Partisan clash over railroad inquiry in Iowa hearing
The document records a heated exchange during a Senate interstate commerce committee investigation into railway rate policy. Governor Gunvans defends his stance as fair while Senator Mikts of West Virginia is criticized for alleged bias toward rail interests. A cross examination scene features testimonies and signals of political tension.
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Final wage talks loom as miners press for scale
Indianaplate era of labor tension reported as operators and miners debate a wage scale. Joint committees meet amid threats of late April action and potential unified talks. Officials signal possible talks tomorrow to avert broader strikes and a public declaration of positions.
Hold Out Little Hope of Pattison's Recovery
A late bulletin reports Pattison's condition remains frail with favored progress noted by physicians. Family members feel concern, yet officials state no definitive setback and keep hope for recovery as further updates are awaited from attending physicians.
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American church marks anniversary of consecration
The crowd filled St Paul church for the anniversary celebration of its consecration with I. C. Potter delivering the sermon. Bishop Porter led the service as the first church in America under Rene in Iss, held in a private house. Bucharest reports March 25 note the king and Mech headed toward Lugano, with King Charles to Vienna for a medical specialist consultation.
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American diplomacy at Algeciras conference stalls progress
Reporters in Algeiras describe a tense conference as delegates from major powers hold cautious talks on reform measures. The American White House press chief signals possible compromise while warning that friction may arise from control of customs and division of the capital.
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Train Robbery Suspect Surrenders Claims Involvement
A fragmented report details a suspect saying he robbed a train near Galena on the Chicago and North Western line in 1847. The text references witnesses, unsteady details, and a claim of participation with others in a noted robbery near Hog, with unclear dates and locations.
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Floods in Big Horn Basin Damage Ranches
March reports from Basin Wyoming describe an ice pack on the Big Horn River causing overflow and extensive damage to ranches and property. High water from late snowmelt threatens the Missouri River, with warm weather accelerating floods.
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Unclear OCR fragment hints at religious figures arrival
Fragment mentions Archbishop Ireland of St Paul and Cardinal Vantnelli with other church leaders awaiting arrival in Rome. Details garbled. no clear event date or location beyond Rome and St Paul.
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Obituary Notice for Public Education Leader in New York
Dr. MARNETSpean a former superintendent of schools in Omaha and senior director at the National Wardalation died here today in New York. The fragmented text notes his roles and status without clear dates or full names may reflect OCR errors.
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Coal strike drives coal price rise and wage demands
The text outlines proposed wage increases and coal price adjustments as miners seek higher wages and shorter workdays. It notes a $1.20 per ton price impact and three major changes including a wage rise for miners, a one extra hour workday, and adjustments tied to by product costs and by regulation.
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Titania's Hard Luck Aboard And Ashore In Peril
The vessel Titania endures peril at sea and fire on return to St Jala's Mayet. Efforts to control the blaze are ongoing as crew members fight to prevent total loss. reports indicate significant damage and possible abandonment of the craft.
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Valuable Papers Burned in Hawthorne Loss in New York
Julian Hawthorne’s loss reported as valuable papers burned. The fire damaged manuscripts and autographs, with multiple letters and personal items destroyed or smoke damaged. Names and places are partially obscured but indicate a significant private collection and references to contemporaries.
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Gove Is Meal in Final Round of Carterh Stiles Championship
The article reports Gove advancing to the final round of the Carterh Stiles championship for the old racquet in Vant tonnie. Tonia Macanel from the Bergen V Larkowend club defeats Pierre Jouinednet of Vuxento club in Lirev arraleltari. Could be seen as a strong candidate for next week’s matronal elan.
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Wartime Censors Crack Down on Party Agitation
Amid wartime censorship, authorities vow to suppress agitation. Police and court action target activists and organizers blamed for spreading discontent and undermining morale. Officials indicate stringent penalties for those promoting unrest in public forums.
Stricken by Lightning During Sermon in Carson Iowa
In Carson Iowa on a March day Rev J B Janz pastor of a Latter Day Saint church was struck by lightning while preaching. He died within half an hour as a storm raged and lightning sleeve hung around his head. The congregation was stunned and the church was later set on fire.
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Two Men Die in Saloon Shootout in Town
In a late night saloon brawl here, two men were killed and two were wounded. Witnesses say Samuel Vigil and Martiniez were shot by Davis who claims self defense. Davis was attacked by a mob. Vigil's father attacked Davis with a shotgun before being knocked unconscious by a deputy.
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Great Misery In Famine District Of Japan
Report from the famine district of Japan details severe misery and suffering as winter bites. Children are being separated from homes, gathered at Okayama orphanage and Ayend volway station, while aid arrives slowly. The government and private groups coordinate food and clothing relief amid ongoing aftershocks from the earthquake.
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Neeta
Ler Dex Winchon
Rovernmient
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