Funeral notices and interment plans for comrades in Angier area
Readable fragments indicate interment arrangements and funeral attendance for local comrades, naming Adair Herr Eszard Fy Jon and others. The text references a Masonic ceremony and artillery ceremonial elements, with attendance details and tributes to fallen members.
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Lalley
Max
Adair Herr
Eszard
Ome Fy
Jon
Tosy
Terrillery
Ang
PD Kluis
Weather Forecast Summary From OCR Notes
Forecasters expect strong north winds and clearing skies with possible rain or snow. Areas near higher elevations may see gusty outflows and much colder air from the north. Light to brisk winds shift northeast by Thursday with improving conditions and fair weather by Friday.
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Osinds Shire
Prison officers obey Geckhar order on pardon release
Aldham pardoned a convict and he was released yesterday. Governor Beckham issued the pardon for John Seals of Louisville. Deputy Warden Punch ordered the release as papers arrived. Legislative hopes rise for both parties to meet in Frankfort Monday February 15 to harmonize leadership in the Senate and avoid clashes with Governor Tasler.
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Frankfort
John Seals
Louisvibe
Beckham
Punch
Seals
Douglas Haye
Knott
Covernor Taxilords
Unicon
Mize Taster
Taster
Barly
London
Toubsville
Trimble
Toay
Supreme Court hears election contest appeal in Kentucky cases
Judge Taft accepts appeals from late study election contest rulings. Attorney HB Mackey and allied lawyers argued that Aristideson cannot lie in federal court, citing two injunction petitions from Kentucky district judges. The circuit court actions sought to oust Republicans by the state board of elections, with Taft granting the appeals in each case.
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Taft Giants
Cincinna
HB Mackey
Bradley
United States Circuit
Tudse Witam Raft Im Chambers
Yenfeed
Ptilian For Appeal
Tudee Tift
Aristitetionannot
Clicuit
Kentucky
Sweeney Onne
State Board of Elections
Mackex
Taft
Stie
Sudge Taft
Senate Favors International Coin System Yet Endorses Bank Notes
Washington February 15 Senate approves a finance bill enabling national banks with 20000 capital in towns up to 4900 inhabitants and sets gold parity for all currency. It creates a 5 million gold fund for note redemption, allows 2 percent thirty year bonds, and limits notes to 10 dollar minimum denominations. Debate lauds and denounces international bimetallism while party lines hold on key amendments.
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Finance Committee
Nelson
Minnesota
Chandler
New Hampshire
Caffery Democrat
Louisiana
Lindsay
Kentucky
Kyle
South Dakota
Jones
Bill Ag
United States
Treasury
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Morgan
Alabama
Platt
Connecticut
Plattt
Teller
Cockrell
Wr Teller
Bikins
West Virginia
Elkins
Bryan arrives in Charleston for two hour speech
Colonel William J Bryan arrived in Charleston at 8 25 o clock tonight and was met by city officials and a large crowd. He spoke two hours at the Thompson Memorial auditorium on the money question trusts and imperialism, amid prolonged applause from the audience that filled the main floor galleries and aisles.
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Charleston
William J Bryan
Espacelal Committee
Columbia
Line Street
Smithe
Bevan
Thompson Memorial Auditorium
Brian
Bryan
T W Bacot
Smythe
Clark Case Reveals Bribe Allegations In Senate Probe
Justice Hunt testified before the Senate committee on privileges and elections about a perceived $10 bribe attempt linked to W A Clark's Montana senate election. He said his family physician Dr Tracey sought to influence him for Wellcome in Clark disbarment proceedings. The witness avoided public disclosure due to humiliation. committee adjourned after a four hour session.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Electrne
W A Clark
Senate
Montana
Hunt
Montana Supreme Court
Tracey
Lawser Wellcome
Clark
Faulkner
Ur Tracey
Commission Arrives in Granada After Canal Route Exam
The United States canal commission, now in Managua, completed ship canal route examinations at Granada. All members are in good health and departed for Managua, arriving there unexpectedly.
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Managua
Nlc
Galveston
United States Canal Commission
Granada
Nanagua
England Ready to Arm Natives in Africa War Debate
Debates in Parliament swirl over Chamberlain’s warning that natives in South Africa may be armed as tensions rise. The Standard and other papers caution against quick action, fearing a feared escalation and broader violence in the transvaal and between dominant and subject populations. The press notes fear the armament could spur a savage war and demand cautious, measured steps before policy is set.
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Chamberins
House of Commans
Ahr
Mr Chamberlain
Herre
Caroniel Save
South Afria
Esvers
South
Sulzer Tells Of Conference In New York Visit
Congressionman Bulzer of New York who attended the national anti trust conference said the meeting has been a success. He predicted the outcome will be decisive, with trusts either crushed or owned and controlled by the people for societal good, and that result would come soon.
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New Yorker
Carago
Congreeeman Bulzer
New York
Anti Trust
Washington
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