Constitutional clash over interstate commerce and alcohol
A lengthy discussion cites the Constitution restricting Congress to regulate commerce and criticizes Beveridge for seeking to curb interstate trade. The piece argues against federal overreach into state matters and condemns alcohol abuse as a greater social evil, urging sobriety and accountability across professions. It notes Labor and Prohibition themes, with references to Bryan Roosevelt and party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Beveridge
Congress
Fryen
CMI
Ula Deve Steuld
Lalongrees
Sintes
Welzen
Bustisc Church
Repub
Hevernige
Absence of Is3CRS on political shifts in era
Fragmented, OCR-like text discusses party clashes from Civil War era to 19th century, citing Daniel Webster, the Whig party collapse, and late 1800s tariff battles. It notes Republicans and Democrats drifting apart on protection and tariff issues, with references to Roosevelt, Cleveland, and party realignments shaping policy debates.
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Whig Party
Uffender
Daniel Webs
New England
Wis
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Marty Stend
Democratica Party
Senate
Cleveland
Freetrad Ahrtek
Col. Watteraott
Hie
Washington Mall Expansion Bill Pushed by Senate Panel
The Senate Public Buildings and Grounds Committee favors a 1 million dollar appropriation to buy private property along Pennsylvania Avenue for the Mall. The measure, led by Senator Heyburn, is unlikely to pass this session but should be raised again next session. Washington’s central government site would require constant expansion as plans proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On
Pennsylvania
Avenus
Mall
Treasury
Doikvlo Garden
Congress
Heyburn
Idaho
Washington
Washngton
George Warahington
Tme
Howtey
New York
Fabin
Sodality
St. Lawrences
de Gustthus
Guatémotsin
Department of Internal Revenue
Corloa
Buch
Gridsronera
Foraker
Terence Brulyancy
Gridiron Club
Foreign Office
Senate of
Uhe
United States
Cows and Milking Machines in Dairy Science Pamphlet
The Department of Agriculture issues a light yet factual pamphlet from the Bureau of Animal Industry titled The Milking Machine and Its Factor in Dairying. It argues milking machines are real tools, compares hand and machine milking with data on butterfat yield and milk quality, and notes a cow peaking at two and a quarter minutes with 15 pulsations per minute but warns excessive speed may upset the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Diers
Milking Machines and Cow Consent Debate
A satirical discussion questions the use of milking machines, arguing cows must consent to mechanical milking and not be treated as mere tools. It notes Niagara Falls power used for milking and envisions a future where dairy automation respects animal agency. References to public figures and events appear in a broader, humorous social column.
Darkness Dreams of Day and War Budgets Sketch
Fragmentary poem and historical note mix. The piece references a 1905 speech by John Barnes and contrasts English municipal spending with rising military budgets. It cites figures claiming the United States leads in relative military costs during peacetime, with Britain Russia and Germany following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarotd Boire
Abaevon
John Barns
Britten
Eapecen
Manchester
England
United Kingdom
United States
America
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
Thia
Dog Eats Diamond From Ring In Orange NJ
A dog swallowed a diamond valued at 250 from an Orange New Jersey home on Mai Street. The owner Timca Frank RK Har Jr. considers surgery to remove the gem after the dog bit his finger and gulped the ring during a family gathering. Specialists have been consulted as the dog remains in confinement awaiting fate.
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New Fork
Timca
Frank RK
Har, Jr
Mai Street
Orange
N. J
Suit Over a 9103 Bible In Butler Case
Mrs Clara R Greenlee of Butler Pa sues C 2 Greenlee wealthy oil man of Butler and Pittsburgh to recover 1103 cost of a specially made Bible. The plain man ordered a Japan paper Bible with fine bindings and letters, but Greenlee refused delivery claiming it did not match the order.
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Haller Fa
Iti
Clara R. Greenlee
Butler
Greenlee
Pittsburg
le Keller Loomis
Japan
Pointed Paragraphs from the Chicago News
A garbled excerpt references mixed topics about a tary man, a coed, and disguises in graft schemes. It mentions missteps in reporting and a white man failing to obtain a title, with women’s oversight noted. The fragment hints at gender and power dynamics in a Chicago context.
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Chicago News
Himarie
Wireless lore of Bottineau and early Marconi link
The piece recounts an 18th century tale of Nicolo Bottineau, navigator at Port Louis, claiming an early wireless discovery. It details observations of horizon emanations predicting ship arrivals, trials ordered by the navy, and a later note of Bottineau’s failing reward due to political upheaval. It also touches on marital troubles of Ex Archduke Leopold and Mme Wolfling with disputes over Naturist colonies and a note on Count Edward Paar.
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Comte de Kermint
Arisfac
Port Louis
Isla de France
Mauritius
Hottinesa
Hla
Marechal Duc de Cantries
Navy Department
Parle
Bottineau
Battineau
Bottinear
Paris
Mheans
Trence
Walter
Bonaparte
Meyet
France
de Bottineau
Heyy
Paria
Emme
Wolfling
Leopold
Ascona
Zurich
Marrei
Lake Zug
Offeer
Mme, Wolfling
Lake Zug Ig
Wolfilne
Garth
Agcona
Edward Paar
Fautt
Edward Part
Hungary
Fraycrs Joseph
Bealdés
Cepital
Vienna
Schoenbrann
Isol
Pesth
Count Page
Courge
Toyal
Baranesa
Francis Joseph
DR Fontenoy
Simple life colony urged by Dr Gluck in Milwaukee
Chicago readers hear of twenty four initial members forming a simple life colony under Austrian philosopher Dr Asher Gluck on Milwaukee Avenue. They vow to live without modern comforts, tobacco, meat, sweets, and many conveniences, wear linen attire, and work eight hours daily with arranged courtship under strict rules.
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Chicago
Dr. Gluck
Boeker
Storsmen
Det
Lasus
Gluck
Willlperk
The Man Who Did from the Kawadi journal
Mrs. Susan Young Gates daughter of Brigham Young serves as trustee and lecturer at Ah Lake University. In Salt Lake City she asserts women must work for advancement yet not neglect duties, recounting a female speaker's challenge for men to rise and reveal their service. The lecturer’s husband reluctantly stands in the back.
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Kawadi Journal
Susan Young Gates
Brigham Young
Ah Lake University
Salt Lake City
Senator Elect's Dry Feast Moves Leg Assembly
A Delaware legislature banquet ends dry after Senator elect Harry A. Rigbardeen pledges no alcohol. Temperance groups rejoice as officials and lawmakers toast with non alcoholic fare, while some guests grumble at the abstinence.
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New York Suz
W. CT
New Idea in Watches at Department Stores
In a New York style note a man checks his watch at a department store checking room. The attendant says people fear crooks in stores and guard watches first, trusting other belongings to shopping assistants as they finish their purchases.
Bayonne Man Survives Fall After Leg Amputation
Harry Blaze of Bayonne New Jersey who lost both legs years ago in a railroad accident while whittling a home facade fell from a ladder yesterday. His wooden legs broke but he was not seriously injured. He was carried home and planned to resume painting today.
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Newport News
Lingola Steffens
Los Angeles
Harry Blaze
Bayonne
N. J
Blaze
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
Fragmented OCR text seems to discuss bachelor reflections and attributed advice on courting and manners. It mentions a man paying debts and a woman preferring flowers over money, but the garbled lines obscure clear facts, names, dates, or a concrete narrative.
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New York Press
President seeks fair rail rate base amid overcapitalization
The President plans a railroad rate regulation strategy focusing on capitalization, value of railroad properties, and operating costs to ensure a fair return on actual investment. He may send a letter to the Interstate Commerce Commission or Congress, signaling a major campaign issue for the next session and elections. Senator La Follette’s amendments mirror the plan, urging the ICC to determine fair value of railroad property and related costs, with hearings on valuation disputes and a ruling framework aligned to constitutional standards.
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Washington
New York Times
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
la Follette
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Commission
Senate
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Rayroads
Tate
Supreme Court
Wakeful Morning And Musical Interruption At Theater
The reader is treated to comic doggerel about early rising and alarm clocks. A separate anecdote from the New Amsterdam Theater recounts a brief clash of national anthems when five British musicians and the audience misidentify God Save the King as America but recover with laughter as the gag lands.
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New York
New Amsterdam
America
Aimerice
Snakes with Two Reads and No Tail
A correspondent reports observers in Northern India claiming snakes with two heads and no tail, each head active for six months yearly. He notes specimens said to reach about three feet and recalls killing a small snake with two heads located at one end, a known anomaly akin to two-headed calves.
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Bram Ine Ryonmey
India
Fueums
Best selling Bible volumes drive tireless presses in stocked market
A dealer touts the Bible as the only book never overstocked, noting yearly sales exceed nine thousand copies. He claims steady demand keeps presses running and predicts future fulfillment, insisting plentiful stock will be sold despite large holdings. Proclaims providential certainty in Bible sales.
Hoggatt to Succeed Hoses as Colorado Rep in Congress
Warren A. Hoggatt, representative elect or the Second district of Colorado, arrived in Washington and will assume H. M. Hoes seat. A former lieutenant governor and attorney from Idaho Springs, he discusses mining wealth, Nevada competition, and Tonopah boom impacts on Colorado labor wages and industry.
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Warren A. Hoggatt
Colorado
Washington Yeaterday
Raleigh
Hoggatt
Idahy Springs
H. M. Hoes
Idaho Springs
Hoggart
Tereidsho Springs
Nevasda
Hogcatt
Mr. Hogs
Congrest
Mr. Hoggatt
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