Fragmented World Debt Figures and Policy Notes
The article presents tangled figures on national debts including $276 million for the Leader DAPAC, $7.2 billion for Russia, and mentions Japan and other nations with dubious figures. It weaves in debates on divorce, Rockefeller, trade tariffs, and speculative claims about the 194-year, culminating in a grim note that January 194 will be remembered as a disaster-filled start to the year.
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Dapac
Russia
Japan
Pinantally
The First Theater Opens Under New Fire Rules
The first theater to reopen, McVicker's, hosts a Monday opening after a safety inspection by Williams and Musham. The fire curtain, exits numbered near two dozen, and East marked doors are described, with planned further alterations by September to meet provisional ordinances.
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McVicker's Theater
Asu
Alder
Williams
Aesistants
Musham
Aulinpee
Anon
Kentucky
McVicker's
Fxnner Bond
Senate Approves 4.5 Million for St. Louis Exposition
A Senate appropriations subcommittee approves borrowing 4.5 million dollars from the government for the St. Louis World’s Fair. Senator Miletag to draft the needed legislation. President Francis expects up to 1,000,000 visitors with 50 cent admission as security for the loan. Other items note Taft in the Philippines and coroner’s jury on the Iroquois Theater tragedy.
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Senate
Lown
Washington, D
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mile Tag
Aot
Francis
Chicago
Demurrer Overruled in Butter Bribery Case in Missouri
The court overruled the defense demurrer in the Edward Butter bribery case. The indictment charged Butter with paying $47,010 to 19 members of the Saint Louis House of Delegates to secure passage of a local bribery bill in Saint Louis. Judge Judith Graves ruled after arguments Monday afternoon that the indictment could proceed as a single count.
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Fulton
Baward Butler
St. Louis House of Delegates
St. Louis
Judith Graves
Retires From Business After 24 Years With Lord & Thomas
Chicago dates report Daniel M. Lord of the advertising firm Lord & Thomas retires from active business life after 24 years as head. He ends his connection with the industry by a self made promise to enjoy a life of security upon reaching age 60.
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Chicazo
Daniel M. Lord
Lord & Thomas
Printers Demands Refused Amid City Strike
Boston on February 2 reports the first day of a printers strike with about 250 workers out and indications of many more quitting, while some smaller firms under Typothetae accepted the new schedule. Many read as union demands refused. George Ketcham of Toledo sold The Hangman to Louis Wemans of Brighton, England. Arlington etc.
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Boston
Bealy
Typothetae
George Ketcham
New York
Toledo
Crescens
Mr. Ketcham
Louis Wemans
Brighton
England
Senate
Gay, Vardanian
Statehouse Commission
House of Representatives
State House Commission
Capitol Commission
Longino
Capitol
Capitol Building
Jackson
Mississippi Legislature in Slow Fourth Week
The Mississippi Legislature enters the fourth week with limited progress as key bills await introduction and debate. Stakeholders anticipate action on the general appropriation, school fund distribution, and Wells grancy bill amid committee work and adjournments.
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Ashe
Senate
A. J. Russell
Lauderdale
Tucker
Mississippi State News on Agricultural Experiment Stations
Mississippi's agricultural progress centers on the Pine Woods and McNeill branch stations. The plan expands four experiment stations, funded by state and federal support, to boost fertilization, crop rotations, and land preparation, aiding farmers toward greater prosperity and regional competition.
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Ihis
Caren
Hifervor
Sane
Tital Star
Station We
New York
Minnesota
Louisiana
Connecticut
California
Wisconsin
Ohio
Sammi
Alabama
McNeill
Pine Woods
Delta
Beigtslae Ture
Mississippi
Establishig
Establishig This Station In the Pine Woods Sorion
Phi Se Tien
Kina
South Missisappi
Mississippi Agricultural Colle
Seeded claims and herbal remedy sales warnings in 1900s notice
A fragmented note describes Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and a testimonial praising its effects. It mentions a home visit, a bottle purchase, and a promise of relief, plus a venue and a high forfeit. The piece references an independent order and a monetary forfeit.
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Temuco Dally Atoll
Ageny
Seaahes
Lydia L. Pinkian
Goat Templars
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Rockefeller
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New York Sun
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Maxyhouss
He Tran
Taft
Philippines
Islands
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Louisiana Purchase Exposition
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Gifford
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Navy
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Leson
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Manuser
Pipte
Epsin Gy
Edward Butter
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Chicaso
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Wify
Stetke Im Moston
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Ore
Messermott
New Jersey
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Sheridan
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Judiciary Committee
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Harrus
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Burrus
Witten
Iit
Senate Judiciary
United States Supreme Court
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Croom
Thompson
Chy
House Committee On Universities and Colleges
Oxford
University of Mississippi
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Bell of Washington
Maer
Tipton
Millsaps
Eddins
Mixon
Lopez
Patty
Mitchell
Ellis
Industrial Institute and College
Alcarn Agricultural and Mechanical College
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Vicksburg
National Park
K. Vardaman
Practica
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Snally
Vigerona
Hoeiening
BE. H. Moore
Genate
Mon Clarener Greaves
Enurt
Chancery
Bill
Industrial Institute and College of Columbus
Governor’s Mansion
Gov. Longino
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Leake County
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Adam Byrd
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Peese
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Hale
Bishone
Witney
Yale
Booneville
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Ciumborkand
Banner
Youre & Harris Tracers
L. Be Brown
Pension Law Change
Carl Gables
Lucile Quinn
WH. M. Quinn
Uyford
Eraliers
John A. Balzer
Sarrowbad
Mennety
Green's
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St.Jacobs Oil
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Cirine
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Amy Farmer
Vine
Kali Works
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