House Considers Tariff Bill
Washington March 19 reports say Representative Payne moved for committee of the whole to consider a new tariff bill. Olmstead chaired as clerks opened the session, with an estimate of four hours for bill consideration.
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Washington
Payne
Olmstead
Treasury
Urles. D. Norton
Chicago
Louis A. Ildge
Mansachusetts
Jon Wanty
Today
Oregon Senate
King Nim
Senaor Fulton
Oregon
Fulton Jusiain
McArthur
Je House
Assembly
Tima Tion
Fry
Sena Fry
Maine
Senate
Shermin Bingham Oly
Pennsylvania
Senate Ale
Trial costs and retrial for prominent Tennessee defendants
The article describes a sensational case involving Senator Marmack and others charged with murder. It notes requests for a retrial, high trial costs, and strained county funds. The defense argues procedural and legal advantages while the state contends the defendants’ prominence amplified public attention.
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Eeawon
Marmack
Felon
Physicians Form Absoctation Association
Physicians of the city formed the Coonawtwe Physiclane Association to aid members and protect against unpaid patient care. The plan allows physicians to refuse attendance to nonpaying patients, with rules to be announced ten days before enforcement.
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The
Eity
Coon A’atewe Physiclane’ Association
Uua
Evry
Thie
Reservoirs Burst Flood Strikes Parkerburg Area
A flood followed reservoirs bursting near Parkerburg West Wa causing multiple deaths and injuries. Rescuers search wreckage for missing Mrs Walter Wagete and others after massive water surge. authorities suspect dynamite use in sabotage and casualties may rise as investigations continue.
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Parkersburg
West Wa
Athens
Investiaasiin
Biuwe
Walter Wagete
Whirl Terms On Settle Nears Disclosure In New York
March 19 report that Janine Jeffriew prepares to announce terms on a farm deal. WIE will fight Jack Jutinson with a catared push. The terms allegedly set a stall at a place on American wit before November. About 75 percent of the puree would go to the whitner and the remainder to the oaser.
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Dobinent
New York
Janine Jeffriew
Abel
Whitner
Kidnapped Boy Demand Shocks City Officials
A garbled report notes a kidnapping case involving Wille Whitela, son of Attorney James Whitela, with the kidnapper demanding large sums from the boy’s family. The incident prompts police to investigate as authorities pursue leads and assure public safety.
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Spamon
Peon
Indy
Wille Whitela
James Whitela
Yay
Aioe 1
Independent Warming in Oregon Senate Race
The article discusses Senator Chamberlain of Oregon and the Independent candidate Whoden Hemorrat who plans a partisanly independent stance. It notes Republican primary influence and the candidate’s pledge to reject party demands while seeking to represent state interests. The piece examines potential shifts in party allegiance and observers’ interest in the outcome.
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Chamberlain
Oregon
Senate
Ayton
Comeideration Securor Newhaas
Nevada
Ule
Fourth Ward caucus shows limited turnout in city race
Local reports indicate strong Hubbard ticket momentum but poor voter response across wards. The Fourth Ward caucus produced nominations for council seats while a push to back Dr S H McKuen sparks plans for a separate ticket, signaling a contested city slate and uncertain outcomes.
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Hubbard
Counel Nen
Thie
peoRreaalvenea
J. Caracal Ten
Warren
Laudi
Tuthire
An. Gee Ana Ed
J. H. Shephard
CW Craik
W. ¥. Bander
Hears Bodier
Progressive Ticket
Hubbard Rauruses
H. Mc Kuen
Lorces
Halbard
Mubhard Tekst
VW Platt
W A M Cleave Convicted in Labor Federation Case
W A M Cleave, a leader in the movement seeking tariff information, was convicted of bayrutting after urging the American Federation of Labor to obtain data from a national commission. The case involved efforts to supply Congress with tariff details and revise the system.
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W. Wan Cleave
Tirtbin
Awerwan Federation of Labor
Congress
Yale Greets President Taft At New Haven Arrival
March 19 Taft arrived to attend Yale College ceremonies amid cheering crowds and prominent citizens. The president and party rode from the train to the Yale home of Madly, where many Mutients greeted them.
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New Haven
Pam Dent Taft
Aimline
Yale College
Jieweident
Ie Jwrty
Dup
Uremdent
Mineral findings and claims signal strong value at Alverstarmd site
Report outlines claims of rich shaft potential and good values in margins near Alverstarmd with hints of substantial royalties and ownership interests. Mentions multiple locations, ore samples, and test work suggesting productive mineral deposits. notes testing results and future prospecting steps.
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Jake Minna JW
Pergwnon
Annie
Deppel
U. Vhoe
Gieaeni Etek
Peerton
Wives
Tendon Mgm
Aunedaling
Lakeview
Amd
Proeke Feralab
al Aare
Masumeld Nuptials Reported In Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR notes announce a marriage involving Loewe Bifte of Masumeld Ohio and a partner identified as M. A ceremony at a parish or chapel is hinted with a person named Joe WR Powel connected to the event. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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Loewe Bifte
Masumeld
Ohio
Unite
Aterm
Joe WR Powel
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