Governor Fort Vetoes Bills Cutting Tax Meas and Budgets
Governor Fort vetoed a broad set of measures, trimming appropriations by about $100,000 and striking the non-taxable securities deduction from personal property taxes for banks. The veto hit Leavitt’s wing at the State Prison for Women, and several county and municipal funding bills. Other vetoed items included bonds for filtration plants, street widening, stock insurance tax rules, and raises for game protectors. The Governor contends constitutional limits prevent partial-item cuts, insisting votes be on whole measures.
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Fort Haat
Hirthapproval
Aeinoye
Leavitt
Eigan
Acer
New Brunswick
Life and Life
Potable Water Supply Commission
Supreme Coupee
Fatty Water Supply Commission
Passaic River
Board of Arbitration
Mexara
Stokes
Murphy
Mast
Reluctant Lilon Teases Washington Star Reach
A fragmentary exchange hints at reluctance by Lilon about reaching the Washington Star, with Mie Merkion noting hesitation and a brief, clipped dialogue about the goal. The readable text emphasizes hesitation and pursuit within a newspaper context.
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Wii
Wshington Star
Golden Medicine claims and potion recipe ad
A fragmented advertisement extols Dr Pierce medicines as pure and non alcoholic with careful extraction of active components. It urges readers to examine the wrapper formula, praising supposed safety and lack of habit forming effects while promoting a Golden Medicine product.
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Pierca
DY Pierce
Eve P
Nate
Plorod
Newark Sailor Predicts Deserters in San Francisco Letter
Frank Jack, a Newark sailor aboard the battleship Georgia roaming off the Pacific coast, reports on a near-desertion talk among crew and notes he has learned much during the voyage. He recalls the Equator crossing with humor, including Father Neptune and a float of mischief on deck.
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Newark
Equator
Frank Jack
Georgia
Pacific
South America
San Francisco
Jack Hex
Seeng
Frisca
Jack
Father Neptune
The Man Eating Tiger and Royal Treasure Findings
A historic roundup covers tiger man-eater lore with villagers knowing its beat and risks in hunting, plus Theodore M. Davis reporting royal treasure in Thebes. Excavations reveal Queen Taibtart's jewelry, gold epaulets, bracelets, and rings linked to Ramses II and Seti I, likely from a private tomb.
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India
Atalker
Calcutta
Syle le
Thebes
Jhamber
Ayrton
Taibert
Ramikes III
Tausert
Parento
Seti
Mi LI
Sethcon Bis
Rameses
Sun’s Rays Drive Ship Turnover at Winter Docks
A Detroit Free Press note describes how harbor vessels are rotated each year to balance sun exposure. A. A. Schantz explains that docking on the water side wears bulwarks faster, so owners reverse ships annually to extend decking and bulwarks life, saving costs over seven to eight years.
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A. A. Schantz
Detroit
Free Press
Ancient locksmiths and builders advertise on Grand Street
Fragmented ad page shows firms like ANCHOR POST IRON WORKS and JAMES H VAILAS COMPANY advertising fencing iron work carpentry painting plumbing and roofing. Mentions Daniel Dippel and Samuel Sampson with assorted services from gates arches and trellises to wallpaper and signs.
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Seateen
Dusit
Tee
Tenis Court
Anchor Post
Iron Works
BA 5
Fin Nates Weathel A Ned
Werthtald
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Fort
Jackies
Theodore Mm. Davis
Jewels
Stein & Markowitz
First Street
Newbro’s
Herpicide
Newbro
Atlen
Edna D. Allen
Syracuse, N. Y
Herpicide Co
Dept. M
Mich
Food and Drugs
McCloskey & Graham
Garber Shops
Oconstruction Company
Morris - LD
Heald & Khan
North Broad ST
St. John’s Church
Gorsuch’s
Broad Street
Elizabeth
Directroy
Daniel Dippel
SAT Ene Eth
Galimnaies Etully Furs! LD
Tal
Levanseller
James H. Vailas
Elisabeth
Qeiephore
Ted Per
Acme W. Hadden
Eae
Jou
Grand Street
Biisaneth
Ines Syers
S.J
Watson Dumping Wagons
Samu
Sampson
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