Roosevelt’s Final Card for Cuba Reciprocity Standoff
Washington reports President Roosevelt sent a last bid to Congress urging passage of a reciprocal trade pact with Cuba. The message follows months of debate as insurgent Republicans balk at administration plans while some lawmakers warn of political fallout. Roosevelt returns from West Point to press the issue, aiming to bend the Senate and House toward approval amid party fractures and broader foreign policy stakes.
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Fidel
Aruba
Tomy
Semele
Attenditon
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Feorthier
Haldiing
Roosevelt
Orta
Calan
Gue Ronson
Ile
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Ae Dtocrate
Ciaal
Dukhat
Roggewell
Jearly
White House
Guhl
Pawtucket Ends Violence With Absent Armed Sheriffs
Citizens halted violence as armed sheriffs disappeared amid street clashes and rail shutdowns. Police arrests followed misdemeanors on Pawtucket Avenue while city services paused. mayor ordered closures as reopening plans, militia aid, and security actions were discussed.
Girl dies after eating wild strawberries investigation widens
Testimony began as doctors reviewed cause of death of May Wade age twelve. Witnesses said she and two companions picked wild berries near a woods trip. poison hypothesis considered with stomach contents sent for chemical analysis. Funeral planned Sunday at the residence with interment at Wesley chapel near Roanoke.
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May Wale
Wile Wade
Mary Attent
Deming
Phuraday
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Yaich
Wolsnan
Cy Nol Pvisin
Torbie Rensen
Rasidende
Wesley Chapel
Roanoke
Dangerous Fire Destroys Philadelphia Feather Factory
A blaze swept the Neville feather factory at He Me Tamed Co near Serornd and Oxfon streets, injuring about a dozen. The Julia Moffel Publishing Company building nearby was damaged, and three adjoining homes were destroyed with additional properties scorched. Rumors of fatalities were denied. many workers escaped by leaping from windows. One woman, Katie Scheidell, aged years, was carried down a ladder and treated. total loss estimated at 1540 with some insured.
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He ME Tamed & Co
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Julia Moffel Publishing
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Ineh
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Yrars
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Rosenblatt
No Colored Butter In Oleo Tax Debate Sparks Reform
A garbled 19th century notice discusses prohibiting artificial color in oleomargarine. It notes a tax of one tenth of a cent per pound on artificially colored product, with exemptions for natural yellow hues and artificial color removal technologies. The piece emphasizes color visibility and consumer protection without graphic detail.
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Jim
Reveray Bureau
Uleowargarine
Nolorhig Maerad
May change route shifts as Watashi faces road work
A readable fragment reports May changes to a route for Watashi and a dispute with Wabash over tickets near Bae aro. The article mentions Hor e and the Tower offer, plus a legal petition for original service shifts and looming hearings next week.
Two Drownings Off Port Norris As Oyster Schooner Sinks
In Camden County New Jersey this afternoon two men identified as Captain Robbins and Norris native Henry Scrilbins were drowned when their boat capsized near a ship laden with oyster shells. Miss Lixniedones and Reber Reel with Charles WW Burton were rescued by the US launch Cadet.
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Reel
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United States
Electricity for Steam Rails Aiding American Railways
A German company plans to supply electricity to substitute steam power for US rail use. Fifteen locomotive concerns are to be absorbed by a new combine, with heavy European electrical firms backing the project. The goal is rapid rollout to meet railway demand in major northeastern states and Connecticutt area, to replace coal-fired engines and push modernization, amid negotiations with American partners and adapter firms.
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York
Une Slantey Bluerie Manufacturing Conuary
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Orel
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Herg
Whitney
Theva
Cheserthen
Malou Slater
Indiana Editors Route to Meeting Packed With Names
A cluttered Indiana editor note lists officers and attendees for a Northern Faltturial remeciition meeting. Names include Willa Heenan, Winchester Journal, Dane Auiin, Wilthins, and Kenfattvile Sang AL Barnes, with multiple roles such as president and secretary noted amid a dense roster of individuals and affiliations.
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Aitinien Courier
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Man robbed after drugging in Indiana town
A night incident details a man drugged and robbed of about $200 in an Indiana city. The report names witnesses and suspects linked to a possible purse snatch during a public event. Police are investigating, with unclear motives and partial statements from those involved.
Southern Town Wiped Out By Fire
A fire destroyed Montcomery Alabama town Ting Wy and Oxander City leaving about 1,500 residents homeless. Damage exceeds 751000 with insurance not covering losses. Central of Georgia railway office and nearly all stores, residences, churches, post offices, and telegraph lines burned or destroyed, forcing evacuations and widespread devastation. Local officials report extensive property loss and uncertainty over insured amounts.
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Ala
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Central of Georgia Railway
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Wey Oslalle
Agit
Iteretis
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Alusinader
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Nils
Holts
Methodist
Chireti
Enn Hense
Worden Named Vice President Amid Board Shuffle
The board held a casual meeting to fill the vacancy soon to be created by Worden stepping down. Mr Worden declined further duties while urging a veteran Hartford family member and trusted associate to help lead the institute through a period of transition.
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Wayne Weel
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Ily
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Beri
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Doctors at Hot Springs Visit Hidden Awertean Crew
Fragmentary OCR notes report doctors proceeding to Hot Springs for an event or medical matter involving a person named Merlicel and a possible older date notation. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Two Body Blows for Republicans Headline Variant
A fragmented report discusses Republican politicking ahead of a convention. Leaders show confidence while signaling potential withdrawals and candidacy shifts. Ernest W. Cnite and Cla re Gilliams appear as prominent names amid party tensions and convention plans. Local observers anticipate significant changes and possible absence of key figures as the race narrows.
District Chairmen Discuss Campaign Notes
District chairmen from multiple counties met in the office of Elmer Lani to discuss party strategy. Attendees included George Smilsh Ly Benton, Gates Whilley, W Rayos Nobln, and J V Mare O Allen. They exchanged views on the forthcoming election and the district’s candidate Clarence Gilhams.
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Lye
Benton B. Gates
Whilley
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Nobln
J. V. Mare O' Allen
Elmer Lani
Republican Congressiamu
Clarsiee Gilhams
Officers of the American Medical Association Senate Meeting
Officers of the American Medical Association were adjourned in Saratoga WV this afternoon after voting to meet again in New Orleans on the second Thursday in May. Presiding figures included Warnes, Vresttch-frink Billings, Clime, Wire, vice president, and G. J. Comstick as president with a treasurer and secretary listed among Saratoga Springs officials.
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American Medien Association
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hQerhons Vresttch
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Saratoga Springs
A. D. Newman
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Treasure left to two daughters of Victor Crouser
Early report on the death of Victor Crouser a prominent Fort Wayne merchant. He reportedly left all his property to his two daughters Mrs Dodane and Mrs Freistroffer. The will and certificates of deposit valued around $200 were found after his passing. Executors were named and probate proceedings begun in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Huon
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Coal Miners Strike Drives Recruitment in the South
A chaotic report details persistent coal miners forcing recruits to join their ranks across southern regions. The account mentions clashes, labor organizers, and responses from employers, with references to Ohio and related industrial centers.
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The provided text is heavily garbled, making it impossible to identify a coherent event, persons, or organizations to summarize into a proper newspaper card Tease. No clear dates locations or outcomes are discernible.
Car Load of Men to Succeed Strikers
A Pennsylvania incident reports a car load of workers arriving to replace striking employees amid disruption. Firemen and health officials waited as the group moved toward the area, with over a thousand men reportedly dispatched to the scene.
East Berry Street Residents Rally Against Interurban Road
Residents along East Berry Street planned to fight the proposed interurban road. The meeting discussed legality, possible harassment threats, and methods to block tracks while urging officials to investigate safeguards and public scrutiny of the project.
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