Beveridge Seeks Accurate Facts in Tariff Committee Move
The piece notes Beveridge pressing for precise information while Moorison Swift and Coxed are expected to Priday Committee to draft a memorial to Congress. February Indians addressed the Senate as advocates push for a permanent tariff commission, with both parties giving Beveridge a careful hearing amid visiting commercial and manufacturing groups in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorison Swift
Om Priday
Congress
Senate
Beveridge
Philippines Independence Debate Shifts to International Aims
A fragmented report discusses moves toward independence for the Philippines. It notes calls for an international agreement to prevent transfer of lands to natives and mentions naval withdrawals planned for December 10, 1913. Pablo Ocampo and a Philippine delegation advocate reforms, while the opposing side includes a member of the Philippine commission, with de Leon speaking Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teroatuseon
Pablo Ocampo de Anne
Vain
Iaande
Hk Lhereby
Ene de Leon
Payne Attacks Bryan in House Speech
Democratic Leader Payne accuses William Jennings Bryan of stealing his ideas in a Washington ceremony addressing the Indian appropriation debate. The remarks occurred as part of the broader general debate on the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
W. J. Bryan
Washington, D. C
Unilor
Had Experiences With Hood's Sarsaparilia Claims Cure All
A long readers’ letter extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal remedy curing fatigue appetite loss nervous weakness and many ailments. It mentions experimental elixirs, Sarsatabs, and the Hood Company ad campaign, with scattered references to politics and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Jond
Pranun
Pranun, Bow Wa
Bpringield
Mans
0. I. Hood Co
Lowell, Mane
Federation of Labor veering toward Taft
A fragment of a 1912 congressional hearing transcript shows the Federation of Labor shifting stance toward Taft. Attorney T C Spelling questions policy. discussion centers on remedies and public-benefit aims under scrutiny for abuses and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation OF Labor
TAFT
Woman awarded one thousand kisses court case details
A fragmented OCR text describes a court dispute over a large payment labeled as a "thousand kisses" and mentions an ex widower, a Krewe, and references to literature in court. The readable parts imply a payout and a messy legal proceeding with names and dates unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streit
Amie
Ives
Kosnig
Sudtor
Shaw Pleaded Guilty in Public Court Case
Shaw pleaded guilty in a metropolitan court. Burl Foll-Chua Herbert Shaw faced sentencing after a plea, with a brief statement from Rowson Shawe about the proceedings. The defendant was ordered to pay costs and faced a sentence of up to 30 days in jail. The article notes Shaw’s appearance and remarks during the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl
Herbert Shaw
Rowson Shawe
Shaw
Groves Signature in One Day Cure Claim
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a claim involving Bromo Quinine treatment and a Groves signature. The readable fragment mentions a cure claim for a cold in one day and an 18 fee, but lacks coherent context or verifiable details for a fuller summary.
Japan Makes Viscount Rox Ambassador Appointment
A fragmentary notice reports a Privy Councillor in Japan being raised to Viscount and mentions former ambassador status. The text is garbled, but hints at authority behind the unusual honor and touches on Queen Mary Tudor and English church history, with mentions of various names and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Rox
Mary
Queen Mary Tudor
Relief Plans Silent at Idle From Everywhere Convention
At St Louis a convention discussed relief for the unemployed from Washington to Congress. No firm actions were taken aside from appointing a committee to push relief measures forward. Speakers included Rev Johney, Millard, Jemtan Swift, and Genarald Gaxey.
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St. Louis
Pet
Ranighiye
Mark T
Rev
Johney
Millard
Cincinnati
Jemtan
Swift
Boston
Genarald
Gaxey
Vrida
Baldwin Locomotive Works Faces Large-Scale Layoffs
Ten thousand workers in Philadelphia may be laid off since December due to a lack of orders. Samuel M. Vanelan, a firm member, says only scattered orders have come in, leaving the plant to operate on reduced output. The heavy layoffs began in January, with about 49 1 000 workers affected in the past year across the plant and related operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Becwnes
Samuel M. Vanelan
Mites Creative Konto athaRuntial
Enaaitiwo
Ietore
America
Tappan
Aurion
New York Sets 1000 Men at Work Orders
Philesiphw, Pa. Feb. 6. One former employee of the Pennsylvania Steel Company at Staehons is said to have been urged to return to work in Cray New York City Railway. The company is raising its force by ten percent and plans to extend the workforce for the next six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philesiphw
Pennsylvania Stel Company
Staehons
Besd
New York Press
Unclear fragment hints at court case and health risk
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a trial or legal matter with references to a judge, a defendant, and a medical or fatal risk. It references a person likely named Donellu Wattahoe and a doctor declaring critical condition, with vague notes on a case bearing and potential continuation in court.
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Wattahoe
Brosiano
Webster Guerin
Merchant Days But a Thief at Night
A long crime confession from a former pickpocket, Leake Wolf, recounts his fall from honest labor to street theft. He describes early crimes, prison time, and recurring temptations, noting how he chose crime over legitimate paths and the struggle to escape a life of theft.
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New York
Arma
Wolk
Kiys
Yiarm
Wolf
Irving
Erise
Wien
Erieie
St. Louis
Penn
Eant
Apo
Sun
Os Riders
American Lord Claims Title Amid Saloon Sermon
A garbled report argues Albert Fairfax seeks the Scottish peerage title of Lord Fairfax of Cameran. It notes a House of Lords reference, English recognition, and medical amid drink as a factor in his claim. The piece mentions Whitaker’s list and Cage family members, with the claim tied to U.S. origins and a noted illness.
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Lomion
Albert
Fairfax, Peepee
Pairfas
Whitaker
Caton
Lont Fairfax
Orien
Army of 100000 Urges Open Sunday Rally
An open Sunday rally drawing a large crowd is planned as part of a campaign by a large group. The event aims to urge stores and churches to embrace Sunday opening. Details and organizer names are unclear due to damaged text.
St Cuthbert Disaster Triggers Bold Rescue at Sea
News of the St Cuthbert wreck off Nova Scotia unfolds in dramatic detail as fourteen men drown and survivors recount a heroic lifeboat battle with flames. Captain Lewis and crew evacuated under heavy seas while Robin Jackson of Philadelphia and Chief Officer Hobbe led rescue efforts aboard the Cymric.
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Baston
Hobbe
St. Cuthbert
New York
Mayerial
St. Schabert
Howtoy
Nova Scotia
Estile Foreman
Daekwon
Lewis
Restow Corp
Jackson
Joubert Herman
Cormand
Otter Habbe
No Confirmation In Paris Of Battle
Confused dispatches claim no confirmation in Paris of a battle. Fragmentary lines suggest foreign envoy dealings with Abul-Bi-Ache, the Sultan of Morwen, denying appeals to Germany to sway France. Source text is garbled. no clear events or dates emerge.
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Paris
Abul-Bi-Ache
Morwen
Germany
France
Maroces
The International Typographical Union of North America
A detailed history of the International Typographical Union, its democratic structure, local chapters, and the referendum driven governance. It describes equal membership for men and women, local chapels, officer elections by referendum, strike rules requiring three fourths of members, and the union’s use of legal and constitutional processes. It also includes assorted period observations on the Bullfight and Morgan's finances, plus a minor anecdote about a courting misquote.
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Telpas
Aaa
International Typographical Union of North American ix
Rami
Vane Labor
Uni
Tug Ike ‘d
Cee Han
Uiena Smiterad
United States
Aml
Beneft
Thetail Union
Chapel Bank
Alow
Anc Ae
Executive Council
Quebecs Battlefields and a National Park Vision
The article envisions a Canadian monument at Quebecs heights to honor Montcalm and Wolfe, proposing a national park with a fireproof museum and grand driveway from the citadel. It argues the project would celebrate Canada’s birth and urge New Brunswick and others to support the Quebec tercentenary tribute.
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Montcalm
Quebec
Sheriean
Rose Hille
Huttswelds
Welshope
Abraham
Sta Yor
Quelwe
Ste. Charles
Canada
Sion
Leman Montcalm
Aati
Wolfe
Bere
Plains of Abraham
New Brunswick
St John Telegraph
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Dana
A.H. Buzzell
J. W. Dillon
Bevan
Roosevelt
Grand and Petit Taroenyy
Ues Naoto
T. C Spelling
Federation
Koenig
Spellen
Washington
Takia
Abrivens
Marfell
Mazroun & Penk
Baldwin Locomotive Co
Chicago
Scott
Brooklyn
Orime
Fairfax
King
House
Chirag
Wees
Camry Ter
Cymric
Bud Clark
Ellie
Weatherford Ta
A Democratic Union
Blackwou
Morgan
Treasury
J. Pierpont Morgan
Bed Teen
Tn Bank
Minard’s Liniment Co
Framingham, Mass
Scientio- Ametiao
Prom House
Beitse
Ayer
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