House Debates Gold Bond Policy Amid Treasury Strain
Amid treasury shortages and fluctuating gold reserves the House considers a resolution to pay bonds in gold at 3 percent interest. Reports cite Secretary of the Treasury policy with critics accusing private contracts with European financiers. Ankeny and Grosvenor dispute the approach as Republicans press for a fiscally cautious path during distress. In a parallel dispatch, Mexican bandits rob a rail camp near Atotonide injuring Capt Scott and John Scott as 60 dollars in cash is looted from the train crew.
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John Scott
Atotonides
Scott Brothers
Atotonideo
Owen
Ebbert
Puebla
Secretary Rapligs Seeks Gold Reserve Details From Senate
Secretary Carlialé asks the Senate for information on the gold reserve used for current expenses. He seeks figures on Japan Treasuries, bond sale proceeds, and the extent of reserve appropriation over twenty five months.
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Carliaie Rapligs
Wasmunotox
Carlialé
Senate
Gorman
Retirement Message From Mae Beniae
The notice states a retirement from Mae Beniae with a personal message to FR Bg Wastivorom Manderaoo and Os teehee. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Manderaoo
Cee Os Teehee
Mae Benaie
Government seeks to halt predations and new trials debate
The government aims to avoid advancing predations as lawyers pursue motions for new trials in claims tied to Indiana actions. Attorneys argue the court of claims jurisdiction covers certain amity and frontier cases, disputing the scope of immunity and vital rights tied to veterans and voters amid disputed declarations.
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Jo Howry
United States
Interior Department
Gal
Washington
T Frontier
Perfidy Exposed in a Brooklyn Hospital Ward
A New York report describes Mary Hennson Wilkinson visiting a maternity hospital in Brooklyn on Christmas morning with treats for inmates. She befriended a young woman who was to join a ward and learned they were all wives of the same man, prompting family distress and a public reaction.
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New Yoas
Mary Hennson Wilkinson
Maternity Hospital
Brooklyn
Pemes
Those Who Wed Dr King’s Discovery Try Free Trial
Readers urged to try a new drug sample promises value to users. Calling for a free trial, the notice emphasizes immediate access and potential benefits. The ad-style text targets readers familiar with Dr King’s product and requests contact to obtain a sample.
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Dr. King
Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed as Market Slows
The Post-Dispatch reports a dull cattle and sheep market with limited demand and prices off about 2.50 on lambs and sheep. Receipts include 1,200 cattle and 100 sheep, with cows and mixed stock in good demand and feeders stronger. wool remains quiet. Col. Charles L. Jones, former editor of the New York World, slated to become editor of the St. Louis paper.
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Post-Dispatch
They Blow Out the Gas at Brunswick Hotel
Carrie and Fairee are in bed at the Brunswick hotel when a gas blast occurs. The incident details are incomplete with fragments noting a fire and potential injuries in a historical report.
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Macaig My
Marriage Walk Lets Couple Talk It Over
A mid aged couple visits a minister for a wedding and after the ceremony the clergyman jokes about distance. The groom replies with a tender smile that they will not ride but walk and talk the marriage through. The humorous tale reflects small town life and the minister’s gentle wit.
Peter Jones and Peterburg: a name change history
A fragment discusses belief, thought, and decay themes alongside references to a trader named Peter Jones and a place later renamed Petersburg. Mentions of circles, homes, and social life appear, with intermittent proper nouns and unclear connections.
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Peter's Point
Vaparena
Peter Jones
Petersburg
Do You Cough Aadvertising Purely for Cough Syrup
An advertisement touts Parks Cough Syrup as a guaranteed cure for coughs with bold claims and promotional language.
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Parks
Hayward murder trial opens with defense claim of sanity and alibi
In Mienedroum on February 14 the Hayward murder trial opened. the defense portrayed Claus A. Blixt as the killer and claimed Harry Hayward had an alibi, while promising to show the defendant’s sanity and to question multiple witnesses including a morgue keeper and an undertaker.
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Smith
Hayward
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Blixt
Misa
John Po
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Misa Ging
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Matyaman
Harry Hayward
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Deere Lake Calhoun
New Discovery Promises Cough Remedy Proof in Home Trial
A household tale praises a long tried remedy to curb coughs, claiming it never failed and urging families to try the treatment. Bottles are offered free at A. E. Roedel's drug store with regular sizes priced at 50 cents and $1. Also mentions Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder as a noted product.
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G. A. Keman
Cotokill
A. E. Roedel
New Social Bureau Will Manage Private Entertainments
Miss Ella Garrison launches a New York service that outsources hosting chores. The bureau plans menus, decor, invitations, and even toilet choices, sending chefs and staff to arrange parties and summer furnishings. It promises guidance on social customs and seating, solving etiquette puzzles for hosts.
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Charlton Judd
Elas
Bureau of Social Requirements
Mies
Ella Garrison
New York
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Bureau
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