Senator Ed Munds Returns to Work in Capitol Committee Room
Washington March 27 Senator Edmunds has returned to his committee room at the Capitol after a southward departure when congress adjourned He dictated correspondence attended a talk with ex Senator Evarts and pressed on with work on items referred to him A reporter found him vigorous and in good humor He dismissed rumors of resigning his seat and laughed at reports he might join the supreme bench He rents his house to Senator Washburn of Minnesota for health reasons and will continue to work in Washington for now The senate rolls and salaries for elects are discussed with John Hill and other cases noted including credentials and pay gaps for several senators and elects New Cardinals to be Created The Rome report notes several cardinals will be created after Easter with Italians predominating and among them five or six new cardinals The reference to Hill’s staff in New Jersey notes a sensational Montana marriage connected to a millionaire widow and Bartlett family links
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Kansas
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Russians Pay for Jewish Conversion In Russia’s New Industry
A St Petersburg dispatch reports a government funded conversion scheme where Jews taking Christian baptism receive fifteen rubles each time. Schwartzkoph among several Jews has undergone seven baptisms across different towns, with one man in Elizabethgrad recently baptized after a transfer from that city.
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Loxpon
St. Petersburg
Russia
Schwartzkoph
President Appoints One Judge During Congressional Recess
Washington reports Ivory G. Kimball of DC is named United States judge of the DC police court to serve until the next Senate session. This signals authority to fill a new presidential office during a recess, with future court appointments expected to lag.
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Ivory G. Kimball
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United States
Police Court
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Circuit Court
Bride Seeks Return of Trunks In Train Kiss Case
Mrs J C Carney of San Diego filed a writ of replevin in St Louis to recover her trunks from husband J C Carney after a kiss on a train angered her. She forgave him upon seeing him near the trunks and went with him to the hotel.
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Susan B. Mayberry
San Diego
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East
Chickamangua Secured Encampment and Strike End
Special dispatch from Atlanta reports Chickamangua winning the military encampment this year by advisory board decision. The Marietta and North Georgia strike is settled with workers returning to duties. signs suggest striker optimism and a some triumphal mood amid limited details. The electric line progress toward the Confederate monument continues as rains ease and track laying accelerates, with two weeks expected to complete the main line.
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Baxnen
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Marietta
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Ork
Letters on Fly Etiquette and Local Wit in BC
A Savona's Ferry correspondent shares anecdotes on fly squashing at meals, travel anecdotes about dentists, social manners from Murray Hill to Beacon Street, and a digressive piece on bowling and health. It sketches cultural quirks, personalities, and rural to urban contrasts with humor and satire.
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Jerry
Savona’s Ferry
British Columbia
A Case of Real Distress. Tommy Ma
Dialogue excerpt shows domestic distress over shopping for ribbons and shoes. Mother asks about the hole in the shoe and stocking loss during a school morning. Distress centers on practical needs and family cooperation.
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Tommy
Knee Sprang Horse Disease Causes and Prevention
A veterinary notice explains knee sprung horse disease, its causes, and preventive measures. Includes guidance on care, management, and simple remedies to improve affected animals standing posture and recovery.
Knee Disease in Horses and Spring Grass Seed Guidance
The text describes a knee affliction in horses caused by overexertion and poor footing, explaining how ligaments and tendons strain, with young horses at risk before seven years. It advises specialized shoeing, feeding from the ground, and guiding spring grass seed sowing for better hay and meadow crops. It also includes a local Georgia notice about letters of dismission and a court matter in Clarke County.
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Russell
Hypnotist Cures Senator Fair's Sons Of Alcoholism
In San Francisco report, Senator James Fair, father of Mrs. Herman Oelrichs, notes his two sons James Jr. and Charles were wild drinkers. Hypnotist Brown supposedly induced aversion to liquor in both, with James Jr. remaining unable to drink for six weeks and Charles developing a strong dislike for alcohol. Senator Fair calls his sons happier on the Pacific coast since.
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Cat
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Herman Oelrichs
Pacific Coast
James, Jr
Charles
James
German Hospital
Brown
Young Fair
World
Biar
Death of a Centenarian at Mt. Sir Ga
Rebecca Anderson died at 102 years and 2 months in Mt. Sir Ga. She had been blind for years but moved about her home. She left many descendants including grandchildren and thirty eight great grandchildren. Her husband died at 70 after they settled here since the era of Indigenous inhabitants. The Wool Hat Trust collapsed in Danbury Conn after two weeks of operation.
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Arry
Rebecca Anderson
Wool Hat Trust
Danuuky, Conn
Crumbling Georgia Labor Talks and Alliance Feud
The article sketches a tense labor situation around Rome and Marietta with small strikes quiet elsewhere and hints at a looming crisis in North Georgia politics. Governor Northen faces opposition from Alliance President Livingston, while a disputed sketch in the New York Mail and Express fuels the political controversy ahead of the next state session. The piece notes mounting tension over Livingston being tagged as real editor of the Southern Alliance Farmer and the ensuing strategic political maneuvering.
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Tigher Board
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Macon
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Ray Tennessee
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Livingston
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Gonay
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Southern Allisance
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Colonel Livington
Baby One Sold Sore Tries Remedies Then Cured
A brief notice states a baby suffered persistent sores with no relief despite various attempts. Cultural remedies were tried and provided cure, ending distress. The report emphasizes the child’s recovery after nonmedical approaches.
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