Congressional turmoil and adjournment at Washington
A violent flurry in the House and Senate marked by questions of privilege, speaker directives, and heated speeches over the Philippine and Cuban amendments. Debate continued through March with vast legislation on army appropriation, district of Columbia, and Expositions, ending with adjournment and Roosevelt’s inauguration.
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Washington
Payne
Lentz
Apeech
Grogvenor
Ohio
Honns
Senate
House
Richardson
Bpenler
Harter
Partiay
Bmwin
Hoar
Philippines
Morgan
Alabama
Congress
Allen
Post Office
United States
Cuba
Wee
Spooner
Floar
Spain
Matt Cuban
Bacon
Georgia
Turner
Tillman
South Carolina
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Masaachusetts
Teller
Colorado
Mallory
Florida
Lindsay
Kentucky
Culberson
Texas
Jones
Arkansas
Simon
Mississippi
Nebraska
Fnally
McCall
Massachusetts
Loud
California
Driscoll
New York
Mann
Timois
Cooper
Wisconsin
Committee On
Br.Hull
Rm. Lumber Development Company
Revenue Cutter Service PY
Committee On Interstate
iNterstate Commerce Commission
Congressional
Regisia
St. Lotta
Yulta- 10
Charleston
Cannon
Jed Tha
Bf “Saven
Porto
River
Harbor Butte
Carter
Montana
Tlyer
Harbor
Alison
Mir Tillman
Missouri
Roosevelt
Frye
Capitol
Boer aide claims Boer forces well supplied in South Africa
London dispatch reports W. E. King of Atlanta recounting Boer strength and ammunition supply in the South African war. He says De la Rey led 21,000 troops in the field and that British supply gaps persist. King alleges American allies disrupted British depots at Johannesburg and cites harsh views of British leaders.
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East York
London
W. EB. King
Atlanta
Seventy-first
New York State National Guard
Cuba
South Africa
Nltes
Dearcy
King
LeLarcy
Toera
Tsat
Cal. DuBois
Paris
Bours
Loute Botha
Milner
Johannesburg
Harry
Adams Minn Man Struck and Killed on Rail Line
Ole Eris, a farmer living two miles west of Adams, Minnesota, was struck and killed by a fast freight train while walking intoxicated along the railroad tracks. The incident occurred near the Meat Train crossing and is reported as a drunken pedestrian on the line.
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Irrday
Sondon
Adams, Minn
Ole Eris
Here
Hoe
Farm Milk Racket Sparks Town Debate and Courtroom Banter
Town folks discuss milk and butter schemes at a farm yard, noting jars of condensed milk and odd pricing. A courthouse exchange covers a possible divorce, costs, and skepticism about judges granting quick separations, ending with a wife calculating a $10 divorce fund.
Satination Dialogue on Dreams and Fortune Telling
A fragmentary dialogue presents a fortune teller and a speaker debating dreams. It contrasts desired interpreted dreams with others that lack interpretation, hinting at a thematic distinction between aspirational and elusive visions.
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Satination
Puyel
Real Ale of Spades Shenanigans by Styx Shades
The Baltimore American notes a playful clash among Bacon, Shakespeare, and the newcomer Bonnelly as they each press their case, arguing who is right about a raw topic near the Styx. The shade of Napoleon Beau Johnson moderates the scene as a witty exchange unfolds.
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Styx
Napoleon
Beau Johnson
Bacon
Shakespeare
Bonnelly
Baltimore
Injuction of Oddities and Humorous Snippets
A muddled collage of quotes and quips from various papers. A maid, a tortoise in a kitchen, a scalped ticket grievance, and a South African war chat all bounce through brief anecdotes and letters. The piece offers a snapshot of light, stray items and readers’ notes.
Verdi and Boito May Have Crafted a Secret Opera
A London News item suggests Verdi and Boito discussed a hidden project tied to Verdi’s Ricordi era, with Bolte hosting a night where rumors circulated about a possible religious work, while Verdi’s direct involvement remains unclear.
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Atigers
Maurel
Bolte
Verdi
Boito
Tiolte
Bayond
London
News
Mrs Doty Credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for Health Return
In a letter from Wenland Iowa Mrs Doty describes an eighteen year battle with rheumatism and other ailments. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills for a week she reports noticeable relief, removal of head bandage pain, and renewed strength for her husband who faced Bright's Disease. They praise the product as a godsend and urge others to obtain it.
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Éldvat
Shaw
Weing
Dodn
Bright
Dodd
Iowa
Dodd's
Medleay Ca
Buffalo
Syndicate plans offshore Monte Carlo style betting hub
A British press report suggests a group forming to operate an offshore betting hull near the English coast beyond the three mile limit. They aim to convert an obsolete Atlantic liner into a casino, with a total outlay and first hull costs, seeking a landing near Brighton to capture turnover and tax gains worth about £100,000.
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Monte Carlo
Capili
Brighton
Dally Press
Watery Patent Cure Ad Claims For Catarrh
An old patent medicine advertisement promotes Wall's Cough Cure and similar remedies asserting they act on the blood to cure catarrh and related ailments. It claims the product destroys disease foundations and builds constitution. It offers a $100 reward for a verifiable cure and cites I J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as suppliers. The piece ends with a fragment from Brooklyn Life remarking on marriage attention.
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Prichard
Sendford
I. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Dru Ise Patt
Bolly Pamily
Northwestern inventors grip last week patent list
Summary of patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors including Vrederigk Blanchard Levywista Ming and Paul L Crowe of Duluth Minnesota. Notable items cover oscillating engines turtle wall grain separator and suspenders with various inventors and attorneys named.
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Blanchard
Levywista
Ming
Sack Holder
Duluth
Minn
Ian L. Crowe
Thomas
Kavanagh
Holland
Hugh G. Macw
iHam
St. Paul
Charles “Rock
Paul
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Polerties
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Dan
Jimmy
United States Senate
Detroit Journal
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Brooklyn
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