President credited for raising rate bill question in Senate debate
Fragmented OCR summary recounts senators dissecting the presidents role in rate legislation. Key figures Rayner Dolliver La Follette Foraker and Tillman argue over constitutional and procedural aspects. Debate touches on executive influence, committee power, and the prospect of a final bill with amendments and potential changes to the administration's course.
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Bill
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Thorn
miMbliinal
Lesa
Lata
Amuatad
Henutor Tellar
Shes ii
Ragret
Sfort
White House
Republican Party
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Rowald Dabois
Veraues
Hines
Hanassinge
Prye
Oramont
Tita
Alger
Aleo
Allison
Ankeny
Becon
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Horry
Beveridge
Blackburn
Braudeane
Bulkeley
Burcket
Burnbera
Carmack
Carter
Ding
Clark
Montana
Wyontleg
Arkansas
Crane
Culberson
Cullom
Daniel
Dilingham
Dolliver
Dryden
Etkins
Flint
Fowler
Fraglar
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Galliager
Gesrin
Hate
Hanabrough
Heimenwar
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Morgan
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Burston
Depew
Gumble
Gorman
Eyburn
Ilitredga
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Pratt
Procter
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Regulation and penalties in the new commission framework
The text outlines regulatory powers and duties of a commission to set fares, issue orders, and enforce compliance. It details penalties up to 5000 dollars per offense and daily fines for continued violations, with court involvement for enforcement and appeals, and notes amendments to the bill improving procedural reach.
Emperor Between Fires Delays Audience In May Protests
May 15 report from Potaraherg outlines a tense scene between the emperor and the people’s representatives over imperial prerogatives. Parliament’s response to the speech remains uncertain as invited audiences and meetings are postponed amid calls for calm and debate on constitutional limits.
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Potaraherg
Mohn
Goreuekin
Mouromteest
Peteehor
Raymen
Stelle Adler
Ascorianed
Vienphil
Bininde
Ermer Niehe
Jay Comenarian
Coal Companies Gave Presents to Officials
May 18 hearing opened as coal firms faced inquiry by the Pennsylvania rail commission. Witnesses including Pennsylvan ia railway officials and Coke company executives described alleged gifts and costs connected with coal operations. The hearing aims to clarify whether improper conduct influenced railroad and coal interests.
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Aler
Spentione
Atock
Shepard
United Allianys
Xow
Tidowalen Grom
Weston Tanager
Hane Coil and Coke Company
Ihe
Pisapon
Kauard
Moris
Republican Dets Seat Across The Panier Scattered Clues
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic report with names and places blurred. It references political figures and dates, mentioning Washington and New York regions, with unclear context about a seat and election actions. No clear outcome or names can be confirmed from the readable passages.
Obstacle in Des Moines Assembly Debate on Church Union
May 18 report on the Treabstesian general assembly session. Commissioners debated Cumberland Presbyterian church union amendments and ministerial oversight. The assembly declared certain pendings not yet reported to the full body, with mixed majorities and procedural notes guiding future actions.
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Trauire
Treabstesian Gentral Assembly
Union
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Cis
Innt
Guimberiann Presbyterian Church
Cumberlainasteniy
Seston
Decatur
Moines
Union Sa
Cumberland Church
Uva
FEM
X Loree Majorits
Mike
Gandia
Fofinedon
Phoirlonerion
Can Rsembhi
Prestesberigny
Esane Te Metering
HaiQetaeey
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Railways regulation bill tightens control on special car service
The article outlines Senate amendments to a transportation act extending railway definitions to include tracks terminals depots and cars. It imposes duties on carriers to provide reasonable special car service, bans favoritism and improper freight practices, and sets penalties including fines and imprisonment for noncompliance. Examiners must not disclose findings, and courts gain jurisdiction to enforce compliance with harsh penalties.
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United States
Elroitt Emarty
Wanll
Raliroids Co Ag
Tramsportation
Farals
Senate Madificatiani
Vaitrona
Traiaporting
Rommortirter
Inaritehea
mMippera
Tates
Estate case upheld in probate for Barihe at Dilber heirs
The New York state supreme court affirmed Judge Coffer’s probate of the will of Barihe at Dilber valued over a million dollars. Most of the estate goes to Mira Etta Matlin Warren, once a confidant to the young woman. Dalber was killed about a year ago from a fall from a seventh story window at the Waldorf Astoria. Adolph Behannes, claiming sound mind, contested the will.
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Man Francinos
State Supreme Court
Coffer
Inte Barihe
Dilber
aArepawes
Amostata
Mira Etta Matlin Warren
Mitt Dalber Wan
Railroad rate debate grips Pennsylvania line hearings
A clipped late 19th century style dispatch reports tensions over railroad rate policies. The piece cites James Creelman and notes government pressure on the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. It references hearings, possible bribes, and calls for a firm government stance to curb perceived unfair practices.
Destructive Northern Michigan Forest Fire Rages
A sprawling wind driven forest fire sweeps northern Michigan destroying multiple villages and coalitions of freight and rail infrastructure. Residents flee as flames encroach on Grimevee Behaefer Ralphs Sal voln and other hamlets. Fire crews struggle amid damaged bridges and blocked rail lines with hundreds displaced and property losses feared in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Aid Talat
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Stephenson Company
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Nitty Hersen
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Peincaton
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Fragmented OCR text about comparisons and events
The readable fragments reference Americans as examples to Australians and include scattered names and phrases. The text is garbled with many unreadable sequences, making it difficult to extract a clear event, date, or identifiable individuals.
Japanese speaker at church gathering in Philadelphia May 18
Rev Wotuei RokikMhora and Deacon Jayunene led a discussion on the Adeptalion of Roristianity at a church event in Philadelphia. Papers on the subject were read by the pastor W B Leng of Tokyo and Rev Keok Tittey of Blindewat, with Leslie Learned from sind wood, N 1 also noted.
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Lesiie B. Learned
Sind Wood
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W. B. Leng
Toklo
Japan
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Blindewat
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Armstrong Committee Disbanded in New York
In New York on a March day, after nearly ten months the Armstrong committee disbanded following a tense meeting at its headquarters. Authorities announced the panel had investigated alleged corruption and misused funds, with auditors reporting more than $10,600 in unresolved discrepancies.
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City plans street and sidewalk improvements in Oxton Chix Utah
Notice from the City Council of Oxton Chix Utah announcing proposed paving, sidewalk, and walk district creations along Washington Avenue, Twenty-ninth to Twenty-third Streets, and adjacent blocks. Plans include concrete sidewalks, grading, driveways, and assessments to fund the projects via special taxes with installments over years. Public hearing and vote scheduled with official dates and figures for estimated costs and frontage.
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Utah
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Cley Recorder
Aylois Wilcox
Notice of scaled bid receipt for public works contract
The Board will receive bids at the Clark of Want Beard office in City, for furnishing and installing plumbing and heating necessities for the public building project. Bid deadline is May 27, 190%, at 12 oclock. Proposals must include labor and materials for heating and plumbing, with work to be completed per specifications in Washington and Adams Avenues, and submitted to the Clerk of the Board of Education.
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