President Battles Over Naval Expansion Debate Ends
In a tight House vote the two battleships plan failed to gain one. The push for four ships was opposed by key committee members and defeated after a long debate. Amendments were adopted allowing battleships to be built in a navy yard with drainage and public land provisions influencing the measure.
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Navy Yard
Fiferest
Pawney
Eliair Tier
Qhairniu
Willetts
Longworth
Wigsters
House
Flee
Tina
Aonave
Drainage of Public Lands Debate in Senate
Washington April 1 The Senate considers a bid to appropriate receipts from public lands in Alabama Arkansas Florida Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Ohio Wisconsin for drought control and reclamation works. Senators Teller and Bacon push back arguing the plan empties the treasury and injustices states.
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Alatapan
Arkansas
Florida
Quiness
Town
Louisiivoa
Michigan
Nnesota
Mississijgai
Missouri
Oha
Wisconsin
sWetnigpe
Bacon
Sitlen
Tie
Lin
Georein
Hkid
Beacon
Flint
Georeit
Alabamat
Mississippi
Irish groups oppose arbitration treaty visit to Roosevelt
Nat ends President Cunminnes of the Ancient Griders of Hibernians and Irish societies in New York and New Jersey, with Patrick Oomara of Jersey City and Martin J. Sheridan of New York City, hold interviews with Congress leaders and with President Roosevelt. They press opposition to the arbitration treaty with Great Britain. The delegation met Senators Lodge, Cull, Crane, Carter and Beveridge for hours of discussion. Martin Sheridan, famed athlete, received a cordial greeting from Roosevelt.
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Washington
Cunminnes
New York
New Jersey
Patrick Oomara
Jersey City
Conway
Martin J. Sheridan
New York City
Hnh
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
Great Britain
Lodge
Cull
Crane
Carter
Beveridge
Senate
Martin Sheridan
Hobson Clarifies Recent President Remarks
Fragmented OCR text shows Hobson explaining the president's remarks during a public event. Mention fragments reference Whitteduistise and complaints about handling by Hobson, Willett, and others, with unclear context and missing concrete facts.
Quote on trust and threat in house over naval programme
A speaker, with evident emotion, described pressure from the president and a threat circulating in the house. He said knowledge of a plan to cut the rival programme to two ships would push leaders to prevent any public buildings from being built.
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New York
Senate and House in Brief in Washington April 16
The senate spent all session time on calendar bills. Major measures passed include suppressing betting on races and other schemes via district jurisdiction, creating a new range in Montana, and related nonirrigable livestock regulations. The house debated naval appropriations, with the four battleship proposal defeated, provisions made for two battleships, vote 199 to 85.
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Senate
House
Washington
Cu. Tuinhin
Montana
Baseball results from multiple leagues in 1st nine innings and weather notes
Scores from American and Western leagues show various games across New York Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland and other cities. Weather conditions are noted for several matchups including Indianapolis Toledo Cincinnati Des Moines Denver Lincoln and Milwaukee.
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Posten
New York
Chicasgze
Cleveland
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbuus St
Live Stock Receipts and Prices From Buffalo and Dunning Stevens
Receipts for cattle, hogs, sheep, and live poultry vary by category across two markets. Buffalo area buyers quote prime fat steers around 85.74 and 46.00 for cows, with prime heifers near 6.25 and calves at 24. The Dunning Stevens report lists cattle receipts around 20 ears with slow market, hogs lower around 6.26, sheep and lambs slow with clipped wool at 8.10 and yearlings near 7.25, calves 4.04 to 7.75.
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Suara
Colorado
Ulloa
Ctndiana
Wisconsin
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
East Buffalo
Washington April Debate On Navy Appropriations
In the House discussion, Williams responded to references to Japan by stating China did not want trouble with the United States. He complained of fatigue over the sense of seeking peace while preparing for war.
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Washington
House
Navy
Williams
Japan
Sud
Jaqein
Secretary Taft renames Greeneville cemetery Andrew Johnson National
Washington April 1. Secretary Taft orders designation of the national cemetery at Greeneville Tennessee as Andrew Johnson National cemetery, to be known by that name hereafter.
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Washirton
Taft
National Cemetery
Greeneville, Tenn
Andrew Johnson National Cemetery
Flood Deaths Hit Craig Montana Dam Break Costs
Helena April 1 reports say a seventy-foot dam at Water lake breached flooding Craig and nearby areas forty-five miles north of Pelena. Damages including the dam cost about one million dollars with cattle and livestock losses and railroad damage. dam to be rebuilt at once. water receded at threatened points with no further danger at Great Falls.
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Malls Mont
Autos travel by boat race update to Vladivostok
The New York to Vernon automobile race cars began sailing to Vladivostok aboard the AKL Marn. Foreign entrants lead with the French and American cars. The German car failed near Pocatelio, and the US entry returns from Abraska after a failed test. Transshipment and sailings to Vladivostok set for Saturday aboard the Glenn Logan.
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Seattle
Wasi
Aprilota
Tatinh
New York
Valde
Glenn Logan
Vladivostok
Rene
Kobe
Japan
United States
Committee Members Travel to Appeal to Roosevelt
Three members of a New York port committee left for Washington to lobby President Roosevelt on behalf of Captain W.O.S. Van Schadek who began a ten year sentence at Sing Sing on February 27 for negligence linked to the sinking of the steerage excursion steamer General Slocum.
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New York
Aqaih T
Dave
Washington
Rooosevelt Im
Carnegie offer ties land purchase to school expansion
Andrew Carnegie proposes 3 million dollars to augment the Carnegie Technical schools in Pittsburg. The city would buy forty two acres adjoining the current site at an estimated cost of 1.25 million. Conditions attach the grant to the land purchase and school expansion.
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Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Technical Schools
Our Noisy Conventions Reflect Changing Political Spectacles
A fragmented historical critique describes national conventions shifting from quiet deliberation to spectacle, with reinforced venues, special trains, tickets, and loud oratory. It contrasts old assembly norms with modern fanfare and public, media-driven show elements shaping political process.
Anger That Is Devilish in Asheville Tragedy
Dr C Swinney who came from New York shot and fatally wounded his sixteen-year-old daughter Nellie in a hotel reception room before killing himself. He blamed an April fool prank by Nellie and other students for provoking the outburst. Wounded girl fled the room with blood on her head as Swinney lay with a revolver.
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Asheville
N.C
C. Swintey
New York
Nellie
Recovered Bodies Mount as Paecobs Creek Explosion Search Continues
The tally rises to 26 bodies with a recent recovery along Jacobs Creek where a disastrous explosion occurred four months ago. Authorities say identification is ongoing and several people remain missing while crews press the search despite difficult conditions.
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West Newton
Anarchist Press Targeted by New Bill in Lewistenure
Prenton Noob reports a new bill passed by the lewistenure aims to restrict publishing any article about a death. The measure targets anarchist literature and the anarchist press, aiming to curb coverage of deaths and related topics.
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Prenton
Noob
Ghouvernor Port Hhas
Lewistenure
Baseball Scores Open Season in Associations and Western Leagues
Chicago reports early baseball scores with openings across the Association and Western leagues. The summary notes games in St. Louis with Pittsburgh and other teams involved as the season starts. Represented teams include St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and other league members.
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Chicago
Association
Western
St. Lois
Pittsburg
Ancient mound unearthed by ancient builders
An archaeological discovery reports bones and human teeth found inside an old mound. Historians suggest the site was crafted by ancient mound builders, with various animal remains and artifacts uncovered. The fragments indicate a significant historical excavation effort in the area.
Delegates Await Scale Committee Report in Toledo
In Toledo Ohio delegates representing bituminous coal operators and miners from Pennsylvania Gufo and Tholiana await a report from the state committee. The expectation is that an agreement will be reached once the committee presents its findings.
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Aprilin
Pennsylvania
Gufo
Tholiana
Seate E Comediiter
Markets Reported Chicago Grain Prices And Open Bids
Market notes from Chicago grain trading show wheat and corn quotes with May and September futures. Prices listed include May wheat around 0.8, Sept around 0.7, and various bid figures for winter and spring wheat alongside corn supply details and by sample weights.
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Chicago
Chicico
Park
Nat Sh Seth
Wwe
Su Sue Seodha
Shorhile
Tale
Toaethy
Going Abroad With Howe at Grand Opera House
Howe brings a new moving pictures program to Grand Opera House on Sunday April 2 featuring travel to Holland France the Arctic and more plus dramatic incidents and humorous segments. The show promises vivid depictions of world events and landscapes with careful pacing to keep audiences engaged from start to finish.
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Grand Opera House
Holland
Prance
Lelind
Zululand
Oa Big City
Arctic
Cherbourg
France
Fifteen Years of Agony with Catarrhal Trouble
Captain Willner testifies to fifteen years of catarrhal suffering that forced him from the sea. He describes sleepless nights and repeated hospital care before praising Hyomei for cure. The ad touts a dry healing air from Macleaypus groves in Australia and a lifetime inhaler kit priced at $1.00 with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure catarrh asthma bronchitis coughs or colds
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Wmn. J. Junehunz
Battle of Culloden and notable 18th century figures
This date recalls the Jacobite defeat at Culloden near Inverness by the Duke of Cumberland. It notes Arctic explorer Sir John Franklin’s birth in Lancashire and other 18th century figures such as Paul Rollin Mallary and Oswego-born Claurence Clark. It mentions events tied to imperial Britain and early U.S. politics.
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Duke of Cumberland
Culloden
Inverhess
Sir John Franklin
Lancashire
England
Arctic
Paol
Rollin
Mallary
Congress
United States
Wyoming
Oswego County
New York
Ourrived
Hneland
Peter Prative
Dsus
Columbus
Mississippi River
Cornel
How to Avoid Appendicitis and Safe Laxative Claim
An old advertisement states most appendicitis victims are constipated and promotes Orina Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure for chronic constipation. It claims the product stimulates the bowels, restores natural action, and is mild with no nausea. Substitutes are refused. Mentions H. J. Moogk and Win FP. Jungkunz.
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Orina
H. J. Moogk
Win FP
Jungkunz
Coming Events in April and May from Local Organizations
A list of social events and meetings for April and May includes Republican convention of the Thirteenth district on April 18, various dances and card parties at Masonite temple, St Margarett’s guild dance, Old Fellows ball, Freeport Aerte of Eagles ball, and performances by Madame Gadskil and Frink da Forge ti at the oper House, with dates ranging from April 3 to May 16.
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Baater
BR. Oof
Masonte Tempte
F. A.te Blof R. PR
Old Fellows
cGermnanin
St. Margaretts Guild
Manonite Tempts
ROC
Teteenth
Masonie Tempte
Freeport
Aerte of Eagles
Madame Gadskil
Frink da Forge
Oper House
Grand Opera House April Showings and May Premieres
The Grand Opera House lists April W Nup and Tuck and Apriliv tLy tan He plus Howe's moving pictures. May features S Tlon and the Mouse May d has with BL Bfanford in Antons and deopaterna and Ralphistewart in Strong Heart on May 8.
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Nup
Tuck
tLytan He. Howe
Moving Pictures
Tlon and
the Mouse
D'Has
Kidney disease warning ad and train mechanics note
An old medical advertisement warns kidney trouble as a dangerous insidious disease urging Foley's Kidney Cure at first sign of trouble to prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. A separate note on moving picture trains claims film wear causes static electricity from dust buildup as film is wound and rewound at speed.
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Foley
Bright
Hl. J. Moogk
FL. Jungkuna
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