Harriman Problem Moves to Public Debate in War Waiver
A long dispatch outlines the clash over Harriman railroad mergers and possible anti trust action. It notes pending civil suits, administration delays, and the President’s summer vacation as factors shaping government strategy. The piece cites the Interstate Commerce Commission and Attorney General stance, with discussion of merger legality and potential action after October.
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Harriman
Mesalington
Roosevelt
Calte Huing
Barbu
Mc Harrinan
Wetriman
Fiat
Coumadin
Haryman
Pasith
Abe Sherman
Chee
Laurett Cortimeres Commission
Abyss
Honan
Seth Furnetan
Riot Act Proclaimed As Belfast Disorder Cited
Fragmentary notice describes enforcement of the Riot Act in Belfast amid a disturbance. It references the British statute and a proclamation ordering assemblies to disperse, with mention of police and local authorities in the aftermath.
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George
Belfast
President hears bishop sermon on missions at White House
The Rt Rev James Johnston Episcopal bishop of Western Texas spoke on foreign and domestic missions during a White House service attended by President Roosevelt and family. He contrasted church mission funding with U S spending on navy, tobacco, and chewing gum, and defended naval spending for peace. Johnston, who recently toured the Far East, noted the Philippines issue and Japan's demand for religious material.
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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 to Cruise Mississippi River Tour for Memorial and Policy Addresses
President Roosevelt plans a six to seven address tour from September 2 to October 6 to the Middle West and South. He will unveil the McKinley monument in Canton and deliver memorial and policy talks aboard a Mississippi River steamer. Stops include Keokuk, Et Lou, St Louis, Cuiro, and Memphis with possible Nashville or Chattanooga engagements. The trip culminates with a return to Washington.
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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 Quapaw Indian Agency
Indian Territory Quapaw Agency hosts a unique commencement under a tree as students from Wyandotte Seneca Shawnee Ottawa Modoc Quapaw Peoria and Missouria tribes graduate. Demonstrations cover cooking washing bed making planting farming and a bold hitching contest for the boys.
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Kansas City
Quapaw Indian Agency
Thia Pines
United States School For
Indiana
Ottawa
Modoc
Peorlas
Friends
Charon
Tr Han
St Omsaed
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 and Tubercu l Austria.
A historic note reports that flies spread Koch bacilli from consumptives, contaminating food and milk. Experiments by Lord and Andre confirm flies ingest and deposit tubercle bacilli within 24 hours, aiding transmission in wards. Virus-free, practical advice urges destroying flies or blocking excretion contact and covering food to prevent infection.
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Prom Sociale Des Hopiaex de
Lyon
Mies
Koch
Calmatte
Ana
de. Calmette
Fites
M. Andra
Lyons
Aguia
Hof Teugn
Spillmann
Hausaler
Lord
Hottman
Theas
Mr. Lord
McH Andre
Courmont
Itta Wecessary
Figeon the railroader pigama of East Hampton
Figeon, a chocolate colored pigeon known as Bill, daily accompanies New Haven line trains from East Hampton to Middletown and back. He races passenger trains along the Air Line division, perches at stations, greets conductors, and even outpaces a hawk in a dramatic chase beside an engine. Bill became the tailors’ favorite station visitor after being fed grain by railroad workers.
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Bill
Withestie
New York
Bil
Air Line
New Haven Road
Thie Etty
Middletown
Daily Companion
Tralamien
Lyman Viaduct
Viaduct
Charla Bennett
West Hampton
East Hampton
Thastead
EMI
Odes
Smckentack
Henautt
Gab
Chark
EML
London Berlin Paris Markets Roil Amid New York Moves
London and Berlin show improved money conditions as investors buy selectively amid optimism over gold flows and easing discounts. Paris bourse remains steered by Wall Street, with limited business and muted price shifts as Italian and Moroccan issues weigh. A Seattle man reveals antiquities from Europe including a Warwick oak chair with royal ties, shipped to the United States.
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Seattle
Relea
Prom the
Sautrite Post-Intelligencer
Barnes
West Highland
Arlye
Europe
Jentmas
Bt Macy
St At
Warwick
Queen Elizabeth
St. Mary's Cathedral
United States
Windsor Castles
Pension guidance and queries for Civil War veterans
A reader asks about pension eligibility and rates for injuries and illnesses from Civil War service. The letter discusses proving disability, starting pension dates, and rates for total loss of one eye and other conditions, plus administrative rules on hospital payments and minor children, with several official references and example scenarios.
Plan of Banker to Subscribe for New York City Bonds
A prominent banker plans to subscribe for a new issue of New York City bonds to assure financing success and calm Wall Street. The move is seen as restoring confidence and easing the municipal credit strain, with banks and foreign investors expected to absorb much of the issue and support gold imports.
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New York City
New York
Nous
Isaus
Wallmirter
Ullig Ta Cigh
Financial tensions and Russian banking shift noted
The piece discusses certifi cates and market strength amid liquidation, suggesting prices hold without manipulation. It mentions Count Berge de Witte becoming director of the Bank of Russia for Exterior Commerce and reflects on his fragile health and questionable finances amid Russian regency challenges.
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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
Wittes
Portamanth
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Wuropean Benkers
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Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
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Consolidated Gotton Buck Company
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Tresenrer
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