France Faces Presidential Debate Amid Senate Crisis
Paris reports a tense chamber as supporters push for executive prerogatives and reform. Key figures include ministers Antonis Vubost and Pap ophile Detcusss, with Clemenceau negotiating behind the scenes. A potential compromise candidate may emerge to bridge factions as debates unfold. Chicago notes R A Miller named passenger game manager for the railroad.
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Paris
Fiul Desepanel
Adieu
Winsett lLunight
Remihlig
Breucher Taywond Dolvenne
Torter Prealer
Diay
Senate
Jean du Puy
Publis Works
Papophile Detcusss
Maring
Cutt
Denchitel
Fremhisen
France
Railroads Open Tracks Through Cascade Drifts
Milwaukee rail lines break storm delay across 100 Mile Mountains as snow freezes on Western Washington routes. Great Northern and Northern Pacific report improvements, trains moving with few delays despite historic snowfall in the region.
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Seattle
Jum
Milwaukee Rail
Seid Ais
Deslus
Washington
Western Senators Seek Unified Western Interior Appointment
A crowd of Western Democratic senators convenes to back a united appeal to President Wilson for the Interior secretary job. They name Governors Norris of Montana, Hawley of Nevada, and others as potential picks, urging support for a Western candidate to shore up the region’s influence.
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Stelal
Weaehington
D. Cy. Dat
Lester Bo
Weng
Wwastern
Norrie
Murkun
Govenor Hawley
Thane
Joseph N
Unclear fragmentary text from historic page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a governor and a public speaker urging action in South Carolina with vague references to a proposed cent talliar hil. No clear events, names, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
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Toporter
Governae Mease
South Carolina
Governor comments on rumors during early primary season
The report notes Governor Will Way of New Hampshire reacting to rumors about state elections in Maine, New Hampshire, Illinois, South Dakota and Pennsylvania. He stresses he will support progressives and Democrats while avoiding partisan bias, and comments on connections to the Maine situation and remarks attributed to other political figures.
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Trenton
Jan
Muhie
New Miempehire
Tinois
South Dakote
Pentesser
Rhode Island Vote First in Capital during Electors Session
In Washington on January 4, 1865, Rhode Island and other state electors gathered as the electoral college began its proceedings to tally votes for the presidency. The scene featured key figures and the ceremonial process leading to the official declaration of the president.
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McCabe
Dinode
Washington
Movabe
Raleigh
North Carolina
Saul Spits
Ines
Wonger
FE. Devlendorff
Eerneare
Sherman
Bodag
Nouse
Stanta Vnees
Wilkon
Kindness of heart leads to trouble in Mivladelpus tale
A garbled report centers on a man named Joice Seebert W. Archhall and a district case in a distant city. The piece references authority figures, personal conduct, and a court in transition, with unclear details but a note of public consequence and an attempted interview.
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Mivladelpus
Joice Seebert W. Archhall
Afte
Dds
United Staws
Chesanace
Revidence
Hia Sing
Serauein Caeay
WMLT
Rome
Vote for Senator Only Two Absent
A fragmentary note ambiguous in content. It appears to reference voting for a senator with an indication that only two are absent. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are readable.
Routine Senate Proceedings and Landmark Amendments
A legislative summary notes a Felony desk at the capitol with routine committee work and amendments. It details proposed constitutional changes affecting district judges and procedures for impeaching judges, and outlines additional bills on grain laboratories roads sanitation and chattel mortgages. The report mentions long debates on privilege and a vote continuation page three.
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Bronte
AsbetdanTo
Ilata Grain Laboratory
Nus
Akebeidge
Whiteside
Edwaarde
Beardtsn
Garhisya
Mik
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