Secretaries Interrogated as Bryan Visit Sparks Capitol Protests
Washington Jan 28 proceedings interrupted by applause and protests as Secretary path faced questions from a house committee on industrial arts and expositions. Bryan drew crowd interest with talk of running, while Newlands dinner honored Bryan. The capstone discussed rail safety measures pending act and interstate commerce input with no formal action taken.
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Washington
Seattle
Bryan
Taft
Supremes Rule On Discrimination Case Adair Coppage
Washington holds that the federal law banning employer discrimination against unions is unconstitutional. William Adair, master mechanic for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, discharged Coppage for union membership, but the court says government cannot compel employment terms. The decision upholds the employer's right to hire or fire based on labor ties and rejects compulsory acceptance of labor. Justice Hutland writes for the court with Justice McKenna in dissent.
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Washington
the Nations Supreme Court
Ciploye
William Adair
Louisville
Nashviille Railwiy
United States District Court
Kentucky
Act of Congress
Enioy
Adair
Tana
Baw
Suapretic
Catre
Justine Hiurlan
Cmd
Dustice McKenni
Justice Piartan
Fess
Pour Eluser
Dsber
Coppage
Postpones Law on National Railway Regulation
Washington reports a conference on railway regulation and temperance, attended by presidents and leaders including Roosevelt. The meeting discussed nationwide railway practices and proposed policy actions to standardize operations across the country.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate in Brief on Philippine Slavery Charge Debated
Washington January 28 Senate Secretary Taft faced a charge of knowledge of slavery in the Philippine islands raised by Teaburn and Pian as Lodge countered the claim. The debate occurred amid consideration of the criminal code bill the only measure taken up. The House filled time on street railways in DC and the finance question chaired by Fowler of the Bank ing and Currency Committee. Little legislative progress was reported.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Philippine Islands
Teyburn
Pian
Lodge
District of Columbia
House
Fowler
Ehtairman
Committee On Banking and Currency
Chicago Currency Bill Introduced in Senate and House
Washington journal notes a currency bill introduced in the senate by Hopkins and in the house by Messin ney of Kinoss accepting endorsement from the currency commission and from the executive council of the Kinoss Bankers association.
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Washington
Senate
Hopkins
Messinney
Kinois
American Bankers’ Association
Kinois Bankers’ Association
Supreme court rules whisky not subject to forfeiture
Washington on January 28 that whisky inplined burnt sugar or caramels has been placed after government inspection is not subject to forfeiture to the government. The ruling clarifies the government's claim in the case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Washington Politics Discussed In Speaker Cannon’s Room
Bryan spent about forty-five minutes in the speaker’s room with Speaker Cannon and afterwards said they had seriously discussed politics.
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Washington
Dan
Bryan
Cannon
Editors See the President in Washington Meeting
The executive committee members of the National Editorial Association were received by President Roosevelt in Washington on January 28.
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Washington
National Editorial Association
Roosevelt
Mob Raid Drives Thindus From Live Oak Homes
In Marysville California on January 28 a mob of twenty residents of Live Oak in Sutter County raided two houses occupied by Thindus recently discharged from Southern Pacific work. They were forced to leave town edge, the Thindus allegedly faced grand larceny charges over a stolen $990, with two arrests and pending tours. The incident draws complaints to the British consul in San Francisco amid a broader dispute over tendered duplexs and international cartography.
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Marysville
Cal
Live Oak
Sutter County
Southern Pacific
Elindus
Yuba
Iia
Pingu
Consultat
San Fradcisco
Too Much Business for His Brain
Fragmentary OCR text shows names Saypefetant Mino James AL dL Stoss and Dipset National Nonhoof Nodeten. It mentions someone shown to bear the sin of too much business and being cemented to bear the burden of the business they carry.
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Mino
James
AL dL
Stoss
Oeusdifer
Suieiebe
Taowlie
Costly Water Main Break Impacts City Districts
A water main break caused damage across several blocks, with estimated losses around 160,600 dollars. The city undertook emergency repairs and warned residents to limit water use while cleanup and restoration proceeded.
Patrons Urged to Notify Office on Paper Delivery
Readers who do not receive their newspaper regularly are asked to inform the office. The notice requests timely reporting to address gaps in delivery.
Receivers Appointed For Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Line
The Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railroad faces receivership as Judge Grosseup orders receivers for the company and A C Frost & Co. Proceeds show a bonded debt of about 15 million with additional floating debts. Frost remains president. receivers include W T Osborne, D L Tanna, and George M Seward, with A C Frost & Co. also under receivership. The line extends from Manitowoc toward Milwaukee, with completion near five miles from Appleton. total costs estimated under 2.5 million.
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Christodian
Chicago and Milwaukee
Grosseup
United States District Court
A. ©Brass & Co
Frost
Vocamon
Rathrome
Ares
Osborne
Central Prust
Chicago
Tanna
Canadian Northern Railway Company
Poroante
Cams
CC Frost
Chicago Ted Milwaukee Electric Railroad
George M. Seward
A. C. Frost & Co
Procomlings
Chicago-Allwankee Electric Tailroad
Moanston
Pavehine
Wis
Milwaukee
Lake Bhatt
Rockefeller
Uhienewo
Nike
Mitchell Bids No Office at Mine Workers Convention
Mitchell announces he seeks no office within the United Mine Workers of America at the convention after his retirement as president. Supporters vow unity, while contemporaries from the Western Federation of Miners and related bodies voice mixed sentiments amid factional tensions and public displays.
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Indianapolis
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of Aimer Weap
Edestre
Pde
San
Murdered Man Found Across Frozen Superior Building
A man's body was found in an abandoned eastern Superior building amid a frozen night. A blanket covered him and a bloodstained ax lay nearby. Thirty women are said to have fled the scene, and authorities suspect murder over a mysterious motive connected to Christ.
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Superior
Wis
Padin
Abd
Titoe
Tre
Fist Fight Ends in Death in Aurea Nebraska
In Aurea Nebraska a fist fight between Vibert Wealeatt and Brank McNess at a tavern led to one man’s death. The dispute over a pool game escalated with blows. McNess allegedly struck, causing fatal injuries. The other participant died later from related wounds. No weapons were used.
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Aurea
Tan
Vibert Wealeatt
Brank McNess
Tabehvist
Erage Oe
Siioneters
Phthel Vmeness
Waltcott
Woquinite
Fragmentary Jagesby Street Scene and Police Exchange
A garbled exchange shows a police constable and a character named Jagesby discussing a disturbance on Blank Street. The dialogue references a teacher, a location named Whites five, and a news item from Chicago News via Suee. The fragment ends with a note about a poetess and a rejected verse.
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Fisher
Luie- Blank Street
Jagesby
Yhasti
Lhites
Pia
Suee
Chicaxe
Church Stands By Aim In Watery Trial
Hew G Wy Young, summoned to a church in Superior Wis on an urgent request, faced jurors with questions about his ties to the Wood case. The Superior office of the Woostensity Gataine led the inquiry as Sheriff Shera investigated tampering with the jury.
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Wis
Hew
G. Wy
Pirat Baptist Ener Ho
Young Foo
Woostensity
Gataine
Olbeeds Capenigg
Bernie Shera
Barth
Arrest Report From Jolstown Store Theft Incident
A woman confessed at police headquarters to shoplifting from a department store. She stated the Jolstown CPs disaster influenced her actions and admitted intent to steal.
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St. Touts
Sojab Fe
Tree
Wits
Ege
Hts
Jolstown
Cps
Perfect Center Shot Acknowledged In Indoor Caliber Rite
Rudolph Gute of Jeffersonville, New York, achieved a perfect center in the bulls eye event of the Indoor 2u- Caliber Rite League opening shoot at the Perfiet Center Rochester New York. The mark, long deemed an invisible feat, marks a standout start to the tournament.
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Rochester
Noy
Rudolph Gute
Teffersonville
No Y
Gute
Bank President Killed In Railroad Collision
John Th. Dicksen president of the First National Bank for Fulda Minnesota was struck and killed by a passenger train on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway’s southern Minnesota division while walking on the track. The accident happened near LaCrosse Wisconsin on January 2.
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LaCrosse
Wis
John Th. Dicksen
First National Bank For
Fulda
Minn
Minnesota
St. Paulo
Tie
Preserving the Sovereignty in Papal Audience
Rone and Janos Rodrigues Alves, former Brazilian president, plan to seek an audience with the pope to conclude all relations with the Italian government. They will stay a few days, then return to be received by the pope.
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Rone
Janos Rodrigues Alves
Brazil
Markets Report From Chicago Board Of Trade
Quotations across Wheat Corn and Pork futures appear mixed with notes of Mayo and May contracts. Live stock prices show steady demand for steers heifers and sheep with bids and receipts tallied by Colorado and Wisconsin market reporters.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Red Sea
Samyues Noo
Wigorattle
Haale
Mhiewee
Hose Reece
Silex
Tada
Shast Buffalo
Donne & Stevens
Rast Balti Noy
Tee
Otagher
Wester Ls
Seer
FCO
Tb Ewes
BO Ugc Sy Llves
Publication Notice to Mary Cunddebircks
Notice of a civil suit in Stephenson County Illinois where Irving Cuddeback is plaintiff and Mary Cuddeback is defendant. The returnable cause is to be held at the court house in Freeport on the first Monday of March. Filed January 71st by Clerk J Crain and William Stevens.
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Cdmimerce Commission
Durership
Eat Merce Commission
Nct
Roosevelt
Phe
Interstate Com Eres Board
Kapp
Prouty
Cackrell Noo
Mary
I Son
Time Tables and Charts Guiding Safe Train Movements
An ornate early description explains how railway officials use chart rooms to plan train movement. Colored threads and pins map arrivals and departures on a 24 hour grid, with red, green and black indicating passenger, freight, and local trains. Adjustments are made at junctions, with crossings and meeting points noted to ensure safe, efficient schedules.
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Poe
Troffic
Commerce
Onehart
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Nose as index of character in ancient observations
Fragmented essay discusses how the nose is poorly correlated with character and temperament. It notes missing links between facial features and dispositions, mentions attempts to connect facial traits to behavior and medical ideas, and references a few named figures and places in a skeptical tone.
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Ito
Olapeti
Doug
John
Alvin Bargans
Pivenwood
Undefined fragment summary of local article
The readable text provides no clear event names, dates, or entities. It appears as garbled OCR with scattered words and no coherent subject or outcome to summarize into a factual news card.
Papyrus Making In Ancient Egypt Described In Detail
The papyrus was produced from the water reed stems grown in Egypt. After removing the outer layer, multiple pithy membrane layers were laid, with adjacent layers at right angles. Heavy pressure cemented the sheets into a strong paper without external gum. Sheets ranged six to twelve inches.
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Egypt
Bridge Repair By Mussels At Thiddeford Devon
A large twenty arch bridge over the Torridge near Thiddeford in Devonshire is kept repaired by mussels. Tide waves wash over mortar, so boats supply mussels to fill gaps while the strong byssus threads fix them to stone. Removal of mussels requires corportative trustees consent.
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Thiddeford
Devonshire
Torridge
Corporation
The Ruling Passion on the Rialto
A juvenile actor consoles a leading man on stage after learning his father has died. The mourner jokes about the funeral, then reveals the audience turnout was so large they turned people away, highlighting the theatre’s dramatic irony. Source: New York News.
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Rialto
Avas
Onice
New York News
Nail Columbia's First Rendition Card in Philadelphia
Joseph Topkinson writes Nail Columbia's First Rendition as Congress debates France and Hoglaind policy in Philadelphia. A young actor facing a failed benefit commissions a patriotic song to The Presidents March. Hopkinson delivers, the house fills, the audience shouts and encore follows.
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Joseph Topkinson
Congress
Philadelphia
France
Hoglaind
Adv
Hopkinson
Elopkinson
One Side of the Mouth Believed Linked to Prison Habit
A New York Press note argues that speaking from one side of the mouth and avoiding eye contact signals a criminal past. It claims prisoners learn to speak this way to evade guards and that the habit lingers after release.
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Inns Adiner
Ater
New York
One at a Time Women Education Quote From Life
Fragmentary quotation discussing gender and behavior. It presents paradoxes about women and men, noting women’s conduct affects perceptions of walking and group dynamics. The tone resembles a retrospective Life magazine style with authorial commentary.
Woman violin at Sir John Millais party shocks guests
At a Millais party Indy Slalle played the violin while Landseer exclaimed in astonishment at a woman at the fiddle. A nobleman who saw a gentleman at the piano commented with derision on the creature’s singing, noting the era’s gender stereotypes.
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John Millais
Indy Slalle
Landseer
Vanderbilt Wedding Escape Shrouds Honeymoon Departure
New York reports the Vanderbilts' wedding breakfast ended with Gladys Vanderbilt marrying Count Laszlo Szechenyi. The couple slipped away in a bold, staged exit as crowds and police pressed for a glimpse, while Alfred Vanderbilt arrived in a separate car and the pair departed in a waiting vehicle before discovery.
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New York
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Szeschenyi
Coun
Laszlo Szechenyl Tess
Vanderbilt
Oa Braveham
Vanderbilt Hvery
Vanderbilt m
Fifty-seventh
Alfred Vanderbilt
Fifty-eighth Street
Three Roya Contessa Burglary Suspects Arrested in St Louis
Three youths from St. Louis aged five to twelve confess to police that they broke into and looted the saloon of Anton Opperman. Thomas Olsten, five, Frank Olsten, eight, and Harry Arter, twelve, are under arrest on suspicion.
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Roya Contessa
St. Louis
Roya
Thomas Olsten
Frank
Harry Arter
Anton Opperman
Death of John C Hubinger In Keokuk Pioneer Dies
John C Hubinger, a wealthy Keokuk industrialist and inventor of plastic starch, founder of the largest independent starch works, died of pneumonia. The news notes his prominence in town and business impact.
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John C. Hubinger
Keokuk, Ia
Public Ownership party files state officer nominations
St. Paul Jan 28 The Public Ownership party becomes the first to file with the secretary of state its nominations for state officers to be voted on at the state election next November.
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Public Ownership Party
St. Paul
Secretary of State
Banker Honored by France
Paris honors New York banker Eugene Meyer with the Legion of Honor award announced on January 28.
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France
Paris
Order of the Legion of Honor
Eugene Meyer
New York
When to Eat Cotton and Santo Domingo Museum Plan
The text advises swallowing absorbent cotton after accidentally ingesting a foreign object to cushion edges and aid passage. It also notes President Morales of Santo Domingo moving to preserve archaeological objects for national glory and to establish a national museum.
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Morales
Republic of
Santo Domingo
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