President Warns Navy Moneyed Fight Over Ship Increase
A Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt vows to veto any naval appropriation that funds only a partial ships program. Senate and House wrangle over a four-ship buildup, with supporters citing national defense and opponents calling the plan a travesty of Congress. The clash continues as party leaders gauge votes and potential amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rensevel
Senate
House
Pade
Qmide
Congress
FALE EXPLAINS THE MATTER IN NAVY FUNDING DISPUTE
In a New York paper discussion, Fale explains why a two ship battlestips plan and submarine funding faced opposition. He notes congressional defense estimates and the administration’s stance, urging timely decisions amid sea service costs and ship construction debates.
Fragmented fragmentary senate notes from Washington
In early April reports describe Senate debates on a variety of issues. The record mentions attempts to curb corruption and concerns over employment and discipline. The text references political actors and hospital or institutional matters, though many names and specifics are garbled.
Legislative session notes and Brownsville debate summarized
An executive session discussed Brownsville trouble and related appropriation. Warner delivered remarks while proceedings touched on labor supervision and policy in the Phuwathay islands. Bills passed were not considered important.
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Brownsville
Senate
Warner
Phuwathay Islands
Constitutional verdict on employer liability bill for common carriers
President Roosevelt signs the employers liability act after Attorney General Bonaparte states the measure constitutional. The act applies to common carriers engaged in interstate commerce, restraining the scope to such entities as the Supreme Court earlier indicated.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Gener
Bonaparte
Memorial to Chadwick Fund Seeks Nationwide Support
New York on April 25 reports Baseball figures and fans plan a national drive to fund a memorial for Kenny Chadwick the father of baseball buried in Greenwood Cemetery Trook iva The committee led by Vic T Powers president of the Nae Ciomtl Association of Pheseball Clubs asks every professional league in the country to contribute and dedicate no substitute funds toward the project The effort aims to honor Chadwick’s legacy and support the tribute through widespread donations and participation.
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New York
Gion
Greenwood Cemetery
Trook Iva
Kenny Chadwick
Vick T. Pavers
Nae Ciomtl Association of Pheseball Clubs
Tilso Sieeesis Intamiatenp
Pbrvers
Reesport
Joe Leiter Engaged to Miss Fullette Washington
Fragmentary OCR reports an engagement in Washington at a prominent family, mentioning Miss Fullette and Joe Leiter of Washington Hill. Details are unclear but indicate a social engagement within circles around Colunet and Mrs Walifgias.
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Joe Leiter
Wrasliieten
Tony
da Leiter
Washington
Wili Guas
City
Colunet Gant
Walifgias
Lars
Nike Poin
Pair F and OF Suskians in Midwest Conference
Fragments describe a spring event with references to states Colorado Utah Minnesota Wisconsin and others. The passage mentions two groups called the Suskians and mentions missions or ventures in a Midwestern city. No clear outcome or date is provided.
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Colormido
Utinais
Dautisaia
Dey
Minnesote
Momiania
Nebusha del Wisconsin
Oldest Man in Canada Deni. Willithies. Metin.
Fragmentary OCR text presents an unclear item about an elderly man in Canada with scattered names and phrases. No coherent event or details emerge to form a factual summary or identify entities with confidence.
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Canada
Willithies
Metin
Meads
Stiaves
Doha
McNelth
Bern
Westra
Chongee
Wight
Baseball Scores Hit Chicago Fields in April Showdown
Scores on the ball fields report April results from New York Brookyn to Boston Philadelphia with Pittsburgh and Lum figures. The fragment shows rivalry updates and scorelines, noting Brookyn and New York tied, Pitt is mentioned with 1 run.
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Chicago
New York
Brookilyn
Boston
Philadelpha
Waeton Ay Ul Pittisburg
Ay. Lum
Unclear sports scores from scattered column notes
Fragmentary game results show multiple matchups with partial scores and team names. The text includes references to arenas and cities but many items are incomplete or garbled, hindering a clear recap of outcomes or dates.
Bryan in Constitutional Mey Verk visit prompts praise and reception
The article describes William J. Bryan's visit to New York at the Waldorf Astoria where he was the principal guest and speaker. He met with leaders including Henry Watterson and James of Kentucky, a Boston figure, and Driekhivers union delegates presented resolutions praising him. He spoke at a science club to a large audience and suggested a plan for a unified editorial staff.
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Mey Verk
William J. Bevan
Associated Press
Pulishers' Asson
Waldorf Astoriat
Setam
Henry Watterson
Ames
Kentucky
Daniel Z. Canmipau
Democratic Nation
Michisany Asx
Josiah Jites
Boston
Stile
A. McNeill
Connecticut
Driekhivers Union
Endhed Apa
Hif
Behialf
Laer
Bryan
Traverne Science Chib
Associati Press
Iows
Piper
Dry counties voting results update in mapped regions
Fragmentary report notes several counties moving toward a dry status while others reject measures. Mentions multiple counties and a population center voting, leaving the total number of sites at thirty six with only one village remaining within the district.
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Gheiy Diate
Kern Declines Invitation From Democratic Convention
April 20 in Thilistiapolis reports Tohn W. Kern of Gadlitnapolis will not attend the state Democratic convention. He remains a candidate for the party’s nomination while political opponents prepare for the gathering.
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Kern
Thilistiapolis
Tohn W. Kern
Gadlitnapolis
Thors
Democratic Cone
Delegates to Chicago Convention Named from Michigan
Two delegates from Michigan Miatrquierte April BReparticans of the Pweltiis Mieti Giotriet and William Shaelston with Chase S. Osborngas are set to attend the Chicago convention and pledge to vote for Secretary Part.
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Taft
Miatrquierte
Mich
Anne Wiliam Shaelston
Chase S. Osborngas
Secretary Part
Molliver Goes to Towa Letter for Senator Alsou
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Molliver traveling to Iowa with a period of camp or trip aimed at aiding or securing support for a senator named Alsou. Details about dates and events are unclear in the readable text.
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Molliver
Towa
Dadliver Dias
Lowa
Alsou
Tle Serkite
Unclear OCR record on statewide elections and a fatal axe murder
Fragmentary report notes governor Willsea Betticky and others, with references to property taxes and franks, amid an election sweep involving six cities. A separate line reports Walter Aye killed with an axe by Fred Neplet in Rhinelander Wisconsin during a trek, outlining a violent incident.
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Willsea
Uinbad
Cheeuig
Wis
Walter Aye
Fred Neplet
Fragmented 1930s notes describe travel and finance events
The article fragment mentions visitors from the United States touring a crater near Posanali and participants from Washington discussing currency policy. It also references Missouri Attorney General Hadley, trade totals with a rise, and a hospital project connected to St. Boniface.
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J. Hy
Tainel
Mint
United States
Selfathra
Posanali
Baly
Buried Her Voice Pauline Lucca Never Sang After Husbands Death
The article recounts Pauline Lucca, famed soprano, who never sang again after her husband Baron Wiallhofen died. It notes how she lost her voice from suggestion and secrecy, and shares a tale of her singing his favorite song for sympathy before his death.
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Pauline Lucca
Husband
Thio
Patling Laven
Tlorwiz-Barnay
Lieen
Vicom
Ami
Garon
Strike Likely As Springfield Faces Miner Operator Deadlock
Prominent Springfield residents report a general strike looming as miners press for a firm conclusion at the district convention while operators refuse wage concessions. Debates highlight calls for unity despite executive sessions, with death of local pioneer citizen noted.
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Spripefield US
Facine
Tera
Wien
Wats Tisti
Garren
Presideart Waller
Springhetdh
Cverer Ny Rhiek
Teenker
Kingis State
Teiteis
Tisi Society
Orlel
TSO
Bisel Wiis
Witt Nutty Tanafettivhae Establishoonts
Abel
Santer Deny
Pras Can
Mlineis Central
Wahast
Morris Divorce Custody Battle Ends and Allege Abuse
Mrs. Orit Morris wins custody of their nine year old son amid a civil dispute over alimony and settlement terms. The case concludes with out of court agreement and legal fees noted, while other unrelated items are briefly referenced in the era report.
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Orit Morris
Daniel Morris
Caven
Katherine Elias
Lenis
Loco Tages
Morris
Barvini Ben
Lenis Kingel
Mbai VI Morristad
Altau
WWF
Terselt
Sobais
Wise Avenue Nurseries Advertises Plants and Services
The notice promotes trees shrubs vines and evergreens with price quotes and stock at The Wise Avenue Nurseries run by HON M WISE in West Freeport on Electric Car Line. It lists contact methods and mentions piano tuner F J Burdoté and Brown Dollmeyer’s for orders, plus Daily Journal home delivery for 100 a week.
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M. Wise
Wise Avenue Nurseries
West Freeport
F. J. Burdoté
Brown & Dollmeyer
Photographs on Apples Show Rich Color and Detail
A Victorian note describes printing from fruit skins, using apples tomatoes and pumpkins as printing surfaces. It details methods to trap light prints with leaf silhouettes, process steps, and observed color richness surpassing standard photographic papers. It also tangentially critiques naval chaplain funding in the Senate.
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Pratt
Tam
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Saul
Lin
Tia
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Phe
Perkins
Cape Horn
Dian
Fale
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Cleveland
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Louisville
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Mitwinkeé S. Tidianapolis
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Lineoly
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Prelig
Denver
Pueblo
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Watterson
Republican Committee
Indianapolis
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Agro
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Bat
Amd
Springfeld
Chieigo
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TEL
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Boot
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Ford
Leouisville
Nashville
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Ind
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Rockford
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Heit
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Maurer
Porcranes
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Daily Journal
Auer
Kix
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Welfeire
Serate
Dyh
Mays
Lydia E. Pinkhaim
Maude &. Forgie
Leesburg,Va
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Cydia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Grand Opera House
Woman’s
Smith D
Elmer E. Thayer
C. P. Guenther's
Hermsmeier
Heinz
California
Quaker Oats
Freeport
E. C. Corn Flake
Pks
Hackney
South
North Dakota
H. Everts, Lennox, S. Dak
Schlott's Laundry
Galena Avenue
Sass
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