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Birmingham Tragedy Spurs Mob Clash in Jail Story
In Birmingham a man accused of murdering his wife and children is protected by the sheriff as a mob assaults the jail. Authorities fire on the crowd to prevent lynching while praising due process and law’s restraint amid tragedy and public anger.
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Immigration Bureau Proposed In Simmons Bill
Simmons introduces a bill to create a state immigration bureau under a governor appointee with a $2000 salary and a $1200 clerk. The commissioner would promote immigration, collect statistics, appoint county correspondents, run a registry for land sales, gather samples, publish a handbook, and record immigrants. The bill allocates 20000 for department expenses and is under investigation by the committee.
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Chicago Chief vows to curb anarchists with backing
The Chicago Chief of Police says with mayoral backing anarchist meetings will be banned both in halls and outdoors. He argues no anarchist can express views lawfully and urges united action to suppress their activities to protect public safety.
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Tariff fights and political skirmishes occupy Senate
The article traces ongoing tariff debate maneuvers with Western Republicans pushing for lower rates while manufacturers who funded the bill resist changes. It notes the Philadelphia tariff reform groups boosting activity and sugar price rises, plus assorted political and military mentions and notable deaths.
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Old Fashioned Chair Value and Society Snippets
A collection of light witticisms and social chatter from early 20th century papers. It includes a catalog of a chair's value and humorous exchanges about courtship, marriage, tomato markets, and a punchy quip about a suitor’s breach of promise.
Minister in Berlin pickle tale and salary debate
A West Side broker recalls a minister who told of a Berlin hotel pickle bottle incident and a sharp remark about carrying samples. Also noted is Senator Johnsons bill to raise the Governor’s salary from 3000 to 5000, with House fate uncertain but support from the Finance Committee and Augusta Evening News urging passage.
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Mushy Honeymoon Farewell Sparks Comic Exchange
A humorous dialogue excerpt follows a newlywed couple, Mrs. Mushy and Horace, as they face a short separation after their wedding. The lovers exchange cloying endearments and vows, with one last kiss and a comic glimpse of public sighs as he departs. The piece ends with a brief aside and a stray caption about an unrelated business call.
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