Savenich Charlie End Washington to New Orleans Tour
A fragmented recap lists Savenich and Charlie with mentions of Washington Baltimore New York Boston and St Louis Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas points as part of a travel or race itinerary with assorted place names.
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Supreme Court to Rule on New Racing Bill Status
The legislature’s racing bill, already deemed unconstitutional by two courts, advances to the Supreme Court for a final decision this week. The measure would regulate betting on horse races and fate remains uncertain as justices consider its legality.
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Boston Celebrates Franklin's Anniversary with Addresses
In Boston on January 18 the state and city marked Benjamin Franklin's birthday with public exercises. A large audience attended at Symphony Hall as Boston public school pupils performed songs and historical selections while prominent figures delivered addresses.
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Plumbers Plead Guilty in Restraint Case
Toronto reports 124 plumbers pleaded guilty to a restraint of trade conspiracy. Forty were fined yesterday, total fines amounting to 10 000 dollars with suspensions for some. The combined group was fined 12 00 dollars previously.
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Bursting Air Pipe Caused Death in New York Factory
Four men died after an air pipe burst at a meat packing plant in New York. The incident occurred early Tuesday morning near the Strait of the Belmeat tunnel area, opposite Forty-second Street, as workers were on shift. Investigators probe the cause of the pipe rupture and assess safety failures at the facility.
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Diplomatic Tension With Venezuela Amid Possible Break
Paris reports France has not officially broken diplomatic ties with Venezuela though rupture is imminent. M Taigny remains chargé d affaires in Caracas as the severance order has not been dispatched. American minister Mr Raset will assume French interests when the notice is given.
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Professor renounces Mormon faith over Woodruff manifesto
Salt Lake City January 13 Professor Nam Wolfe of Brigham Young University Logan Utah says he renounces the Mormon faith refuses to pay tithes and severs ties with the college. He attributes his change to a trip to Mexico where he says polygamy or plural marriage is practiced freely in church districts including Arizona. Wolfe claims Woodruff manifesto inspired his action and says the Mormon leadership remains closely watched by Arizona and other areas. He notes his decision followed the church's stance and recent events within Mormon circles.
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Down on the farm in winter humor column
A humorous farm vignette by Duncan M. Smith depicts winter chores on a farm. The speaker notes ground hard as iron, plowing impossible, and days spent watering stock feeding the animals and tending hens. The piece captures rural life with witty cadence and missing-time chores.
Resorts to the Law in Georgia Case Over Habeas Writ
The article recounts Wetaan alleged manager Quan Detnine and others facing a writ of habeas corpus in Macon Georgia. Details describe court proceedings, connections to local figures like Gun and Hodges, and mention of a teacher’s influence on the case. The narrative includes varied dialogue and commentary on motives and outcomes.
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Everglades Drainage Battle Moves to Jacksonville
The U S circuit court granted a temporary injunction against the drainage commission. The order, served on commission members in Tallahassee, sets a Jacksonville hearing for February 1. The case, the first against Governor Broward's administration's Everglades project, was sought by the Southern States and Land Lumber Company claiming large tracts in the drainage district.
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Fragmented humor on philosophy and daily life
A mangled reminiscence blends philosophy and social observation. The text riffs on skepticism and desire, contrasting bandwagon appeal with water wagon seating and casual consumer yearnings, including a New Yorker style roar and a daughter’s shopping day.
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