Rebate fines upheld in Hepburn act case against Great Northern
In Denver Sept 92 an opinion by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver affirms the district court ruling on rebates under the Hepburn Act. The court holds the act amendatory, not repealing, and allows prosecutions for rebates prior to Hepburn. The Great Northern contention is rejected and the judgment is affirmed.
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Denver Cole
United States Circuit Court
Ppeala
District Court
Winwonta
Great Northern Railroat
Cally
Teres
Batea
Cirat Court of
Curt Alt Bush
Vandeventrand
Jifrges Adams
Htner Theca
Great Northern Dlwax Company
Minnesota
Des Moines Objects to Rates by Railway Company
Des Moines officials filed objections to proposed freight rates with the Inland Transportation Commission. The dispute centers on charges for tanker products and shipments from Lake Storo region to Des Moines. Regulators are reviewing the contested fares as the case moves forward.
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Des Moines
Fis Moines
Crewe Wester Railway
Lake Storo
Post Office May Grant Military Duty Leave
The Postmaster General issues guidance on absence without pay allowances for National Guard service. Postal employees called to duty may be granted nonpay leave without harming postal operations, with postmasters arranging duties to cover essential work and encourage Guard service.
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Natiinal Guard
Poatal Service
Fecal Myyer
Willon
Aiasy Bay
Pricen
National Guard
Cutter Aids Shipwrecked Group Near Island In Calm Sea
A Treasury Department report from Captain Mungee details the cutter McCulloch rescuing 242 people from a wreck near Jol a Currie and landing them on Lanimok Island in the Bering Sea. The Thetis then conveyed the survivors to Ward and orders were issued for supplies and recovery at Soward or Beattle. The wreck site is described as barren and remote with the carrier delivering aid to the stranded group.
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Treasury Department
Mungee
Commas
Jatlacka
McCulloch
Welson
Axon Lanimok Island
Hering Sea
Soward
Beattle
Sas 4
Central American Peace Conference Set for November in Washington
Presidents Roosevelt and Dial announce a Washington meeting with Central American republic executives and delegates to discuss a three republic conference. Telegraphed arrangements between Washington and Merleo detail a November timing with a protocol from the recent ministerial meeting.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Merleo
Romnelt
Dix
Medivan
Imo
Agroe Vpaq
Merting
Porto Rico Needs Docks, Governor Reports
Porto Rico governor, a passenger aboard the steamer Philadelphia from San Juan, discusses private business and plans to report to the President. He cites severe drought harming crops and transportation bottlenecks limiting exports, urging San Juan Harbor dredging and land reclamation to create more wharf space.
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New York
Porto Rica
Philadelphia
San Susan
Gos
Pomard
Reagans
Guv
Porto Rico
San Juan Harbor
Bryan and Third Race in 1892 Presidency Bid
Special to The Washington Post recounts Stephen Grady a Nebraska observer recalling Bryan’s long campaign in the West. The talk touches on age, life beyond eighty, and Bryan’s persistence amid repeated defeats as he pursues the Democratic nomination.
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Washington Post
New York
Stephen
Grady ‘Ormerly
Kansas City
Jennings Bryan
Bryan
West
Mr Bryan
Mr . Bryan
Hungarian Song Sparks Disturbance at New York Concert
In New York on September 28 Baron Ore von Hecining Carroll, Austrian Hungarian consul general, refused to rise during a Hungarian song, triggering a general disturbance as the Kos suth Song was sung by actress Mile Rithy. The crowd, many Hungarians, shouted and demonstrations followed while officials remained seated.
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New York
Baron Ore von Hecining
Carroll
Austria Hungary
Mile Rithy
Hunaria
Baron Ocarrett
Woner
Lila
Andrews Address At GWU On Pacific Power
Dr Benjamin Andrews president of the University of Nebraska will deliver an address at George Washington University Belasco Theater on October 16. The talk will discuss the United States as a Pacific power and potential naval movements to the Atlantic. Officials at GWU refrain from predicting the speech’s exact stance on the issue.
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United
Aoki Returns to City From Vacation in Washington
Japanese Ambassador Viscount Aoki arrived in Washington after a lengthy absence and declined newspaper interviews. He did not attend the open session of the Legislature. Officials anticipate a special session to secure appropriations for Central Normal College under the existing primary law amendment.
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Vacaton
Viscount Aoki
Washington
Buena Vials Md
Mon
Lanning Midh
Fretones MO Warner
Central Normal College
New Hymn by Julia Ward Howes at Navona
A fragmentary notice speaks of Julia Ward Howes unveiling a new hymn sung at Navona. The text praises universal faith and divine guidance, envisioning a temple built on truth with love and hope sheltering all, centered in a spiritual home within the Father’s heart.
Fragmentary medical archive description unclear case notes
The text appears as an aquated record of various ailments and conditions including headaches digestive issues and liver and kidney concerns. It resembles an old medical catalog or archival entry with garbled terminology and inconsistent phrasing.
General Gecil Clay Dies of Illness at Garfield Hospital
Gen Gecl Clay a longtime DoJ official and district National Guard organizer died at Garfield Hospital after a protracted illness. He served as general agent of the DoJ and commanded the Second Regiment in the District militia, with funeral services at St Andrews Church and private Arlington interment. He leaves a wife, a son John Cecil Clay in New York, and a daughter Miss Corona Clay.
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Department of Justice
Geel Clay
National Guard of
Garfield Hospital
239
Alock
Se Andrews
Arlington Cemetery
Gon Clay Fo
John Cecil Clay
New York
Mie Corona
National Guard
Mulitia
Clay
Narrk
Grape Nuts and ginger aid long distance runner’s recovery
A veteran sailor and former college athlete credits Grape Nuts and ginger for restoring endurance after injury. The testimonial notes improved digestion, steadier nerves, and sharper study focus, crediting the cereal product with boosting energy, weight, and mental vigor during training and competition.
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Ike
Eads
Strathdd
Ose
Mort
New York
Bupatod Bay
Philadelphia
Newark City
Cleveland
Concord
Kikiang
China
Olon
Forktown
Acapussh
Mtoxica
Sobig Bay
Cuble Way
Torinnoe
Philippines
Cape Cod
Taland
Wellville
New Tore by Cotgon and Courtney Stars Underdog Team
Local bảng report details Cotgon and Courtney leading New Tore in a surprising matchup. Strong performances from Napkin Chita Rainbow and Olundano Worker propel the team, with key plays from Alexandria Water and Hampton Reade, as Washington Tritos and Rewnor News Stringham supply scoring.
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Sley
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 Years on the Run
Chicago police report Fred Fenger a 34 year old deserter from the United States Army surrendered himself seeking Fort Sheridan notification. He left Fort Logan five years ago, married with three children, and claimed service in Company M of the First Infantry with postings to China and Manila before returning to the U.S.
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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 coast for drydock repairs
The tug Fleet will be at League Island Navy Yard for minor repairs while ships Mone and Kearsarge are expected within a week for termo repairs. Pailadeputa acpt 38-Thy uattle ships Kansas and Georgis are among the fleet to visit the Pauile Coast, with two ships arriving today for dockside work.
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Pailadeputa Acpt
Thy _uattle
Kansas
Georgis
Pauile
League Island Navy Yard
Engineers To Be Recruited To Maximum Strength In Philippines
The engineers will be recruited to the maximum unit strength across all engineer companies. Maj Gen Lesnar Wood was asked to designate two additional engineer companies in the Philippine Division to meet this request. The increase still falls short of the demand, with detachments and home companies being sent to the Philippines to augment forces.
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Philippines
Lesnar Wood
Philippine
Acrvics TC
Dntach
Irom
Dryden Trophy Damaged During Military Display
The Dryren Fylde Trophy captured by the army cavalry team at Bea Girt, NJ, this year was found battered and requires expert repair. Supporting arms bent, and the shield bearing the inscription of no records from year to year broke from its fastening. The cause of the damage is unknown.
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Bea Girt NJ
Wall
Militia Plan Outlined for Winter Deployments
District militiamen receive winter work orders from the National Guard held quarters as Gen Brett assigns drill sites at Center Market Armory to Fifth Battalion and multiple companies. The schedule lists Wednesday and Thursday movements for Battalions and units including First Regiment and Ambulance Corp, with Friday shifts for Third Battalion and Field Artillery.
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Ordein
National Guard
Adit
Brett
Plt
Taltatlon
Battery Field Artillery
Army Orders: officers reassigned to temporary duties
Alates of Abeune Piet Lieut Willem & Leonett je Pwady AHletastes cited for two months duty with ordnance department. Gal Cookie and Murray to Field Artillery in Columbus. 9600/6 Mt Aust Capt William A FRipl enters experimental flag with United States magazine. Lieut George RB Fauson assigned to retreat of melection at Friesland School Park banks.
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Alates
Abeune
Willem
Ship Captain Blamed for Dakote Wreck at Klukone Reef
Supervising Inspector General George Uhler censures Captain Emil Francke for reckless navigation and abandoning the Dakote after striking Klukone Reef off Japan. Evidence shows neglect of safety and leaving ship and crew to looters, with lessons on command fitness and licensing after 1908.
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Seattle
Emil Francke
Crancke
Klukone Reef
Japan
George Uhler
Stedmbout
AL Seattle
Francke
Lhler
Mir Unier
Lunier
Sun
Belog
Shier
Cantain
Ocean Steamers
Ator
Séreed
Agin Licer
Oteam Steamers
Washington hygiene congress invited to meet in capital
Prof Harrington of Harvard invites the Congress of Hygiene and Demography to meet in Washington next year. Delegates will be entertained with an opera performance a town hall dinner and a royal crown prince may attend events during the week.
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Congress of Hygiene and Demography
Spretel Cobte
Washington
Berlin
Prof Harrington
Harvard
Win Congress of Hygiene and Demography
New Fleet Obstacle Raises Ship Cost for Pacific Coal
amid effort to send the Atlantic fleet to the Pacific a 1900s law on tonnage and lighthouse dues for foreign vessels complicates coal transport. Navy bids open as foreign register carriers face higher costs. officials debate compliance, with some advocating foreign ships for Pacific deliveries to meet fuel needs.
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Pacific
Hattia
Riginal Iaw Ag
Department of Commeres and Labor
T Navigation Awa
Othe
Notiera
Amerian Arts
United
Straits
Department of Commercce and Labor
Bida
Pacifi
Navy Department
United States
Honolulu
Pacific Coast
Carr Cos
Atlantic
Paeli
Isea
Feenwae
Hampton Roads
San Fran
Heca
Tom Gerveube
Nerfelkt
San Francisco
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Iowa Capital
Interstate Commission
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John Currner
Bering Sea
DR Andrews
Aoki
Julia Ward Howes
Navona
Congres Aaiachaaidia
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Mary
Metal of Honor Legion of the
Loya Legion
Medal of Honor
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Gea Clay
Bonaparte
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Whu Vray
University of Pennsylvania
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West Virginia
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League Island
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Garry Coal
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Ame Cau Wesenls
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Fred J
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Stirling
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John Barrymore
Gale
Mackett Treneam
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Belasco Theatre
Joe Weber
Cecilia Loftus
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Harry Fields
Mildred Stoller
Lyceum
Gayety Theater Nly
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Parnell Stock CO
Benning Race Track
Gates of Justice
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Strathendrick Hampton
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Arthur C. Mayo
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RS Ave
Ith Street
Wicewo
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Woodie
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Aioe
Wiscouri
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Rocheile
Greurde
Praunda
Chevy Chase
Cathedral Ave
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Conte
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Frank P. Milburn
Woodward & Sn Almugsren
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Boston
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Emma Janvier
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