Gorman Proposal On U S Interventions In Colombia
Senator Gorman introduced a six clause resolution demanding a full senate briefing on United States military interventions in New Granada and Colombia since 1806. It seeks reports on formal requests, naval orders, and unilateral actions affecting Isthmus of Panama and neutrality guarantees, with dates and correspondence. The measure was laid over after objections.
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Gorman
Senate
United E States
New Granada
Colombia
United States
Department of State
Navy Department
Colomba
Ithmus
Panama
United State
Praca
Alan
Alilsong
Tomorro
Presbyterian Hospital Trustees Hear Annual Report
Trustees of the Presbyterian Hospital met for their regular quarterly session at 3:30 PM. Reports from departments showed fair conditions across all units and new committees were formed to oversee new work while one group revises the constitution. The meeting noted an upcoming hospital reflection day across Presbyterian churches to raise about $5000. Addressing past year affiliations, 515 patients had no church, with 182 Methodists, 139 Presbyterians, 86 Baptists, 20 Episcopalians, 4 Lutherans, 4 Campbellites, 2 Congregationalists, 2 Greeks, 1 each from Salvation Army, Mormon, Spiritualist, and Associate Reformed church.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Campbellites
Salvation Army
Mormon
Reformed Church
Expectorant Opinion Quoted in Millville Gossip
A reader named S. T. Powers of Millville Indiana reports that Cheney's Expectorant is, without exception, the best cough medicine he has ever tried. He says he overheard a conversation praising the product and confirms his own positive experience with it.
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Cheney
S. T. Powers
Millville
Ind
For Sale by All Druggists spoof notice
For Sale by All Druggists. SpapPRAACHIVF fragment appears as readable OCR. This brief card notes a sale listing and agency reference, preserving the historical ad tone while avoiding unclear details.
Lives Saved By Prompt Action At Hughes Boarding House
A blaze at 369 Martota avenue began in the back hall of the Hughes boarding house extinguished by fire crews after ladders reached the second floor porch. Neighbors say Chief Veo Joyner rescued occupants who were trapped on the veranda as flames cut off all exits. Damages to the property owned by Mrs S E McGhee total around $2000. The department fought four fires in two hours, including 34 Washington Street and 5 Crew Street, with shingles burned on the roof and a stove fire on Peachtree Street.
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Marietta
Pine Streets
J D Hughes
Martota
Arc Department
Veo Ro Joyner Bia
Peachtree
Ivy Atreots
Marietta Street
Hughes
Mra
MéGi
Washington Street
Crew Street
Goldsmith
Peachtree Street
Richards Injured in Mail Depot Fight with Black Clerk
Wilton Richards a mail clerk at the depot on Fowler Street was assaulted early today by Will Watkins a Black male employed as a mail truckman. Richards ordered the man to move mail. after refusal the assailant jumped him, knocked him down, and choked him, injuring his back. Watkins fled the depot but was arrested as officers circulated a citywide alert.
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Wilton Richards
Fowler Street
McLy
Will Wokins
Huchards
Richardy
Richards
Greln
Ida
Venable Street
Ben
Rational Furniture Company
Mite
Kevin
Ilo
Hey Lan Broughton
Westview
TH Bremer
Courtland
Io Fallows
Hamilton Douglas James J Key
Tompkins Wallace Anodes
W HH Harrison
Paul Fitheridge
NISM
Histori Cliss WI
Mra
Prominent Virginia figure Allen Watts dies at 48
Allen Watts of Roanoke Virginia dies today at age 48. He was a state senator and attorney for the Norfolk and Western Railway, noted as a leading lawyer in Virginia. Rev Elisha Cook of New York also dies, with ties to 1837 class, after missionary work since 1868. Mrs Mary Elizabeth Wormley Latimer, Baltimore author, dies at 78 following her husband Randolph Brandt Tali mer's Christmas Eve death.
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Allen Watts
Roanoke
Roanoke Va
Norfolk and
Weetem Rall
Virginia
Elisha Cook
New York
Fishy Cock
Brookls
West
M E W Latimer
Baltimore
Mary Elizabeth Wormley Latimer
Randolph Brandt Talimer
Engineer Corps
Baltimore and Ohio
Hart Draws With Gardner In Dramatic Boxing Bout
Warvin Hart of Louisville and George Gardner of Lowell boxed to a fourteenth round draw at Criterion Athletic Club watched by over five thousand. The lively bout showed Hart threatening a win early before Gardner was dropped in round two and saved by strong defense. The eighth round proved fastest with Gardner delivering counter punches while Hart pressed. From rounds eight to thirteen the pace slowed before Gardner mounted a flurry finishing with a fast final round to force the draw. Buckley ruled the match a draw.
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Posten
Warvin Hart
Louisville
George Gardner
Lawes
Criterion Athletic Club
Hart
Gardner
Ing
Lowell
Recores Buckley
Minority Report Attacks General Wood in Senate Brief
The minority on military affairs publishes a brief opposing General Leonard Wood’s confirmation, challenging hearings findings and alleging improper orders, ex parte testimony, and breach of promises. It cites Runels and Baker testimony about a Cuba article and Wood’s interference with judicial processes. The document argues the promotion was mishandled and facts emerged after Wood’s brigadier general stint.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Leonard Watt
Senate
Senator Foraker
General Woods
McKinsey
E G Rathbone
General Wood
Scott
United States
Wool
Hia
Wood
James H Runderot
Corsdoh
Wf Rich
Neely
Finance Department
Department of Posts
Rich
Runcles
Generel Wood
Runcie Magazine
Runcie
Timach
Ray Stan
Enké
Wandor Rundle
Cuba
Gener
Brooke 4
A Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Cure
A testimonial style note touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as the permanent remedy for all forms of piles. It claims instant relief from itching and a final removal of tumors after short use, citing F M Gollins of 440 Armitage Ave Chicago as a cured user and urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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M Gollins
Armitage Ave
Chica
Pyramid Co Warshall
Mea
Swamp Root Promises Relief for Kidney and Bladder Trouble
Large health advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues including Bright’s disease. It features testimonials from Robert Chalker, Chief of Police, and claims free sample bottles by mail. It urges readers to buy the fifty cent size at drug stores and provides address details for Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
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Mall
Kilmers
Bob Chhalker
Glark
Ala
Kitner
Mall Algo
Welling
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Atlanta Daily Constitum
Elmer
Avion ¢ TV
United DE. Hathaway States
General Wood and the Ja Alai Concession Controversy
A detailed, contested summary notes General Wood’s frank remarks on Brooke administration and Cuban visit. It cites the Ja Alai concession, a contested monopoly print, and documents approved by Wood. Testimony from Wallis Clearman Tiffany & Co and others is listed, referencing court and war department actions in Santiago and related figures.
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Funcle
Articlle
General Wood
Arti Felam
Brooke
Cuba
General Brookes
Ofih
Dudley
Jai Alal
War Department
Gizette
Wallis Clearman
Tiffany & Co
New York
Tiffany
Scarasqudy
Havana
Searasqueta
Wood
Rooke
Woods
Santiago
Poon
Tossuan
Willam Ludnox
Lucien Young
Runcle Alexis E Frye
Questioned Marriages Validated in Richmond
The Richmond legislature confirms a preholiday senate action on marriages licensed since December 2. County clerks previously issued many licenses, but circuit court clerks now authorize licenses under the new constitution. The action validates marriages celebrated under county clerks' licenses during the transition.
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Richmond
House of Delegates
Hazzard Long In Wife Scandal At Army Vet Turned Accused
Anne apels Mint January 5 reports former Army official Samuel Hagzart Hargrave arrested for bigamy. Viva Hazzard nee Vite accuses him of two marriages while Hagzard contends a valid later marriage to Dr Tuinda Hurhela, asserts prior New York divorce. Hargrave, West Point graduate, served as Army instructor and inspector with ties to Washington.
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Anne Apels
S Samuel
Hagzart
Samuel Hargrave
Waited Btates
Hazzard
Hargrave
Tuinda Hurhela
Viva Haccard
Vite
Patrick Gighter
Trapastrick
Nevada
Viva Largard
Hagzard
Ming
Mercer Opens Chapel for Morning Exercises After Holiday Break
Mercer university doors reopen for the final portion of the scholastic term. At 10 o'clock students gathered in the chapel after a two week intermission. Vice President Kilpatrick and faculty representatives gave welcome addresses. The Data Mocracy societies will hold sessions with members addressing the body to which they belong.
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Mercer University
Mercer
Kilpatrick
Ag Wal Ng
Alder
Boroncan
Data Mocracy
Wil
Attempt to Wreck Train Near Mayodan
An attempted wrecking of the Rocicke train on the Morfalk and Western near Mayodan last night damaged the engine by a rock larger than a man’s head and a plank. The pilot was killed, the train halted, and a crew followed the guilty parties.
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Wisston-Salem
Rocicke
Morfalk
Mayodan
No Guilty Man Shall Escape
Chicago January 5 A city council special committee begins work to inspect local theaters and draft needed amendments to meet fire and building codes. Alderman Friestadt notes doubts about reopening prospects. Jones says renovations will guide theater owners on required changes. Four Fuller Construction employees arrested over skylight tampering. testimony reveals blocked skylights with wire and wooden covers. Inquest planned to determine facts, not assign blame, as theatrical business suffers nationwide from theater closures and lost bookings.
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Chicago
Friestadt
Jones
Frances
Fire Department
Fuller Construction Company
David Jones
Ar Pla
McKay Otts Rausch
John Kingston
Fuller Campany Tank
Fulkerson
Tyes
Rksights
Fuller Congateuction Company
Curiority Jones
George Muehller
Sraeser
Thurudas Lewish
Cms
Etates
Insurance affects routes after theater fire verdicts
Insurers and rail firms press for swift coroner verdicts to settle claims. Attorneys for victims insist verdicts be issued per death in each case to enable insurers to begin payments and salvage routes for other companies relying on the payments.
Funeral notices and local incidents in brief
Short notices report the funeral of Mrs Mary Das at Oakland Cemetery, a death at 47 Venable Street with burial at Westview, and details of services for the late Bremer. Additional items describe a Chicago Arson Quartet performance, a psychology study group forming, and a restaurant shooting with two Black men injured and Jim King detained.
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Mary Day
Acark
Oakland Myer
Oakland Cemetery
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