FICURES ON RAILWAYS CASUALTIES AND CAPITAL
The Interstate Commerce Commission released an abstract of its nineteenth annual statistical report ending June 37 10s showing railway capital outstanding at 106 324 billion with earnings 92 535 765 107 and passengers 796 907 338. It notes 2257 137% owned by railway corporations and bonds 1308 reported not owned. Operating expenses rose to 150 87 41 per mile and net income 385 186 328. There were 79 607 SB passengers and a tonnage of freight carried. The report cites deaths 10818 and injuries per passenger mile, with wage totals and employment figures.
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Report Denies Jewish Massacre Claims By Allied Committees
American correspondents say the report of a massacre is passe noting denials from the Husevveran and Allied committees. The scene described near a city on September 17 remains disputed with authorities and press sources cautious about the alleged events and origins.
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Diversion of Immigration Agenda Hits Regional Talks
Fragmented OCR text shows government employment officials discussing immigration policy shifts and regional involvement. Mentions Paducah, North Carolina, Texas, Tennessee, and Virginia reps with emphasis on state offices and federal action.
Hague Conference Nearing End Says Gen Davis
Gen George B Davis, acting Judge Advocate General, writes that the Hague Conference will close with a final session on September 2 and the protocols signed the next day. A letter received yesterday from May Porter notes the work of the American delegation and the commissions suggests patterns of American interest are near completion.
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Metcalf Tells Of Navy Underuse And Transit Strain
Secretary Metcalf noted Mare Island and Bremerton navy yards run well below capacity due to a shortage of workmen. He cited high pay for farm hands in the West and said railroads could shift crown and passenger traffic. On his San Francisco visit, he hunted in Northern California mountains and nearly hit Gatfield’s trail while dove shooting. Several Navy matters, including submarine and torpedo boat contracts, await his attention before reporting to the President.
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Keep Big Ships Together Amid Pacific Coast Plan
The administration weighs keeping battleship fleets in home waters versus sending the fleet to the Pacific. The plan envisions a cruise around South America, then return to the Atlantic, with Puerto Rico and Magdalena Bay facilities, and Olongapo base expansion to support repairs. The aim is to test fleet handling and demonstrate U S naval protection, while maintaining economy and domestic shipyard staffing.
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Eey Men Seek Old Places At Work After Telegraph Strike
Eight former striking telegraph operators including the local union vice president return to work for Postal Telegraph Cable Company in Cleveland aided by management statements of resumed operations. New York reports quote vice president E J Wally denying strike-related negotiations, while Hughes plans to honor General Sigel at a bronze statue unveiling on October 19 with large veteran and German society participation.
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Taft voyage delayed aboard Minnesota repairs stall departure
Secretary Taft was aboard the Minnesota for an Alaska Yukon Expedition voyage to Shean Tokyo. Mechanical work on the electric steering system delayed the ship by nearly a day, with the Minnesota finally sailing toward the Orient after hours of adjustments.
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Chinaman Plague Victim Feared at San Francisco
Chang Mon, head of the Chinese A X Companies, was found dead today near Green Street Port area. A laborer was transported to hospital after exposure. Dr Hupert Hive, government expert, says no alarm or quarantine is needed as of Sept 18. Health department issues a reassuring bulletin.
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Wright against war talk ends ties with State Dept
Former Ambassador Luke Wright, back from Tokyo, urged Secretary Adee to close his official connection after discussions on the Pacific shift and U S naval strategy. He defended Japan’s actions in San Francisco and noted Japan seeks peace, facing debt, taxes, Korea, and China.
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Crime of 1787 Revealed in Open Letter to Taft
Open letter from George Hahibley of the National Federation condemns Taft and the referendum, arguing that the 1787 Constitution ended people rule. Mentions historical crimes and urges protection of initiative rights in Columbus and Oklahoma City amid broader political clashes. Also lists Navy and medical school assignments and personnel movements in a chaotic government update.
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Internal Revenue circular warns against overzealous agents abuse
Internal Revenue Commissioner condemns "misguided activity" by agents who seal and seize on minor signs, urging a measured search for real law violations. He cites three agents who lingered near a distillery, costing the government tax while idle. He urges agents to act as advisers, not as self-promoting, careless enforcers.
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Sails for gun practice by Rear Admiral Thomas squadron
The second division of the North Atlantic fleet under Rear Admiral Charles H. Thomas left Rockport for Provincetown today to exercise small arms training. The battalions listed include the Maine Kentucky Ohio Alabama Massachusetts and Maine again under the command of Rear Admiral Thomas.
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GOLORED TROOPS TAKE TURN IN REGIMENTAL ROTATION
War Department data show the Twenty Fourth Infantry colored served mainly away from the east of the Mississippi with two months in Florida and four in Cuba in 1898. Gen Oliver states color did not factor in assignment and the regiment simply took its regular turn to relieve the Twenty fourth. He adds the issue is a matter for Congress if discrimination is felt.
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Army Orders Chronicle Key Artillery and Infantry Moves
Fragmented dispatch lists officers and units from Field Artillery Coast Artillery and Infantry. It notes lieutenant appointments, department duties, shipments to Manila and the Philippines, October to December, and movements including Fort Ber, Iowa, and Washington area posts. Several named officers appear with ranks and assignments amid a broad procurement and deployment schedule.
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Inmate Declared Cured After Murder Guilty Plea
Jacob Pesendorfer, once found insane and confined for murder, has been declared sane after five years in the state asylum. He will transfer to Kapstern Penitentiary to serve a life term for killing his father in Chestnut Hill five years ago. The judge had earlier sentenced him to death, an unprecedented ruling for a first degree murder without trial.
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Court exonerates Mizner in hotel fountain incident
Court rules Mizner not guilty after a hearing at the West Side police court. Maxiatrata Cornell testified there was no sufficient ancient evidence of the alleged assault by Henry W Wright and Brinton C Faden on Charles T Yerkes’s party. Mizner, accompanied by Tod Blogn, said he attacked the men to defend his manager Mortimer Meyers against an assault.
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New Coal Bunker Order for Goat Inland Navy Use
Washington issued urgent orders for immediate construction of a coal bunker on Goat Inland for government lightships to support Navy operations. Mat Wilson will lead the project, aiming for completion in thirty days.
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California Honors and Opposition Blaze Over Postmaster Nominee
The University of California and city officials backed Merrill against Charles Thomas for Berkeley postmaster as President Wheeler opposed the Thomas choice. Senate and House members from California urged support, prompting a heated dispute among college professors politicians and the public. Officials warned that future port office distributions could hinge on this decision.
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Favor Changes in Schools Promote Pupila by Subjects
A Brookyn Tenckern Association committee finds educators nationwide favor promotion by subjects over grades in secondary schools. They advocate a liberal education course lasting fifteen years, instead of six, and expect to push the issue at forthcoming National Education Association meetings for official action. The proposed reforms would revolutionize school systems nationwide.
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Morgan Leases Richmond Mansion for Episcopal Council
J Pierpont Morgan has leased a fashionable home near the Jefferson Hotel in Richmond for his family and guests during the Episcopal Council session starting October 1. He will pay $5000 a month rent and attend as a lay delegate, receiving much social attention in the capital.
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Special Features in Tomorrow's Sunday Post
Special Features in Tomorrow's Sunday Post explore diverse topics from affordable motor boats to love of life by Jack London. Stories examine ghosts in workshops, easy farming, elopement schemes, bullfrog hunting in Jersey, and veterans aided by state and nation for Antietam battlefield views.
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