Briand Speech Endorsed in France Church Question
Pariz February 20 The chamber of deputies by a 351 majority expressed confidence in the government and endorsed Briand’s call for faith respect and church leases. He rebuked the extreme left for intolerance and argued separation aims at dis establishment not persecution. Washington February 20 Representative Williams in a letter to Governor Guild questions tariff revision humorously likening the GOP to seeking hair restoration from a bald headed barber.
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Rockefeller bonds posted for next term in Hancock court
Findlay Ohio February 20 J D Troup attorney for Standard Oil filed the surety bond of John D Rockefeller in the amount of 1000 dollars to answer the indictment pending in Hancock county common pleas court at the next term.
Sub ship subsidy bill eyed for late week House sessions
The ship subsidy bill likely will be taken up in night sessions late this week. Speaker Cannon and Representative Watson the Republican whip met with the president at the White House yesterday to discuss the matter.
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Mindred Perished In Mine Disaster Near Las Esperanzas
The death toll from the gas explosion in the coal mines near Las Esperanzas, Mexico, on February 20 is expected to approach 100. Rescue parties labor at a depth exceeding 3500 feet, but progress remains slow.
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Cheaper Than Light A Satirical Verse
A witty poem argues tents and candles beat modern comforts like electricity, noting how some resist new tech and cling to older ways. It uses humor to mock people who prefer familiar, cheaper options despite progress.
Two Larchmont Victims Identified in Vineyard Disaster
The two men found dead after the Larchmont disaster near No Man's Land are Julius P. Wightman of Lebanon New York and F H Mooney of Providence Rhode Island. Identifications came from clothing letters. Both men were passengers on the Larchmont. Bodies arrived at Gay Head and were placed with a local undertaker. Lifesaving crew faced a perilous crossing to recover remains. A life preserver was found on each body. Captain Cahoon recounted the rough voyage and spending the night on No Man's Land due to dangerous seas.
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Name Change Granted Doris Ethel Kitchin to Doris Richards Kitchin
Massachusetts court grants Doris Ethel Kitchin of Maynard a name change to Doris Richards Kitchin. Public notice was given by weekly publication in the Maynard Enterprise for three consecutive weeks as required by law.
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Marker’s Painful Tub Tale in War Bathhouse Refers to Enamel Plot
A cartoonish verse portrays a tormented man stuck in a tub. The narrator cites Sherman's war description and hints at a dealer selling S. W. P. enamel. The scene blends absurdity with commerce as the man imagines a remedy and a return to normality.
Notice of Administration for Hannah L. Sweeney
James F. Sweeney announces his role as administrator of Hannah L. Sweeney late of Middlesex County Massachusetts deceased. He seeks all claims against the estate and requests payment of any debts to 709 Fears Building Boston Mass by the specified date. February 8, 1907.
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