Amendment On Panama Canal Seen in House Debate
The House faced sharp division over a foreign labor provision in a Panama Canal bill. A separate vote and roll call on the amendment were ordered after late-day proceedings. A rule-question roll call favored by 153 to 98 reflected Democratic minority votes and a meat-inspection funding clash was rejected as lawmakers argued over cattle-industry interests.
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Owaiv
Panama
Canal
Williams
Rules Committee
Department of Agriculture
Tawney
Department
Congress
Mine Workers Yield At Long Convention Session
A called session of the International Convention of the United Mine Workers of America in Indianapolis lasted over five hours. The Stand-patters were in the minority as resolutions for extreme measures failed. President Mitchell urged caution and advised against pressing for admission of Southwestern and other districts to the joint conference. The wage scale discussion continued as the conference convened and adjourned, to resume next morning.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Convention of the United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Statehood bill sent to Senate for quick action
The Senate committee on territories authorized a favorable report on the joint statehood bill passed by the House. Beveridge to present the report next Monday. Democratic members absent during vote arrangements and minority report possible. Amendments focus on governmental machinery with no immediate Arizona opposition discussed.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Territories
House
Beveridge
Senate
Patterson
Frazier
Arizona
Wolf Hunt Drives Wolves From Kansas City Area
Two thousand men and boys joined a wolf drive near Oak Grove outside Kansas City. One gray wolf was killed after mauling ten dogs. four others escaped though wounded. Hunters used clubs. ten dogs guarded a central wolf as lines closed, ending with a single wolf captured and killed.
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Kansas City
Oak Grove
Bankruptcy Filing Notice From Assets Very Jaent
Fragmentary text indicates a bankruptcy filing related to an entity named Assets Very Jaent. The readable portion mentions a filing action and likely a formal process placeholder. No further details on court or date are available in the torn snippet.
Harvard educated Indian engineer plans sachem village project
Antonio Apache, inspired by Harvard Professor Putnam’s lectures, pursues creating an Indian village on Huntington lands between Los Angeles and Pasadena. The settlement would gather tribal representatives, assign each a section, and focus on traditional crafts like bask weaving and bark canoe building as education and opportunity grow.
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Huntington Company
Los Angeles
Pasadena
North America
Antonio Apache
Putnam
Harvard
New York
Cow Saves Master Life in Narrow Iowa Attack
John Calvert of Mason City narrowly escaped a fatal cow attack while gathering cattle. His own pet cow Maude intervened, fending off the charging beast as Calvert toppled. He had stepped into a neighbor's herd after leaving his home to collect stock for the night.
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Mason City
John Calvert
Maude
Quail Protection Efforts Averting Extinction Threat
Officials and conservation groups across Illinois Indiana Massachusetts Maryland New Jersey North Carolina and West Virginia report active measures to protect quail. Food grain and shelter have been distributed after heavy snowfalls to counter lack of food and harsh winters.
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Illinois
Indiana
Massachusetts
Maryland
New Jersey
North Carolina
West Virginia
Record Maine Game Season 1905 Shatters Numbers
Maine game officials report 1905 season set records with more hunters and higher kills. American Express shipments show 4836 deer 210 moose 38 bears. most deer/moose from out of state, mainly New York. Estimates suggest over 14,000 deer killed statewide, aided by good weather and strong hunting conditions.
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Bar Harbor
Fish and Game Commissioners
Maine
American Express Company
Bangor
New York
Funeral of Brig Gen Wheeler Follows Cross Brooklyn Route
Thousands lined the route as Brig Gen Joseph Wheeler was honored in a New York City funeral. The service began at his sister’s Brooklyn home and proceeded over the Brooklyn Bridge to Fifth Avenue. A riderless horse accompanied the caisson and a gun escort.
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New York
Brooklyn
St. ‘Thomas
Episcopal
Fifth Avenue
Northiver Ferry
Jersey City
Joseph ‘Wheeler
Cavalry
Wheeler
Sterling Smith
Manhattan
Tist Regiment
N. Y. National Guard
T1st
W. G. Bates
Cuba
Governors ‘Island
Department of the East
United States Army
Brooklyn’ Bridge
Washington Square
Eighth Street
Fifty-third Street
St. Thomas’ Church
Southern Society
Confeerate ‘Veteran Association
Society of the War of 1812
Frederick D. Grant
Roosevelt
Ernest. Stires
Morgan Dix
Col
J. J. Astor
R. T. Wilson
Fitch Smith
John ‘Wyeth
John McKesson
S. R. Bertren
William M. Polk
Barker
Archer Huntington
J. H. Wilson
Kerit
Senator Clark
Montana
Charles’ Ss. Fairchild
Howard
Stewart L
Woodford
Re Ogden’ Doremus
Parkus
Stires
Pennsylvania Railroad
AID FOR THE TENDERFOOT
Guthrie Oklahoma J C Miller manager of the 101 ranch says plans to host 400 Eastern youths next summer to learn cowboy life. They will get a mount a blanket and camps along the river with meals from a wagon. Cowboys will supervise with occasional cattle roundups for experience.
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Guthrie
J. C. Miller
101 Ranch
Mr. Miller
Gulls Dine On Fisherman Near Nanaimo Wharf
A Nanaimo fisherman recounts a curious encounter with a large flock of gulls that mobbed his boat and gathered around at the shore over several evenings, attracting attention from locals.
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Nanaimo
Wheel Vanishes In Daytona Zone Incident
A Daytona incident report notes a missing wheel from a vehicle listed under Aries G Mscere, with unclear timing and location details. Investigators seek the owner and confirm the zone where the wheel disappeared.
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Aries G Mscere
Ormon Daytona
Yjan
Burglary Case Binds Two Under Bond in Morn Court
John P. Albough store burglary at Albough's on January 4 led to a preliminary trial before a magistrate. Henry Julius and Augustus Bronger, saloonkeepers in Louisville, faced $5 000 bonds each and await circuit court. Bonds and cash totaling $11 940 and $960 were cited as recovered in Louisville. Attorneys declined to reveal bond sources.
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John P
Albough
United States
Martin Circuit Court
Owhen Fabius Gwin
Louisville
Henry Julius
Augustus Bronger
Clears Alleged Slayer Tucker Likely To Be Pardoned
Laporte Indiana January 29 The happiest man in Indiana state prison is Thomas J Tucker serving a life term for murder Ada Pagwell at Mount Vernon. He pleads innocence and new evidence from Mrs Joseph shows Joseph killed Pagwell and Tucker was not involved. An early pardon is expected.
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Laporte
Ind
Indiana State
Thomas J.tucker
Ada Pagwell
Mount Vernon
William Joseph
Kentucky
Bagwell
Tucker
Milk Wins Fight Over Beer in Laporte Plant Area
After a two year dispute, beer concessions fail and the Pabst Brewing Co of Milwaukee withdraws its saloon building near the Cable Piano works. President Cable opposed the saloon and convinced workers to switch to milk at lunch. The structure will be placed about half a mile from the factory.
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Laporte
Ind
Pabst. Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Cable Piano
Cable
Double Fatal Saloon Brawl Ends in Quick Tragedy
In Bowling Green Brazil Indiana on January 29 William Holton 34 was shot through the breast by William McIntire after a drunken quarrel in George Webber’s saloon. McIntire was captured by a town posse and jailed in this city. Holton leaves a wife and family.
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Brazil
Ind
William Holton
William McIntire
George Webber
Bowling Green
McIntire
Holton
Sam
Interurban Trainmen Discuss National Association Plan
Trainmen on Indiana interurban lines consult with labor agents urging formation of the Order of Interurban Trainmen to unite electric railway workers. The proposal aims to promote the interests of electric train men and canvass other states for inclusion.
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Interurban
Union
Laporte
Ind
Order of
Indiana
Robber Gang Arrested in Bourbon Indiana
A gang of burglars terrorizing the Bourbon area was busted with the arrest of Nick Snyder Doghead Snyder Albino Cochran and Clarence Phoebus. Each man confessed to charges and implicated the others while in jail Bourbon citizens feel safer.
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Bourbon
Ind
Nick” Snyder
Fires Fatal Shot In Boonville Mob Incident
Andrew Williams, a member of the Evansville fire department, fired on a mob at his mother’s home in Boonville Indiana injuring Marshal Williams fatally. Williams was arrested in Evansville and both prisoners were taken to Jeffersonville for safekeeping.
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Boonville
Ind
Andrew Williams
Evansville
Wesley Williams
James Leigh
Marshal Williams
Jeffersonville
Mishawaka Merchant Electrocuted in City Home
Edward J. Perkins, a local merchant, was electrocuted by grabbing a wall bracket that became charged with electricity. Mrs. Ros Van Pelt of Chicago, visiting, was shocked severely in the same incident in Mishawaka Indiana on January 29.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Eerward J. Perkins
Ros van Pelt
Chicago
Insane Convict at Large in Michigan City Ind
An inmate described as insane has escaped custody and is at large in Michigan City Indiana. Authorities warn residents to stay alert and report sightings immediately.
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Michigan’ City
Ind
Golf association reports strong finances in 1905
The United States Golf Association reports a prosperous financial condition with 1905 balance on hand of 10 464 dollars, down from 11 190 dollars at year end. Separately a Lexington Kentucky bookmaker was fined 25 dollars after a jury found him operating a betting handbook on races. Pitcher Harper left Cincinnati for Oil City Pennsylvania and indicated he would not return to the Reds in 1906, while manager Ned Hanlon expresses desire for Harper to stay a star for the Reds next season though his salary is being trimmed.
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The
United States Golf Association
E. T. Graves
Lexington
Harper
Cincinnati
Oil City
Reds
Ned Hanlon
Wisconsin Board approves two year football suspension
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents approved the faculty's recommendation to suspend football for two years. The action aligns with Dr. Fred J. Turner's stance at the intercollegiate football conference in Chicago next Friday.
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Board of Regents
The
University of Wisconsin
Fred J. Turner
Chicago
South Bend announces partial 1920 baseball lineup
Manager Grant nearly fixes the roster for the season naming Richardson and Tieman as catchers Connors at first base Grant at second Groeschow at short Francis at third Anderson Letcher and Johnson in the outfield Williams Ferrias Cutler and an unknown to pitch duties.
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Grant
South Bend
Richardson
Tieman
Connors
Groeschow
Francis
Anderson
Letcher
Johnson
Williams
Ferrias
Cutler
Umpire Staff Selected for 1906 Central League
President F R Carson has chosen the umpiring staff for 1906 with Rigler Woods and others retained from last year. Kane is also likely to receive a berth. Two weeks before opening, umpires and club captains will attend a school session in South Bend.
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F. R. Carson
Central League
Ench
Rigler
Woods
Kane
South Bend
Michigan baseball hopefuls warned after weak finish
Director Baird addressed sixty candidates for the team on the call of Captain Wendell. He warned against repeating last spring’s lapse when Michigan laid down after clinching the title as Illinois and Chicago emerge stronger and ready to challenge the Wolverines.
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Michigan
Baird
Wendell
Illinois
Chicago
Woman Testifies Doans Kidney Pills Help Back Pain
An Elkhart resident Mrs A J Neff claims two year kidney ailment and back pains improved after using Doans Kidney Pills. She says pains vanished along with irregularities and recommends Doans sold by Houseworth Bros and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
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Elkhart
A. J. Neff
Washington
Street
Dean’s
Houseworth “Bros
Milburn, Co
Buffalo
New
York
United States
Doan
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