Captain Haines Resignation Accepted in Washington
President Matt Tas accepted Captain Peter G. Haines resignation from the coast artillery corps. Haines, a former second lieutenant in the Seventh Artillery, had been imprisoned at Sing Sing for 16 years for the 1908 murder of William B. Anfy at Bayside Yacht Club, and entered service July 4, 1898.
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Haines
Washington
Matt Tas
Peter G. Haines
Cosa Artillers
Sing Sing
William B. Annfy
Bayside Yacht Club
Seventh Artillery
Fire at Carr Milling Plant Hits Hamilton City
A January fire at the Carr Milling company plant in Hamilton, Ohio caused an estimated 160000 dollars in damage. Investigators have not determined the origin of the blaze and no injuries are reported.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Carr Milling Company
Corry Vacuum Cleaning Company
Liberty
Power for Post Office Department Grows Amid Debate
Washington reports the Post Office Department wins broader powers to exclude certain papers and publications, with a provision expanding indecency to incitement. The House passed the appropriation bill amid arguments about press oversight and reforms. Republicans split over aligning with Progressives, while party loyalty and longstanding reforms complicate consensus. The piece notes various legislators and past bills, including pension increases and cross-party influence on policy platforms. It also mentions Singapore as a key trade hub where U S buys goods totaling about $20 million yearly, highlighting broad international commerce.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Postoffice Department
Mutts
Postoffice
House
United States
Senate
Post Office Department
Menate
Louse
Tean Agres
Lat Pollette
Tim
Othuti
Owen
Oklahow
Bourne
Orogon
Repubican
Oregon
William J. Brady
Theodora Roosevelt
Helm
Kentucky
Hobson
Alabama
Attairs
Singapore
Stranburgs Music House Piano Auction Offer
Stranburgs Music House promotes a rapid sale of a large nanos Tush stock with prices dropping from 250 to 500 dollars for pianos from brands Kingsbury Stark Waugh Willard Cote Milton Ward Kurtzmann and others. To clear stock quickly they offer payments as low as ten dollars and one dollar sixty per week with no reserves and evenings hours.
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Kingsbury
Stark
Waugh
Willard
Cote
Milton
Ward
Kurtzmann
Penal Institutions Barred Near Mount Vernon
A congressional vote approved an amendment to the District of Columbia appropriation bill prohibiting the location of any penal institution within ten miles of Mount Vernon. The measure, winning by 112 to 42, targets reformatories and similar facilities in Maryland or Virginia within the radius, shaping future site choices near Washington.
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Mt. Vernon
Washington
District of Columbia
Belvolyeat
Merritt of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Mount Vernon
Relieved Rheumatism in Hours With Detchon's Relief
A historical ad claims Rheumatism relief within six hours using Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism. It boasts rapid benefits, quick disappearance of pain, and wide usage claims. Sold by a local drug company with price range noted.
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Detchon
Dorham
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