Beef-Inspection Row Threatens Republican Fortunes in West
The House debates meat inspection and packinghouse reforms amid fears that the President's expose of unsanitary conditions damages cattle growers, stock raisers, and farmers. Western and Corn Belt voters may punish the party if relief is delayed and prices remain low.
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Republicar Party
Cannon
President
Beef Trust
Congress
Esipa
Reforma
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Tboudinecthy
Joe
Republican Party
Rai
Nackers
House
Joss
Alleghentes
Ohio
Indkina
Laois
Iowa
Getard
Battlemen
Nells Reynolds
Speaker Cannon Weighs Meat Inspection and Adjournment
Speaker Cannon held long conferences with the President at the White House on meat inspection in the agricultural appropriation bill and other key issues. He projected a possible adjournment around July 1 while noting no major rift between Houses. He indicated the pure food bill would be taken up this week and discussed docket clean up for suspension items. Moran Doran Dies After Being Hit by a Pitch in New York Twenty-one year old Moran Doran died hours after being struck by a fastball during an amateur game in New York.
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Congress World
House
Littlefield
Olmsted
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Adams
Brooks
House Committee
McCabe
Agricultural Department
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White House
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New York
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Georgia
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Hougé
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Alump
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Hoosevelt
Cummina
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Pemocrat Ag
Republcan
Pennsylvania
Congress Sets Busy Week For Meat Inspectors and Immigration
Congress plans a fast week advancing meat inspection, immigration, and pure food bills. Speaker Cannon aims to push these measures through with limited debate, while the Panama Canal and sundry civil bills loom large in schedule. The death of Rep. Lester may shift plans as sessions extend to evenings to finish action.
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Senate
Panama
Salendar
Jak Brown
Erie
Ohio “Ship Canal
Watching Guffey and the Iowa Town contest heats up
A Davenport dispatch flags intense factional GOP warfare as Gov. Cummins clings to standpatism while Perkins gains delegates. Roosevelt’s stance remains unclear, and Perry County observers weigh how a Cummins victory might reshape 1908 political alignments nationwide.
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Pennsylvania
Washington
Iowa
Davenport
New York Sun
Cummine
Hawkeye
Sun
Perkins
Cummins
Dav
Enport
Roosevelt
The
Treasury
Shaw
Scott County
Midshipmen Begin Cruise With Foreign Waters Visit
Annapolis June 17 Yesterday morning most of the midshipmen at the Naval Academy began a summer cruise. The ninety first class will stay at the academy to finish instruction before graduation in September. For the first time this year the cruisers under Rear Admiral Bradford will visit foreign waters, sailing to the Madeira and Azores. The ships Newark Severn Florida and Arkansas will accompany the fleet along the New England coast while the Minneapolis Cleveland Des Moines and Denver explore abroad.
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Washington
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Bradford
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Des Moines
Denver
Madeira
Azores
Pearing
Army Orders Leaves of Absence and Duty Assignments
Military notices list numerous leaves of absence and duty reassignments for officers and personnel. Major Mallory and General Steff take July 1 to August. Capt. Tracy Dickeon to Ordnance office duties. various lieutenants and captains reassigned to Rock Island, Watertown, Philadelphia, Frankford Arsenal, Sandy Hook Proving Ground, and other posts. Also noted are resignations, retirements, encampment duties in Louisiana, and related administrative actions.
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Steff
Ereast
Wheeler
Artillery Corps
Tracy S. Dickeon
Ordnance
Sanity Hook Proving Grand
Jj Caphawin D. Briokeé
Trom Sandy Mook
Sharon
Jay EL Hester
Om Sharon
Gallup
Ordadace
Rock Island
Arsanal
Hercy 2
Jordan
Springdald Armory
Springfield
Mans
Watertown
John E. Munros
Tyorh’uty
Arsnal
Mass
Springfeld
Meeg
Yenning F. Colley
Sandy “Mook
N. Jo
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
Lesie J. McNair
Sandy Hook Proving Ground
X. J
Lucian B. Moody
N. J
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Edward FH. Baarge
Raventh sInfantry
Francis de Gal
Wieniz
Grave, Jr
Twalfth Cavalry
Ortnance Department
Sandy Wooly
Offetat Bustai
Frederick “von
House action on appropriation hits Geological Survey work
The House action stripping the stream gauging and water source studies from the appropriation would disrupt the Geological Survey. Officials warn the loss would impair measurements of water supply and pollution in the Potomac and other interstate streams, hindering control over water quality and industrial waste effects.
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Geological “Survey
Sciénae
Congress
Geological Survey
Gang
Potomac River
Lhd
Aithdrd
Potomac
Washington
Eneburgs
Potorac
beOy Deecebel
Ohio
Miami River
Yonia
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Pollutions and Industry Practices Survey Notes Alternatives
A fragmented text fragment discusses reforming pollution tied practices. It mentions avoiding harm to interests and a survey proposing means to achieve results without detriment.
Shot and killed friend ends billiards dispute in Alabama
A Birmingham merchant and a rival were playing billiards when a dispute over the game led to a fatal shooting. The incident occurred tonight at a local billiard room in Birmingham. Police were called and investigations continue.
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Names and Addresses of Hotel Guests List
A long list of guest names and associated cities appears, naming travelers at various hotels in New York, Baltimore, Richmond, North Carolina, Massachusetts, Missouri, Ohio, and other places. The fragment includes many individuals with surnames and initials, along with city origins and some institutional or hotel references. The document reads like a roster of patrons or attendees across multiple hotels, with scattered mentions of states and regions.
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Rosle
Rowland Morgan
Alfred
Bernard
J. Appleton Wuton
A. Stanley GI
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D.roberts
BB. Hark
Wizard
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At. James
J. C
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Jamies
Reynsids
Shoreham
Chanter
Grant
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Row
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Bdauhelimer
Rochester
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Robinson
Waterford
Raleigh
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Humphrey
Goldstore
John
Gertam
Wayekteville
Rafeigh
A. Loeb
Cincinnati
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Doty
Gleveland
James P. Sneddon
Barberton
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Grdeshick
San Antonio
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Dangster
Wellypoint
Henry
Torrell
Ban Antonio
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J. James
Lynetbure
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Opposition to immigration ban from Jewish groups and unions
Joseph Baronetess of the Federation of Jewish Organizations New York State and Jewish trade unions along with Mark Katz of the Liberal Immigration League protest the proposed immigration ban. They argue immigrants are needed in the South to develop industries and farms and call for exemptions, including the Philippines, and favor Roosevelt Commissioner Ake.
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Federation of Jewish Organizations of
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Katz
League of Ei United States
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Philippines
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