Railroads respond in Armour Car line refrigeration dispute
Interstate Commerce Commission discloses replies from Armour Car Lines and several railroads. Southern Railway Atlantic Coast Line Pennsylvania Santa Fe deny responsibility for refrigeration charges, stating tariffs exclude such costs and contracts with shippers cover refrigeration separately. Replies outline positions on published tariffs, car use charges, and lack of revenue from refrigeration by some lines.
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Armour Car Line
Southern
Atlantic Coast Line
Pennsylvania
Santa Fe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Armour Company Lines Company
Ventral
Atchison
Tekt
Santa Fe Refrigerator Dispatch
Santa Fe Refrigerator
Southern Railway
Interstate
Commuerat Commission
Ilnes
Armour Lines
Iit
Georgia
South Circlina
North Carolina
New York
Sain, Shippers
Atlantic Cousbh
Souhern Betthe Oy
Central Ot
Pennsylva
Geo Pit
Orta
Moody School Opens Promising Year at Mount Hermon
Moody School at Mount Hermon East Northfield begins a promising year with a focus on self supporting youth and reduced costs for students. The ninth Seminary opens this fall with academic training and Christian service opportunities, welcoming both men and women to pursue practical studies and faith-driven work.
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Mount Hermon
East Northfield
Nothfield
Moody Stoll
Alint Tirmon Wis
Rg Selsai
San Francisco Boy Demonstrates Wireless Telephone Range
Francss Mc Carty, a seventeen year old San Francisco youth, has demonstrated wireless telephone tech by transmitting spoken words over a homemade instrument from Ocean Beach to a mile distant. Observers heard the message clearly at the receiving end, though the device is kept secret as he pursues a patent.
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Francss McCarty
Tve
Ooin Beach
Clur Wousen
Barge Turns Turtle in Connecticut Bridge Work Disaster
A floating crane barge at the Connecticut River bridge project for the New York Hartford Hartford railroad capsized during foundation work. Three Italian laborers were drowned while ten others were rescued. the accident occurred at Brook, Connecticut, on September 6 as crews prepared foundations for the new bridge.
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Conn
New Bridge
New York
New
Myth in Insurance Continues Investigation Into Equitable Case
A legislative committee led by Senator Armstrong probes improper payments in the Equitable case. Testimony from principal witnesses stalls as some refuse to testify while others are out of state. The group aims to craft a new law to safeguard policy holders and force mutuality in practice across life insurers.
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Equitable
Mr. Jordan
J. W. Alexander
William W Armstrong
Frank J. Tully
Daniel J. Riordan
James T. Rogers
Robert Linn Cox
Willam W. Wemple
Esra P. Prentice
John McKeown
Armstrong
Steel Doors Stop Lynchers At Butte Courthouse
A mob of about 100 men stormed the Butte courthouse in an effort to lynch James I Barnes after he shot Pat rick Sanley. Deputies and police held the doors and repelled the crowd, which dispersed after an hour without any lynching.
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Pattrick Sanley
Penfield Selected for Secret European Mission by President
Judge William L. Penfield, solicitor of the State Department and close associate of the late Secretary Hay, is chosen for a secret special mission to Europe. He may travel to several countries, leaving soon for England to handle duties connected with the errand. He has served as government counsel in major international arbitrations including Santo Domingo, Peru, Haiti, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Salvador, Mexico, and Venezuela, securing substantial awards and shaping arbitration policy.
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William L. Penfield
State Department
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Auburn
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Department of State
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Haiti
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Venezuela
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Loomis declines talk as he returns to Washington
Assistant Secretary Loomis returned to Washington from Oyster Bay and refused to discuss future plans beyond a New York statement. He said once he can relinquish State Department duties without harming public business, he will take a vacation and then go abroad on private business. Postmasters appointed yesterday include Edmund Pack in West Wareham Massachusetts and Spencer Nye in SaintHubert, New York among others.
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Oyster Bay
New York
State Department
Massachusetts
West Wareham
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Saint Hubers
Spencer Nye
Staatsburg
Edwin B Hughes
Pennsylvania
Strawo
Charles N Teme
Virginia
Bessemer
Robert 8. Whitten
Long Dale
Matthew W. Burns
Mellville
Robert W. Francis
Oyster Bay Sees Palmer Charges Frivolous in Printing Inquiry
The Keep Commission awaits the President's guidance on Public Printer Palmer's resignation request as it probes charges against Foreman Ricketts. President's stance supports Ricketts. Palmer remains silent, and the panel plans further action while considering next steps for the Government Printing Office.
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Keep Commission
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Congoy
Oscar J. Hicketta
L. Hay
Keep
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Mr Keep
Treasury Department
Mr. Keep
Foreman Ricketts
Mr. Ricketts
Ricketts
Government Printing Office
Rossiter
William S Rossiter
Census Bureau
Palmer successor under consideration in orderly fashion
The article notes Mr Palmer's successor is being considered with care before an official announcement. It mentions a return to the Spanish era in the Philippines with a shift to commercial steamships for interisland traffic. Proposals will be invited in the Philippines and here for mail passenger and supply transport on twenty one routes.
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Philippine
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Honors paid Americans at French army maneuvers reviewed by Brugere
Gen Brugere and staff greeted Lieut. Gen. Adna R. Chaffee and the American officers as the mission arrived at Chateau Brienne. The ceremony featured The Star Spangled Banner, a seven gun salute, and a review of the escort before a tour of the 200 square mile field reenacting 1814 Rothiere maneuvers. The Americans examined arms, artillery, and horses as phases of the battle will be executed over three days.
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Brugere
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Rothiere
Napoleon
Blucher
Orders to Army Officers
Orders document assignments and movements of U S Army officers including First Lieut Israel F Cortello Maj William Hart Maj William Owen Capt Fitzhugh Lee Col John D Greer First Lieut Robert Peck Capt John Cotter First Lieut Welter Penfield Capt Kenneth Morton Second Lieut Gilbert McWfroy Second Lieut Fielding Poindexter and others detailing postings examinations and anticipated transfers across San Francisco Manila Forts Monterey Sea Girt Providence and other locations with references to national rifle competition and naval vessel movements.
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William Owen
Devea
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Henry S Kiersted
Fitzhugh Lee
Robert H Peck
Twenty-fourth Infantry
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National Rifle Association
New Jersey State Rifle Association
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Fifteenth Infantry
Henry ©. Ward
Presidio
Fielding L. Poindexter
Artillery Corps
aMocer
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Kang
Dalina
Kans
Hays and Gorham
Fort Apache
Aziz
William D. Beach
Harry O. Hale
Charlee D Rhodes
Teaefly
Ormce M. Reeve
Philippines
W. Fitzhugh Carter
Christopher C Collins
Louis T. Hees
Amediea Us
Carter
Calling
Hess
Navy personnel changes and medical setback noted
The text lists officers including Ensign Wade of the Bennington, incapacitated after appendicitis and unable to stand trial. It also records multiple command assignments and promotions across 1905 to 1908, with detachments to Newark Chicago San Francisco Honolulu Mare Island Cavite and Newport.
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Mare Island Navy Yard
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Navy
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Concord
French government eyed drastic action in cable dispute
News from Caracas reports the Venezuelan government has seized and closed the French cable lines to La Guaira, with a 20 cent per word levy for land routes. State Department watchers anticipate possible severe French government moves amid the crisis over the concession and alleged aid to revolutionists. Also, the forest service plans a rapid telephone line network with the Weather Bureau to guard reserves against fires, starting at the Big Horn forest reserve in Wyoming.
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Taft Seeks to Break Boycott in Far East Visit
Secretary Taft’s trip to the Orient expands beyond a simple voyage to the Philippines and insular issues. He visits Canton and Amoy to persuade Chinese to abandon anti American sentiment under Roosevelt’s direction. Dispatched reports suggest the boycott is weakening and may end in weeks with American goods resuming markets.
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Far East
Orient
Philippines
Canton
Hongkong
Amoy
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Hurricane at Saipan Misreported as Panay in Guam Cable
A Guam dated cablegram corrected a hurricane report that mislocated the Western Pacific disaster. The August 27 storm likely hit Saipan, not Panay, with Saipan described as a German-flag island near Guam. The note highlights copra destruction and broader regional impact. Also listed are treasury receipts and expenditures totals for the period.
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