Rebate Fines Upheld In Hepburn Act Case
Denver Sept 92 An appeals court in Denver upheld the district court ruling in the Great Northern rebating case. The circuit court held the Hepburn act was not repealing and does not bar prosecutions for rebates granted before passage. The decision affirms prior indictments against the Great Northern and related railroad defendants for rebates on oats and corn shipments in Minnesota.
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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
Carle
Minneapolis
Vigat
Kansas City
Cidae
Des Moines Objects to Rates Filed by Railways
Des Moines officials contest proposed freight and passenger rates filed yesterday by Des Moines area rail committees against multiple railways. The filings allege that the rate structure would impose undue burdens on local commerce and transportation, seeking regulatory review and adjustment to ensure fair charges. Local authorities assert the need for reasonable rates across services affecting Des Moines and surrounding areas.
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Fis Moines
Crewe Wester Railway
Lake Storo
Post Office to Grant National Guard Duty Leave
Postmaster General issues order permitting absence without pay for National Guard service. Emphasizes feasible duty arrangement to avoid hardship, and urges postmasters to consider leave without detriment to essential postal operations.
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Natiinal Guard
Poatal Service
Fecal Myyer
Willon
Aiasy Bay
Pricen
National Guard
Cutter Aids Shipwrecked Describe Wreck Near barren shore
Treasury report from Capt Mungee notes Cutter McCulloch saved 242 persons after collision with Currie schooner near Jol a Currie. Survivors were transferred to Thetis and Thetle received orders to fund at Soward or Beattle. Location described as a bleak barren shore in the Thetis area.
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Treasury Department
Mungee
Commas
Jatlacka
McCulloch
Welson
Axon Lanimok Island
Hering Sea
Soward
Beattle
Sas 4
Central American Peace Conference Planned in Washington
Presidents Roosevelt and Dial announce a conference in Washington between November and December inviting Central American delegates. The telegrams from Washington and Merleo outline the plan for a peaceful settlement of disputes and invite three republics to send ministers and delegates to the talks.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Merleo
Romnelt
Dix
Medivan
Imo
Agroe Vpaq
Merting
Porto Rico Needs Docks Says Governor on Visit
Porto Rico governor, a Philadelphia steamer passenger, reports to the President on private business and delivers an imminent annual report. He cites severe drought this year lowering crop prospects and warns of insufficient transportation facilities. He urges dredging San Juan Harbor and bulkhead reclamation to expand wharf space and improve vessel handling with future appropriations.
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New York
Porto Rica
Philadelphia
San Susan
Gos
Pomard
Reagans
Guv
Porto Rico
San Juan Harbor
Bryan and Third Race Presidency Tale From Nebraska
Special to The Washington Post recounts Stephen Grady, a Nebraskan once in Kansas City, retelling Bryan’s tale of a candidate who is defeated thrice in a presidential race. Bryan quips about age and crossing the river, noting few die after eighty, amid questions on political perseverance.
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Washington Post
New York
Stephen
Grady ‘Ormerly
Kansas City
Jennings Bryan
Bryan
West
Mr Bryan
Mr . Bryan
Hungarian Song Causes Disturbance at New York Concert
New York concert triggered a general disturbance when Baron Ore von Hecining Carroll refused to rise for a Hungarian song sung by actress Mile Rithy. The Kos suth Song, banned by Austria Hungary, provoked counter demonstrations as Hungarian attendees applauded 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 Prompts Pacific Waters Debate at GWU
Dr Benjamin Andrews president of the University of Nebraska will deliver an address at George Washington University Belasco Theater on October 16. The speech concerns U S status as a Pacific power and possible sending an Atlantic fleet to Pacific waters. University officials say they cannot predict the president’s exact stance or impact of the topic.
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United
Aoki Returns to City from Vacation in Buena Vista
Japanese Ambassador Viscount Aoki arrived in Washington after a months long absence and declined interviews. He did not comment on legislative matters as discussions focused on a special session to consider appropriations for Central Normal College under an existing pension law amendment.
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Vacaton
Viscount Aoki
Washington
Buena Vials Md
Mon
Lanning Midh
Fretones MO Warner
Central Normal College
Hymn by Julia Ward Howes at Navona quoted poem
A fragmentary OCR presents Julia Ward Howes new hymn sung at the Navona festival. The text invokes divine guidance and unity among nations, praising faith, conscience, and a shared sheltering love. It reflects religious and poetic imagery on divine visitations and a temple built on truth.
Unclear historical notice on medical terms and conditions
Fragmentary text discusses a list of ailments including headaches digestion and liver issues with garbled spellings, referencing an archival record. No clear date or identifiable entities present.
General Gecil Clay Dies After Illness at Garfield Hospital
General Gecil Clay long time Department of Justice agent and district National Guard supporter died at Garfield Hospital after a protracted illness. He led the Second Regiment in the District militia and helped organize the National Guard, survived by wife, son John Cecil Clay in New York, and daughter Mie Corona. Interment at Arlington Cemetery private. funeral at St Andrews Church.
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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
Metal of Honor Legion of the
Loya Legion
Medal of Honor
Clu
Gea Clay
Bonaparte
Contac
Grape Nuts and Ginger Aid Civil War Hero’s Enduring Strength
A fragmentary ad recounts a Civil War veteran involved with the Fifty-eighth Pennsylvania and later the Department of Justice. It praises Grape Nuts as energizing nutrition, detailing athletic gains and mental clarity while linking the product to health benefits and broader fortifications of the brain and nerves.
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Ike
Eads
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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 Others Reported in Local Notes
A string of brief notices mentions New Tore by Cotgon and several others across regions including New Tone Sley, Coton Wolverine vom Detealt, Cleve land Peaks, Alexandria Water Hampton Reade Vonword, Kinkiang for Napkin Chita Rainbow, Malte for Olundano Worker, and Washington Tritos from Wwalinaton. Additional items reference News Stringham vom Nerport for vape Coday.
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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 Away
Fred Fenger a 34 year old United States army deserter surrendered to police requesting Fort Sheridan be notified. He had deserted five years earlier from Fort Logan after marrying and fathering three children. He claimed service in China and Japan and noted postings to Manila before returning to the United States and assignment to Company M of the Fifteenth 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 reach League Island
In a brief naval note two ships from Kansas and Georgia are expected to arrive at League Island Navy Yard for minor repairs. The battle ships Mone and Kearsarge are also en route and anticipated to reach within a week for termo repairs.
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Pailadeputa Acpt
Thy _uattle
Kansas
Georgis
Pauile
League Island Navy Yard
Engineer units slated to reach full strength in Philippines
Commander directs recruitment of engineer companies to maximum legal strength in the Philippines Division to meet a request from Major General Lesnar Wood for two additional engineer companies. The increase still may not satisfy demand, with detachments from home units to be sent to the theater.
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Philippines
Lesnar Wood
Philippine
Acrvics TC
Dntach
Irom
Lhler
Mir Unier
Lunier
Sun
Belog
Shier
Cantain
Ocean Steamers
Ator
Séreed
Agin Licer
Oteam Steamers
Dryden Fylde Trophy Damaged at Bea Girt NJ
The Dryden Fylde Trophy captured by the army cavalry team at Bea Girt NJ shows extensive damage. The shield is broken and two supporting arms are bent. inscription plate is detached. cause of damage unknown. expert repair required to presentable condition.
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Bea Girt NJ
Wall
Militia Orders For Winter Drill Assignments
The National Guard issued plans outline district militia winter work with drill sites at Center Market Armory. Monday assigns Fifth Battalion and Company A of the First Regiment. Wednesday assigns Sixth Battalion and Compass First Regiment. Thursday assigns Second Battalion and Ambulance Corps of the Third Regiment. Friday assigns Third Battalion Signal, Cord and Wire, and Battery Field Artillery for main movements.
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Ordein
National Guard
Adit
Brett
Plt
Taltatlon
Battery Field Artillery
Army Orders Readied for Temporary Duty Assignments
Army orders list officers and ratings assigned to temporary duties across ordnance, field artillery, infantry and experimental programs. Names include Lieut Willem, Leonett, and George Fauson with posts in the United States magazine project and Massachusetts area schools.
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Alates
Abeune
Willem
Congress of Hygiene and Demography Invited to Washington
Harvard Professor Harrington invites the Congress of Hygiene and Demography to meet in Washington next year. The delegates will be entertained with an Italian opera, a dinner at the town hall, and a formal dinner in Berlin during the week. The invitation emphasizes scholarly exchange and civic events.
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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 Coal Ship Costs for Pacific Run
The article reports a dispute over using foreign vessels to carry coal for the Navy fleet to the Pacific coast, under existing tonnage and lighthouse duties. It notes a Cabinet conference led to a reversal, inviting foreign owners to bid, with fifteen foreign-registered ships already sailing or en route for Atlantic to Pacific coal deliveries, amid bids for Honolulu and Pacific Coast transport.
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Pacific
Riginal Iaw Ag
Department of Commeres and Labor
T Navigation Awa
Othe
Notiera
Amerian Arts
United
Straits
Department of Commercce and Labor
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Bida
Elem
Hays
Navy Department
United States
Honolulu
Pacific Coast
Carri
Atlantic
Pa Eli
Isea
Feenwae Tron
Hampton Roads
San Fran
Heca
Tom i Gerveube
Nerfelkt
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