Railways Laws and Court Battles Stir 1800s State Arena
A fragmented report outlines political clash over railroad rate regulations and federal court actions. Governor Glenn exchanges letters asserting compliance, while circuit court confrontations test private railroad penalties and habeas corpus. Indictments, indictments and agency disputes ripple through North Carolina and neighboring states.
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Ern Hallway Company
Staton
Saturnia
Fintey
Southern
Ater Wonon
Glenn Isancs
Glenn
Pab
Atlantic Coast Line
General Assembly
Aceite Bette
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Aton
Lung
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Habeas Corpus
Tera
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Pia Antina
Ted
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Lalink
Opres
Bck
Alrad
Carolix
North West
Lashsie
EL Ara
Nichols Saperin Wealth
Northyest
May Violate Injunction In Virginia Court Action
Fragmented OCR text outlines a court case involving injunctions, commissions, and potential violations. The document references Washington past actions, Virginia court orders, and a State corporation related to passenger transport and road matters. It notes the commission’s authority, requests for speedy proceedings, and possible judicial remedies.
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Washington
Virginia
Pritchard
Leule Court
Tha
State Corporation
Cdo
Thas
Help Wanted Column Promotes Substitutes for Vacations
A Post service offers free help by advertising for substitutes as stenographers or clerks go on vacation. The notice urges readers to call Main 4205 for arrangements and promises troubles will be at an end.
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Post
Imall
Roosevelt era memories claim brave acts at San Juan Hill
Elizabeth Fairfax Ayres recalls Major Ayres and his tireless defense at San Juan Hill on July 2, 1898. She asserts President Roosevelt praised his gallantry amid perceived slights from officers and a hostile White House climate, detailing letters, mutinous rumors, and a long struggle for protection and recognition.
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Fitang Line
Roosevelt
White House
Iamsts
Condemn Haywood Trial Sparks Public Reaction
A long contentious letter discusses the Haywood murder trial verdict in Idaho. It cites public disappointment, juror reflections, and calls for acceptance of the court’s decision while noting personal belief in Haywood’s guilt and the jurors’ struggle over the acquittal vote.
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Powell
Squittel
Haywood Gullty
Gilman Myself Burns
Geez
Gess
Burns
Jeft Gilman
T Tm
Opehard
Gilman
Myaeit
Orchards
Haywood
Nell Sata T
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Strange Medical Case Report From New York Journal
A report in the Week issue of the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal describes a remarkable case of paralysis successfully treated by Dr Isador H. Coriat. A woman holding a child with pneumonia suddenly lifted the child’s arms, and the body rose. The death was unexpected, linked to paralytic attacks and a peculiar position during recovery. The worst attacks occurred on Monday, the day of the infant’s death.
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Avery
Haywood May Come East for Mass Meeting T
Reports say Haywood the acquitted secretary of the Western Federation of Miners likely will travel to speak in New York within a fortnight. He faces celebrations by Socialists after a not guilty verdict in Idaho murder case, with invitations pouring in from Cleveland Onto and events across the city featuring speakers linked to socialist and pacific causes.
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New York
HD Haywood
Western Federation of Minors
Apeak
Madiwan
Orden
Guy Brennenberg
Idaho
Haywood
Iris
Socialist Party
Socialists of
Cleveland
Ronn
Tnwn
Imalowstrest
Laver ‘Temple
East Eighty Fourth
Speikars
Morris Hnl
Boslal'st
Congress
College of Soctalia
Avere Alexander Jonas Mawes
Oppenheimer
Luella Twining
Meyer Haywood Pettbone
Mise Twining
Pedera Ton
Aner
Haywood Gang to Run Special Train for Haywood Return
Denver backers announce plans to hire a special Laion Prelfie Railroad train to Boise to transport Haywood after kidnapping. James Kirwan hails a federation victory, pledging organizers to double Western Federation of Miners ranks in three months. Telegrams of congratulations flow to federation as Haywood’s supporters consider him a Socialist presidential candidate and former Colorado governor candidate.
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Haywood Gang
Denver
Boise
Laion Prelfie
Haywood
James Kirwan
Western Federation of Minera
Western Federation of Miners
Mothe
Haywoods
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Western Fedration of Minera
Ishor
Federation
Colorado
Idaho
Anarchists to Roosevelt Telegram Names Goldman and Others
Yesterday in New York a telegram bearing names including Emma Goldman Alexander Bergman Hippolte Havel arrived for President Roosevelt. The message references the Haswood murder verdict and calls opponents undesirable while urging victory.
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Emma Goldman
Ysterday NY
Roosevelt
Publc
Haswood
Janne
Urge Trial for Borah to Remove Stigma
Central Labor Union meeting adopts resolution urging President Roosevelt to order the Attorney General to seek an immediate trial of Idaho Senator Borah who faces indictment in a timber land fraud case. The move argues the indictment stigmatizes him and warrants a prompt, fair hearing amid labor dispute tensions in Washington.
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W Beattie
Idaho
Central Labor Union
W W Beatle
Telegraphers Union
Roosevelt
United States
Senater Borah
FG Rodler
Cypographicet Union
de Nedley
Willam D Hay
Nestern Federation of Minera
Lila
Bala
Morton
Haywood
Gwvera Association
Washington Central Labor Union
International Building Trades Organizations
Washington
oMee
John H Brinkman
Herrman Holter Pach
Cincinnati
International Brewery
Era Union
Alateen Brewery
Justice Andersons Court
Building Trade Mechanics Council
Waster Builders
Plague Threat in East India Reported as Mortality Surges
New York World correspondent cites official figures showing over a million East Indians may die from plague. Reports describe high mortality, public alarm, and British policy debates amid calls that illness stems from well contamination and lack of proper sanitation. A separate locust swarm prompted drastic measures and rural disruption.
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New York World
East India
Anne
Thonr Iito
Andaman Islands
World Lacks Laborers Across the Global Market
A government labor expert notes worldwide scarcity amid massive ongoing projects. He cites border raids, railway expansion in Canada, and the need for 6000 workers weekly to sustain border policing and construction, while deportations of agitators and swift government action aim to quell unrest.
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Shastington Dinpatsa
New York
Pocama Canal
Vilage
Bam
Italy
Spain
Zoo Pass
Grand ‘Trunk Pacific
Great Northern
Canada
Palia Party
Banu
Adit Singh
Rawal Phadi
Amettaar
Burma
Andaluan
Toruxken Andaman
Webleh
Wil Papera
San Viata
Weather mysteries spark awe at lightning and labor scales
Notes from THE SUNDAY POST discuss meteorological curiosity about how lightning stores energy, the impracticality of box kite experiments, and the vast labor needs for major projects. The piece contrasts weather science with ambitious undertakings like Trans-Siberian tracks and Adirondack water works, highlighting labor shortages and wage issues in the United States.
Vegetable Immigrants Introduce World Crops to American Farms
The article reviews how diverse plants arrived in the United States, from olives and oranges to horseradish and Lima beans, tracing historic introductions by missionaries, explorers, and scientists. It notes the economic impact of these imports, including yield boosts and market values, and highlights figures like Barbour Lathrap and plant expert Jim Balr as ongoing advocates for agricultural exchange and education.
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Appleton Magazine
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Peru
Dela Miror
California
Atl Iantic
Hunsia
Vladimir Cherry
Malin
Vitana
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Aela
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Fusala
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Washington
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Alfatta
Barbour Lathrap
Chisago
Asie
Attica
South
Geas
Jaeyen
Jim David Balreall
Smoking Car Tales of Odd Travelers and River Camp Lodgings
A Brooklyn newspaper excerpt recalls raconteurs aboard a smoking car sharing far flung yarns. A bearded stranger weaves tall tales of a Rocky Mountain setter and flying quail, then shifts to a Wisconsin hunt and a miracle catch that somehow dropped many turkeys and quail from a tree as the narrator retrieved game. The crowd listens, amused and astonished, while the teller ends with a reflection on personal experiences.
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Brooklyn
New York
Meyer Weed
Algar
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Ina
Weather conditions and a weather report fragment with added theatre anecdote
A garbled weather dispatch describes showers across the Yiddia Attande area and across Ohio, the Southern States, and the Western Slope with high temperatures in Oregon and the Southwest. Winds shift along the New England coast. the report forecasts varied rain, sun, and brisk to light winds through the day. A separate literary vignette recounts a backstage chat with actors visiting from New York, including a young Shakespearean hopeful recalling his stage triumph with the Apothecary line in Romeo and Juliet.
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Wastungiin
Yiddia Attande
Skaton
Ohio
Jaller
Montain
Tants
Gulf States
Tysura Tata Bose
England
Leo Ietain
Guig
Staton
Tahe
Marly
Upper Lakes
Norcherly
Teddey Tor Bercy
Tork
of the Lambs
Alma
Meinotte
Antony
Aux Ly Yeom
Daniel Webster
Grationa
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Yeung
Romeo
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