Subsidy Bill Seen In Senate Commerce Hearings
Washington Jan 1% The senate commerce committee opened hearings on Frye's subsidy bill to promote U S foreign trade and fund auxiliary cruisers and vessels for government use. Present were Thomas Clyde Colonel B Y Wilson Theodore A. Search and other industry and trade leaders.
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NNI
Shiphntder
Eburope
Clark
Chaii
Washington
Senate Committee On Commerce
Frye
United States
Thomas Clyde
B. PY. W Wilson
Clnelanati
Theodore A. Search
National Manufacturers’ Assolntion
A. St. South
New York State
Comerce Commisston
Booth
Tla
Senators and ship curve measure urge fair play for American vessels
The article reports on Edmunds and fellow supporters pressing a measure to place American registered ships on equal footing with foreign built vessels in trade to Cuba Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines. It notes proposed funding of 20 to 25 million dollars to expand fast large capacity vessels and convertibles for defense, plus remarks by Louis Nixon on merchant ship costs. It also covers hearings on Senator Clark seat challenges with letters and money exchanges involving Clark and his associates. A small item mentions a $25 reward for a missing man in Racine Wisconsin.
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Enx-Shnator
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Asan
United States
Edmunds
Louis Nixon
Europe
Clark
Washington
Senate Committee On
Montana
Senate
Myers
C. W. Clark
Lim
Young Clark
Clarks
Ector
W. M. Bickford
H. H. Garr
Garr
Whiteside
Chirk
Bickford
Metor
Setor
Paris
Fight over sports ban stirs Indiana politics and other items
Indianapolis tensions rise as Alexandria plans a March 15 boxing event. Governor Mount vows no permit, threatens enforcement under Indiana law. Other reports include Dixon visiting the White House, a Bank of Rushford robbery attempt with dynamite, the Paris killing of brewer Paul Janjou by an American, Cebu combat with insurgents, cadet exam dismissals, a fatal Manchester fire, multiple New York fires, a Chicago brewery sale, a Republican convention move, and a Grand Rapids paper mill fire with $75,000 loss.
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Ae Maunt
Reig
Indianapolis
Dain
Alexandria Athletic Chats
James J. Corbett
Layill
Dixon Onlla
Washington
Dan
George Dixon
Terry MccGvern
Bol Armstrong
White House
Dixon
Buffato
N. Y
Bank of
Rushford
Hunleford
Alleghany County
Silvor
Paris
Paul Janjou
France
Riviera
Willian Martins
Martins
Asane
Grand Tripids
Wis
Nekoosa Paper Company
Mammoth Point
Nekoasa
Grandapids Fire Company
New York
Fatal Flood Strikes Kendrick Idaho Potlatch River area
Three children drowned as Potlatch River flood devastates Kendrick Idaho. Twenty houses swept away, vehicles overturned, rail lines and bridges washed out. Kenrick company warehouse with 50,000 bushels of wheat carried off. Rescue halted by ongoing cold water, residents flee to higher ground as railroad services cautious about repairs.
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Kendrick
Lia
Tani
Tuan
Dds
Comani
Hrinhtin
Tullette
Ida
Northern Pacific
Murelt
Breach of promise suit over broken engagement in Indiana
Miss Hattie Barco of Covington sues Stephen J. Foster of Covington for $10,000, alleging he promised marriage two years earlier, gave up social position for the union, prepared wedding clothes in Chicago, and later broke the engagement after postponing and then wed Miss Ana Meeker. Case transferred from Fountain County to Crawfordsville.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Tan
Leon
Fountain County
Hattie Barco
Covington
Stephen J. Foster
Barco
Foster
Ana Meeker
Bareo
Mix of Juniors and Sophs at Michigan Medicine Riot
In a chaotic clash at the Michigan College of Medicine the juniors and sophomores fought in the amphitheater. Bloodshed occurred but no serious injuries were reported as chaos spread, cadavers toppled, and dissecting tables overturned before janitors restored order within fifteen minutes.
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Michigan
Detroit
Michigan College of Medicine
McCoy Choynski Fight Ends In Third Round
Modern boxing match details recount McCoy and Choynski in a chaotic three round bout in New York. Choynski knocks McCoy down four times. McCoy bleeds around jaw and mouth. Both fighters exchange heavy blows as the bell and rounds blur. Post fight, lingering tension on a possible foul claim.
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McCoy
Choynski
New York
Choyuski
Choynst
Happy Thought Brightens Tribune Past Wit
Spontaneous jest from Isaac H. Bromley recalls long years with the New York Tribune. In a humorous exchange with Charles T. Congdon, Bromley jokes about Bayle’s Dictionary and outgrowing age with a birthday present. The tale ends with a quip about a lounge priced at 38 dollars.
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Lnte
Isaac HW. Bromley
New York
Tribway
Tribone
Charles T. Congdon
Bayse
Bromley
Bayle
A Moderate Man and Quotations From The Times
A fragmented clipping presents quotes about temper and home happiness. It includes a line about soup and cake pricing and a note on soap, attributed to Pregende Blatter, plus musings on the value of a sweet temper for women and the refreshing effect of a cheerful home.
Old Fashioned Remedies and Local Notices
A collage of 19th century advert sections notes electric bitters praised for elderly vitality, catarrh cures, and patent medicines. It also reports a Union Pacific hold-up investigation in Utah and Montana miners, a Pennsylvanian library boast, a Father Marquette monument plan, and rheumatism relief claims.
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Detroit Journal
Sonny
Sherman
Vermontville
Mich
Betotus
Usta Electric Bitters
Pfander & Hackrott
Sime
Rocky Mountain
Ronald
Sherri Layne
Ogden
Utah
Union Pacifle Tain
Wilcox
Wio
Madison Medicine Co
Governor Stone
Pennsylvania
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Freight. Co. Freight
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Great Waitren
Dally
Marshalltown
Peru
Afton Junction
Pion
Afton
Attorney AT Law
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Quesn's University
Cannada
Ollice
Breabytertin Church
I Ackley
Iowa
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Dr. Ms Nixsdrug
Fr. J. Miller
M.D
Ackley
L, Phelan
Tuco & Tunkebnan
J, A. Jones
D. D
Northwestern University
D. Chicago, Ilinois
H. van Giffin
New York Life Insurance Company
Keokuk
Des Moines Fire Ins. Co
Des Moines
Continental Insurinen Co
Newark
Dubuque Fire and Murlio
Amrlcan Mutual Accident Association of
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Travelers Insurance Comi Flartford
EE. D. Vorkes
A. Rath
Hickley
Macy
H. Althaus
Wagon Maker
Presbyterian Church
THE
Wedgetsdieys
Factor Frya
Racine
John Schroeder
Jt Ly
Indiana
Shang
Cel
Manila
Man
Cebu
Nineteenth Infantry
Sudleey Mountains
Delleleat
Folnt
Acnemy Board
Theilitary Academy
W. McCooley
W. C. Russell
Inglis
A. C. Crow
G la
Lacy
Thely Howe
Manchester
N. H
A. Blanchard
William Money
Blanchards
Pine Street
Corroun
Ezabeth Campbell
Jennie Campbell
Arelie Campbell
Marshall, Mich
Joseph Gramer
Louis A. Reuhl
Chicago
Hua Alty
Republican Blate Central Committee
Great Northern
Peoria
Towa
Conway
Sioux City
John Conway
Robert Rigmond
Fred Bigfort
Horeshoe
Steven S. Conway
Armour & Co
Joliet, II
Saloonkeepers' Association of
Joliet
Muscatine
A. A. Cooling
Wilton Junction
Carney
Indie
B Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Mall
Onewey &Co
Tolado
O. We
D. Cheeny
A West & Traux
Wholesale Druggista
Volide
O. Walding
Kianan_ & Marvin
Toledo
Ohio
Hal
Dr. King
D. ‘Purner
Dempseptown
Prander & Rackroft's
Father Marquette
Om Mudic Ioac Island
Chamberlain
J. A. Dorigen
Alpharette
Forsal
Nix
Bears
V. H. L. Myers
N. J
Swifts
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