National and Local Votes in Glare of Rondere Debates
The report notes Senate committees approving industrial exam plans and irrigation funding rising from 386000 to 100000. It cites a dire starvation prediction in China and highlights the District of Columbia as highly valuable farm land with 214 farms totaling 6090 acres valued at 5801000. The text mentions appropriations for potash and fertiliser investigations and a Washington monument bill for Lincoln and related legislative actions in the House and Senate.
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Wanhthaton
Sab Franvluo
Senate
Representative Craig
Alabama
Tellegoid
China
Wilder Ak
Shanghai
Francistry
American ‘National Red Cross Society
United States
District of Columbia
Cena Hogan
Columba
Althouizh
Espore
Koyss
Enate
Sangtor Culom
Washington
Abrahany
House Co
Renate Gullom
Gannon
Disjointed 19th Century News Digest From Various Reports
A ragged collection reports varied items including pension bill reception in general, detective Keely found guilty, a public offering drive, and a political note on initiative and referendum in Kansas. It mentions a five hour clash with rebels in Mexico, distress reports about Chinese immigrants, a Bloomington incident led by Col. Keeper, and a garage fire destroying Richizon Motor plant with $50,000 loss. Observations cover Lincoln state house watchman, forgery arrest, rising per capita wealth figures, bank dividend to creditors, and Elizabeth Phelps Ward’s will leaving most to two brothers. Also noted are indictments in Chicago meat packers case, a catastrophic Ishpeming explosion, a dam project near Niobrara, a presidential cave warning tied to Canadian reciprocity, and a Des Moines invitation to Frederick Cook. Fire claims Oklahoma superintendent Alice Ploming. Des Moines Press Club pursues Frederick Cook lecture.
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Ferrell
Cenegra
Malas
State Department
Jot S. Keeper
Bloomington
Dire
He Richizon 3Fator Company
Patrick VW
Dusty
Lawrenra Phelps
Athunls
Edward J. Phelps
Chicana
Chicago Meat Packers
Carpenter
United States District Court
Chicago
Upper Michigan
Pluto Powder
Ishpe- Tung
Kinkaid
Imo
Charles TM Cornell
Niobrara Tives
Fort Niobrara River
Stilling
Presidential Cave
CRW
Hartman
Phia
Big Krent Ampulobe
Misa Alice Ploming
Mibile
Later County
Oklahoma
Des Moines Press Club
Mrederick Cook
Des Moines
Taft pushes Canadian reciprocity amid tariff board talks
The article reports President Taft urging Canadian reciprocity while facing tariff board doubts. Journal notes U S appeals court upholding Oklahoma Jim Crow law and a Kansas Senate vote approving women’s suffrage. It covers elections, political maneuvers, labor unrest, and public health advances amid a broad set of national issues.
Candidacy and Military Pay Debates Stir 1912 Senate Odds
Personal note reports Eddy’s Intregra filiation declared valid. Ehmmitten recommends cent postage on magazines. Wilana in Cabadlan open door. Major General Wood backs pay-based militia. Congressmen wary on extra ton. Beveridge backs reciprocity. Lafe Young of Iowa announces 1912 Senate candidacy.
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Eddy
Wilana Beleves
Cabadlan
Wood Advocatea
Beveridge
House Passes Reciprocity Bill Amid GOP Split
The reciprocity pact with Canada clears the House 221 to 92 amid a Republican split. Democrats largely back the measure with 143 ayes. Republican insurgents vote for it amid caustic exchanges. The McCall bill now goes to the Senate, with debate ending after a cloture vote and procedural delays.
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HOUSE
Washinston
Canada
House of Representeives
Goa
Senate
Congress
Tla
Yaft
Taft Explains Position On Global Reciprocity
President Taft stated before the Pan American commercial conference that he favors reciprocity with the whole world. He clarified the remark was in the abstract and that he supports reciprocity agreements with any country other than Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinstown
Taft
Canola
Fiint Bill Filed in Senate on Public Lands Favorable Report
Senator Fiint introduced a bill in the senate favorably reported from the house committee on public lands by Representative Mondel of Wyoming. It provides that when locators under placer and mineral lode laws locate sand deposits containing phosphate, their claims on lands remain valid as of the date the locations were made.
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Fiint
Washington
Senate
Hous Committee On Public Lands
Mondel
Wyam- ME
Caniltet
Mall Pouches Stolen Near Toap Man Georgia
Two mall pouches containing checks and valuable bank papers totaling about 3.5 million were stolen near Toap Man Georgia along the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad line. Officers seek clues and identify suspects in this major loss.
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Atlanta
Toapman
Brunswick
Birmingham
No Physical Valuation Bill Dies in Congress
No action will be taken this session on the bill introduced by Mr Madden directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to establish a physical valuation of the United States.
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Washington
Congress
Madden
Wllneis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ellrowdy
United States
Four minor earthquakes felt in Salt Lake City area
Four earthquake shocks were reported in parts of Salt Lake City overnight. The university seismograph recorded quakes at 9 56, 10 18, 16 47 and 1 04. No damage or injuries were reported.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
University Felmagrapa
Passage for Mexicana Guards Through Arizona Reportedly Approved
The state department grants permission for a body of Sextean guards to move through American territory to protect employer and materials on the Colorado river dike under construction. The guards assemble in Lower California and cross the line near Meraleala to enter Sextean territory near Yume.
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Arizona
Washington
State Department
Bas
Colorado River
Lower
California
Yume
Artz
Meraleala
Iowa News Highlights Fire Destruction and Local Losses
Fire causes major damage to several Iowa structures including a Newell high school library saving 300 books, East Plestani Plaza, and a Perry gas plant explosion. Notable losses include $22,000 at Newell, $25,000 at the Jones block, and ongoing assessments for bank funds. Local incidents feature injuries, deaths, and community reactions across Ottumwa, Mason City, and Des Moines area.
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Collins
D. W. Grigaly
Maurid
Ms Bone
End Alva
A. Conner
Nese
Conn Rapids
Fhow
Howard I Marvin
Walter
Mitche
Des Mirs
Thories Chotler
Cedar
Rapids White
Iowa Falls
Theegore Ernst
Joseph Biyen
Tlig ‘Siren
Dotohoatars
Teeten Pitty Feoysand
Eagilog Company
Hampton
Weasur
Dow Molnes
Muscatine
Lucy J. Low
Boson City
Thelma Chadd
Mira
Ier Chadd
Ottumwa
Ashot Eun
Uke Newell High School
East Plestani Plaza
Jones Te Tt
Hank
Oftumora
Black Hawk Antomad
Waterluy
Eaat
Ninth Street
King John “Bruni
Davenport
Perry
Menny
Gtt
Telegraph-Herald
Uptque
Rey Turneil
Lhomas Mirris
Opera
Uland
Pivir
Jesse Marmou
Lakelly
Marmou
Celhoun
Fritz Straielm
Relubeek
Bern
Commstoners
Hosplal
Yankton
South
Dickete
A. Long
Bremer County
John Simpson
Mason City
Clear Lake
Fury Wisuired
Mamie Glark
Hay Clark
Iowa State Traveling Men's Association
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Adit
Guy EB
Logan
National Music
Fort Dodge
B. PhMpott Wi
Fragmented Old Congress Gallery Description Text
A garbled passage describes the old Congress Gallery and figures like the Emp naresic sitter, a long vanished set of galleries, and a pole with an 18 cane overs fong. It recalls Walter, petals, and a battered courtly scene with vague references to lace and water. The excerpt hints at relics and memory without clear events or names.
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Vidlow
Old Gatter
Dogel
Prison reform views in Rex Geach tale feature
A critical note on a Rex Geach story "The Ne'emdo-Wetl" now in a leading magazine. The hero endures severe punishment yet is shown in an immaculate jail scene with polished boots and neat attire. The piece contrasts jail conditions with a humane portrayal by the artist.
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Rex Geach
Panzine
Bigy
Room for Speculation Amidstream Dialogue
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a refined exchange with questions of youth and aging. A gentleman asks if the speaker seeks eternal youth while a lady interjects, creating a scene of social play and uncertainty between characters.
No Qubbling Possible Marriage Objections Reported
A misheard exchange shows the suitor facing a father who objects to marriage on grounds of lack of money and organization. The dialogue references documents contradicting the suitor and notes an investigation into the insure company led by the suitor.
Diadnosia Teething Night Causes A Frayed Harbor
A humorous quarrel unfolds as a gentlemann asks about the infant’s crying. The mother replies the child is cutting teeth, prompting a wry remark about the loudness. The exchange highlights a domestic scene in a flat atorc setting.
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Tha Bhother
Remarkable History Figures in Washington Herald Essay
Fragmentary Washington Herald text references happiness in fireside chats and a remark about a remarkable history. It mentions Mrs Lisa, a Pasa bis chant, and a product called Biorca's Pleatant Pellets with bold claims of cathartic effects. The passage reads like garbled OCR and includes quotation marks and stray phrases.
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Catting
Beegfn
Washington Herald
In The Meanwhile A Bizarre Dialog At Lively Street
A fragmentary dialogue shows a tramp and a Lady debating work and references. A tomb-like evasive reply reveals a dead employer from twenty eight years ago. The exchange captures urban roughness and social tension in a single vivid snapshot.
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Latiz
Anil
Time for Stillness and a Boarder at Mrs McLachlan’s
A reader recalls Mrs McLachlan’s kindness to an American boarder who requested privacy for study. The boarder notes the room window left open and pinned, while Mrs McLachlan insists the room won’t get stuffy and resists extra visitors.
Granite of the South Gains Stone Market Note
The article notes granite production rising in the South with Georgia North Carolina Maryland and Virginia contributing large quantities of high quality stone. Annual output nears 3.5 million dollars, while New England produces about 99 million dollars in stone yearly.
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Iticuté
North America
New England
South Tot
Georgia
Nordy Carolin
Maryland
Virginia
Overcoming hereditary limits with Postum dietary aid
A reader recounts losing years of weakness from stomach and liver issues blamed on heredity. He stops coffee, drinks Postum, and within years remains free of prior pains and ailments, crediting Postum for restoring health.
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Brier
Glateie
Rondere
Acanta
Pateluk J. Keely
Chiong
Lomilép
Kansas Senate
Prosilene Tatt
Columbus
Thaloa Iwylsintuve
Strugle
Tare
Tariff Board
Brebes
Red Cross
Che Fao
East
Downetl Bluffs
Amre
Hyman Refhowite
Childrom
Philadelphia
William Kohn
St. Paul
Nebrsska
Progressive Republican League
Tiuevin
Felers Judge Hough
New York
Joneyih G. Robin
Les Contestuul Appaarel
Aeneral Caulereune
Terns Senate
Milneis
Cannon
Chicago Christian Newdeavor Wain6
Tall Clarks
Ecorriers
Markham
Ocean Steamsilo Company
Central Georgia Railway
Illinois, Central Rails Way
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Siepe
Zul
Hitchcock
Fairbanks
Minska
Amweang
Hocsefeller Institute For Medical Research
Iowa News
ONICO
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Vankla
Galler
Zuiter
Nice
Muller
Atorst
Thosa Goya
Nebraska
Rubber Goods
Jy Malist
Prince
Ayers-Dillon
Gerd Tos BeWray
Omaha
Garfield
Gebinncure
Douglas Jerrold
Biorca
Postum
Postum Co
Hattle Creek
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