Congress Passes Large Yearly Budget and Reforms
The Fifty Ninth Congress closed after drafting vast supply bills totaling about 1.9 billion dollars for the two sessions, the largest appropriation in U.S. history. Major items include military, postal, fortifications, Indian, and defense programs, with emphasis on rail, bridges, and government administration. Immigration and anti-Japanese measures also feature in the record, while presidents recommendations on public publicity and taxation faced rejection.
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Smear
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Algecrin Trenty
Hy House
Aldize Stequwernes
Gulf Ports
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Alanka
Congress
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Columbia
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Postoffica
Rivera Dui
Harriman in a Rage Over Railroad Takeover Plot
Fragmented OCR states Harriman raged at a presidential bid to seize control of the Northern Pacific. It cites alleged misuses of trust funds and securities, pushing for government action. The piece mentions stock figures, other financiers, and a plan involving Southern Pacific and transcontinental rail links.
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Uaevisn
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Keene
William
Wheelington
Oregon
Severnment
Wdli
Teast
New York
San Francisco
Denial Statement From Charles J. Holman
A formal denial is issued by Charles J. Holman regarding claims tied to Evelyn Nexhit and allegations presented by Huahandt Saye. The document disputes a previous statement and asserts Holman’s position in the matter.
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Charles J. Uolman
Evelyn Nexhit
Phaw
Public records quote on district attorney testimony ethics
The source suggests Mrs Holuan may have urged District Attorney Jerome to embarrass a young witness Mrs Than in court. Furchemore alleges Beelyn was always sent toSurulay school while her mother supervised. A Meyer reportedly left her daughter without contact, while the public hears only one side of the story.
Wisconsin Debates Sterilization to Prevent Reproduction
A Wisconsin Legislature bill aims to prevent reproduction by sterilizing certain populations. A board of experts including a physician, lawyer, and health official weighs the policy. The proposal targets imbecility and criminal insanity, advocating sterilization as a penalty for criminals.
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Sterllantian
Suanne
Wisconsin
Cadets Seen Allowances and Expositions Hint
A garbled report mentions the West Point cadets awaiting an engagement at the Danaestown exposition and a President Morvntte reference. It also notes Alward S. Fang held without bail on a weapons charge and various scattered items including a Yukon rail claim, a Vancouver arrival, and a Wilsonian wood factory fire with $250,000 loss, plus counterfeit concerns and a Catholic church protest at a meeting in Convention Hall, Butals.
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Weat Point
Danaestown
Adie Morvntte
Alward S. Fang
United States Nuitine Corps
Yourderitys
Vancouver
Whity Liatae
Amar
Swallpox
Witlines and Mary College
Williansburg
N.C
Dive
Wilkie
Reeves Arin
Congress Works Through Budget Battles and Treaties
Senate and House debates touch a wide range of bills including agricultural appropriations, ship subsidies, river and harbor funding, and naval plans. Amendments on costs of inspections and packers’ fees fail, while on the international front the Santo Domingo treaty and a Mexican boundary accord move forward. The session also advances pensions, industrial peace foundations, and aDenatured alcohol bill, with final conference reports shaping naval, army, and district appropriations.
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Deveridge
Attmy Nuries
Yenra
Renattar
Seasion Te Senase
Santo Domingo
Tixey
Virginia
Uorls
Gil
South
Wakota
Debans
Billy
Pattern
Colorado
Foundation
Hoovevelt
House
Sen Orale
Viajor Seueral
Elyose
IM. Raver
Dakar
Chicago Industrial Outlook Amid Stable Demand and Weather
In Chicago the industrial scene shows steady demand with favorable weather aiding trade and production. Reports note heavy material output rising, forward orders firm, and capacity in furans and car shaping near full utilization, while bank clearings rise and failures decline from prior periods.
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Benadlag
Variaus Gertats
Hare
S.L
Dun
Itevic Pepe
Trade and Industry See Gains as Spring Trade Nears
Actual trade and industrial developments are favorable with better weather and fewer railroad blockades aiding spring trade. Reports show expansion in the East and at southwestern hubs, while Northwest rail congestion eases. Winter goods markets tighten as spring business barely begins and wine stocks are reduced. exports and fiscal-year figures show varied movements across wheat corn and general trade.
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Detter
United Law
United States
Anuila
Headstreet
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Major Markets
Market briefs list prices for cattle hogs and sheep in Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo with bids for no 2 wheat corn oats rye and barley plus dairy values and clover seed showing wide ranges reflecting regional conditions and demand. Notable figures include cattle 4.00 to 7.15 dairy butter 2.2 to 2.4 cents per ounce and hogs 4.00 to 7.15 dollars per hundredweight.
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Todiaoupolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
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Toledo
Global turmoil surfaces in early 20th century crimes
Fire outbreaks and financial crimes feature in a scattered report. Charles McGill of the defunct Ontillo bank pleaded guilty to signing false returns and received five years imprisonment. Indictments in Savannah for violating antitrust law involve seven companies, while Paris police target a ring terrorizing the Department of Vars-deeCihits at the Delzian frontier with robberies and murders. The Mikado plans honors for Robert S. McCormick and George W. Meyer for Russo-Japanese War services. Spencer F. L Addy and others are noted for their wartime contributions to Japan.
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NS OY
Wwe Harmanly Psedpil AM
Paris
Go Guog
Sftyerketalk
Department of Vars-deeCihits
Mystery of Chicago Sub Treasury Theft Revealed
A Chicago subtreasury theft case centers on the loss of 173000 dollars from the United States Sub-Treasury here. After an initial miscount, investigators concluded the money was stolen by a ring of employees or outsiders with a planned heist, prompting a federal probe led by John E. Wilkie and a Roosevelt administration crackdown on subtreasury security. The piece links the Chicago incident to a prior St Louis theft and notes extensive safeguards and possible conspirators within federal service.
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Sam Dirapperes
United States
Eut
Treasury
Willan Seidenweck
United States Secret Servicer
Chivasto
Washington
Treasury Department
Severno
Iro Owast
Treasury Office
St. Louis
R. Lewis
Bre
Roosevelt
Shaw
Department of Fistlee
Secret Service
Tien
Chicago
Tas
Chleves Tangerial Beneath the Toeutporsty
United States Secret Service
McDowell Wife Held After Slaying Case Turmoil
Reported as Mia Mike McDowall wife of a Chicago gambling king, held on slaying charges tied to Webster Guerin. Jail physician says she is mentally harassed and possibly insane. defense hinges on whether she was insane or acting in self defense. Grand jury readies to probe the electorate, and unrelated notes cover naval deaths and a department store fire.
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Mia
Mike” McDowall
Chicago
Webster Gneria
Terein
McDonald
Guerin
Mebonatd
Jeanine’ Cleveion
Willian Smith
Pinkey
Tiss
Guitgert
Miss
Uaestor Gillette
Grave Brown
Merkimer County
Countrywide Death Rates Rise in 1005 Census Findings
A Census Bureau report details U S mortality in 1005 with 551 304 deaths and a rate of 10 2 per thousand. It shows nephritis and Brights disease and other diseases driving deaths while old age and bronchitis decline. Registration states total 20 000 742 people with 4035 percent of continental population.
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Ireland
Germany
Italy
England
Wales
Scotland
Netherlands
Bright
Connecticut
Indiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Rhode Island
Vermont
Stevens Quits Canal Job and Goethals to Lead Work
The article reports John F. Stevens resigning as president of the canal commission and Major G. W. Goethals of the engineer corps named to lead construction without Stevens. Senator J. C. S. Blackburn joins the commission as Stevens departs amid prior resignations and criticisms.
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John F. Stevens
Annal Commission
Stevens
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Engineer Corps
Army Eng Gineers
Steves
J. C. S. Blackburn
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John F. Wallace
Theodore P. Shanty
Wallace
Chicago
Rock Island Railroad
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