Senator Davis Defies Arkansas Senator Over Oil Bill
The debate features Senator Davis attacking the Standard Oil Company and the Arkansas senator for alleged improper interests. Owen counters, accusing Davis of lacking grounds, while the Oklahoma legislator vows to vote against the bill amid threats of political pressure. Davis ultimately opposes the measure, with a roll call denied and a viva voce vote passing the bill.
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Arkansas
Mr.Davis
Mr. Davis
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Owen
Oklahoma
Fig
Davis
Standard 1
J. D. Rockefeller
Sly Fox
What’s a Gentleman From Woman's Home Companion
A short anecdote about Sadie and the word gentleman during a spelling lesson. The narrator notes many attempts to define the term and shows Sadie’s playful, candid answer that a gentleman is “a man you don’t know very well.”
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Sadie
Mr. Mandelbaum
Burleson
Supreme Court
Beall
Texas
Oberlin
Jan
Mary
Sturdent
Iman
Beaumont and St Martin Study Stomach Digestive Action
The text traces early work on gastric juice by Abbe Spallanzani and Beaumont, detailing how Beaumont treated a gunshot stomach wound on Alexis St Martin and used his observations to establish how food interacts with gastric juice. It mentions Stuart's Dyspopala Tablets as a modern aid for dyspeptic conditions and notes the widespread use of such preparations in America.
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Spailanzani
Beaumont
Michigan
Alexis St. Martin
Medicina
Science
Stuart
Jon
Alexi Hart
Tremontoua
America
Congress Must Be Reminded The Farmer Is The Great Force
In a February note from Washington, C S Barrett of the Farmers' Union calls on farmers to press Congress for promised legislation. He urges members to write constant, friendly reminders to their representatives, arguing farmers are the nation’s strongest influence and must keep in touch to secure action. He warns forgetfulness breeds betrayal as campaigns pass.
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America
C.S. Barrett
Osiapra
Parmeta
Tmel
Reg
Taft
Roosevelt
Aldrich
Cannon
Charles
Barrett
Washington, D C
Washington
New York Cotton Exchange
House Committee On Agriqniture
Hubbard
Mandelbaum
Exchange
Theo Pody
Eoer
Marsh
Neville and
New York Stock Exchange
L. Mandelbaum
Mandelvaum
Sims
Scott
United States
South
Burleson
Texas
Monta Carlo
New York
Cocka
Exchange 14
Walder
Patson
Mather
Kidues
Editor and Reporter under new editor in chief
The piece discusses changes at a newspaper assigning sharper, definitive editorial tone. It contrasts decisive editorials with cautious phrasing and questions the purpose of journalism that withholds judgment pending full details. It likens the newsroom to a driven machine seeking facts and truth.
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Apse
Ita
Feela
Haia
Rymore
Nature
End
Rage of int Jewelry: Brom Voaue in scattered fragments
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled list of jewelry terms and items including rubies silver plates and hints of a transformation theme. Names and actions are unclear, making a coherent news item impossible to reconstruct.
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Int Jewelry
Brom Voaue
Gas for pain ends in a school caning tale
A boy in a Pennsylvania town faced corporal punishment as teachers still used rods. Unable to endure the stern demeanor and a raised cane, he blurted out a hopeful plea to be allowed to “take gas” like at the dentist, prompting a tense moment with the principal.
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Pennsylvania
Poor Animal Front Feature in The Chicago Post
A fragment from The Chicago Post presents a reformer questioning a boy about poverty and the luxury furs his mother wears, highlighting themes of class and sympathy. The dialogue reflects a moral lesson on compassion for the less fortunate.
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Chicago
Obituaries From Roswell And Atlanta Areas
G W Drake aged 64 died at home in Roswell. Funeral at Greenberg Bloomfield chapel with interment in West View. Elizabeth Duke 78 died private sanitarium. funeral from Greenbvert Bloomfield chapel at 3 pm, interment West View. Grace Berry four, of Covington, died in private sanitarium. funeral held at Poole chapel, interment Covington. Mrs. O A Thrower 65 died in Jacksonville. body brought to Atlanta for 3 pm funeral at Poole chapel, interment Oakland Cemetery. J A Skelton 29 died at Capitol Ave residence. funeral in Americus First Baptist Church. interment Americus. Dorothy Whitcomb body to reach Atlanta. funeral arrangements to be announced. Mrs J T Goodman 68 died crossing river. funeral tomorrow at 3 pm at New Iape residence.
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G. W. Drake
G W. Drake
Roswell
W. L. Drake
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
West View Cemetery
Elizabeth Duke
Thomas G
East Point
Greenbvert, Bund & Bloomfield
West View
Grace Berry
Grace Barry
H. &. Berry
Covington
Harry G. Poole
O. A. Thrower
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlanta
Qailand Cemetery
J. A. Skelton
M. A Skelton
Capitol Avenue
F. M. Roebuck
Mattila Skelton
R. W. Skelton
Americus
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Whitcomb
Harry H. Whitcomb
Clifton Springs
J. T. Goodman
Jackson
Jasper County
W. J. Waits
W. J. Waites
Provilla
New Iape
Choosing Partners in Marriage Debates
From the Philadelphia Ledger an Ardmore sermon on choosing partners. The male preacher argues women should beware of suitors who flaunt luxury and fine dress, urging consideration of moral qualities over outward elegance in mate selection.
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Philadelphia Ledger
State Senate
Leoncavallo Master of Modern Thalian School
Naples born composer Ruggier Leoncavallo famed for I Pagliacci 1892, notable operas La Boheme and Zaza. Critics note German influence. he visited America in 1906 conducting performances of his works.
Landlady Rescues Boarder From Police Clutches
Mrs Josephine A Smith of 125 West Mitchell Street shelters her boarder Jeffries from arrest after he dozes on a veranda bench. Police Officers Barfield and Posey arrest the man as the landlady calls for help. Mrs Smith intervenes and prevents any arrest.
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Landlady
Boarder
Josephine A Smith
West
Mitchell Street
Barfield
Posey
Hls
Paraffin Coated Eggs on Sale in New York
Paraffin coated eggs from Europe, about a million dozen, went on sale in New York at 3 cents to 6 cents per dozen below American cold storage prices. American beer exports to London also offered at a discount, with beef price comparisons cited. The report also notes a bomb attempt on a West Side building tied to underworld tensions and police figures, with few arrests.
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New York
Europe
London
West Side
Max Plummer
Michael Heither
Edward McCoon
Louis
Julian Frank
Twe Frank Brothers
Fragmentary Quip Notice Describes Health Care Reactions
The readable text references Lippincott's, candid commentary on doctors, and a remark about mortality with a humorous urge not to die. It appears as a fragmented snippet, lacking clear event, names, dates, or location to fully identify a newsitem.
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