New Honor for Gen C D Howard in Senate and House
Washington June 21 Congress urged to promote Major General Oliver C Howard to Lieutenant General on the retired list. The bid, led by Representative Foster and Senator Black, cites his Civil War service from Bull Run to Gettysburg and postwar work, including education and reform, as justification for the promotion.
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House
Washington
Congress
Oliver C. Howard
Vertont
Sano
Burinton
Lenernant
Wal
Bowdotheatt
Boil Run
Pair Oaks
Sopanandet
Fourth Corps
Simman
Athinta
Carolinas
Hampton Iatscute
Tukeges
Fisk Wnlversity
Howard
Wonderland move eyed for Barre Town Hall meeting
City officials consider relocating the town hall to Barre with discussions set for Wednesday. The plan, noted as slow to progress, spans several consecutive months and prompts ongoing review by Barre representatives.
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Barre
Roosevelt Man Held Up In Senate Pensions Fight
Washington Jan 2 The Senate committee on pensions reported unfavorably on Charles Fairbanks’s nomination as U S pension agent sparking a clash between President Roosevelt and opponents in New York and New England. Senators Burrows Gallinger Burnham and others delayed the confirmation after debating with the New Hampshire delegation about selecting a candidate aligned with their bloc. The opposition, backed by Bray Streeter and Winston Churchill, argued the pick should go to someone from their own ranks.
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Washington, DC
Senate
Yesterliy
Charles Pairbanks
United States
Winston Churchil
Alosers
Burnham
Gallinger
Fairbanks
Chodeu
Senate bill to provide for former presidents
Senate bill introduces annual support of ten thousand dollars for former presidents with duties to serve as delegates to Pan American and other international veterans conferences. Referral to the foreign relations committee noted.
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Washington
Sunatar Setae
Kentucky
Cortelyou Delays Enlightenment for Ghats Report
Washington DC January 21 secret communications indicate Cortelyou will hold off on revealing financial measures until a forthcoming committee report. A Senate committee meeting yesterday continued debate on a valuable financial bill, while Aldries opposition appeared to stall passage.
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Washington, D.C
Secreta Cartelyans
Seastar Adis
Che Mpowuniey
Emt
A Litrich Financial
Canal appropriation plan eyed by committee
A congressional appropriations committee considers allocating funds for the canal project. The committee chair urges prompt action to finance the current digging efforts under Major Gov and the canal commission to advance the work.
Harriman and Waele Hearings on Turri nen safety act
Senator William A. Clark of Montana expected as key witness in government safety hearings. Attor ney-General Homaporte outlines plan amid debate on control measures and public order. Proapplications and oversight committees push to limit revolutionary rhetoric while focusing on security and regulatory actions.
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Attorhey
Interehite
William A. Clark
Montana
Poversment
Pista
Odetad
Hareriman
Hedva
Boston custom mouse bill and building project budget
Fragmented item notes a Boston measure on a custom mouse bill and a building project totaling 3 702 000 dollars. References to Washington and a date 16 appear along with garbled phrases. The readable content suggests civic funding or legislative action pending on a city project tied to a lodge or station.
Haywood Scores Rousevelt
garbled text from historical page mentions Haywood and Rousevelt with unclear context. details unreadable. no verifiable events or dates can be derived for a proper summary.
Beresford May Lose Command Amid Fleet Turmoil
Rumors swirl that Sir Arthur Moore may seize leadership of the Channel fleet as Lord Chartesford plans retirement. A web of connections links Percival and others at the Admiralty, with unnamed factions vying for control and alignment with the German emperor during a tense period.
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Arthur Moory
London
Van
Chartes Taresford
Channel
Arttair Moore
Enim Maricder
Wileuord
Anne Daval
Peng
Percy
Lot Charlew
Vielt
Ste Percy
Admiralty
Heresford
Finland Sinks Steamer After Collision Off Hoplard
June 21 at Plushing Hoplard reports the Finnish liner Finland sinks after colliding with the Greek steamer Epiros near this port. The Finnish crew and passengers abandon ship as the hull breaks and the Epiros sustains heavy damage. Rescue efforts continue with inquiries into the incident and the fate of those aboard.
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Plushing
Hoplard
Poten
Ower
Lord Curzon Elected to the House of Lords
A brief historical notice reports that Lord Curzon was elected to the House of Lords amid political maneuvering. It notes his path to the vacancy and references related factions and peers, including the brother of Lord Kil.
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Lord Curzon
House OF Lords
Ohio Solid for Taft in Taft Delegation Talks
Ohio leans solid for Taft as delegates appear likely to back the secretary. West Virginia also shows strong Taft support with the state central committee endorsing him, leaving only a couple undecided amid a broader Republican push.
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West
Virginia
State Central Committee
Washington
D. Tan
Taft
Ohio
Senatora Sect
Taftshie
Foraker
Dueperate
Etraita
Arthur Vargane
Conserva
Wwe Taft
West Virginia
New York
Wodralt
Tivik
Campbell
Kansas
Waternion
Brackett in Thighes State league bid prompts governor talk
A garbled report notes Thighes State league president Tirwckett hints the group will send a letter to Governor Veybee. The aim is to prompt a formal statement about post Homan and divide among Hughes supporters as Brackett and ex Governor York are cited in courtrooms and political maneuvering.
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Kewnataekett
Thighes
Leage
League
Veybee
Tirwckett
Hughes
Frank York
New York
Orion
Brackett
Court of Appeals
Eeiray Cieveror Hughes
Abd-Elaziz to Meet Mulad Hafid at Fez
Tangier dispatch reports Abd-Elaziz, the mulant peer, will meet Mulad Hafid in Fez to discuss quell a rebellion as sultan of Murorro proclaims authority. unclear portions reference brûlée fever and a disputed letter amid turmoil and regional factions.
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Abd-Elaziz
Mulad Hafid
Fez
Sultan of
Murorro
Tangier
Alxel-Aziz
Hyomei Aromatic Air Claims Cures for Calarrh
From the Pine Woods advertises Hyomei's aromatic air as a guaranteed remedy for calarrh and cost free when combined with Uyame treatment. It asserts the air reaches deep into the lungs, offers rapid relief, and promises almost miraculous cures, with strong language about restoring health and easing breathing.
Pitchers Cover First Base Boosts Infield Defense
A Cleveland observer notes pitchers influence fielding by covering first base to prevent infield hits. The piece highlights Chicago White Sox pitchers led by Comiskey era for most putouts, with Altrock White and others cited. It also compares the Athletics and Cleveland pitchers, giving counts of putouts and effectiveness at covering first and third base across teams.
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Cleveland Observer
Ted
Jiggs” Donohue
White Sox
Uet
Donohue
Sox
Comiskey
Chicago
Almericam Tengua
White
Waleh
Altrock
Patterson
Owen
Coldom
Cleveland
Tairlere
Thit Wtivwlar
Plank
Adilell
Cleveland Corps of
Pitehmts
Jose
Tn Patavite
Weheattok
Clirkann
Thelman
Leibiarde
Hut
Mal Chase
Chowdre
Earl Moore
Keele
Young Men's Association Billiards Debate Sparks Moral Clash
City ministers in Seattle clash with a Young Men's Association proposal on billiards. They condemn pool as immoral and a temptation to vice, while supporters defend it as a harmless pastime and a tool for mental development within moderate limits.
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Seattle
Young
Met
Chivas
Paanes Ieee
New Board of Trade plan shocks National body
A proposed new Board of Trade plan splits power with the National board of trade. Secretaries of commerce and labor advocate a skeleton organization, while the National board resists ceding influence. Key figures include Schwab, Peabody, Hansmitn, Mone, Coppins, White, Vinux, and A Lawrence.
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NEW Board OF Trade Plan
Tan
Elena
Nadlama Pipiens
Etrany
Department’ of Commerce and Tabor
Washington
Straus
York
Grae Wombat
Commeros
Betts
Amockon Additey
Boart of Trade
National Board of Rade
Emncluyia
Sullivan
Plev Mang
National Board Af Trade
Ie Berm
Nathinal Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Schwab
Mombers
Badiy
Henry W. ¢Pabody
Rnston
Philadelpha
Arytreme Awasey
Cleveland
Henry Wy Peabody
Charley
Hansbitn
Timiel D. Mone
George P. Coppins
Clinton White
Chamber of Merce
Vinux
A. Lawrente
Carter Runt
Toston Merchante
Pope hints at coadjutor for Riordan case
Rome Jan 21 Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco attended a private farewell with the pope after a visit to the Vatican. The pope, amused by reports of a looming papal resignation and a future coadjutor, expressed hope the selection for Riordan's successor would be settled promptly and to the satisfaction of all involved.
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Rome
Riontan
San Franciera
Riordup
San Francisco
Poor Man's Church Aims to Feed and House Unemployed
A historical notice describes a revival effort by Lay Evangelical groups to provide meals and lodging for jobless workers. The plan centers on a lodging house district and aims to expand church activity, with religious services and community support as core elements.
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Alcupo
Dan
Diatrict
Five Are Murdered in Montara Homestead
Five people are reported killed in Montara near Man by a mother and four children. Sheriff Harris received information of a quintuple murder on a ranch. The remains include an adult female and four children with one girl aged unspecified. Authorities fear arson was used to destroy evidence as they pursue suspects.
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Montara
Fowirton
Mont
Harris
Manby
Free trial bottle offered for rheumatism cure
A bold advertisement urges rheumatic sufferers to obtain a free trial bottle of Urine-Oe from the Smith Deus Co. Send name and address to Syracuse address for trial by mail. The endorser claims proven benefits and asks recipients to spread the word to friends who suffer rheumatism.
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Smith Deus Co
Syracuse
Siother
Barre
Rivkert & Welle
Hed Crows Pharmacy
Walsh Still Hopes to Be Exonerated
The article portrays Walsh clinging to optimism for exoneration amid a turbulent inquiry. It notes public suspicion and hints at political pressures, with references to legal scrutiny, presidential oversight, and ongoing investigations impacting his credibility and defense strategy.
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Walsh
Jacques Pleads Guilty of Murder in Small-Town Case
A grand jury heard the confession by a boy who admits killing Mary Eddy in Cloresville on June 3. He pleads guilty in Hackensville court, admitting plans and motive tied to a St. Louis company, with both victim and he connected to a local employee circle.
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Mary
Eddy Heid
Conpeeamaee
Cloresville
Hackasille
Tle
Geilty Andy
Igrand
wFtlifot
Janis Yestehlay
Leawlog
Lallow
William Stig
Mise Eddy
Jett
Daring Theft Nets Bostonian Victim Parlor Larceny
Police report a bold burglary at Mrs H Staples Potter's Roxton home where jewelry worth about AC $334 and smaller items were stolen during dinner. A tomb and other rooms were searched but few valuables were missing besides the listed pieces.
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Todd
Hietta
Wu Eadity Ivette
Talen
Mrg H
Staples Potter
Roxton
Alo
Japanese Immigration Shows Heavy Decrease
A historical news brief reports a sharp drop in Japanese immigration, noting Imperial policy influences and emigration trends. The article mentions government actions affecting movement and border controls, with references to Washington discussions and potential fines or penalties for violations.
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