Senate bill fate in doubt as leaders push vote date
Democratic leaders predicted Senate action by August first on the sugar and wool schedules bill. Finance committee members said the bill would clear subcommittees by Tuesday and reach the Senate by June 2. Debate centered on farm materials, with activists urging cautious action as divisions linger over duties and agricultural provisions.
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Arbitration Treaty Signed Between United States and Britain
A new arbitration treaty with England was signed today by British ambassador Spring-Rice. The renewal covers disputes not affecting vital interests, independence, or national honor, allotting arbitration by The Hague for foreign issues between the two nations.
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Pioneer Banker of State Is Dead
Special Dispatch reports the death of Willam Wallace McCrackin, longtime banker and former mayor, who died suddenly this morning after collapsing on South Tith street. A native of Pennsylvania, he served in Iowa cavalry and as a federal gunboat mate, later building a diverse banking career in Montana, including leadership roles at the First National Bank in Butte and the Silver Bow National Bank. Funeral plans have not been announced.
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Turbulent election news and oddities across a rough year
A garbled miscellany from a local paper reports election chatter in Maine and distant places, names figures like Stewart and Maroney, mentions a graduation, a possible suicide note, and scattered notices from Anaconda to Missoula, with stray ads and strange headlines highlighting a volatile political and social mosaic. The readable fragments hint at school events, legal notes, and community notices amid a chaotic page full of errors.
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Extreme Heat and Drought Reported Across the Midwest and Plains
Sweltering heat grips the Midwest and Southwest with reports of record highs and worsening drought. Farmers describe significant crop damage in Kansas Oklahoma Missouri and surrounding states as wheat and other staples suffer declines. Weather officials warn continued heat and dry conditions may persist across central regions.
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Flying Boat Near Detroit on Trial Run
OddOCR fragment reports a pioneer flying boat nearing Detroit during a test flight. It mentions Mae H-Tree S and Amherst, with references to a Leiephent device and a 1 weight claim amid scattered names and places. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Senators to be asked interest in legislation
Nonsense OCR fragment mentions senators and legislation with garbled words and irregular capitalization. Key readable items include references to senators and a policy discussion, but concrete names, dates, or places are not discernible. The readable portions suggest a political context without identifiable entities.
Eluswe Stratton Excluded From Journal Again
Report notes Eluswe Stratton removed from journal proceedings amid renewed dispute. Details describe defense, local reactions, and conflicting accounts of the incident leading to his latest exclusion. The article references a series of prior events, including roadblock and security concerns surrounding Stratton’s status.
Roosevelt Wins His Libel Suit
The article recounts Theodore Roosevelts libel case, detailing the plaintiff’s deposition of witnesses and the defense strategy. It describes the claim that Roosevelt published statements about his opponents and the authors intent, including verification of facts by witnesses under oath.
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