Congress Debates Panamanian Question and Post Office Scandals
Long Senate session covers Panama Canal policy with Fer alarums on the Panamanian question and debates over postal service corruption. Reports include troop funding, civil service costs, and international law concerns. Leaders highlight North Dakota bridge and Wahpeton Indian agricultural school proposals amid a broad agenda.
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Moelfer
Severly
Une Steele Bridge
Saesafon
Chicago Theaters Face Rigorous Rate on Conditional Kenyponine
City adopts strict pricing on a conditional policy for theaters amid disruptions and safety concerns. Officials plan mandatory inspections and a $25,000 bond for theater operators to ensure compliance with new ordinances affecting admission costs, technical systems, and public safety. The move aims to stabilize operations and protect patrons as ongoing investigations reference theater management and safety standards.
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Erie
Wien
Tran
Euadinth
Porphangeront
Pia
Abe Alderivey
Themda
Novara
Chicaga
Amere
Extension of Northwoods line to Mexican trade routes
The report outlines a proposed railway expansion from Wichita, Kansas through Oklahoma Territory to Fort South, Arkansas, and notes Missouri Pacific involvement. It mentions a new Wichita Oklahoma Indian Territory Company with 60 million capital, a New York Central pension contribution, and a priority project between Isleta and Texico to shorten Chicago to San Francisco rail distance by about 2,500 miles, with improved grades and lower costs.
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Missouri
Winder
Pailin
Bargh
Nad Loew
Caller
de Lonferilie
Naghyile
Wichita, Oklahowa and Indian Territory
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Wichite
Kaw
Oklihoma
Tatton
Mort South
Ark
New Yorke Central
Atchison, Topeka
Santan Fe
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Texico
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Chicago
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Chicago Adopts Stringent New Theater Safety Law
Chicago approves a drastic theater ordinance by 47 to 8, targeting existing and new venues. It tightens balcony design, requires direct exits, fire alarms, sprinklers, open spaces, and cross aisles, with penalties and enforcement led by the fire and building departments.
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Chicago
Galieries
Asbesox
Dalconlea
goWertes
Dora
Stege
Reported Homeless Crisis and Rail Disaster Headlines
Reports quote 100000 homeless in Fravalia and 206000 worldwide with 52000 in Monastir vilayet. Darligh government relief noted as aid from America and England. A Rio Grande freight wreck at Adobe Colorado prompts investigation into sabotage of rails. Bank consolidations in Cleveland form Union National and Colonial National banks under one name with substantial capital and losses.
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Adobe
Colo
Union National
Colonial National Banks
Cleveland
MINE WORKERS MEET OPENS IN INDIANAPOLIS
The fifteenth annual convention of the Tinstead Mine Workers of America opened in Tomlinor Tall Indianapolis Monday morning with about 1,000 delegates from districts across the country and Canada. The ten day gathering includes a joint conference with operators from Indiana Illinois Ohio and western Pennsylvania to set the wage scale for the next year involving 200 operators and 260000 miners. Michigan delegation noted among arrivals.
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Tinsted Mine Workers of America
Tomlinuor Tall
Indianapolis
Canada
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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Blair and scandal cloud former world fair figure
James L Blair, noted lawyer and reformer tied to the 1904 St Louis world fair, died in Evatis Florida after a long illness. He faced embezzlement accusations from a former employee, amid fights by life insurance companies over policies valued near a million dollars. Mrs Blair led nursing efforts after his collapse. investigations linger in federal court.
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Indy
Mesatine
Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary Notes Across North America
Brom Var and Neat Myr join Mrs. John Lester of Ottawa in celebrating their sixtieth wedding anniversary. Dr. H. F. Swanback of Nebraska receives a Prussian iron cross. New York reports eight American steamshops plan a Rome trip to urge a US primate. The St Louis intramural railroad needs watch sections for crossing cars. Fort Worth capitalists consider a poultry packing plant project. A duel near Paris wounds Captain Serl of the Fifth Engineers. cause tied to the Deytus case.
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H. F. Swanback
Nebraska
Prussia
Frederick LY
New York
Rome
St. Louis
Bevon
Olia
Indiana
William Dolin
Fort Worthy
Veras
Paris
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Fifth Regiment of
Dagineers
de Malmoy
Deaytus
The Tempter and the Path Besetting Confrontation
A fragmented excerpt narrates a struggle with a besetting foe. Gimund V. Cooke is referenced in a literary magazine context, noting a tense back and forth as the speaker confronts an opposing force. The text hints at a dramatic inner conflict and repeated obstructions.
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Gimund V. Cooke
Appincott
The Courtship of Miranda Jane in Rural Ohio
Miranda Jane Brown, eldest of twelve, faces marriage pressure as her mother urges a match with Jim Shade. In a moldy shanty near Kil County, Ohio, Miranda dreams romance while Jim remains absent, prompting daydreams of fairy tale proposals and fear of remaining unwed.
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Marm Brown
Tim Shade
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Miranda Jane Finds Love and a Home on the Hill
Miranda Jane, a plain respectful girl, resists hardship and accepts Jim, a strong, good-humored suitor. He dreams of better things, and she envisions a shared future as they marry and move into a small cabin above the flats, starting a fragile romance and new life.
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Thia
Almahouse
Jim
Sal Perkins
Sal
Mary Ann Reed
Tye Ellus
Miranda Jnne
Haroine
Wes Wanderfal
Rob White
Long Range Ancestry Tells of a Noted Family Line
A fragmented OCR item traces a long lineage, noting marriages and a tobacco-era figure. It references a grandfather, a Marl of Brat Marl, and a Coke descendant entering a social world four generations later. The text is incomplete but hints at aristocratic or notable family connections spanning about 140 years.
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