Holiday recess set for Thursday in Congress
Both houses plan to adjourn Thursday for Christmas week with a January 3 return. The House aims to suspend rules and push District of Columbia and Indian Affairs bills, plus urgent deficiency funds, while the Senate reviews a reciprocity and Cuba expenditure provision before adjournment. The Panama canal visit notes and several presidential messages are expected this week.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Cobenhto
Mosiliy
Acason
Cuba
Panama
Canal Zone
London Prisoner Endures Six Months For Political Offense
A London dispatch cites police repression in Odessa where a man jailed four six months for political crime is tormented by a phonograph in his cell blasting the national anthem to instill patriotism. The relentless torture leaves him a hopeless idiot, the report states.
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New York
Odessa
Western Way Didn't Go In Colut Saturday
A cowboy from the South Dakota bound car show arrived in Colut last week and tried western methods on South Main Street. Pedestrian traffic blocked the sidewalk and the rider briefly drew a crowd before Dennises Goad and Whitley intervened. The improvised incident ended with a penalty of five dollars plus costs assessed by Hsg. Guesh.
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Colut
South Dakota
South Main Stree
Dennises Goad
Whitley
Hsg
Guesh
Wreck of the Treasure Ship Golden Gate Expedition
The Golden Gate treasure ship expedition progresses after years of effort. Key backers include Phillips of Denver Danville and Richbe wton of Philadelphia as crews outfit the venture near Mangatilio with a cost around 20000 dollars.
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Golden Gate
Colla
Deluwaneian
Phillips
Denver
Cot
Danville
BB Riehundeon
Phidelphia
Tennessee official reports excessive costs in Shelby County case
Rate ton, State Revenue Agent for West Tennessee, filed a report alleging excessive costs in Shelby County involving Jerome Hiehard and Cherle of Criminal Court. The audit notes about $2000 in fees since May and mentions actions by the State Auditor and Attorney General. Richards, under inquiry, claims routine practice by predecessors and awaits a corrective step.
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Nashville
Tenn
Rateton
West Tennessee
Otay
Dibrett
Jerome Hiehard
Cherle
Criminal Court of
Shelby Codtuty
Thy
Hive
Bite Inc
Tnwn
Tontee Richards
Nashwill
Eave
Midrell
Richards
Aregsnry
Hovke
Rivhanitsan
Deoeksans
Sugar Company's Fines Reported in New York
The Plies were levied against the American Refining Company and the Brooklyn Cooperage Giplasy for deceasing rebates on shipments. Fines totaling 168000 were paid in the office of the United States Commissioner Satelda, signaling the prosecution's advance after a lengthy investigation.
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New York
American Refining Company
Brooklyn Cooperage
United States
Satelda
Emmelodes
Gikar Company
Indietmien
Big Mail Delivery Opens New Run Routes
Postal service reports a record mail delivery with the largest amount of mail moved in a single day since routes were established. City carriers faced a heavy load, aided by the Herald and the American newspapers, as Saturday editions arrived for onward distribution.
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Aiurint
Mall
Alwas
Ariel Taal
Chretien Tink Efifjen
The
Herald
Illness of the Shah Worsens in Tehran
Reports from Temeran Perela say the Shah's condition has deteriorated with loss of consciousness and inability to respond, marking a notable decline in health.
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Temeran
Perela
Wilk
Turbulent Poland Faces War Economy and Political Shifts
Warsaw reports from Roeston Poland disclose widespread poverty as government policies fail to halt economic collapse. In Poznatewo areas terrorists are condemned in military trials with executions rising, while Polish parties merge to field a national fusion slate. Privatization of schools is delayed amid crowds of 75 000 pupils.
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Warsaw
Ruwelon
Poland
Point Ugorghout Roeston
Chonsende
Fem
Césnatechowa
Polleh
Tnehad
Perepttee
Progressive
Democratie
Hdes
Potilonder
Westie
St John’s Memo rial Association Charter Filed
The charter of St John’s Memorial Association has been filed for registration. Charter members include Col H C Vout, George C Brown, RE LS Gregory, Robin Jones, W B, W M Biddle, and Rev W B Capers. The association aims to maintain and preserve St John’s Church and its grounds.
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St John’s Memorial
Col H. C. Vout
Messrs
George C Brown
RE. LS Gregory
Robin Jones
W. Bd, Fine
W. M. Biddle
W. B. Capers
St John's Church
Officers Elected for De Molay Commandery No 3 Knights Templar
The De Molay Commandery No 3 Knights Templar elected officers for the new year. Eminent Commander General Joseph T. Pawsell presided at the ceremony with retiring Commander Dr Wine A. Smith. The next regular meeting is New Year's night at seven o'clock.
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de Molay
Knights Templar
Wine A. Smith
Joseph T. Pawsell
Re D. Smith
Retort Pillow
John T. Willenson
Win A. Smith
Henry G. Lane
Arch M. Hughes
Miran l L. Hendley
Hardin P. Fleuere
Robert L. McKinney
Treaswer
Frank H. Buith
J H. Dagger
Sentinel
Another Mrs Wharton Novel in Scribner's
The entry notes Mrs Wharton’s new Scribner's serial for 1905 The Fruit of the Tree and House of Mirth already selling strongly The Atlantic Monthly quotes Wharton saying readers crave a new work and compare her to Thackeray or Mira in appetite for fiction.
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Scribner
Whartol Pweboee
Pont
Mra Wharton
Tie Atlantic Monthly
Thackeray
Mira
Pipe blast injures man in Johnsonville incident
Dec. 1 report from Waverly Twin city notes Frank Loften nine year old from Johnsonville found a cartridge in a coat pocket hidden with tobacco. The pipe exploded injuring him when a cartridge fired. Police are investigating the accidental blast.
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Waverly
Frank Loften
Johnsonville
Neir
Bini
Post Office Fight in Shelbyville Sparks Appointment Clash
Indications point to a heated dispute over the Shelbyville postmastership with Deputy National Agent in Nashville amid reports of rival Republicans keen for the post. A post office department inquiry visited town to settle the matter but details remain unrevealed.
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Shelbyville
Tein
Dee
Jad
Vollettor
Internal Revenue of
Nashville
Brownlow- Evans
Names of Persons in Chealy Court Clerk's Office for Collections
A list of individuals whose names appear in the Chealy Court Clerk's office as having money collected by the Clerk, Mx Ao J Nichols, inviting them to come to the Clerk's office to receipt the docket and obtain their money. The roster includes numerous surnames such as Alexander, Brownlow, Brooks, Casey, Embry, Forney, Godwin, Harmon, Hightower, Harlan, Hughes, Jennings, Lanier, Matthews, McEwen, Nixon, Patten, Ricketts, Redmond, Schofner, Taylor, Walters, Webster, Wilkes, Woolard, and others. The notice calls all listed persons to the Clerk's office.
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Chealy Court
Ao J
Nichols
Alexander
J. EK. Brownlow
Gdtring
W. L. Brooks
Edgar Yoone
Mary Brown
Tom Casey
J & Cole
WF. Embry
Erwin
J For
Cobalt expert to review Hickman and Centreville mining
Morris the chief representative of Thomas A Edison in cobalt exploration will visit Smithville and nearby counties as he discusses an inquiry into cobalt deposits. The trip follows recent work in Corunla and the Northwest and aims to gauge prospects for cobalt mining activity in the region.
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Hickman
Centreville
Tenn
Morris
Thomas A. Edison
Corunla
Northwest
Smithville
Dixon
Eoon
Guarantee of refund for Yucatan Chill Tank bottles
Guarantee promises to refund the purchase price upon return of the empty bottle if it fails to cure chills fever and malaria. Coverage applies to three bottles used as directed and signed by the purchaser.
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Stephenson Bro
Yucatan
Yucatan Chill Tonic Improved Promises Quick Healing
An advertisement touts Yucatan Chill Tonic Improved as a mild effective remedy that quickly reaches organs. It claims superior tolerability over quinine capsules and tasteless tonics, with a guaranteed refund if not curing, urging immediate purchase from Stephenson Bros and local druggists.
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Yucatan
Local Markets Corrected Daily Wholesale Produce Prices
Wholesale produce prices list in bags and per unit for items such as potatoes onions celery cranberries and lemons. Includes prices from grocers and dealers for coffee tea sugar lard grains and meats with notes of source being local grocery dealers.
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Tennessee
Ben Davis
New Orleans
New York
Jewelers Discuss Uniform Price Increases
In New York on December 17 manufacturers of jewelry held informal talks on standard price rises for staple items. Many report already raising prices amid strong demand as factories struggle to meet orders during the holiday season. Prominent makers call this the busiest year in the jewelry trade.
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New York
Virginias sportsman Bywaters slain after wedding night
W F Bywaters a prominent Virginian sportsman was killed by the brothers of his bride on the night after his wedding as he tried to leave the house where he stayed.
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W. F. Bywaters
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Relief for Back and Kidney Woes
An ad features R L Jeter describing years of kidney trouble worsened by cold and exertion. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Adime and Martin's drug store, he reports relief from back pain and improved kidney function. Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the product nationwide.
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Dean
Columbia
R. L. Jeter, Carpenter
Mast
the Grove
Ad ‘Ame & Martin
Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
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Nature Tien Yo
Bigfire Sale
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Panta
Mitchell-Ashley Hardware Co
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Teess Produce and Poultry
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