Rebates upheld in Hepburn act dispute over Great Northern case
U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver affirms district ruling against Great Northern Railway in rebate prosecutions. Decision clarifies Hepburn act does not repeal the Rebating provisions and allows prior offenses to be prosecuted. Case involved rebates on oats and corn shipments from Minneapolis, with implications for rail operations and penalties.
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Denver Cole
United States Circuit Court
Denver
District Court
Winwonta
Great Northern Railroat
Cally
Teres
Batea
Cirat Court of Appeal
Curt Alt Bush
Vandeventrand
Jifrges Adams
Carle
Minneapolis
Vigat
Kansas City
Cidae
Des Moines Objects to Rates Before Inland Railway Court
Des Moines officials filed objections against rate proposals by the Inland and Pacific Railway and related entities. The filing requests review of tanker product shipping charges and seeks a fair rate structure under state and federal regulations. The action involves several named parties and centers on transportation costs and competitive impact.
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Fis Moines
Crewe Wester Railway
Lake Storo
May Do Military Duty For Postal National Guard Service
Postmaster General issues order allowing postal employees who are National Guard members to take military duty leave without pay or with pay per law. The department aims to avoid impairing postal operations by delaying or denying such absences. Commanding officers may warrant leave for those serving, but nationwide use could strain postal service during emergencies.
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National Guard
Poatal
Fecal Myyer
Wl Bn
Cutter Aids Shipwrecked Crewmen in Arctic Wreck
A Treasury Department message from Captain Mungee reports the cutter McCulloch rescued 242 people from a wreck off Jol a Currie near Welson Bay in the North Atlantic. The evacuees were taken to Thetis, which received orders to fund the rescue at Soward or Beatle Ward. The crew faced food shortages as the Carrier ship supplied abortive aid on a barren shore.
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Treasury Department
Mungee
Commas
Jatlacka
McCulloch
Welson
Axon Lanimok Island
Hering Sea
Soward
Beatle
Amely
Sas 4
Central American Peace Conference Invites Delegates to Washington
Roosevelt and Dial arrange a conference with Central American republic executives inviting delegates to meet in Washington between November and November to plan a peaceful arrangement. The invitation cites the protocol from the TeCONE Meeting and notes issues over imports and domestic creations.
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Roosevelt
Dial
Washington
Mevleo
Rooneylt
Dix
Medivan
Imo
Porto Rico Needs Docks Says Governor on Visit
The Porto Rico governor, aboard the steamer Philadelphia, reports to the President during private business in the United States. He cites severe drought hurting crops and transportation limits, notes exports rose from 329,600,000 to 45,000,000, then 6,000,000, and urges dredging San Juan Harbor and bulkhead reclamation to create space for vessel handling and more wharves once appropriations are available.
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Porto Rica
Philadelphia
San Susan
Gos
Pomard
Reagans
Guv
Porto Rico
San Juan Harbor
Bryan and Third Race Old Nebraska Talk Recounts
Special to The Washington Post recounts Stephen Grady, a Nebraskan, recalling a talk with William Jennings Bryan. The old supporter jokes about aging and race endurance, noting few die after eighty and few are deserted thrice in a presidential race.
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Washington Post
New York
Stephen
Grady ‘Ormerly
Kansas City
Jennings Bryan
Bryan
West
Mr Bryan
Mr . Bryan
Hungarian Song Sparks New York Concert Disturbance
In New York on September 28 Baron Ore von Hecining Carroll, Austrian Hungarian consul general, failed to rise during a Hungarian song called the Kossuth Song, banned by Austria. A disturbance followed as many Hungarians applauded while Carroll and his aides remained seated, triggering a general demonstration and counter demonstrations as the concert broke up.
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New York
Baron Ore von Hecining
Carroll
Austria Hungary
Mile Rithy
Hunaria
Baron Ocarrett
Woner
Lila
Address by Dr Andrews at George Washington University convocation
Dr Benjamin Antrena president of the University of Nebraska will deliver a Pacific aims address at George Washington University Belasco Theater on October 16. The talk is linked to possible congressional action on sending an Atlantic float to Pacific waters, and officials avoid predicting Andrews’s exact stance.
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United
Aoki Returns to City as Ambassador Declines Interviews
Viscount Aoki the Japanese ambassador arrived in Washington from Buena Vista Maryland after months away. He refused requests for interviews and did not attend the legislative session opening. The governor plans a special meeting in December to consider appropriation for Central Normal College under the existing primary law amendment.
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Viscount Aoki
Washington
Buena Vials Md
Mon
Lanning Midh
Fretones Mc Warner
Central Normal College
Unclear health terms from a historical archive item
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to medical symptoms and conditions such as headaches digestion issues and liver and kidney troubles, with garbled names and terms. The readable elements mention a record of care over past years and possible archival references.
General Gecil Clay Dies at Garfield Hospital Yesterday
General Gecil Clay long time Department of Justice agent and district National Guard officer dies after a sudden illness at Garfield Hospital. He helped organize the District militia, commanded the Second Regiment, and was a respected figure in the National Guard and military circles. Funeral services at Se Andrews Church tomorrow afternoon with private interment at Arlington Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, a son John Cecil Clay, and a daughter Miss Corona Clay.
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Geel Clay
National Guard of
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239
Alock
Se Andrews
Arlington Cemetery
Gon Clay Fo
John Cecil Clay
New York
Mie Corona
National Guard
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Narrk
Metal of Honor Legion of the
Loya Legion
Medal of Honor
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Gea Clay
Bonaparte
Contac
Vicu Viay
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
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West Virginia
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Eacch
Department
Grape Nuts Fuel for Athletes Highlighted in Testimony
A veteran naval and legal official recalls Civil War service and honors while praising the endurance boost from Grape Nuts. He credits the cereal with sharpened memory, steadier energy, and stronger study focus after adopting it during athletic training. The testimonial links nutrition to improved performance and vitality.
New Tore by Cotgon and Local Names in Mixed Postings
A jumble of names and places appears to list figures from various regions including New Tore, Cotgon, Sley, Detealt and Napkin Chita Rainbow. The fragmentary notes mention Alexandria Water Hampton Read and Washington Tritos alongside obscure entities, suggesting an unstructured community roundup or notice page.
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Coton Wolverine
Cleveland Peaks
Alexandria
Hampton Reade Vonword
Kinkiang
Chita Rainbow
Malte
Olundano
Fron
Ectolk
Washington Tritos
Wwalinaton
Rewnor News
Stringham Vom Nerport
Vape
Deserter Surrenders After Long Absence
Fred Fenger thirty four years old deserter from the United States army surrendered to the police asking Fort Sheridan be notified. Five years had passed since he deserted from Fort Logan. He had married and had three children. He claimed to have served in China during the Boxer troubles and in Manila before returning to the United States and being assigned to Company M of the Fifth Infantry at Fort Logan.
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Chicago
Fred Fenger
United. States
Fort Sheridan
Fort Logan
China
Japan
Manila
United States
Company M
The
Fittal. Infantry
Battle ships to visit Pauile Coast and dry dock for repairs
The text reports that several battleships including Will Dock, Mone and Kearsarge are expected to visit the Pauile Coast and arrive at League Island Navy Yard for minor repairs with dry dock work planned within a few days.
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Pailadeputa Acpt
Thy _uattle
Kansas
Georgis
Pauile
League Island Navy Yard
Engineer units to be filled to maximum strength in Philippines
Army orders authorize recruitment of all engineer companies to maximum strength within the law. Maj Gen Lesnar Wood's request to add two engineer companies to the Philippine Division is approved, but the increase remains insufficient to meet demand. Troops from home engineer detachments will be sent to the Philippines.
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Philippines
Lesnar Wood
Dryden Trophy Damaged En Route to Bea Girt
The Dryden Bulte Trophy captured 35 by the army cavalry team at Bea Girt NJ was found yesterday in damaged condition. Two supporting arms were bent and the shield bearing the inscription is broken from its fastening. No records of the winning team are available and the cause of damage is unknown.
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Bea Girt NJ
Wall
Militia Orders Outlined for Winter Training Schedule
The National Guard issued orders from its quarters detailing winter work for district militiamen. Drill centers at Center Market Armory assign units to Monday Fifth Battalion and Company A. First Regiment Wednesday Fourth Battalion and Compass First Regiment Thursday Second Battalion and Ambulance Company Third Regiment Friday Third Battalion signals and artillery for front movements.
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National Guard
Adit
Brett
Signa
Corde and Pire
Battery Field Artillery
Army Orders and Promotions Amid Wartime Reassignments
Army orders appoint and commend lieutenants and captains across departments. Names include Piet Lieut Willem Leonett Pwadty AH and Gal Rogers, with duty at ordnance and experiments. Officers reassigned to field artillery, infantry, and Massachusetts Volunteer units to pursue postings and training duties.
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Gal Rogers
Murray Tivreath
Columbie Durack
Aseome
Carr Sixth Field Artillery
Mreber
Lux Board
Feet Leavenwares Kane
William A Pritpl
Ontrance Departrarat
Renly Hook
Pertalaton
United States
Fauson Eighth Infantry
Masacchusettr
Alli
Ship Captain Blamed for Dakote Wreck By Japan Reef
Supervising Inspector General Uhler censures Captain Francke for disregarding safety and abandoning the Dakote to looters off Klukone Reef coast of Japan. Evidence shows a desire to make time drove rash navigation, leaving the vessel and crew to perish or be looted while the ship lay many days exposed. Changes in license rules proposed for captains after 1908.
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Crancke
Klukone Reef
Japan
George Uhler
Stedmbout
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Francke
Lhler
Mir Unier
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Oteam Steamers
Congress of Hygiene and Demography Invited to Meet
The Washington event invites the Congress of Hygiene and Demography to assemble next year. Prof Harrington of Harvard is among those invited. Delegates will be entertained with an opera performance, a town hall gathering, a formal dinner, and a crown prince will attend the dinner.
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Congress of Hygiene and Demography
Syretel Cabte
Washington
Berlin
Harrington
Harvard Hae
Win
Obstacle to Army Fleet Rise in Toll Charges Across Coast
The Navy faces new hurdles as foreign tonnage and lighthouse dues threaten coal transport for the Atlantic fleet bound for the Pacific. Critics argue costs could boost shipping prices, while bids from American operators compete with foreign vessels under a complex reciprocity framework. The Pentagon has urged coal deliveries from American ports to support fleet needs with several American and foreign ships already contracted or under review.
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Pacific
Riginal Iaw Ag
Department of Commeres and Labor
T Navigation Awa
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Amerian Arts
United
Department of Commercce
Pacife
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Navy Department
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Foreien Teginter
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Tom Gervgube
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