Harriman a Problem Conflicts Over Antitrust and Rail Merger
A heated policy dispute centers on Harriman railroad mergers and possible government actions. officials weigh civil suits to challenge restraints of trade, with discussions tied to the Interstate Commerce Commission and potential anti trust enforcement after hearings.
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Roosevelt
Calte Huing
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Wetriman
Fiat
Coumadin
Haryman
Pasith
Wetton
Abe Sherman
Riot Act Mentioned in Historic Proclamation Read
The passage cites the Riot Act as interpreted during George II’s reign and its use to disperse crowd disturbances in a Belfast incident. It references the proclamation directing assemblies to disperse and return to burghers’ homes or lawful business, mentioning King George’s first year and the Royal demand to end unlawful gatherings. It ends with a line about a local antiques hunt and a quip about Misa Oldgiri Hvex.
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Fermata
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President Hears Bishop in Texas Mission Address
The Rt Rev James Johnston Episcopal bishop of Western Texas spoke on Foreign and domestic missions at a service attended by President Roosevelt and family. He contrasted church mission funding with Navy spending and chewing gum costs, and noted challenges in the Philippines after a Far East visit.
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Oyater Bay
James Johnston
Western Texan
Roosevalt
Bis
Washburn
Christ Epiccopal Church
Bagtimore Hill
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United Bisses Navy
Johnson
Far East
Philippines
Japan
Roosevelt Plans Mississippi River Speech Tour and Monument Unveiling
President Roosevelt prepares a series of six addresses during a vacation cruise from September 2 to October 6, addressing crowds of about 8,000 nationwide. The tour includes the unveiling of McKinley Memorial at Canton and stops in Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, and Tennessee with speeches in St. Louis and Memphis. The trip features riverfront talks aboard the steamer Mississippi and potential stops in Nashville and Chattanooga as he concludes the voyage.
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Helf
St. Loue
Memphis
Roosevelt Ie
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South
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Canton
Ohio
Seokuk
Iowa
Roosevelt
Et Lous
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Memphte
Washington
Nashville
Chattanooga
Sagamore Hill
Practical Commencement at Quapaw Indian Agency Graduates Display Domestic Skills
At the Quapaw Indian Agency near the Kansas border a unique commencement featured students from Wyandotte Seneca Shawnee Ottawa Modoc Quapate Peorlas and Missmile tribes. Instead of a formal theater the event unfolded beneath a tree with demonstrations in cooking washing bed making and family care. Boys showcased hitching with a wagon race and efficient team handling while girls demonstrated wetting, baking, and dishwashing. Superintendent John D Benedict noted it as the most advanced industrial work shown in Indian Territory and emphasized the school’s balanced focus on literary and industrial education through its own farm garden and carpentry shop.
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Quapaw Indian Agency
Thia Pines
United States School For
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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 Bacilli in Hospital Settings
A French article reports that flies carry infectious Koch bacilli and disseminate tuberculosis through their deposits. Experiments by Andre and Courmont confirm flies in wards harbor active bacilli, contaminating food and nearby rooms within 24 hours. Prevention emphasizes destroying flies, covering food, and avoiding expectorations.
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M. Andra
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Spillmann
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Koch
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Courmont
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Pigeon the Railroader Bird Matches Trains in Hammon History
A chocolate colored pigeon named Bill has ridden along the New Haven Air Line division for three years. He daily chases the first passenger train to Lyman Viaduct, then perches near stations and performs tricks to attract attention. Bill often beats the engines to stations, earning the nickname Train Racer, and even a hawk chase ends with Bill escaping and returning home.
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New Tork
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Air Line
New Haven
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Middletown
East Hampton
Lyman Viaduct
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Charla Bennett
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Mont Hampton
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West Cheater
London and Berlin Stock Markets Ride Weekly Wave
London and Berlin markets showed improved sentiment with gains in stocks and bonds, aided by easing discount rates and bank deposits. New York influence remained dominant on Paris bourse as investors watched global movements and hopes for monetary stability. Seattle collector Dr. Barnes showcases antique chair from Warwick and Clock remnants with historical ties to Elizabethan era.
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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 survivor questions from Civil War era letters
Soldiers and widows seek pension guidance, detailing medical discharges, hospital care, and the rates of pension under various acts. The letters discuss eligibility, proof of recovery, ranks and disability, and the interaction of multiple acts with Civil War veterans.
Wall Street Buoyed by Plan to Subscribe for New York City Bonds
Two pivotal factors boosted the stock market last week. A private banker of high standing announced plans to subscribe to a new issue of New York City bonds, signaling confidence in municipal financing. This, plus gradual market stabilization, lifted investor sentiment and supported gains across securities despite earlier volatility. The anticipated bond absorption by national banks and foreign investors could bring gold into the U.S. while improving prospects for rail and corporate notes. Short term notes from New York Central, Lake Shore, and Pennsylvania rose as dealers repaid outlays and banks rebalanced holdings, with dividend expectations at New York Central remaining uncertain but unlikely to drop shows of wage-driven cost pressures.
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Isaus
New York City
Wallmirter
Ullig Ta Cigh
United States
Wuropean Benkers
Eadler Tims
New York Central
Financial turmoil and speculation ripple through markets
The report discusses certificate practices and liquidation signals suggesting market strength sans manipulation, with fears of misinterpretation as financiers buy back stock. It also notes Count Berge de Witte taking a Bank of Russia post and hints at his waning influence and health amid Russia's finances and empire revenues.
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New York Times
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Russia
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Bank of Russia
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