Washington House and Senate Actions Reported in Brief
The article outlines daily House and Senate activity including a massachusetts resolution on exports to Africa, pensions for army nurses, an educational bill, and civil service debates. It notes committees, petitions, and various appropriations such as Yellowstone Park buildings and harbor surveys, with adjournment pending next suspension day.
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Washington
Dawes
United States
Africa
Congress
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Geanda
Page Gage
Waren Ie
Oesota
Frye
Senate
Bington
Wohingws
Tennessee
Qoannon
Spring
Bayes
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Morey
Ohio
Bayne
Yeas
Buchapnan
New
Yellowstone Park
Turner
Chane
California
Santa Crus
DeHaven
Reading of journal stirs protest in the house
After the journal reading, Carliale voices protest over a January entry allegedly showing members games and votes. The house faces a stalled decision on the adopted rules amid low turnout and procedural questions raised by dissenters.
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Wasuinarow
Carliale
Eiooe
Aereiss
Tellore
ieMillan
Washington Noten Proclaims Cattle Removal on Cherokee Outlet
The president issued a proclamation directing removal of all cattle grazing on the Cherokee outlet in the northern Indian Territory. Officials force will enforce the order and telegraph messages confirm actions.
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Washington
Wasumoron
Indian Territory
Ieeas
Ted Wm. Gett
Robbers Break Door Shot Brengel Family in Ohio
In Cuserume Ohio on February 17 two men posing as telegraph workers forced entry after Brengel doubted the claim. They grabbed him and demanded money. Mrs. Brengel aided by her husband but was struck and the assailants fled with unknown loot.
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Ohio
Brengel Wan
Frengel Wan
Frengel
Prone
Fladi
Local Brief From San Veaworon Gazette
Fragmentary despatch reports a theft in Queens with suspected robbers. A tiara, possibly part of a crown set, is among items missing along with other valuables. Police investigate with no arrests reported at the time.
Kilrain Corbett Rematch Opens with Spirited Exchanges
At the Southern Athletic club Kilrain and Corbett met for six rounds while OLeary Smith and Bosniah Johnson fought four rounds. Corbett, 183 pounds and six feet tall, faced Kilrain, who weighed about 205 pounds, in a brisk start that showcased Corbett’s speed and defense. The crowd watched as blows landed and both men tested distance, with Corbett taking sharp punishment but returning with solid counters. A second bout, Griffin versus Mahan, followed in San Francisco with Mahan taking twenty seven rounds amid a brutal, bloodied contest.
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Kilrain-Corbett
Qoleary-Smith
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Vacquelin
Seeman
Kilrain
J. J. Corbett
San Francisco
Corbett
Ee Ee Dallas
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Etchampion
Houston
Ree Corbett
Muldoon
Cleary Lee
Mike Smith
George Scott
Hefere
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Romen
Corbetto Bio
Keo
Kia
Corbete
Corbets
Beck
Jimmie Griffin
St. Paul
Billy Mahan
Occidental Athletic Club
Griffin
Parnell Presses for Government Plan in Commons
In the House of Commons Parnell asked for information on government plans to proceed with its agenda. He urged motion on Monday to implement the government’s intentions, signaling critical parliamentary steps ahead.
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Parnell
House of Commons
Dragged and Robbed in Newark Street Corner Incident
A German girl, about 243, was found unconscious at the corner of fence and Commerce streets by officers tonight. She was taken to the police station for examination and possible identification as investigators pursue details of the assault.
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Newark
N. J
Commerce
Ser Sa Ha
Express train plunges through bridge wrecking car
An engine and baggage car of the Galveston express plunged through a bridge six miles south of Wicurma Kas this morning. Roadmaster George Peters was killed and engineer Wand god Beith-had a lee bro- Several passengers were injured as the train burned away. Local authorities and posse- tion are scouring the country for the miscreants responsible.
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Wicurma
Kas
Galveston Express
Here
Ge. Peters
Wand God Biceps Beith
Hebine Hous
Possess
Market activity weak as stocks close steady after volatility
New York stocks show feverish trading with early losses and late hours turning steadier. Prices in government and heavy issues drift near fractions, with rails and Western exchanges quoted. cattle and grain markets report steady to mixed results as reports from Chicago and London hint at broader demand effects.
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Firat Ee
Chicago
Northweate
Mework Central
Oregon Improvement
Oregon Navigation
Oregon Tal
Pasiflc Mail
Reading
Rock Milwaukee & Sc Paul
Texas
Uove Pacific
United Fargo Express
Wesero
Chicano
Beeves
London
Toleven
Ancient weather mystery and arc of low pressure noted
The fragment discusses ancient observations of stormy seas and wind, mentioning Earth rotation, heating air causing rising columns, and the concept of arcs of low barometer. It references names such as Seno Gear and William to Alva in Golden Days.
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Eis Storma
Seno Gear Teat
William
Alva
Kansas irrigation growth eyed amid immigration fears
Professor Frank H. Snow of Kansas State University notes that newcomers failing in plains farming have harmed Kansas prospects and slowed settlement. He explains limited irrigation zones restrict Western Kansas agriculture, as canal works expand toward the Arkansas and Platte valleys with major projects planned in Nebraska and nearby regions.
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Frank H. Snow
Kansas State University
Kansas
Pba
Kinsley
Arkansas
Platte Valley
Nebraska
Fes on mms or wil Mrs furnished rooms A Curley
A terse notice lists furnished rooms offered by A Curley in Mrs. Fes area, indicating availability and contact details for prospective lodgers.
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Fes
A. Curley
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