Fide Kirsel and Uo Win Ribbon Beer Prize at Parade
Fide Kirsel and UO led a brisk parade win as Ribbon Beer claimed top honors in a public event. The award highlighted sponsors Teenty-foarim Avenue and Pabst sponsorships amid a bustling crowd run.
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Convinced Drogine Innocent Major Count Egterhaey Urges Quash
A rast lie lecture argues Drogine is innocent and Major Count Egterhaey is guilty, urging the quashing of the inquiry proceedings without a retrial.
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Unattained by emperor visitors aboard Meteor yacht
June 45 news reports Congressman and Mrs Longworth aboard the American Meteor yacht with Emperor William and Acilles Essendecker in Kiel harbor. Longworth dined with the emperor, attended a ball, and discussed state business amid a crowded event. The piece also notes cabinet and senate actions and various political updates from Washington.
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Washington News Notes mismatch conveys unclear details
A garbled June 25 Washington notes item mentions various names and places but lacks coherent facts. The fragment references Mex Fasiald and Piller of a filareme court, Tay, Rovert Fresnel Ma ron, and Lalia, Gblanime law, without readable actions, dates, or outcomes.
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Changes on the Santa Fe Topeka railroad system
An official notice announces a rearrangement of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway leadership. The retirement of James Thun as chief maintainer is reported, with W. B. Storey named as treasurer and now chief engineer of the company property. The article notes lies in the engineering department and mentions the completion of a 200-mile track segment in New Mexico and related personnel changes.
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Withhold of Meats Reported for American Army Brands
A summary from wartime reports states British army and American brand meats may be withheld. Colonel Harris, the acting dispatch officer, released a note describing the directive. The document cites Ualane and War Secretary Ualane in connection with this action.
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No Agreement Reached In Washington Conference
Washington negotiators failed to reach an agreement amid talks dated around late 23 al term. The minor amenta dnenta dispute remains unresolved as delegates adjourn without a deal.
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Conference Nearing Agreement on Inspection Provision
Fragmentary report indicates talks continue with daily meetings to reach a compromise. Inspections and funding for meat inspection are central issues, with Roosevelt cited as opposing a broad provision.
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Inauetion Granted In Texas Rail Case
The court grants an injunction preventing Texas from enforcing recent Maya to rads passenger area and hindering a May 4 order. The petition seeks temporary relief to stop penal actions while the proceeding continues. The railroad company asserts continued suspension of all rates and charges including freight and joint passenger fares.
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