Senate Will Pass General Appropriation Bill After Rejected Report
Austin October 1 The Texas House rejected the free conference committee report on the general appropriation bill by 52 to 46 and sent the measures back for more work. If Senate conferees refuse to recede the bill may be adopted without a third special session, though parliamentary rules suggest it could be dead without unanimous consent. The Senate backed the conference report but not the House action, while R B Levy’s appointment to the Fourth Judicial District was confirmed after initial resistance.
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Free Conference Committee
Toto
Conference
Senate
R. B. Levy
Fourth Judicial District
Levy
Denver Mallory line steamer promised for New York delivery
New York reports the Denver, Mallory line’s new steamer, due at her New York dock by mid next week, will sail on her maiden trip to Galveston in about a week. Claimed to be the finest coastwise vessel with unmatched passenger comfort and double freight capacity, predicted to cut New York Galveston time to about five and a half days. Washington announces General Brooke has approved Private Peter J. Devine’s court martial sentence. dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of pay, and one year hard labor for disrespectful words toward the president.
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New York
Mallory Line
Denver
Galveston
Washington
Brooke
Peter J. Devine
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
United States
Woman fatally burned in Schlem home accident
A woman in Schlem North Carolina was badly burned when her clothing caught fire from a kitchen stove and died four hours later. A separate dispatch from Brussels reports Mr. Kruger abandoning a delegation to the U.S. president and noting President Roosevelt will pursue non intervention.
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Schlem
N. C
London
Kruger
Daily Mail
Brussels
United States
Roosevelt
Immigration Test Policy in Australia and Related News
Melbourne premier Barton defends immigration restriction policy and English language test requiring 50 words written under dictation. Debate centers on replacing English with European languages. Japanese language test rejected. Western Australia sees anti black labor agitation. Ex Captain Neall convicted of forging pay voucher. Shansi famine deepens with 700 daily deaths amid widespread desolation.
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London
Melbourne
the Times
Barton
Reid
Cus
Parton
Western Australia
San Francisco
John M. Neall
Fourth United States Cavalry
United States District Court
F. M. Coxe
United States
John Cranson
Governor Durbin delays Goebel murder case decision
Indianapolis Oct 1 Governor Durbin told Kentucky officials he will not decide on the return of W S Taylor and Charles Finley for trial in the Goebel murder case until evidence is reviewed, a week or more likely. Berlin Oct 1 Prince Karl Loewenstein summons a conference against dueling to meet in Lip sio Oct 19. Catholic and Protestant politicians sign the appeal to discuss the issue.
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Indianapolis
Durbin
Kentucky
Beckham
Taylor
Charles Finley
Goebel
Berlin
Karl Loewenstein
Lipsio
Z H Estes Co assigns liabilities and plans to resume
Memphis reports Z H Estes & Co a renowned grocery and cotton firm assigned with liabilities of 116750 and assets around 250000. Creditors are expected to be paid in full and operations to resume once the cotton crop moves. Miss Laura Lemly, sister of Judge Advocate Lemly, is reported burned to death in Charlotte New York on October 1.
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Memphis
Z. H. Estes & Co
Charlotte, N. Y
Laura Lemly
Advocate Lemly
Postmaster General estimate rise and varied local stories
The report lists a $6 250 000 post office rural delivery budget for next year, up $2 750 000, alongside strikes and crimes in multiple states. Chicago Telephone linemen demand 25 cent wage increases. Fatal incidents occur in North Baltimore Missouri DeSoto Nebraska and Tennessee, while others note railroad, jewelers, irrigation, and aging pioneer facts.
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Chicago Telephone Company
George M. Pullman
Brazelle
Carson
Ned
Thomas A. Boggs
North Baltimore
William Greenhill
Daniel
DeSoto
George W. Davey
Northwestern
Belvidere
Electrc
Bryansville
Princeton
Ind
Otis G. Carter
Norwalk
America
L. B. James
Uba
Weakley County
Tenn
Len Mitchell
Leasburg
Wallace Ward
Benjamin Ward
Paris
August Kusche
Duburque
Springfield
Fordyce Street Fair Set for October 22 and 23
The town of Fordyce Arkansas schedules a two day street fair on October 22 and 23. Uncle George Brinsfield of Izard County claims to be 100, aiding in a protracted Viola meeting. Reverend W. W. Graham of Grapeville Kentucky now 96 reports long service and frugal living without tobacco or alcohol. Admiral Robley D Evans testifies in Schle court. his Iowa voyage narrative from Key West May 20 to July 4 expands but ends before adjournment.
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Fordyce
Ark
George Brinsfield
Izard County
Arkansas
Viola
W. W. Graham
Grapsville Church
Mercer County
Grapevine Church
Count Groppi
Santiago de Chili
James H. Miller
Schle
Robley D. Evans
Iowa
Key West
West town properties offer various houses and lots
Four room house and two lots on west side with well and stable priced at 650. Six room house and one lot on west side priced at 600. Six room house and two lots four blocks from Main Street with brick cistern at 1250. Two lots and old five room house in southwest town priced at 800. Also other city property.
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Main Street
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Bluff County
McCrory
Grand Opera House
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Arkansas Hills
J. W. Batts
Brazos County
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