Perkins' Condition Grave Looms Over Congress Man
Washington March 22 Members of Congressman Perkins family report virtually no hope for his recovery as he battles inflammation of the bladder. Earlier optimistic rumors were denied by Dr Deale who warned the end may come in a few days. Senator Tillman shows improved condition but no prognosis yet. Senator Smith of Michigan underwent appendectomy Friday and is reported doing well.
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Washington
Mob
Perkins
Peridne
Parkins
Deale
Jong
Inet
Tillman
Smith
Mab
Senator Tillman
Michigan
Mayor Reyburn Confers With National Guard on Mobilization
Mayor Reyburn meets with officers of the National Guard to discuss mobilization steps. Officials say preparations are underway and city authorities coordinate with state defense bureaus to ensure readiness. The session reviewed troop deployment plans and civil defense measures.
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National Guard
Reyburn
When Washington Crossed the Ford
A compact fragment references a crossing at a ford with lines calling to ride with Betty toward the patriot army. It evokes a historic moment and a sense of escape or journey toward a pivotal juncture. The text centers on dialogue and poetic invocation rather than a clear contemporary event or report.
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Betty
Courtroom turmoil as floor creaks halt hearing
Irvin Michigan February court session stalls when a creaking floor and rafters prompt temporary adjournment. The crowd disperses after delays while hearings on alleged encounters between young women workers at a nearby mill resume next Saturday. Warrants were sworn in Larimer for two girls and another from Irwin for assault and battery.
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Kiet Pittaburs
Hko
Larimer
Frederick
Irwin
Vanult
Arosa
Thomae Miler
Simother Larimer
White Star's New Piers Inspection Hosts Dignitaries
New York February 22 officials of the White Star Line celebrated a luncheon aboard the steamer Overnte at West 1st Street pier. Guests included metropolitan reporters and David Lindsay, passenger department manager of International Mercantile Marine Co. Lindsay led a tour of the plaza and cited improvements for faster handling of passengers and cargo.
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New York
White Star Ino
West “1St Street
Overnte
Wankellantiether
Metropolitan
David Lindsay
Intermational Mercantile Marine Company
White Starline
Lindady
Dramatic Stage Troubles Drive Palmer Through Cabinets
Animated scenery and the eighteenth century debtor figure into a tale of theater life. John Palmer, living in Drury Lane’s deexsing room for months, travels to the Haymarket as engagements end. To cope with danger and need, they packed him in a cabinet and felled him into a wardrobe.
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John Palmer
Drury Lane
Palmer
Haymarket
De Sagan Family Tragedy and Irish Fund Appeal
De Sagan’s father dead at Paria age 7 after a brief illness. The funeral and family ties trace to Anni Gould, de Gastellane, and notable noble lines including Malti and Count of Horlgora. In Dublin, February 22, the Irish Nationalists seek funds for the United Parliamentarian and Nationalist fund as war chest risked by imminent dissolution of parliament.
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Paria
Rand
Anni Gould
de Gastellane
Malti
Helle
1A Sagan
Gointogr de Croxtettand
Aunt Boson
Horlgora
Due de Vijaneay
Irlah Nationaliats
Funda
Dublin
Ireerhin
United Tri Parlimentary
Na Honallet Fond
Vay Ho
Senator Aldrich Urges Better Government Business Practices
Senator Aldrich calls for the government to adopt improved business methods. He argues for efficiency, accountability, and streamlined processes to reduce waste and boost public service effectiveness. He cites examples and outlines proposed reforms for oversight and management.
Leader of the strike arrested amid citywide fear and violence
Thousands returned from work in fear as Philadelphia faced a strike era clash. Clarence D. Fits was jailed on conspiracy and riot charges linked to the carmen protests against the Philadelphia Rapid Transit. John J. Murphy, Driscoll, and other leaders faced bail battles while National Guard plans circulated. An explosion near Twelfth and Market shattered windows and caused chaos as bystanders and police struggled to restore order.
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Clarence D
Army of
Carmen
Philadelphia Rapid Transit. Com
Pal
Prat
Jomny Mir Bhs
Central Labor Union
Pater Driscoll
Amalgamated Union
Eteiko
John J. Murphy
Clay
Jos
Driscoll
Pim O'Geary
Reybarn
Wendell Bowman
Minder
Rotanant
Public Safety
Chiy
Bowman
Kensington
Germantown
Hays
Binday
Toryninal
Ofr
Mob Violence Halts Streetcar, Injures Man in Philadelphia
A mob of about 1 000 men and women attacked a Frankford and Lehigh line streetcar on Kendington Avenue injuring strike breaker William Maloney who was taken to Jefferson Hospital unconscious. A woman hurled a stone, others beat the conductor, car wrecked, police arrived too late to stop the assault.
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Jefferson Hospital
William Maloney
New York
Frankford
Lehigh
Kendington Avenue
Maloney
Jeane
Immigrant Bureau Receives Additional Funding Vow
Washington reports a push to expand immigration bureau funding despite criticism from Representative Macon of Arkansas and Representative Hennett of New York. The House approved an amendment to increase the appropriation, with a tight party line vote, though some members question efficiency and use of funds.
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Washington
Macon
Arkansas
Immigration Commission
Ndt
Hennett
New York
Europe
Milk Trust Inquiry Reveals Discounted Milk For Stockholders
In New York on March 28 officers of Mutual Milk and Cream Co faced Deputy Attorney General Coleman’s inquiry. James J. Kavanaugh confessed small stockholders paid less than the public price while a company representative belonged to a semi secret Milk and Dowlers Protective association. Kavanaugh claimed ignorance of the actual use of funds but suspected an attempt to influence legislation. A separate note mentions Cornwallis surrender and Washington transfers, followed by a suffrage amendment proposal in the senate credited to Senator Borah.
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Mutual Mil and Creamompany
John B. Coleman
William G. Brown
James J. Kavanaugh
Mutual Milk and Cream Company
Mille Dowlers' Protective Association
Kavanaugh
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