Paper trust report argues for continued print paper limits
A six member committee reports to Congress on the U S paper industry. It urges legislation to regulate print paper prices and distribution while denying clear evidence of price fixing. The panel cites forest supply concerns and calls for further investigation before final action.
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Paper Mills Hold High Prices Amid War Demand
A minority report and contemporaneous commentary describe Canadian paper mills maintaining elevated prices to protect profits during a period of reduced domestic demand. They argue duties and export controls favored Canadian producers, depressing American mill sales while still paying high wages to workers.
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Train Hits Teddy Bear Rescue Mission Witnessed
A Chicago Northwestline express train struck a child while a nursemaid and a bystander leaped to save the toddler. Engineer Lewie halted four blocks away, then returned to find the child unharmed with a Teddy bear clutched to her chest.
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Supreme Court hands down three opinions in contempt appeal
The Supreme Court issued three opinions led by Chief Justice McCarty and Justice Straus. The cases include Russell Sage Rae Paul versus Jordan Valley Railroad, with contempt findings for attorney Torevh Martin for attempting to seize funds. The lower court ruling was affirmed, and the decision discusses authority and penalties in a complex rail dispute.
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Senate Currency Debate Reveals Conflicts and Tensions
The May session reveals heated discussion over the currency bill with Senators Gore LaFollette Aldrich and Teller clashing on reform details. Arguments focus on taxation, security for emergency currency, and potential acceptance of railroad bonds, while obstructionist rhetoric surfaces amid probing questions about monetary policy and war readiness.
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Unclear Telegraph Message Report From Capital Incident
A garbled telegraph report describes a message sent from the tiduse opt ridar to Mr Gasatdy and mentions a prince of fergcity being committed in violation of district code 84 percent in the District of Colum Ite.
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Beven Dollars A Day Small Wages Debate At Convention
May 27 Columbes reports delegates at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers convention consider changing per diem pay. The plan shifts expenses to the general office, reducing individual costs but increasing total convention expenses. If adopted, the new system would cost about $8,000 annually, roughly $1 per minute of working time.
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Bankers and Bryan political clash sparks campus talk
President David J. Forgan of the National Bankers’ Association criticizes William Jennings Bryan during a Chicago University speech on banking. Bryan defends his views as laughter erupts, with Forgan apologizing for a disrupted address and stressing honesty in business life.
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Visit of F C Gentsch to Ogden Affects Local Affairs
An obscure OCR fragment describes F C Gentsch visiting Ogden and mentions connections to a Motrimar Singer KG and ex-pres company plans. The garbled text references local figures, possible legal or administrative actions, and mentions of cities, hospitals, and meetings, but the core facts are unclear due to transcription errors.
New Bread Line Formed To Aid Needy in New York
Thirty two years after a charity began near Tenth Street, a local church property is being torn down to make way for a new bread line. Meischmiann leads a plan to open a fresh service at Eleventh Street and Broadway, offering coffee and bread free to all in need on cold nights. The initiative aims to continue the charity’s mission despite construction.
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Wool Output Of This State
One hundred thousand pounds of wool stored in yards, shipped east to Harriman Wool Co. of St Louis, with shipments totaling twenty to thirty cars daily. Wool is depressingly gathered as rains delay harvests and shipping. optimism rises as consignors expect upward movement soon.
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Revival of Colorado Mines Promises Jobs and Rail Tunnel
A project linked to Idaho Springs extends 17470 feet from Kamro Chon to Central County, reopening long idle tunnels in Gilph County. It aims to revive mining near the oldest camps, with initial costs over 6 million dollars and more than six hundred workers to be employed as testing begins over four months.
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Burns and Johnson in a Sydney heavyweights offer
Bulvey reports May 88 as a controversial plan to stage a title bout between Burns and Jack Johnson in Sydney. A $10,900 deposit was placed to secure the match, with a further option of $7,600 discussed. Negotiations threatened by Australian influence and a request that Johnson wait until August for world rankings.
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General Lee, Confederate Leader, Dies in New Orleans
Reports from New Orleans state General Lee, head of the Confederate forces, died after Thursday overexertion and illness. Born in 1801 in South Carolina, he rose from West Point graduate to a leading commander, shaping the siege of Vicksburg and the Army of Northern Virginia before his death this morning.
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New Hampshire Democrats Split Over Convention Tactics
Fragmentary OCR recounts a split within the New Hampshire delegation amid internal disputes about party alignment and the perils of reconvening at the state convention. It notes debates over who should represent the state and whether to pursue a future national gathering, with mentions of key figures and factional lines.
Civil War Veteran Killed by Attendant in Canton Ohio
A damaged text item reports a civil war veteran killed by an attendant in Canton Ohio on a Friday night. The fragmentary OCR includes names and garbled phrases but references a violent killing and a local incident tied to a veteran, with unclear details and several stray letters.
Court fight over vast fortune linked to Burkank will
In a New York case the Newcomb estate pursues $179,000 in a forged will dispute tied to Ambrose Newcomb and a vast 19th century fortune. The suit alleges a lawyer forged documents and used bonds and securities valued near eight million dollars to influence heirs.
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New York Honors General Clinton Body Arrives Across Hudson
A parade of public officials and a ceremonial escort accompany the late General George Clinton’s casket from Jersey City to Albany. The procession includes uniformed escorts, military personnel, and local dignitaries as it moves to the river town for interment.
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Fragmented OCR note on Steve Adams case and legal notices
Incoherent OCR fragment discusses Steve Adams and related legal terms. It mentions names like Kathe Astin and various garbled phrases with references to courts, towns, and phones, but lacks usable coherent facts or dates. The readable elements indicate a damaged local notice or court-related text without clear actions or outcomes.
Closing quotations of world's markets and stocks report
World market closing quotations show declines in several key areas with Missouri, Denver, and Chicago readings noting lower prices. Livestock, hog, sheep, and copper futures also trend downward amid mixed commodities signals. details include price ranges and notable shifts in Western markets and a notable aviation milestone by Henry Farman.
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