IVITARY GEORGIE REESE REGIMENTAL DRILL AND ELECTIONS
A chaotic wartime regimental notice outlines drill, elections, and promotions for the Reese Regiment. April events are scheduled at the drill hall and park, with fatigue dress and a focus on leadership changes, board surveys, and officer elections in Company B.
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Judge Robinson Sustained In Part In Landmark Case
The Supreme Court partially sustains Judge Robinsons decree in the Lee Chu and Ky partition case. It remands for further proceedings on appointing a recalver to take possession and collect income, while ruling no conspiring fee arrangement existed between Fitch and Magoon. The decision revokes part of the October 22 1902 decree denying a fee to Mr Fitch of 1260 dollars.
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Cruelty Case In Police Court For Marne Driver
The Japanese driver named Marne was fined $20 in the Police Court this morning for cruelty to animals. The record appears scattered with garbled lines and notices mentioning other names and phrases.
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Wonderful Acusticon Demonstration in New York City
In New York City inventor Autter Keen Hutchinson demonstrated the acousticon before an audience including Mark Twain and George Dewey. Subjects from the New York Institution for the Deaf and Dumb reportedly heard sounds after adjustments, with a deaf man distinguishing mama from papa and a listener calling Hutchinson hero. Additional tests were described as successful.
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Debates on Liquor Bill and Delegate Expenses
The House considers a $20,000 appropriation for delegate expenses and debates a liquor bill. Senate reports on health boards and probate reform while House actions cover licensing malt beverages and public health measures, with bills introduced on veterans parole and city waste removal.
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Untitled ad fragment at Masonic Temple services
Fragmentary notice lists items like pounds and tags with numbers and references to the Masonic Temple, Amer ican Meanenger Service, and telephone MAIN 199, suggesting a local service listing or classifieds fragment.
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Boxing Contest At Orpheum This Week
Boxing card announced for Touma of good bostag Batueday night at the Orpheum Weslay and Agnew. Bout features Lathan versus Hire Mia Moore in a 10 round contest. Office now open for tickets and details.
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Miners Entombed After Lehigh Coal Explosion in Pa
Seventy miners are believed trapped after an April explosion at the Lehigh Coal Company mine in Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania. Reports say many were killed and rescue efforts were underway as crews worked to reach the mine.
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Turkish Troops Slaughter A Thousand Bulgarians
Constantinople April 2. A fierce battle near Okireida between Turkish troops and Bulgarians left over a thousand killed and wounded. The Bulgarians include wandering mountaineers and members of the Bulgarian army, with many casualties reported.
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Floods In Louisiana Destroy Cotton Crop
Floods in Louisiana wreck cotton fields, with many washed out and levee breaches stretching across parishes. The rising cotton market already faces pressure as crops are ruined, threatening planter livelihoods and regional output.
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River Steamer Albion Wrecked at Bodega
The river steamer Albion was wrecked today at Bodega. The passengers numbering sixty three and the steamers crew were rescued.
Constabulary Drives Ladrones From Manila Campaign
The constabulary campaigns against Ladrones in Manila report general success with many forces routed, casualties on the field, frequent akir miahes, and military activity achieving quieting effects.
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Castro Authorized To Pay Venezuelan Claims, Congress Approves
President Castro gains congressional authorization from Caracas to fulfill protocol obligations for payments to Ponara claimants. Brief item notes San Francisco April 2 with commodity quotes for sugar and beets and recent centrifugals analysis.
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Secretary Carter Denies Draft Repudiation Rumor
A Bulletin report quotes George R. Carter Secretary of the Territory denying any intent to repudiate a draft. He clarifies a remark at a tunnel table was not serious and promises to reveal the complete transaction regarding payment of expenses, with continuation on page four.
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