Lloyd bill shields newspapers from post office interference
Congressman Lloyd of Missouri introduces a bill to bar the post office from enforcing regulations that affect newspaper business. He objects to a recent order demanding extra postage on copies unpaid by subscribers, arguing the government cannot force cash on newspapers or their readers.
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Lloyd
Missouri
Post Office Department
Rew
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House Committee On
Postoffice and
Post Roads
Green City Press
Minor酒喝误伤镜碎案判定无罪? No Excuse in Sheffield
Police judge rules in Sheffield case against John Reynolds who, though claiming to be under twenty one, is judged morally responsible. He entered a saloon at 328 Ewing avenue to drink, damaged an $80 mirror, and attacked the bartender with a salt cellar after getting drunk.
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John Reynolds
Reynolds
Ewing Avenue
Sheffield
The Early Life and Innovations of Robert Fulton
Edgerton recalls a poverty stricken youth who, despite little schooling, learns to read and write. He is apprenticed to a Philadelphia jeweler, studies engraving and landscape painting, then shifts to civil engineering and invention. Fulton designs an incline plane, applies steam to navigation, and creates steam boats with support from Livingston and others before his death.
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Robert Wee
Wee
Philadelphia
Yeang Pulse
Lepdos T
Duke of Bridgewater
Fulton
Perentz Wees
Peinting
Puiteo
Baward
Paris
Walton
City
Livingston
Fultos
America
Hudson
The
Bee
Carlier Lfe
Town tale of stubborn tobacco plug and odd misfortune
In our town a man named R. J. Boyles tried to chew a fine tobacco plug but could not pull free the chunk. He examined the plug with growing disappointment as the stubborn piece refused to yield.
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R. J. Boyles
BAPH 1085 lit ets he office over eis
Unable to determine readable facts from the fragmented OCR text. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or events can be identified to summarize into a valid newspaper item.
Franklin and Columbus in a mistaken tale of discovery
A garbled narrative links Benjamin Franklin to Christopher Columbus in a mythic account of discovery. It recounts Franklin’s early life, moral stances, and experiments, then shifts to Columbus’s voyages and mutiny, claiming a greater, unrecognized enterprise beyond known history.
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Lee
Tie
Boston
Franklin
Richard
Frankiie
William
Moe
Jefferson and Webster tale of speaking and struggle
The piece recounts Thomas Jefferson's rise from poverty and early doubt, and the later success of Daniel Webster who, shy as a student, found his voice in oratory. It notes Webster's initial failure and tears in school before discovering his field and impact.
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Daniel Webster
Boston
Webster
Ann Beyon
Werker
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