Harriman a Problem Early Conference Probable
A prominent official reports that a presidential summary vacation delays a decision on Harriman mergers and possible anti trust actions. The discussion centers on government handling of rail merger scrutiny, civil suits, and interstate commerce oversight with plans to study the matter after the president returns to Washington.
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Harriman
Mesalington
Roosevelt
Calte Huing
Barbu
Mc Harrinan
Wetriman
Fiat
Coumadin
Haryman
Pasith
Wetton
Abe Sherman
Riot Act quoted as historic English statute noted
Fragmentary OCR recounts the Riot Act and historic proclamations during disturbances in Belfast and a reference to a Liberty-era policy. It mentions enforcing dispersal after orders from authorities and notes a local curiosity about antiques. The passage blends multiple periods and garbled names.
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George
Belfast
President Hears Bishop at Nimble Hill Service
Rt Rev James Johnston Episcopal bishop of Western Texas delivers on foreign and domestic missions at a service attended by President Roosevelt and family. Johnston contrasts church mission funding with national spending on the navy chewing gum tobacco and liquor. He recently toured the Far East and spoke of Philippines and Japan religious needs.
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Texas
Thax
Oyater Bay
James Johnston
Western Texan
Roosevalt
Bis
Washburn
Christ Epiccopal Church
Bagtimore Hill
Johnston
United Bisses Navy
Johnson
Far East
Philippines
Japan
Roosevelt’s Mississippi Cruise Plans Unveiling McKinley Monument
President Roosevelt schedules a grand tour from September through early October featuring the McKinley monument unveiling in Canton Ohio on Sept 30 and stops in Iowa Missouri Illinois Tennessee and Kentucky. He will address large crowds from a river steamer and at cities including St Louis Cairo Memphis Nashville and Chattanooga while pursuing opportunities to speak on national issues and tax policy.
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Addreas
McKinley
Helf
St. Loue
Memphis
Roosevelt Ie
Bealden
Middle West
South
Hoe
Canton
Ohio
Seokuk
Iowa
Roosevelt
Et Lous
Cuiro
Memphte
Washington
Nashville
Chattanooga
Sagamore Hill
Practical Commencement At Indian Agency School
The Quapaw Indian Agency hosts a unique graduation under a tree, showcasing practical skills by Wyandotte, Seneca, Shawnee, Ottawa, Modoc, and other descendants. Girls demonstrate cooking and domestic tasks while boys compete in a hitching contest, highlighting industrial work alongside literacy. The event stresses hands on training, farm teaching, and self sufficiency at the Indian Territory school governed by Friends and later the United States government. The superintendent John D Benedict notes the program as the most advanced industrial display in Indian Territory.
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Kansas City
Quapaw Indian Agency
Thia Pines
United States School For
Indiana
Ottawa
Modoc
Peorlas
Friends
Charon
Tr Han
Frienda
Hattie Wright
Yvette Boencar
Huth Breyens
Bela Baldwin
Eva Jamison
Father Crotmer
Maat
Eile Walker
Danny Hinman
Ida Spicer
Myre Walker
Yda Schrimpfer
Yousskemparn
Hieir Fathors
Charles Clark
John D Benedict
Indian Territory
Hamda
Uehgo
Flies Spread Tuberculosis As Insects Carry Koch Bacillus
Studies in Lyon show flies ingest infectious dust from consumptives and deposit tuberculosis bacilli in rabbit eyes and on foods. Experiments confirm flies in hospital wards carry bacilli and can contaminate milk, meat, and other foods if not controlled. Preventing fly contact with expectorations and covering food are urged throughout.
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Prom Sociale Des Hopiaex de Lyon
Mies
Calmatte
Ana Bi
de. Calmette
Fites
M. Andra
Lyons
Aguia
Hof Teugn
Spillmann
Hausaler
Lord. Hottman
Theas
Lord
Koch
McH Andre
Courmont
Ttta Wecessary
Figeon the Railbird Becomes East Hampton's Daily Traveler
For three years Bill the train racing pigeon has ridden the New Haven rail line between East Hampton and Middletown, meeting the first passenger train daily and racing to Lyman Viaduct four miles away. He perches near stations to attract attention, performs tricks, and slowly returns home with the train crews and passengers recalling the feathered racer. A hawk once pursued him, but Bill outmaneuvered the hunter, making a saucy escape before the train reached its stop.
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Bill
Wittionaatte
New Tork
Bil
Air Line
New Haven
Thieetty
Middletown
East Hampton
Lyman Viaduct
Bied
Viaduct
Charla Bennett
Dota
Mont Hampton
Fif
Henautt
Clark
EML
West Cheater
London and Berlin Stocks Ease as New York Moves Lead
London markets closed a steadier week with investor buying on a restricted scale and hopes that New York gold flows ease monetary fears. Berlin and Paris saw improved sentiment as German funds and foreign bonds gained, while Paris followed Wall Street to set prices. A Seattle collector bought European antiques including a Warwick chair replica and a long history item from St Mary’s cathedral.
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London
Holdore
Chapel Court
Cortelyou
Ameri
New York
Jbanka
Bank of England
London Authority
Berlin
Europe
Paris
Parle
Priess
Wallatreet
Gohurne Buyore
Seattle
Relea
Prom the
Sautrite Post-Intelligencer
Barnes
West Highland
Arlye
Jentmas
Bt Macy
St At
Warwick
Queen Elizabeth
St. Mary's Cathedral
United States
Windsor Castles
Pension guidance for Civil War veterans and dependents
Letters discuss eligibility for pensions under 1905 1907 acts, proof of disability, hospital treatments, and monthly rates. Topics include highest rates for near total deafness, status of widow and minor children, and authority governing pension payments to inmates of government hospitals. Advice covers filing timelines, medical proof, and interplays with prior acts and civil service status.
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Fermata
Alger
Chausngoes
Bar
Che
Fryms
Bardsbloe
Penaton
euRat
Tuletonore
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Peottt
TL Tam
Tha Yar
Ali'n
Stree
Noltier
Wiese
Jnstine
Venalon
Interior
White
Gaia Hospital
Shen
M. H
Howe
Oenecy Peel
Plan of Banker to Subcribe for New York City Bonds
Two key factors lifted Wall Street last week the market's recovery and a private banker plan to subscribe for a new issue of New York City bonds to secure the city's financing These actions restored some confidence and steadied sentiment amid earlier financial strain The piece notes anticipated absorption of the bond issue by national banks and foreign investors and mentions improved demand for short term notes from New York Central Lake Shore and Pennsylvania with renewed price strength driven by demand and treasury needs
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New York City
New York
Nous
Isaus
Wallmirter
Ullig Ta Cigh
United States
Wuropean Benkers
Eadler Tims
New York Central
Financial rumors swirl as liquidation hints surface abroad
The piece argues certificates hide true positions, suggesting liquidation may be done and markets self-supporting without manipulation. It notes prominent names could mislead the public about positions, referencing Kellogg and broader Russo Russian finance concerns tied to de Witte. It also reports Count Berge de Witte accepting a Bank of Russia post exterior commerce and hints at his frail health and financial pressures.
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Limes
Storks
Ss Proensaniel F Kellogg
M de Witte
Prom
Gia Newirk Combirvcial
New York Times
Count Berge de Witte
Russia
Portamouth
Bank of Russia
Witten
Wall Street
Denker
Cauterets
Pyrenees
Anserta
Comte da Witte
Mme Witte
M. de Witte
Riussia
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