Meat laws in forge beyond pale for packers
The new meat inspection provisions require only inspected products to move in interstate commerce. Forty packers have not complied and must shift operations to within their states or risk losing business. About 280 plants have cleaned up and more are improving, with inspectors to rise to about 2,000 by early 1907. Foreign meats face scrutiny. Attorney General says they’re not subject to the inspection rule if meeting pure food standards.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
Charles P. Neill
James B. Reynolds
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Chile
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Tis
Whison
New York
Fine rehearsal of Cymbeline at New National Theater delights crowd
A dress rehearsal of Cymbeline at the New National Theater yesterday drew praise for Miss Allen and the production with her mother present for the first night. Meantime, Paul Richardson, thirteen, shot and wounded Palo Divito, forty seven, in Brookland near University Station. the boy faces court today as the mother promises attendance. Sunday-school enrollment at First Presbyterian Church on John Marshall Place rose to 1,186, up from 213, boosting the school to thirty fifth among Presbyterian nagging nationwide standings.
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New National Theater
Miss Allen
New York
Paul Richardson
Palo Divito
University Station
Brookland
First Presbyterian Church
John Marshall Place
C and
D Streets
Moose Vanishing in Maine Press Sees Fewer Deer and Moose
In Noréosd Maine Sept 30 reports say deer are scarce as heavy hunting grows. Moose are disappearing from Maine woods though a few young bulls remain along Allagash’s remote streams. Protection efforts cost money but few deer remain south of Katahdin and moose likely need introduction from Canada to return. Bears still raid farms while partridges are scarce and caribou have not been seen for seven years.
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Norérosd
Maine Woods
Panlore
Alls
Mount Katahdin
Maine
New Brunswick
Alaska
Allagash
New York
Bruin
Canada
Templars Elect Officers For Commanderies No 4 and No 3
Mount Calvary Commandery No 4 elected Eminent Commander Sir John P Turner and other officers. Gethsemane Commandery No 3 appointed Eminent Commander Sir Longstreet Bradford and officers. The Grand Commandery officers and Right Eminent Grand Commander A H J Malvin were received.
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Mount Calvary
Knights Templar
John P Turner
Gethsemane Commandery
Longstreet Hradford
J .Thomas Tascoe
John Sayles
Wardan
John Ricks
Tresaurer
Horace M Batley
William K Brown
A. H. J. Malvin
Moody to Sue Roads Over Safety Violations by Railways
Attorney General Moody plans suits against 181 railroads to recover penalties for violations of the safety appliance law. The list shows carriers with more than five infractions including Delaware and Hudson, Wabash, Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul, St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern, Northern Pacific, Missouri Pacific, and others, with districts spanning Illinois, Colorado, Minnesota, Texas, Pennsylvania, and more.
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Attorrney General Moody
Delaware and Hudson
Wabash
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee and St Paul
St. Louis
Iron Mountain and Southern
Northern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Chicago and Alton
Northwestern
Nebraska
Colorado and Northwestern
Colorado
Southern
Chicago Great Western
Kansas
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Illinois
Cleveland
Denver
Rio Grande
Duluth
Massabe
Northern
Minnesota
Fort Worth
Denver City
Texas
Great Northern
Minnasota
International Great Northern
Kansas City
Minneapoli
Reynoldsville
Falla Creek
Rio Grande Southern
Susquehanna
Bloomsboro
Berwick
Middle Dstrict
Toledo
Western
Indiana
Woman abandons children at police station in New York
Mrs Marion Grieler, thirty four, entered West Thirtieth Street station with her two daughters Lilian and Catherine, saying she wanted to leave them. Sergeant Brenner warned she would be arrested for intoxication if she did not take the children home, and they were placed in Children's Society care. An ambulance surgeon said she showed signs of drinking but otherwise was not suffering from drugs.
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New York
West Thirtieth Street
Lilian
Catherine
Sergt. Brenner
Washington
Rockaway
Brenner
Mel
Marion Grieler
Thrice-victorious Gardner Sails Through Death Defeat
In a vivid reminiscence from Wreon Missouri Edwin McKee recalls Jack Gardner the Cumberland sailor famed for going down with his ship during the Civil War rather than surrender Gardner stayed afloat in the rigging and later joined in a remarkable sea tale told aboard the Vanderbilt recounting a fisherman's wartime loyalty and a flag raised in defiance at sea The anecdote highlights Gardner's enduring legend and patriotic zeal as he refused to abandon his post even as the ship sank
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Jack Gardner
Wreon
Edwin McKee
Wack Gardner
Cumberland
Gardner
Jack
Vanderbilt
Creation
Alabama
Fayal
Cape Town
St. Helena
United States Marine
Uncle Sam
Old Jack
Bil
Waraman
Sammy
Race Riot Theme Echoes From Tenth Street Church
The Rev. G. Lamking of the Tenth Street Colored Baptist Church returned from vacation and urged faith amid adversity. He cited Jewish wandering, named historical leaders, and called for a leader who will lay down life for his people, referencing the Atlanta race riot and critiquing constitutional limits on mobilizing troops domestically.
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9. G. Lamking
Tenth Street
Colored Baptist Church
Tenth and
R Streets
Egypt
God
Moses
Promised Land
Joshua
Emancipaton
Frederick Douglass
Not
Russia
Israel
Atlanta
United States
Cuba
Amers Hussar Band to Play at Columbia Theater
The Northumberland Hussar Band led by Lieut H G Amers will perform at the Columbia Theater on Friday night. The band has recently toured England to large audiences and is praised for high quality work.
Wall Street Week Sees Cautious Gains Amid Cuban Watch
The Washington Post reports that the New York stock market last week showed a cautious decline overall with narrow fluctuations. Large Western houses sold holdings, some traders moved freely, and concerns over Cuban actions slightly dampened sentiment. Government funds and new gold inflows appear to bolster the financial position, offering tentative improvement.
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Washington Post
New York
N. Y
Stock Exchange
Wall Street Commission Houses
Well Street
Wall Street Money Stringency Seen Amid Harvest Shifts
Daniel F. Kellogg argues that a tempered money stringency will not derail prudent stock purchases as October disbursements press banks. He notes rising bank loans, shrinking cash reserves, and strong corporate profits boosting rail, copper, and equipment shares, with dividends set to rise and efficiencies lifting earnings for the year.
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Ciiedy
Union Pacific
Atchison Railway Company
Atchison Common
Fim
Wall Street
Danidl F. Killogg
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JAS. A. Marvin & 60
Washington Loan & Trust Co
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Co. H. Cornell & Co
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Vondenta V. B. Randolph & Co
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RM. Miner & CO
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