Senate Passes Subsidy Bill After Prolonged Debate
A lengthy session ends with Senate approval of a subsidy measure aimed at supporting American shipping and maritime interests. Key votes show party lines, with Republicans opposing final passage while a Democrat supports, amendments limit annual subsidies to five million dollars and bar foreign-ship participation. The act, titled To Provide for Ocean Mail Service Between the United States and Foreign Ports, seeks to boost commerce and deep-sea fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mandiy
Alison
Dalliver
Altison
Pryu Tituitlug
Base
Ohio
Flerpont Morgan
Leyland Line
United States
Borugn
Pension Commissioner Evans Io Soon 19 Resign
Pension Commissioner Evans Io Soon is expected to resign within months after accepting a substantial promotion from the president, though no definite successor or arrangement has been set. The president and officials value Evans’s reliability and high character as crucial in the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Powsite
Severas
Buren
Eyana
Quy
Reciprocity Split Shapes Trade Policy Debate
Fragmented remarks on reciprocal trade with Cuba trigger party friction over tariff cuts. Defected unity pushes a plan to reject concession and push a strengthened stance. In Indiana, Hammond plans to relocate a large packing operation to Chicago stockyards, potentially creating about 3,000 jobs at a cost near $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
G. 1
Hammond Conjntityiag Alecidet
Ommend
Ind
Great Birilkele Over and Labor Strife Ends
Fragmented report notes a massive strike of about 20 000 workers near Boston called off as most return to work under constraints. Dispatch cites delays, no news from Hurouinn, and ships entering port. Details about a new House doorkeeper candidate and Republican party updates are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birilkele
Boston
Muosluy
Worl
Hurouinn
AirHlax
Toke
Ueth Hutronlys
Lyons
Ovba
N.Y
Bite
North Dakota and Canadian storms strand rail traffic
Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines suffer widespread disruption as a severe winter storm halts service across North Dakota and western Canada. Snow and high winds strand trains, sever communication, and close divisions from Winnipeg to Bearded areas, with many routes abandoned and no northbound service since Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Norths
Lati
Sind
St. Pand
Aleet
Willistin
Ween Farge
Guaselton
Ney
Dakota
Great Northern
Svinudato
Winnipeg
Niko
Aimee
Miles Denied Plan To End Philippine War With Lethal Pace
Secretary Root rejects General Miles's proposal to end the Philippine conflict through a strategy mirroring his past campaigns. The plan, contested by Root, was reviewed by the White House and discussed with President Roosevelt, who supported the secretary’s stance amid claims the war was effectively over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Philippines
Trout
Nelson A. Miles
Army
Mile
War Department
Philippine Islands
Rant
Gen. Miles
Breshlout Roosevelt
Toot
Miles
Sixth Victim of Beaumont Murders Found
A new floater, identified as white painter and paper hanger V.R.B., McNayner, is found in the Neches River at Beaumont Texas. Authorities declare him the sixth victim of the Mattie Bennett gang and report an arrest of Joe Hood, with jail confinement easing public unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Neches
Texas
Aix
McNayiara
Garaner
Mattie’ Tenneott
Reaumont Citrfeuts
Joe Hood
Mattie" Bennett
Infant suffocated by cat in Denyer Back Yard accident
Twelve month old Obil, son of Gustave Brown, traveling salesman, died after a large cat suffocated him while the child slept in a backyard crib. Dr Waxkant arrived too late to save the infant. The death is attributed to the animal.
Hevious Five in Naval Arsenal Destruction
A section of the naval area near Valdiraiso Chill was destroyed with losses estimated at 1 000 000 dollars. A duel at Purdy station Nevada left both men wounded and one dead after shots fired at eight feet distance. Turkish arrests reported in Constantinople with claims of widespread unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval
Arsenal
Valdiraiso
Chill
Heese Eyany
A. A. Smith
Winchesters
Purdy Station
Nevada
Whicks
Tatelp
Whnekt Wworthreas
Strike settles amid disrupted freight and labor tensions
Readings recount a prolonged labor strike in Boston affecting freight, with 20 600 places disrupted and 10 percent of workers returning to jobs. Gov. Grane mediated at the state house as employers and unions clash over terms, while shipments faltered and drivers, clerks, and truckers faced recruitment from rival firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ridny ‘Tima
Alte
Attanaportation
Estinell Heaan
Belhe Prareportation Company
Jon Yellave Uni
Delog
Nak
Inc
Ain
Candlers
Linve
Grant Interests
Gov. Grane
State ‘House
Fasten
Okano
Paris Press Calls For French Warship To Honor Rochambeau Monument
A Parisian newspaper urges France to send a warship to the Washington Rochambeau monument inauguration. Ambassador Cambon advocates strong French government representation at the ceremony. The piece links the gesture to Prince Henri's visit and a Franco American display of sympathy and grandeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhe Hebe de Paris
United States Congress
France
Washington
Atay 24
Surs
Cambor
Navy
Prince Henri
Auchimbeau
Private Competition Entering Money Order Business
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports bankers plan to enter the money order business at cut rates as a competitor to express firms and the government. A uniform bank money order would be payable through a New York City clearing house with branches in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis ‘Sentinel
Charles Ii Farrell
Capital National Bank
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Priddy
New York City
Carnegie Gives Generous Gifts At Library Dinner
Andrew Carnegie, chief guest and principal speaker at the seventh annual New York Library Club dinner, announced forty library applications for consideration. Eight hundred librarians from New York City and nearby attended as Carnegie spoke on universal library service and pledged support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acta
Andrew’ Carnegie
Aid
New’ York
Souvenir Rush Dents Luncheon Service At City Inn
Reported at a luncheon event a crowd of about 2 000 witnessed the launch of a vessel named Meteor. Rupert Fritz of New York allegedly provided silver items as souvenirs. In the rush to collect souvenirs much of the silverware vanished before staff could intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Fritz
New York
Hinperor
William
Jes Nesinod
Wvita
Fritz Mnddle Assistacts
Boundary dispute remains unsettled despite official note
Swatlage announces no direct settlement has been reached between Chi and A gente on the boundary. A proposition on the subject will be considered. Field Marshal Von Wolsaley departs London for Cape Town. Officials deny any official visit while ship connections stir talk of a pirate sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swatlage
de Chili
Chi
Agente
Cape Town
Field Marshal
von Wolsaley
London
Cape
Wowr Baturlay
Linuip
Goskip
Fragmentary OCR: Civil War era debt dispute emerges
Readable fragments show references to a civil war era debt, a state arrangement, and a contested payment of 300000 dollars. Mentions an auditor and a future payment plan, with uncertain quotations and garbled names.
Tragic Knife Accident Kills Hanmer Meetas Daath Victim
In Like City an accident occurred when a knife plunged into Hanmer Meetas Daath during cutting up meat. A bystander and medical team rushed to assist as blood loss threatened to end his life within minutes. Despite surgery, the shock and injuries proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanmer
Renee
Geil
Wilis
Oita
State Labor Convention Progress in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids labor convention is reported to be near completion with indications of strong progress for the state labor movement. A central assembly is planned at Marshalltown by President Holder, with union consolidation spreading to other cities and crafts following the pattern set by state trade organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar, Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Holder
Seat Federation
Towa
Brielklayurs
Esamme
Printarky Eliza
Kerk
Head Severed From Body in Train Incident
A young man Kay Booth aged 18 of 3001 Chicago Street Sioux City was fatally struck by a freight car at 6 o clock Thursday evening. A coroner's jury found Brainard murdered for nearly $3,000 on his person and investigations continue to identify suspects. Reports mention an insanity commission case in Cook County and unrelated local incidents including a missing girl case near Eidora and the Unitarian Conference closing at Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Booth
Chicago
Sioux City
Union
A. E. Brainard
Hin
Missoley
Brainard
Misaouri Valley
Lim
Eildora
Mack
Sybose
Chichyo
Augusta Zitske
Visitation and Religious Sermon at Latter Day Church
Fragmented OCR text references a visitation and event at a Latter Day church. It mentions headquarters, economic aspects of Christ, and prophetic themes. The fragmentary passage names Joseph, Hinder, and various locations, with unclear dates or outcomes.
Duck Hunter Shot Injuring Boy On Lake Manawa Beach
A year old boy, son of Dy, Jy Te aervon, was accidentally shot while duck hunting at Lake Manawa by a stranger who opened fire as the group hunted near the dunes. The stranger fled into the woods after the gun discharge. The boy was seriously wounded and his status listed as recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inis
Berroy
Northwestern Town Teachers Meeting Program Hailed
Announced program for the Northwestern Jaws Teachers Association meeting set for April 10 11 and 12 in Spencer features Superintendent H J Kunst Lions City schools and noted speakers include Gyo prominent educators from elsewhere President Machen of Iowa University and Hon Henry Honck deputy state superintendent of public instruction Speeches cover educational topics with plans for Friday evening events and notable addresses from regional leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Town Teachers’ Meeting
Have Bee
Northwestern Jaws Teachers’ Association
Spencer-Apil
H. J. Kurnts
Lions City Schools
He Gyo
Yite
Funy
Cherokee Hospital prepares for new state institution opening
Preparations underway as Juds Robinson John Downie and Dry Wolding work at the Cherokee hospital to ready facilities for the forthcoming state institution. They advertised for horses but prices were too high, complicating procurement. Ray Tong Beek, a county farmer, has secured 28 horses for the hospital’s farm relocation. The 240 acre site was moved into the hospital farm area as a preferable option amid rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juds¢ Robinson
John Downie
Dry Wolding
Chargkée
Ile Thorae
Cherokee County
Las Bees
Ethe Hospital
Innocent Boy Fatally Wounded in Creston Fight
A violent clash in Creston during a prigespil left a 14 year old boy dead and another injured. The incident ended with Jackson jailed as investigators probe the motive and participants.
Accidents and pensions dominate Le Mars notice row
A Le Mars column reports multiple mishaps including a severe leg fracture from a ladder fall, a rider thrown from a horse with wrist injury, and a pension grant of 22 per month totaling 220. It also notes officials appointing dairy and tax officers and a large will bequest for a Catholic seminary in Dubuque. Names and places anchor the scattered items.
Fragmented OCR recounts state politics and audits
A garbled 19th century report outlines audits and legal questions involving state funds, the Odd Fellows lodge, and an attorney general's opinion. It references Lafayette Young, certificates of state payment, and the need to amend legislation before using a building for a grand lodge meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiste
Odd
Davenport church to replace with new $80,000 building
Copy on the Davenport church indicates the Central Church plans a substantial expansion or replacement to a handsome new structure valued around $80,000. The project reflects local religious growth and community investment amid assorted notes on events in the region.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Akron
Round& Smith Bros
Venezuela
Gan
Port Guanta
Guanta
Velionuclg
Ciudad de Cura
Valgacia
Floater
Bridieh
Varigus Abip Building Companies
Abips
Tracy
Bil
Yreey
Bury
Mormbay
Proyiog
Mars
Carnegie
Gongisely Ondeneed
Alain Agers
Guld
Nenriys
STATE
Labor Convention
Des Moines
Uuitariang& Tewins
Des Majuos
Mitch
United Mine Workers of America
Mia Beale
Mitchell
Rapo
Mark ¥Aneo
Ottomya
Rupin Otk
Rameni
Ehtireh
Joseph Bruty
Mali
Finoni
Saintes
Duck Hunter
Cherokee Hospital
Negro Gamblera
Reiger
Uger
Eltigon
LeMars
Peter Homes
Oater
Thy
Geo. Buelders
Throwar
Leoken
Mayipen
LeMaya
Compa M
Tovel
New Dairy
Gommistiners Toys Commins
Ats Sp
Dairy Commissionte
Fifa
Michael Henhosioy
Michel
Crumlun
McOuerdy
Buchyime
Mullan
Corncilan
Lafayette Young
Young
Biy
Moat
Panos
Heesa
Albla
Missouri
Hooosevelt
Orliual Military Poat
Jjunellos Des Moines
Raccoon
Rivers
Allen
Deugootis
Company of the West
Des. Mojues
Howe
Nilson
Iowa
Electrical Workers
Muse
Acu
Waghin
Davenport
Thu M
St. I
Dorge
Bolla
Trenton
Boone County
R Tural Society
Wolves
Truman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!