Live Rate Measure Debated by Democrats in Senate
Washington March 7 a sharp split appeared among allies of the Dolliver Hepburn rate bill as Senate debates test the power to suspend Interstate Commerce Commission orders pending final court adjudication. Sen Clapp urged action while Messrs Ullman and Butts challenged enforcement powers and the role of courts. The day also included speeches on the sixteenth bill as sections of the measure faced opposition and support. The Senate adjourned after a lengthy session.
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Cabinet Resigns After Defeat Over Church Law
Paria Marey reports the Rouvier ministry fell in the chamber of deputies after a dramatic vote. The government won 234 to 267 amid clashes on church disorders following a bloody riot in Boeschepe village where two demonstrators were killed. The crisis comes as France nears the heated Igécira conference and European affairs influence.
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Bush gets life sentence in murder case in Shreveport
Albert F Bush of Bossitr parish was convicted of murder and given a life term. In December he and his 18 year old son Madden went to Shreveport. an alleged quarrel with JG Grice led to Madden firing two bullets, killing Gulces. Trial for the son was postponed to a later term.
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Ant-Pass Ball Reported om Thashington Marca
Fragmented OCR text mentions a ball report with unclear names and places. Key readable items include a house committee and a committee vote. No clear dates, organizations, or outcomes are present to establish a definite news item.
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Thashington Marca
Ameadul
Seaboard Planed 45 Trunk Lines and Coal Lands Sale
The Seaboard Air Line plans 45 new trunk lines to the south from Tennessee, aided by the Pennsylvania Railroad. The move includes purchasing 390,000 coal lands in Virginia and a 250,000 acre coal portfolio in Wyeth and Dickinson counties. Alfred Walters of the Clinckfield group leads financing, with connections to the Seaboard and Pennsylvania system. The route extends from Johnson City to Elkhorn and links with Atlantic Coast Line and Southern Railway, aiming to export coal to Gulf and Atlantic ports.
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Bible conference opens tonight at Baphs tabernaite
The Bible conference at the Baphs tabernaite opens tonight with a chorus of 200 led by Professor BC Davis from 7:30 to 8:00. Speakers include Dr H W Hamill of Mashville Venn and Afr Marshall Hudson of Syracuse. Dr Samuel Chadwick of England arrives today. the event draws many attendees from distant places and promises larger turnout than past conferences.
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Baract
South
Samuel Chadwick
England
Atlanta man Poly Kimball linked to alleged gang, held
Detectives detained an Atlanta man identified as Poly Kimball amid suspicions of ties to a ring of crooks. He claimed his real name was Napoleon Page or Pearaesease Bas onde, and that the gang planned outside moves while carrying out thefts. He spoke of a wife in South Pryor street and claimed a painting trade, while authorities noted trained agents workers in disguise are common in such circles.
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Atlants council poll shows Howell tops Smith for governor still unclear
A secret council poll in Atlanta during a regular session produced 18 votes for Howell and 13 for Clarke Howell, with Smith receiving 8 votes. The tally, taken by council members Oldknew and others, involved 21 participating members and method described as a secret ballot in a hat.
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J Sid Holland
Vows of Catholic Church Taken by King's Fiancée
The marriage ceremony of Princess Ena of Sattenberg to King Alfonso took place in Muramra Palace chapel. Robe Brindle, bishop of Nottingham, presided with witnesses including the duke of Alba. The royal party and town marked the event with a holiday.
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Schwab Reaches El Paso Calm After Train Incident
The El Paso Herald notes Schwab was feeling fine upon arrival in El Paso. Officials report no alarm on the train and Charles Schwab appeared untroubled, with railroad wires from Torrence mentioned. A car passing by confirms Schwab’s presence and condition as afternoon events unfold.
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Body found in tree after explosion in Williamston county
A severely injured, lacerated body was recovered 360 feet from the blast site. The reports describe a nitro silverine explosion near Williamston two weeks earlier, with traces of flesh found at the scene and the body eventually found hanging in a tree after the funeral. The event involves local authorities and a shipment to Ohio for burial.
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Robbery at Forsyth Park In Savannah
Police report a robbery at Forsyth Park near the pig fountain. A cashier was assaulted and robbed of keys and valuables at the Savannah Trust building, with the thief fled toward Forsyth Park. Witnesses describe a white male suspect.
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Fires Raze Residence in Douglas GA
Three fires sweep Douglas Georgia with one scorching the residence of J L Tanner. Firefighters battled flames as insurance coverage stood at around 1000 dollars. Authorities suspect incendiary work, while damage details remain partial and under investigation.
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Georgia Congressman Fights for Farm Real Estate Loans by National Banks
Georgia Congressman Lewis pushes for reform to allow national banks to make loans on farm property up to 75 percent of value with limited real estate securities. The Banking and Currency Committee favored reporting the bill, aiming to give farmers in the South and West access to banking facilities once reserved for other businesses. Lewis argues the system should support farmers as a monetary aim, improving farmers’ credit position.
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Wooden Wale Abolished Council Proceedings Widen Sidewalks
March 7 report from Fitzgerald council notes a spree of actions to widen sidewalks and remove unsafe unsanitary conditions. Property owners with jogs and walls were required to repair their sections while the department coordinates a plan with volunteers to prevent fires and protect water works during plant upgrades.
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Bussell at Clarekesville Ohskesite on March 7
March 7 event in Clarekesville featuring speaker Dr Bs tint fog al reunen Bere OT s tr ton DS la her 2 ad wee. Readable fragments indicate a noon hour talk with a gold crest appearance and introductory remarks.
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Orernar
Voted clash over police civil service plan at city council
Aldermen debated an ordinance from the board of police commissioners proposing a police civil service system. The Quillinan substitute was adopted by a 15 to 5 vote, while Pattillo’s alternative failed 12 to 1 3 on the table. The measure hinges on city charter constraints and the city attorney's advice, with amendments aimed to align with the charter and delay effect until April 1907.
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Weather forecast by region and days
The forecast covers multiple states. Georgia shows rain Thursday with fair Friday and fresh northwest winds. North and South Carolina expect rain Thursday and fair Friday with north northwest winds. Florida sees rain Thursday and southeast portion fair Friday with fresh northwest winds. Tennessee expects fair conditions on Thursday and Friday with light northwest winds. Local data lists high and low temperatures around 48 and 44 degrees, with precipitation totals and monthly figures.
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