Debate on race question and forest bill in Congress
Washington February 24. Republicans clash over an amendment to a district railway bill proposing Jim Crow cars in the District of Columbia. Democrats from the south accused politics, while some northern Republicans urged caution as the House judiciary committee prepares to review forest reserve legislation.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Befin
House
Jim Qeew
District of Columbia
South
Aero Republican Party
Ima
Bourke Cockrun
Afr
Heflin
Foster
Vermont
George Washington
Washington | Dmpelf
Mr. Grigga
Sauyphter
Mr. Fos Fan
Congress In Turmoil Over Naval Scandal Impeachment Clash
The House debated naval corruption as Rep Lilly attacked a New York correspondent over a New York naval scandal article. He charged the correspondent with bias aligned to the Electric Boat company. Three other prominent reporters were named as targets of submarine influence. A floor clash between Lilly and the journalist was narrowly avoided.
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Frank Hitchcophy
Taft
Nies
House Naval Committee
Congresman Libbay
Aeorik
Awent
New York
Electric Boat Company
Lilley
Paris
Roberts
Eli
Death mystery in Maine hotel case unsettled
Mrs Maat Woodbury’s death in Foxcroft Maine is under dispute with authorities weighing whether she was killed elsewhere and hidden or died by her own hand. Experts may be called to testify for both prosecution and defense as Dover and Foxcroft await further findings. The body was moved to Milo for funeral services before authorities take custody for further investigation.
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Foxcroft
Maat Woodbury
Yoon
Merbert Woodbury
Lewiston
Stata
Willy
Woodbury
Calvin Wy
Dovernd Foxcroft
Hale
Milo
Bhorrow
Hall of
Dover
Wnl
Whiteloes
Roy
Salle Anid Ris
Anertoad
Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney trouble claiming it cleanses blood and aids all organs. It promises samples by mail and urges mentioning the product name when writing to Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
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Kilsuer
Dr. Kilmer
Swanin-Root
Binghamton
Auto racers scatter as rivals clash in chaotic event
Fragmented OCR text describes an auto racing scene with scattered racers and confused commentary. Names and places are garbled, but the tone hints at a chaotic, multi-location gathering and a focus on a single raceday disruption.
Open Door Is the Orient War News Brief
A Washington dispatch reports the State Department yesterday stated no official reports show Japan’s commercial ventures in Manchuria or traceable links to potent front operations. The American government indicated no immediate intention to address Japan or any related issues.
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Washington
Japan
Manchuria
Alwnie
Jajen
Died in California Report Extract
Fragmentary notice from Mirror of The Wash referencing deaths in California with unclear names and places. The readable text lists names such as Cotsby Noyes and mentions Lag Anorton and other partially legible terms, insufficient to identify a clear event or individuals.
Sister of Slain Man Names Husband in Murder Claim
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on February a sister of George Carkins of Newington testified under oath that her husband Paul E Roy killed George on January 2 during a Newington dinner. Sheriff Collins plans a postmortem exam and Roy faces possible charges after the sister’s statement.
Piles Cured in 8 to 14 Days Claim Appears
A short health advertisement claims piles cure in eight to fourteen days with promises of quick relief. The snippet lists no medical professional or address and provides no further details.
New England Democratic Progressive League Meeting Planned
Boston hosts a gathering of the New England Democratic Progressive League to organize del egates for the Denver convention and back Mr. Bryan for president. Notables include T P Gorn, Don Hoewman Ollie Tames, J Sullivan, George Pied Williams, James J H Gygi ne, William Kennedy, James P F Kurke, and Alexander Troop in a program that previews an active campaign across states.
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New England Democratic Progressive League
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Wnt
State League of Massachusetts Arsa
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Don Hoewman
Ollie Tames
Kentwely
J. Sullivan
Ratgor
George Pied Williams
Mussarhugetts
James JH
Gygine
Rhode Teland
Willian Kennedy
Naugatuck
Connecticut
James PF. Kurke
Burlington
Vermont
Mr. Jamenon
Antein
New Hempshire
Alesander
Drysu
Accuser Recants in Murder Case Trial
Eighteen year old Terry M reeal recants testimony that helped convict Hermna THK of Tessurder of six Vreal family members. The accuser claims perjury by a key witness and identifies several men named by police as involved. Local prosecutor notes the reversal impacts the case as new inquiries begin.
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Biscar
Terry M
Horne Teller
Hermana Thk
Tessurder
Vreal
Han
Birt
Slater
Titel Wai
Lota
Bigth Police
Meio
Iim Accraes
Vieul
O'Callaghast
Mary
Qatholle Thuen
Ney
O'Callaghan
Alster Rose
Lim
Willi
Ae Ae
Chee
Train Derailment Near Hurtomport After Severe Storm
A storm swept the Hagland region splitting hail winds damaged a train between Hurtomport and Drousegal. The northwest rail area was struck hard with cars left off the track and several injured passengers, the heaviest impacts reported near the Falls. Rescue crews responded as the line remained blocked.
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Lamon
Hagland
Ireland
Goring
Bing
Blood drenched report from southern ruler shocks locals
Fragmented OCR describes a gruesome scene with references to a sultan and southern leaders. The text mentions blood and unrest though many words are garbled, making precise names and places unclear.
Change in Chelsea store sale to Ordway firm
Chelsea February 26 W C Holmes and Milon Mattison of Ordway Holmes Co have sold the store to P A Ordway and Son The stock will be levelled this week and possession transfers March 1 The Ordway firm formed in duty 100 years ago bought from CP Dickenson and have run a successful business under Mr Holmes health prompts retirement while Ordway and his son John Cordway bring back local experience and new life to the town.
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Chelsea
W. C Holmes
Milon
Mattison
Ordway, Holmes & Co
P. A. Ordway & Son
Ordway, Hole & Co
Dickenson
Holmes
Ordway
Dew
Bacon & Townsend
Southern Pipes
N.C
Joon Cordway
Haw Jul
Albany
N.Y
Bullrem
Tiolmes
Chelsea social notes recount visitors and gatherings
Chelsea society page lists Dosa Pray, Irw Dewring, Clement, George Foy, David Lagrio and more visiting from Boston and nearby towns. It notes extended stays, weekend visits, and out of town guests, plus a February 10 meeting about local diving studies and a lively evening of reminiscence and regret over missing members.
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CG Clement
Pou Coastton
Clement
Corinth
George Foy
David Lagrio
Wana Meln Ure
Tunbeidge
Tere Abe Hant
Treek Aylms Inen
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Edward King
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Trowhrlige
Ton
Trekard
Podtn
Birlington
J. O. Waldo
South Royal
Pred
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Gondwitt
Mes
Alva Wy Whitney
New York Faces Estimated Ninety Thousand Homeless
The article cites a manager from the association suggesting about 90,000 are poor and homeless in New York. It notes many are non residents while residents face poverty and rising protests. The piece hints at insufficient aid and ongoing struggles amid economic distress in the city.
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New York
Canada Labor Law Watch Sees Roosevelt Inquiry Headed North
Toronto reports Mackenzie King met President Roosevelt in Washington regarding Canada’s labor act. The plan calls Dr Clarke to study the act’s effects including boards of conciliation and investigation and its impact on disputes like the Grand Trunk railway strike. Clarke will tour Montreal Halifax Sydney and other points to review boards and enforcement.
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Toronto
Mackenzie King
Washington
Roosevelt
Board of Concillation
Canada
Clark
Department of Labor
Dniteruly
Montreal
Board of Canciliation and Investigation
Grand Tran Railway
Tts Car
Clarke
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Springhill
N.S
Sydney
C. B
Valleyfield
Onbalt
Hamilton
Lethbridge
Tador
Pernie
H. Uy Movie
Pointe
Tare At
Rendereal
Splendid Time Ends in Tragedy at School Ball
A Chicago girl, eight year old Ties Alonedie Artokd, collapsed and died shortly after an end-of-ball carriage departure. She had attended the annual dance for school pupils and murmured that she had the best time of her life before slipping away. The incident occurred in the parlor of Monge Park during the wait for a carriage. Her home city is listed as Hla.
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Chicago
Tate Winkea
Ties Alonedie Artokd
Monge Park Rymiasiin
Ycitl
Hla
Tow Mendony
Wheeler Eyes Pacific Mission Amidst Turmoil
Benjamin Wheeler, president of the University of California, foresees a shift toward Pacific affairs as a catalyst to awaken nations to Pacific importance. He warns the United States faces Japan tensions and potential conflict, urged by influential Japanese elements, amid uncertainty in early 20th century diplomacy.
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Cheign
Benjamin the Wheeler
Unniversity of California
Avtantle
Pacific
Dryerler
Chissge Vriday
United States
Japan
Pettibone to Undergo Surgery in San Diego
Boise Idaho February 22 George Pettibone after an acquittal in the conspirary case plans a serious operation in San Diego California doctors recommend removing a kidney to save his life the report notes his condition is critical and the operation is deemed necessary.
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Boise
Ida
Aeorge Pettibone
Tennenbery
San Deige
Oul
Hinest
Close Scrutiny of Thaw Reported in Albany Bustle
New York February 21 101 Porrix president of the state correctional commission in Albany yesterday closely observed by Superintendent Lai at the site for the arraignment of Matt Thawen Burris said that in each case Thaws refusal to report to unit effects Ee de ne eg a Will be t4 Be eoumrt uniesy
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New York
Porrix
Elate Comentation
Om Buneey
Ry Abany
N.Y
Pesterday
Lai
Ate
Burris
Industrial Warfal Workers Debate Right to Organize
The piece argues against strikes and lockouts as economic tools amid labor disputes. It reviews official losses from 1888 to 1892 and favors voluntary arbitration, objective bargaining, and union recognition to reduce industrial warfare while noting growers’ and employers’ resistance. It highlights the need for fair mediation and the dangers of coercive tactics.
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Kladly Rudd
Tracy Cim
Thorgl
Physic
Tal
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