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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
2
Senate Clears Rail Rate Bill After 70 Days of Debate
After extended deliberation the Senate passes the railroad rate bill by 71 to 3 with Republicans Foraker and Democrats Morgan Pettus voting no. The measure aims to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to set rates as part of broader fiscal and regulatory actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Foraker
Ohio
Morgan and Pettus
Alabama
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Tillman
Knox
Foraker United
Senate Committee
Panama Canal
Frisco
Hepburn
Chandler
Secord
Loeb
House Committee On Insular Affairs
Batan
Global 1902 Census Details Telephones Telegraphs and Economics
A 1902 census reports telephones and telegraphs account for the majority of wire mileage and labor, with strong shares of revenue and expenses. Other items note political audiences, inaugurations, Michigan fires, a Roslyn shooting, bank consolidation denial, Mexican mining chamber, Hungarian tariff tensions, Osaka cotton trade, steel rail bookings, and Davitt surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouromtseff
Peterhof
Nicholas
Palma
Hlavana
Diplomatic Corps
Congress
Michigan
Roslyn
National Bank of Mexico
Bank of London
Mexico
Mining Chamber of
Francis Joseph
Osaka
Manchuria
Louis Jungbauer
St. Paul
St. Cloud
Michael Davitt
Multitude of 1906 News Briefs Show Global Turmoil
A long European and American news digest reports incidents including a Turkish attack on Bulgarians near Monastir, a fire in Duluth causing $45,000 loss, a riotous baseball game incident in Shelby Ohio, ship and rail accidents with multiple fatalities, political graft claims in Milwaukee, and various court and political developments across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Pentz
Nicholasville
High Bridge
Lisolai
Monastir
Blanche Ulmann
New York
Paris
Milenko Wessnitch
France
United States
British America
Duluth
Minn
Zenith Paperompany
Roon
Lloyd China Line
Oki Island
St. Chartres
Sanitary Utilization Company
Barren Island
Jamaica Bay
Buck
Will Harris
Mansfield
Sharon
Shelby
Tipple
Purslove
Clairsville
Western Maryland Railway
Hagerstown
Riga
Rochester
N. Y
Edward D. Harber
Bloomington
Kenilworth
Francis Robletts
Kewanee
Ill
George Morrison
Aetna
Mont
Charles Dennis
Northwestern
Stanley
Wis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
Alfonso
Presbyterian General Assembly
Des Moines
Illinois
Census Bureau
Washington
Arnold C. Klebs
Chicago
Association For the Study of Tuberculosis
Cuban House
Senate
Thomas W. Evans
Supreme Court
Cumberland Church
Michael Davitt
New York Central
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
West Shore
Mohawk & Malone
New York & Putnam
Lionel E. G. Carden
Cuba
Havana
Mobile
Guatemala
Zeno M. Host
Legislative Investigating Commission
Milwaukee
Walter A. Houser
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
Taft
Charles T. Catlin
Brooklyn
Yale Corporation
Chauncey M. Depew
Voices in the Air Trial Testimony in Murder Case
New York jurors heard Josephine Teranova recount a life of hardship in which she claimed obsessive voices urged her to kill her aunt and uncle Gaetano and Concetta. She said abuse began in childhood and continued through her civil marriage, with visions and hauntings guiding her actions. Her husband left after her confession, and she described stabbing during a confrontation when her aunt intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Josephine Teranova
Reggies
America
Terranova
Gaetano
Concetta
Ohio oil war moves toward indictments of Standard Oil officials
Ohio Attorney General Ellis prepares a special grand jury in Hancock county to indict prominent Standard Oil officials and agents under the Valentine anti trust law. Assistant AG O E Harrison recruits evidence across northwestern oil regions and issues $50 penalties for each day any oil company violates the act. The moves mark the first active step in the state’s crackdown on the oil trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Oil Trust
Hancock County
Ellis
Standard Oil Co
O. E. Harrison
Stick to your trade the proverb urges the painter
The essay argues the old proverb shoe maker stick to his last applies to all trades. It warns against professionals attempting others work and praises paint manufacturers for proper paint making using power mixers buhr mills and roller mills. It notes homeowners should hire experts to avoid poor results and wasted money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octave Thanet
Painters’ Union
P. G
Burlington Railway Co. demurrer overruled on export rebate case
Judge Smith McPherson in Kansas City overruled the Burlington Railway Co. demurrer challenging government jurisdiction in export freight rates. The ruling allows the case to proceed with trials for Burlington and co defendants, including George H. Crosby and George L. Thomas, on charges of accepting rebates. Jury selection proceeded in federal court with May 31 set for the Burlington trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Burlington Railway Co
United States
Smith McPherson
Red Oak
Burlington Railway
Burlington
George H. Crosby
George L. Thomas
New York
L. B. Taggart
Federal
McPherson
Senate debates immigration bill on the 22nd
Congress in Washington held a lengthy session with the senate debating the immigration bill while the house focused on the consular and diplomatic appropriation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Automobile Hits Train at Westbury Depot Killing Two
A car traveling at about 40 miles an hour crashed into an express train at the Westbury L I depot crossing. Occupants George Gabriel the chauffeur and Frederick Whitehead a Collier family valet died in the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
L. I
P. F. Collier
George Gabriel
Frederick Whitehead
Collier
Seattle's Underground Chinese Colony Found in City
Seattle investigators report an underground Chinese community akin to San Francisco's colony is being unearthed within Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Gambling ban breached by club members in poker tale
An American Spectator item recounts four club members defying strict gambling rules. They sent for a servant to fetch cards and asked if playing for money would be new to the club. The servant notes only one rule has not been violated by gambling tips to servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Twice Told Testimony Woman Finds Kidney Relief
Mrs. Jane Farrell of 606 Ocean Ave Jersey City N J credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relieving heavy backache swelling eyes dizziness and high colored urine. She says kidney action normalizes and she remains well. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Farrell
Ocean Ave
Jersey City
N. J
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Empty Stomach, Headache Antidote Told By Child
A six year old girl Nelly Bly tells a pastor who has a headache that both are caused by an empty stomach and would feel better with food in it. The exchange mirrors a simple lesson on hunger and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelly Bly
Nellie
American Spectator
Song of the Thrush Reverberates Across May
In verse from the Catholic Standard and Times a speaker recalls a morning in May with Ireland and America as the thrush’s song rekindling memories of love and loss. The speaker yearns to imitate the thrush once heard in Athlone and laments that the best song eludes them now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free America
Athlone
Catholic Standard and Times
Resurgas in San Francisco Poem by Edith M. Thomas
A verse invoking renewal for San Francisco echoes a phoenix rising amid fire and ruin. The impassioned lines compare the city to Heliopolis and speak of rebirth, growth, and a brighter future following disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Arabia
Heliopolis
Phoenix
I would not take a rebate by two men named Jerry
The poem conveys a cautionary tale about rebates and legal risk. A boy named Thomas Greed rejects rebates while another figure Jerry Octopus resists paying freight. Authorities pursue a writ as the story hints at wrongdoing and pressure.
Immortal Dead Lived On in Time’s Womb
Poetic reflection on memory and birthplace, praising great figures who left enduring names. The piece links reverence for lasting deeds to the timeless chambers of human souls, noting how place cannot confine enduring influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O. Times-Democrat
The Scholar Who Moved Worlds And Fortunes
McLandburgh Wilson writes in the New York Sun about a college graduate whose applied knowledge spans science and sociology He could explain earthquakes and influence wealth distribution He would master fortune and persuade his father to share wealth He embodies a witty view of an educated man as a social engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLandburgh Wilson
N. Y. Sun
Poetic Meditations on Life Joy and Death
A collage of verse and aphorisms reflects on beauty found in daily life and human connection. It contrasts seeking God and wisdom in distant realms with the closeness of a mother's smile and a brother's hand, interspersed with reflections on joy, sorrow, and social success.
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Globe
Congressional News
Cobalt
New Ontario
Wu Ting Fang
Boston
F. W. Dalliner
Cambridge
American Birth Insurance Company
Roosevelt
Thayer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank B. Wigton
Morrisdale Coal Company
Pennsylvania Road
Castro
Alexander Berkman
H. C. Frick
Homestead
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers’ Association
Cincinnati
Patrick J. McArdle
Pittsburg
S. H. Terry
University of Pennsylvania
National Tube
Benwood
W. Va
M. E. General Conference
Birmingham
Ala
Seth Ward
M. E. Church
John Tigert
James Atkins
Merchant Marine League
Canada
Esquimalt
Great Britain
England
Anna Sheehy
Garfield
Standard Oil Company
Illinois House
Conference Committee
Department of Agriculture
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Elbridge C. Jordan
Eau Claire
Pontiac
Savannah River
National Association of Managers of
Louisville
Daffaires
Chinee Foreignfice
Ngan- Hwei
Mary F. Byrd
Northampton
Mass
Smith College Astronomical Observatory
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Standard Oil
The
Club Servitor
Edith M. Thomas
Little Thomas Greed
Jerry Octopus
Jerry
W. D. Nesbitt
Panama
Spring
Helen Hay Whitney
Metropolitan
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