Hansbrough Proposes Board Rule for Currency Supervision
Washington Jan 16 Senate Finance Committee made little headway on the Aldrich financial bill as members spent time offering verbal suggestions. Hansbrough proposed a board to supervise the emergency currency, rather than treasury officials under the secretary. The idea was not generally agreed to, signaling a desire for a different system than the bill's single-man approach. No definite amendments were offered as the committee planned further discussions today.
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Washington, D.C
Aldrich
Senate
Tranabrough
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Hansbrough Dea
Aldrich bill faces Wall Street opposition and debate
Senator Bao attacks the Aldrich bill while New York banks and railroad interests criticize it. A proposed plan would place emergency currency supervision with a board rather than the treasury, amid calls for Treasury control and bank condemnation from E A Potter, president of a Chileast company.
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Cy Dan
Bao
Georgia
Aldeich
Secretary of the Treasury
Baconi
New York
E. A. Potter
Chitrast
Hansbough
Treasury
The
Hyomet Treatment Promises Quick Relief for Colds
The Red Cross Pharmacy advertises a complete Hyomet treatment outfit for $1.00, claiming it cures and relieves chronic nasal and throat trouble. It asserts rapid improvement at first symptoms and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Sark
Walshe
Tyeelas
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Miraculous Cures
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures blood diseases and nervous weakness. It cites testimonials from users in New York and Massachusetts, including a father whose muscular rheumatism supposedly vanished after two bottles. The ad notes price, dosage, and that the product is prepared by C. I. Hood & Co. in Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Hood
Evan Nay
Bay Persenae
Binh
AL Reman St. Lowell
South Nethleboem
N.Y
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Maca
Black Joins Hughes Supporters in Albany Fight
Albany notes report ex Governor Black has joined the Hughes faction confronting Roosevelt allies in New York state politics. Governor Hughes maintains silence on an endorsement amid factional tension with Crane and Brackett. Governor Hatcher Wilcox planned New York trip and alumni dinner scheduling affects officials.
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Albany
N.Y
Frank
Black
Roosevelt
Mochmne
Owell
George W. Aldridge
Hagher
Edgar T. Brackett
Thyzhes
Tim
Hinthes
Tia
Murmy
New York
Hughes
Ata Reig
Esi
Brdigadine
Matt
Hughes Lenge
Waltedlapan
F. P. Browen
Frederick W. Biles
Howton
Brown Alumai Association of
New England
Brown
Boston
Tray
Objections Rise As House Debates Penal Code Bill
Debates in Washington on codifying U S penal laws resume with objections to the bill. Mr Leake of New Jersey calls it unscientific and biased toward some offenders. Mr Ollie James of Kentucky critiques amendments over destruction of bird eggs and corporate influence, urging adherence to Roosevelt's messages.
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Washington
Iin. Sr
United States
House of Representatives
Leake
New Jersey
Ollie James
Kentucky
Iman
Rockefeller
Repubican
Roosevelt
Bia
Congress
Hobson Navy Plan Backed by President Support Sought
Washington January 1 Representative Hobson met with President Roosevelt and sought his backing for a bill drafting a continuing naval program. The measure would provide an annual 800 million for battleships and specify numbers and design under executive control. Roosevelt indicated support in principle for expanding battleship construction.
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Washington, D. C
Holson
Tooeevelt Yestoring
Pnies
Behall of
Hobson
Executive
Hoteon Wild
Senate Moves to Force Cortelyou to Talk
Culberson pushes for Treasury details on Panama bonds and circulation. Senate advances resolution demanding information from Secretary Cortelyou on recent Panama Line bond issues and circulation, with Senator Aldrich opposing and urging restrained inquiry.
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Senate
Cortelyou
Culberson
Panama
Beupier
Eat
Treasury
Tornay
Isaanit
Aldrich
Janitors and Penal Law Bill Debate in House
The House of Representatives continued debate on a bill to codify the penal law after spending time discussing and disposing of several resolutions regarding the appointment of six janitors for the new office building.
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Washington
Hank of Representatives
Yestes
Everett man to be sent to Bridgewater for life
John A. Steele of Everett is to be sent to Bridgewater State Hospital for the criminal insane after admitting the shooting of Basard Cohen and wounding Denribe Driscoll in the executive offices at the State House. Dr. Jerry and Dr. Steadman testified Steele appeared insane and not in danger of escape. he will be taken from the Tombs to the secure ward.
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Boston, Jan
John A. Steele
Everett Manite
Basard Cohen
Denribe
Driscoll
Wiate
American Foloration of Labor
State Hoos
Latol
Shite Hospital
Bridgewater
Fife
Jerry
Steadmadhi
Poe
Ferdine
Cohen
Steele
Crepes and Tartines Delight at New Tokyo Café
A small new eatery in New Tok opens offering crepes and other pastries. The owners, identified as EBLT and RPDS, promise a casual menu and a cozy gathering space.
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RPDS
Grados Ua New Tok
President Not Worried By Poraker's Warfare
Washington January 15 President Roosevelt is not discouraged between Senator Foraker over fighting the entir e mation of the minimations of Ohio men. The President agrees it is understood that everything Paradker tegne down as apology for the sauation of the Republican aaa. Foraker bears the burden of getting them rejected if he wants to.
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Washington
Romevelt
Ohio
Aaa
Hanes
Dham
Taft Delegation Shapes 16 Town GOP Split
Fragmented Des Moines area GOP factions rush to organize Taft support for the Chicago delegation as rival groups argue over control of Taft slate and camp plans.
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Des Moines
Jon
Taft
Joadere
Ieee
Tia Tait Deleystion
Chicago
Staple Ginghams See Price Cuts Across Lines
A partial OCR reads price drops on staple ginghams from 7 to 4 cents per yard across several lines. Some plains remain unchanged while others show small reductions. Sellers claim products for spring remain priced despite the move, with many agents noting old stock commitments through months ahead.
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York
Agenke
Japanese Leader Urges Stay in Far East Alliance
Amhamedor tells his countrymen to remain in the Far East as Japan pursues a regional role. In a controversial interview, he argues for self reliance and avoiding Western influence while courting closer ties with Asia.
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Amhamedor
Far East
Honolubi
Ye Orit
Junanes
Jagan
Uhenmelves
Coren
Unclear Text From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR reads like garbled notes mentioning King, FAO, and ear health terms. No coherent event, person, place, or date emerges to identify a news item or action. The readable bits do not form a verifiable, reportable record.
Third Japanese Minister Resigns Amid Budget Panic
A chaotic political scene unfolds as Naknahoko and other ministers face possible resignations and cabinet reshuffles. With general elections looming, parties debate a majority path and a cabinet likely to include new or doubled portfolios. Immigration tensions with the U S and Canada influence the crisis.
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Tobie
Naknahoko
F ‘Rueda
Seeman Iinine
Powte
Interior and Justice
Met
Opring
Aly
Eeven
Vremnjer Salta
Otty
Pth
Marquis Kateura
Polly
Baron Gembel Yamamoto
I Fs
Allaldow
America
Canada
Italy's King Bids Takahira Farewell
Rome on January 16 reports King Victor Emmanuel bid farewell to Baron Takahira the Japanese ambassador to the United States. The king expressed regret over the diplomat's transfer while praising their longtime friendship and noting Takahira's upcoming posting to New York.
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Rome
Takahira
Eiecord
Acki
United States
Victir Emanuel
Tally
Tome
New York
Wok
Wbaadner
Munuretainia
Hughes Would Put Race Track Gamblers in Prison
Albaoy N Y July 10 Governor Hughes yesterday declared informal approval of a bill aimed at race track gamblers. The amended measure provides for imprisonment as a penalty. The bill passed both houses yesterday after debate.
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Hughes
Stop Drinking Pledge Promise Declares Ineffectiveness
A historical ad discussing the fading belief in pledges to cure drunkenness. It argues pledges fail without voluntary self-control and notes a supposed remedy offered with a guarantee, claiming treatment progresses from secret use to broader adoption while promising cure and financial refund.
Praise for fleets sailors and shore leave in Rio
In Rio de Janeiro on January 16 visiting American naval officers enjoyed a presidential garden party at the Petropolis residence then an afternoon embassy event. Reports praise disciplined conduct during shore leave by about four thousand sailors, with minimal incidents and a large economic impact as more than a quarter of a million dollars is expected to flow to Rio’s tradesmen before the fleet departs January 21.
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Rio Janeiro
Parma
Petropalie
Evans
Ieee
Rio Dandra
Rio
Kilo Janeiro
Lumitvense Park
Ling
Root
Washington
Buenos Ayres
South America
Ergleere Almirante Grau
San Francisco
Oriental Dream Beautifier Claims Secret Beauty Elixir
To Ladies Only the advertisement touts T Felix Gouraud's Oriental Dream a magical beautifier promising flawless skin without tan freckles or mottling. It claims a slow beat in composition, imitates nature and is endorsed by professionals and celebrities. Available at Great Jones Street New York and sold by retailers in the United States Canada and Europe.
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T. Kelix Gouraud
Great Jones Street
New York
United States
Canadan
Europe
Bankers Tackle Currency Reform Discussion Set
Jan. 16 Chirrenny son of a water character vows a remedy for disease reform ideas reset by the currency communion of the American. Hopkers execuation will be there Saturday to thresh out the currency question and outline views to Congress and the President. Also notes on Valencia olives and a cow bearing fruit tied to Columbus era history.
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Hopkers
Itewnonbees
Congress
Valencia
America
Frogs of the Sixteenth Century Woundersd On Fest Fay
Fragmentary note mentions frogs described as woundersd and allowed on fest fay in a sixteenth century context, suggesting a quirky local belief or event. Details are sparse and names or places are not confirmed.
Girls Fears Plot To Rob Her Of A Fortune
Colorado Springs details a dangerous crime plot involving Margaret Martin who fears conspirators seek to extract a fortune. The article traces a web of alleged schemes, entanglements, and movements across Denver and South Africa, centering on a diamond mine fortune and a hidden will. The tale anchors on marriages, betrayals, and a warning of dangers surrounding a large inheritance.
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Colorado Springs
Gor
Martin
Iina Moa
South Afane
Nix
Margaret Martin
Itia
Meary H. Whitelaw
Whitelaw Reid
Denver
Nephorn
Whitelaw
Tory
Lambert
Oman
Noto
Mixa Martin
Galrraith
Ane
Mre. Whitelaw
Striking gaps in tale of missing girl’s money and alleged scheme
A fragment details a missing girl’s funds, a private steel safe with $0,000 reportedly missing, and a man in Colorado who paid $7,000 for the girl’s left riches. It cites a supposed arrangement involving Mrs Martin and a lawyer in Grade Springs, but the suspect Lawson failed to appear.
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Serine
Dors
Colorado
Wiilelaw
Maine
Sata
Martin
Hit
Grade Springs
Lawson
British South Pole expedition sails from Lyttelton
Sailors bid farewell as Nimrod and Koonyes depart under Lieut Shackleton. The expedition heads toward the Antarctic amid bad weather and supply difficulties, with delays noted and the party relying on rationed food during the voyage.
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Lieut
Shackleton
New Zealand
Wellington
Koonyes
Wieraeigg
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