Tariff Board Powers Denounced by Rep Dalzell
Representative John Dalzell of Pennsylvania fiercely denounced the provision expanding the tariff board's powers in the Sundry Civil bill. A point of order was sustained against the measure by Representative Finanold of New York, and Tawney offered a modified form. The debate was to continue.
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Tariff Board
Washington
John Daleett
Pennsysvanba
Bond Grovinton
Boise
Finanorald
New York
Tawney
Chicago Wife Tyranny Leads to Alimony Decree
Tannsis Moe Grath of Chicago sued for separation and alimony after two years of alleged verbal abuse and repeated accusations of infidelity by his wife. A decree granting Alvoree was issued, with details of marital conflict from 1914 to 1916 and a modest settlement recorded.
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Teno
Tannsis Moe Grath
Chicago
Oulne McGrath
Chilongo
McGrath
Honeur
Battle Renewed In Gork Between Factions
May 24 in Gork Cork the fight between the O'Brienites and Redmondites was renewed. Twenty men were treated at the local infirmary after clashes at Atreata and nearby areas. Several policemen were injured by flying stones during the unrest.
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Gork
Cork
O'Brienites
Redmondites
Sonewedi Ie Atreata
Nan
Ronii
Joon Innemary Co Yartonis
Humanitarians Protest Colonel Roosevelt Hunting Trip
A humanitarian league protests Colonel Roosevelt’s Africa expedition by condemning the slaughter of mammals and birds for perceived amusement. The open letter criticizes glorification of medieval hunting methods and urges broader concern for animal minds over hides and bones.
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Serion
Humanitarian League
Han Ody
Toosevell
Africa
League
Ita
Maya
Uwmt
Great
Cat Republic
YousplEma
Luncheon to Roosevelt with African hunters and dignitaries
London reports a luncheon hosted for former President Theodore Roosevelt attended by many famous hunters and aristocrats. Guests included Lord Lonadate, Seth Bullock, RJ Cutiningham, the Earl of Warewick, Lord Girton, and Sir Frederick Lingard. Roosevelt and companions were driven to Lord Lonsdale’s home afterward.
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Lord Lonadale
Colonel Roosevelt
London
Lord Lonadate
Colao
Cane Ade
Hhebe
Heltah Wmbasay
Washington
Earl of
Atlanta Woman Fends Off Mob Threat in Veradah Incident
In Atlanta Georgia on a May afternoon a well known local woman, Mrs. Murphy, faced a mob pursuing Ed Simmons, a Black man. When the crowd entered the Murphys’ yard, she fired warning shots with her husband’s revolver, causing the mob to scatter after three strikes. Police were notified and the alleged assailants were handed over.
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Atlanta
Ed Simmons
Thomas
Simmons
Huwbadid
Murphy
Navy to appoint Thomas J Cowles paymaster replacement
Washington May secretary of the Navy indicates the decision to appoint Thomas J Cowles as paymaster to succeed Mustac Rodgers, with the formal announcement expected this week. Cowles is described as a prior officer and general storekeeper at the naval academy at Annapolis. Rodgers is expected to resign soon.
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Navy Department
Cowles
Washington
May
Navy
Thomas J. Cowles
Naval Academy
Anawpalis
Mustaco
Rodgers
Rodgars
Sasrecuia Apelleat
Hurricanes Sweep Frange and Melly Damages In France
Severe weather across France devastates vineyards near Epernay and towns in Martie department. A municipal building collapses, the mayor’s brother drowns, and three people die as floods wash out railroad tracks and cause widespread damage. May 21 report notes winds and wrecks across multiple regions with continuing storms and casualties.
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Epernay
non-Les-Baines
Garvie
Hirano
Balnos
Department of
Martie
Ate
Oliver Spitzer Testifies in Sugar Weighing Frauds Trial
Oliver Spitzer testified for the government at the trial of Charter Hy Hele and five other company employees in New York on May 2. He described the weighing frauds in detail and tied executives Gor bracht and Tendernage to the case while noting a presidential pardon had been signed by Taft on May 19 following his confession. He concluded by recounting more terms and then was sent to the grand jury room for further questioning.
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New York
Oliver Spitzer
Charter Hy
United States
Taft
Spitzer Mada
Stimson
Spitzer
Gorbracht
Caehlor
Smong
Moltke
Spheer
Automobile Accident Ends In Fatal Car Overturn near Glaggow
A car near Glaggow, Sangerties overturned after attempting to avoid two children at play. Passengers Catall, N. of Catskill, and Fred Lewla, a Sangerties cigar maker, died. two others survived with minor injuries as the vehicle slid over a bank.
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Gar
Catall
Netton Taylor
Catskill
Fred Lewla
Glaggow Uelow
Sangerties
Mirae Taytor
Tasytoy
Aingar Secures $50,000 Four-Year Deal
Berlin report May 44 states daring business figure Andreas Dippel agreed to four-year terms totaling $50,000. He plans to ring Hextaeagon in Chicago Philadelphia and New York, marking a bold move across major markets.
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Aingar
Berlin
Daring
Ithoro Andreas Dippel
Tondi Haliores
Hextaeagon
Cheago
Philadelphe
New Yorke
Three Duels Fought in Paris Leave Officers Wounded
In Paris three pistol duels erupted at Princes Park. Lieutenant De Lenseps was seriously wounded by Count De Poligny, a bullet striking the shoulder. Poligny was hit in the shoulder and carried away. Painter Jean Sala dueled brothers Max and Mex Fischer, with no injuries. Salas exchange left each side unharmed after two shots.
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Leutenant DeLenseps
Gaunt Poligny
Jean Sala
Paris
Sky
Princes Park
Ismael de Lesweyry
Count de Poligny
Yesteray
DilLossoyes
DilLossoyes In Sh Newapaper
Belesseps
Poligny
DeLesseps
Ladahan
Jom Sala
Max
Mex Fischer
Salt Comsidere Ina
Plachers
Debteoy Hy
Sala
Max Fischer
Alex
Nolier
Comet Again Invisible Amid Heavy Clouds Overhead
May 2 reports from Chicney note Halley’s comet obscured by rain clouds last night. Astronomers anticipate a better view tonight during a total eclipse, while professors from McHugh University and nearby observatories discuss tail behavior and possible two to several tails, with observers at Yerkes and Carnegie weighing theories.
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Halley
Seadows
Willie
Hienivon
Jermeldaieht
Daniel McHugh
Depa University
Yerkes Observatory
Attempted murder of author Sherard near Oxford
May 24 in Northampton a footman attacked author Sherard, husband of writer Ethel Oxford, after an interview. The assailant struck him in the teeth, fired a pistol that misfired, and was restrained by bystanders before police arrival. He was remanded after arraignment.
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Northmpton
Rere
Oxford
Radok
Sherard
Ayer
Linnae
Pastor Installed In Apollo Pa Church
The report notes the installation of the pastor at a church in Apollo Pennsylvania on May 4. The ceremony featured speakers including Kay, TM Biint of Teruchburg, and Roy Dry Alonzon. A formal confirmation followed and the congregation welcomed the new pastor to lead the church.
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Apollo
Herkey
Ve Firat Mvingelton
Kay
TM Biint
Teruchburg
Roy Dry Alonzon
Murkie
Northylde
Pittbury
Arensed
King George Speech Expresses Shared Grief and Unity
In a May 24 message, King George vows to honor his people beyond the seas, sharing sorrow and solidarity across his dominions. He recalls travels, vows to uphold a constitutional government, and emphasizes unity with Britain’s overseas realms amid a period of trial and loss.
Queen Mother to Remain In England Five Decades on
London May 4 Queen Mother Alexandra denied reports she plans to settle in Denmark. She stated she will continue to live in England, where for 47 years she has received affection from Countess Folens and others, underscoring her commitment to the country.
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Queen Mother
England
London
Denmark
Alexandra
Countess Folens
Princeton's Legacy Leaves Gift Exceeding Half a Million
May 23 Princeton Noh a will from Salem Massachusetts bequest to Princeton University totals more than a half million. Disagreement remains over the use of funds with William Cooper Proctor offering half a million for graduate school use. Dean Andrew I West notes Wyman's bequest is not for graduate development and estimates vary widely. President Woodrow Wilson declined to comment on the will after receiving a copy.
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Isaac
Wyman
Princeton
Noh
Tame C.wyman
Salem Mass
Wiliam Cooper Proctor
Graduate School of Princeton
Wemmian
Anedrew I West
Wodrow Wilson
Nation
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