Statehood Bill in Senate Faces Sharp Opposition
The Senate debates the omnibus statehood bill amid Republican and Democratic opposition. Senator Tillman opposes a key provision linking Indian Territory to Oklahoma, warning it could crown Oklahoma’s capital and institutions before other regions join. Other Democrats split, arguing politics should not derail statehood for Oklahoma, Arizona, and New Mexico while tensions over anti trust and canal treaty discussions unfold.
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Senate
Morgan
Himan
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Tillman
Oklah Ma
Congress
Titman
Tillmah
Arizona
New Mexico
New Vexce
Birthday Toasts and Party Scenes Across Washington and Baltimore
A New York West Side Republican Club dinner at the Waldorf Astoria remembered William Wehinley with Secretary Leslie Shaw as principal speaker defending protective tariffs. In Baltimore the Merchants and Manufacturers Association honored a birthday toast to a martyred president as politicians debated tariff policy and statehood implications for Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
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West Side Republican Club
New York
Waldor
Shaw
Baltimore
Willam Wehinley
West Side
Republican Club
Waldorf Astoria
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Cleveland
Stew
Board of General Appr
United States
Merchants and Manufacturers
Charles B Landis
McKinley
Indiana
Benquet Hall
A. P Morgan
Tienresentalien
Johnny Willams
Mississippi
Lake On
Balemore
South
Surprise Talent Maxialla Wins at New Orleans Run
Sheriff Bell and Chickadee the Only Horses to reward players of form Maxialla run up to 1505 and bought in. Weather firm, track heavy. Race results include Ben Chance and Kilugrem in the opening mile and Chickadee noted in the later events, with multiple horses listed across six furlong sprints and a mile event.
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la Torse
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Marco Daddy Bender
Gloria Mund
Laca
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Ergfer
Gal Poudre
Royal Beachir
Alberta
Mimbledona
Blue Blaze
St Cuthbert
Chantarelle
Pierre J
Meran
Tittle Sack
Horner
Merant
Oakland Race Day Oddities Highlight Mixed Card
At Oakland a weather disrupted program produced uneven results with heavy track slowing early speed. Notable finishes include Nullah in Waterbury race and Triumph by Max in the Futurity course, while several selling races reflected near even odds and surprise outcomes.
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Tor
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Kelly
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St Sever
Sunnetio Platonius
Ewing backs Semmes in Montgomery baseball move
Memphis report says Ewing and General Carnes back a Semmes owned Montgomery franchise. The plan envisions a game at Highland Park by a team under Semmes, with Ragland excluded. Ewing aims to favor Memphis in any future competition and insists on no local Mortimer involvement.
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Memphis Tenn
Vasebut
RLS Semmes Ag
Birmingham
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General Carnes
Ewing
Ragland
Boc
Mimphis
Helscher Gets Sentence for Attempted Kill on Anarchist
In Philadelphia on January 72 Herman Helscher, a cigar maker, was convicted of attempted murder and assault with intent to kill Valkrine Je Cleyre, a noted anarchist. He received six years and nine months in prison. He claimed the target was responsible for his expulsion from a science club, and he shot her over the dispute as he was led from the courtroom. Miss de Gleve expressed approval and offered family support.
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Philadelphia
Herman Het Sener
Valkrine Je Cleyre
Ageravat Do
Kil An
Sears
Monty
Helscher
Suva Science Club
Heer
An Old Man Wore in ms easy cham 1stt
Fragmented plaintive verse recalling childhood sounds heard by an old man by a fire in an orchard and across memory lanes. Vague references to birds, mother, and a long evening, blending recollection with scattered prose on influence and conscience.
Substitute Dies at Confederate Soldiers Home
Henry Lee, aged 9, died of paralysis at the Soldiers Home where he had lived as an inmate for nine years. A Springfield native he had served as a substitute for the late Governor Elias Car in the Confederate army, was twice wounded, and earned a model inmate record. He will be buried in the Confederate Cemetery tomorrow with military honors.
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Masachusetts
Confederacy
Rainigh N . Jannacy
Henry Lee
Soldiers
Tle
Carolina
Elias Car
Savannah Lawyer May Succeed Judge Speer on Federal Bench
Savannah lawyers say Captain Hog Cunningham of Savannah likely to replace Judge Emory Speer on the federal bench upon Judge McCormick's resignation. A Savannah man reportedly received a letter from President Roosevelt indicating this table succession.
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Savannah
Speer
Emory Speer
Effenit Court of Appeals
Jirge McCormick
Hoc Cunningham
Genteman
Rosevelt
McCormicks
Baggage attachment filed against actor in Savannah show
A baggage attachment tied to Arthur Kidder event shows a $1400 claim linked to a white boy wounded at Molly Pitcher performance. The case follows a gunfire incident at the battle scene with Worrell’s $2000 bond securing the attachment. The company plans to travel to Augusta, Georgia tomorrow.
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Janary
Kidder
Eolsard Worrell
Molly Pitcher
Wise Kidder
Rusnon
Malle
Battle of
Momonth
Wies Widder
Augusta Ga
Granted Wage Increase For Southern Pacific Agents
The Southern Pacific management and the General Committee of the Order of Railway Telegraphers closed a deal granting a monthly salary rise to all station agents between El Paso and New Orleans. Increases range from 260 to 5, totaling about 8,000 per year. The conference ended with the agreement.
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Salanes Houston
Tex
Southern Pacific Murang
Ralway
Cloxe
el Paso
New Orleans
Water is used on the streets to banish mud in Atlanta
Captain George Villope of the sanitary department ordered aggressive street washing to remove mud with hydrant flushing and hoses. Captain Hope mobilized crews to clean suburbia and central streets, promising continued effort to keep asphalt pavings clean and sewers flushed for improved city appearance.
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Sanctary Department
George Villope
Sanitary Department
Iles
Hope
Atlanta
Playing With The Bones Diversion Of The Youth Of A Generation
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls the minstrel bones craze of past decades. The writer recalls teaching bones, the crafts, songs, and discipline, noting how modern youth have drifted from the custom and the longing to become famed minstrel performers.
Norwegian Talk Sparks Schoolroom Tension at Presbyterian Home
A sectarian quarrel unfolds when a student complains about Norwegian speech in class and asserts we talk Presbyterian, prompting a teacher to demand the chewing gum and the student’s defiant reply indicating he will not share.
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Pa Cama
Grand Monday Dramas At Grand Theater Shine With Star Models
James O Neill leads a star cast in Hall Caves dramatic production The Manxman at the Grand with new scenery props and costumes May Huckle Joseph Kilgour Charles Kent Annie Wood Trank Connor and twenty authors Also Al Ti Wilaun the renowned singer and German dialect comedian appears in a triple act vaudeville program featuring Leach and the Three Rusevis Herbert and filing maze and more Tickets double current prices as the week opens with Orpheus style entertainment drawing large crowds and a farewell run slated for next week with George Fawcett company and The Christan at Bijou box office for reservations.
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Liedler & Cos Magnifcant
Cavnes
May Huckle
Joseph Kilgour
Charles Kent
Annie Wood Trank Connor
Theatergoera
Audeville
Leach
Ind Herbert
Bill Teih
Keten
Herbert
Atlanta
Phrogo
George Fawcett Company
Caine
Christan
Viela
Vmsnday Mbt
Glimore
Sorm
Wiss Grace Embail
Unclear fragmentary text from a historic page
Fragmentary OCR text references a five year old Ge and mentions Bly J vgs Andoms and a pine tree incident with coopines. The passage is garbled with nonstandard spellings and lacks coherent events or clear names to summarize meaningfully.
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Wanted Stenographer and Bill Clerk Ad
Wanted Stenographer and Bill Clerk. F. J. Cooledge & Bro., 12 N. Forsyth St.
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F. J. Cooledge & Bro
N. Forsyth St
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