Browson Indorsed Could Aid Staff Officers at Sea
Washington December 28. Interest centers on Senator Wie's view of Admiral Brownson's resignation as chief of the bureau of navigation. The senator supports the admiral's courage and resignation while backing a bill to extend recognition for staff officers, with safeguards against granting actual command of naval vessels. Meanwhile Surgeon Chis. TP. Stokes is set to command the hospital ship Relief and Win is to be appointed to a senior merchant service post to crew the vessel with merchant fleet sailors.
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Washington
Dev
Wie
Senate Committee of Naval Affairs
Admiral Brownson
Bureau of Navigation
Brownson
Male
Hteasons
Bale
Lyght
Rurgeon Chis
Stokes
Serr Lary Metenti
Cori
Lawyers seek test case on Brownsville discharge rights
Washington officials note New York lawyers filed in the US district court for the southern district of New York to decide if presidents can discharge a battalion of the Twenty Fifth Infantry over Brownsville Texas riots. The suit seeks 125.20 for Private Reid of Company C. The action claims a pattern of political interference and questions the legality of the discharge order.
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Washington
War Department
New York
United States Court For
Southern District of New York
Na Wattalion
Brownsvide
Tex
Reid
Infaney
Stiles
Henry Is4itisen
United States
Ole
Fighting Sires and Confederate Founder Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Sona oot Fighting Sires and Wraebindton with references to ex amination success, a contingent, and a notable Confederate founder tied to Tahoe. Names include Webster A. Coupon and Major Allyn tay ron, with vague ties to a past army and governance context.
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Sona
Wraebindton
Amina
Tian Saale
Gaamitson
That Tahoe
Webster A. Coupon
Allyn Tay Ron
Roy's Gift From the Pre Asia Woreestry Incident
A confusing OCR fragment recounts a gift exchange involving Roy, a Massachusetts bee event, and a boy sending $10 to a president figure. The text muddily mentions a Christmas gift and references to a letter, a gift of something described as decay or whitening, and unclear phrases about the president.
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Roy
Asia
Mass
DeWiths Little Early Riser Pills Sold by Local Drugist
Wm I Jungkuuz, a druggist at 85 Stephenson Street, advertises DeWiths Little Early Riser Pills for sale. The notice emphasizes availability at a neighborhood pharmacy and invites customers to purchase.
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DeWith
Wm. I. Jungkuuz
Stephenson Street
Denver Post owner Bonfils arrested over assault on senator
Fred G. Bonfils of the Denver Post is jailed on a warrant from ex-senator Thomas M. Patterson charging assault and battery. The incident occurred as Patterson walked from home to office. Bonfils says he acted over Patterson's papers which vilified him and vows to confront him again if such writings continue.
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Denver
Fred G. Bonfils
Denver Post
Thomas M. Patterson
United States
Rocky Mountain News
Denver Times
Justice of the Peace Carton
Patterson
Bonfils
Five Die as Trains Collide in Dense Fog Near Lenox
Five trainmen were killed when a passenger train collided head on with a double-header freight one half a mile north of Lenox Michigan. The engineer Bennett on the passenger train and four other crewmen perished. four were instantly killed and the fifth died hours later. A baby passenger survived unharmed. Separately, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, longtime Supreme Court reporter and former U.S. minister to Germany, died in Washington born December 29 1822 Worcester MA.
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Netroit
Lenox
Mich
Alhtiy Dues
Bennett
Rohows Hki
Wire
J.C
Davia Washington
John Chander Bancroft Davis
United States Supreme Court
United States Monister
Germany
Worcester
Mass
Davis
Delegates Gather for National Association Sessions in Madison
About 300 delegates from across the United States converge in Madison Wisconsin for meetings of historic economic political and sociological and labor associations. The event runs through Tuesday with sessions expected to cover diverse policy and scholarly topics.
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Madison
Wis
United States
Various 1920s notices and incidents skimmed from scarce outline
A string of brief items: Pettibone chief counsel retires for medical operation. Senator urges revocation of troop withdrawal order from Goldfield. Rogers Cutlery Northampton to convert to open shop. Henry T Weilm dies in Los Angeles. Democratic National Committee quarters to move to Brown Palace Denver. a rear-end collision on the Pennsylvania line at Canodot Nor. two killed and eighteen injured. battleship will leave Port of Spain for Rio Janeiro tomorrow. testimony in Georgetown Kentucky on Governor Wochel murder case. Model License League to meet at Lewisville February 21. British steamer William Chine reaches Cork towing Casabelan. Mrs Wildy’s pleas to a local church for decried doctrine. Major William A Merwe resigns as superintendent of Carlistean Industrial School.
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Chirence Dparraw
Pettibone
Steunenhore
Senator Mewlauils
Goldfield
Rogers Cutlery Company
Northampton
Mass
Henry T. Wwelm
Chicago
Los Angeles
Democratic National Committee
Denver
Brown Palace Hotel
Penhaylvatia Railway
Caandot
Sontien
Stanwick
Spain
Rio Janeiro
Cute Powers
Georgetown
Wochel
Alain
Model License League
Londing Distillers
Lismor &Ers
Eohicol
Bats Resigiedt
DeWitt's Carbolized Watch Hazel Salve Sold by Jungkunz
DeWitt's Carbolized Watch Hazel Salve is offered for sale by William B. Jungkunz, a druggist located at 85 Stephenson Street. The brief notice lists the product and the seller.
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DeWitt
Trade Review Notes Holiday Demand and Jobber Boosts
New York December 24 R G Don Co s Weekly Review of Trade reports heavy holiday trade lifting the season well above expectations though year to year comparisons are unfavourable. General business remains quiet with idle machinery in manufacturing. dry goods jobbers push sales and banks ease for payrolls while mercantile collections show little change. A large share of iron and steel output has shut down late month and some quotations fell, yet optimism persists for early activity. Death toll in the Manongah mine disaster probably 400 with many bodies unlikely to be recovered. John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers travels to Chicago then Manchester Springs with his wife and brother. Minneapolis trade closes the year with exports reaching around 150 million above prior goals. In Tokyo the twenty fourth Japanese diet opens with the emperor speaking from the throne.
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New York
R. G. Don & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Christman
Market snapshot from Chicago Board of Trade report
Daily trading notes show mixed grain and livestock prices with Wheat near May and July contracts, Corn and Oats varying by grade, and significant activity in pork, cattle, and sheep receipts. Cash wheat and corn by sample listed with No 2 and No 3 white prices, while hogs and cattle show broad bid ranges and notable yields.
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Chicago
Jligh
Nee
J Burdett Piano Tuner Takes Orders by Phone
J Burdett a piano tuner accepts orders at Brown d Dollmeyer’s or by phone 3a Ida, continuing service in the local music community.
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J. Burdett
Brown d
Dollmeyer
Dancing Mountains on the Arid Colorado Desert Show Night Sky Marvels
A four person party witnesses strange desert phenomena near the Mexico boundary as mountains appear to perform gymnastic dances under starry skies. The spectacle includes shifting silhouettes, rising lights, and a fiery fog ball replacing the-lantern dawn, with mountains and cities in a swirling display of magical realism.
Marriage Customs of the Shoku People in Tibet
Savage Landor describes Shoku marriage rites: suitor presents wine grain fruit and sweets to prospective in laws. if accepted, a large rupee payment is made and a simple cake ceremony follows. If both eat, witnesses confirm the union. rejection ends the match. Severe village reprisals deter breach of morality. Rambang night meeting houses enable pre marital acquaintance between villages to facilitate marriages.
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A. Henry Savage Landor
Irl
Rambang
Uncle Henry's Advice On Wife Choice From Old Tale
A voice in Uncle Henry's scene mocks early marriage and warns young men about family pressure in choosing a wife. It recalls a 25 year old narrator who was influenced by friends to pursue Naomi Venthorne, illustrating social guidance and marriage beliefs of the era. The text shifts to advertisements for Ely's Cream Balm and a city newspaper delivery note.
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Henry
Wen
Naomi Venthorne
Ine
Nagmi
Coastal Routes Schedule Encountered In Fragments
Fragmentary traveler timetable notes freight and passenger movements between Freeport andHa- CINE, with entries for 10, 11, 64, 72, and 96 services. Mentions arrivals at 7:26 pm and 11:00 am, plus references to passenger and freight service specifics.
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R. Island
Freeport
Ha- Cine Eaverence
Ashonkots Mtarrell
Freeport Depar
Rockford & Interurban
Rockford
Beloit
Tinesville
Belvidere
Elgeta
Aurora
Chleugs
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Fred Dorman
W. H. Wagner
Henry Baler
Homer _F. Aspinwall
German Bank
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R. Jungkunz
A. F. Schulte
D. B. Schulte
Wm. Trembor
August Bergman
W. T. Rawleigh
W. N. Cronkite
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O. B. Bidwell
Breaidant
Wm. 0
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Sash Lfer
J.M. Clark
Ags't
John Burrell
Joseph Emmert
C. H. Little
Wm. Wright
C. B. Blawenl
Boyd P. Hill
Addison Bidwel
M. V. B. Elson
H. 3. Webster
Z. Farwell
Second National Bank
Illinois
M. V. B. Euson
2. Parnell
H. S. Webster
Reuben Siegfried
Db. Farr
A. Galloway
F. B. Schaefer
Webster
E. Mayer
Union Loan & Building Association
J. N. Galloway
FL Kb. Schaeffer
C. J. Wells
John J. Trunck
J. F. Kramer
W. J. Schwarz
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W. N. Cronkrite
Attorney AT Law
Stephenson St
Freeport, IL
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Freeport, Minds Daw
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C. Ao Routhe
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Frishie & Haney
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J. B. Sweatt
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