Global briefs recount disasters and intrigues across nations
Tornadoes devastate Tyler Texas Mossville Mississippi and others. U S Pacific fleet passes Valparaiso Chile reviewed by President Montt then sails toward Calizo Peru. Missouri and Nevada vote on dry laws. Fires flood courts and mines claim lives. indictments and political shifts ripple across cities and states.
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Tyler
Tex
Mossville
Sousa
Service
Miss
Evans
Valparaiso
Chile
President Montt
Calizo
Peru
Wisconsin
Denver
Cal
William J
W. F.C. Hasson
Naval Academy
Annapolis
New Orleans
Dock and Cotton Council
United States Grand Jury
Charles W. Kruger
New York
Canal Street
Emily Reed
Oregon
Adolph Steinbeig
National Bank of Commerce of
Minneana
Vienna
Persia
Rylands
John Rylands
Manchester
Bue
Glenese
Natal
Macon County
Georgia
Missouri
Linecoln
Neb
Theodore Roosevelt
Leo Danziger
Cincinnati
Prickard
W. Va
Virgil Halton
A. GC
Tisdole
Chicago
Henrys
Snow
Bief
New York and
New Jet Phone
Constitutional Democrats
Legislative appropriation bill carries 32 33073 in Washington
The Legislative Executive and Judicial Appropriation Bill, a major government funding measure, passed the House after days of debate. It funds officers and staff at 32 33073 but includes controversial rules on removing or suspending incapacitated employees and civil service exams for older workers.
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Washington
House
Tte
Awney
Galden
New York
Keifer
Gilletta
A. Tawney
Apa Oarla Hens
Jwevision
le Sac
Goulden
Hitchcock Resigns as First Assistant Postmaster General
Washington was informed Monday that Hitchcock presented his letter of resignation as first assistant postmaster general to the president who accepted it with due regard. He is expected to become Taft campaign manager within a few days.
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Taft
Washington
Frank HH. Hitchcvek
Kitchcock
Embry Nomination and Labor Department Bills Reported
Embry for Oklahoma and Washington items noted. The Senate committee on the judiciary favorably reported termination of Toho Embry for United States attorney for the district of Ohio. A bill to establish a department of labor is introduced listing six assistant secretaries with supervision of labor questions. Senator Latimer of South Carolina is described as critically ill at Providence hospital.
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Herbert Jorden
Willis J. Bailey
Iatter
Congress
Seneca
Kan
Fred Slocum
Elsin
Oklahoma House
Dickerson
Nevada
Chicago
Goldfield
Oliver
Fort Gibbon
Alaska
Fairbanks
New York
New Jersey
Foster Moorhees
Frank H. Combes
Bankers’ Life Insurance ‘ Comporary
W. B. Ridsely
Reorganized National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
Parmenk
Martha Ande
Janesville
Wis
George MH. Norman
Gloucester
Adiral Cervera
Brookline
Newton Edmunds
Dakota Territory
Yankton National Bank
Yankton
Cincinnati
Ear
American Express Company
United States District Court
AlePherson
Clyde Gant
Belleville
Henry Dickerman
Aod
Standard Oil Company
House of Representatives
Rainey
Iinois
John G. Vensen
Duluth
James Knowles
London
Mississippi Senate
Russuli
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad Company
Clara C. Hoffman
Missinei WG
Tt. U
Charles Peccerino
Lake Charles
Hastings
Stern
Nada
Burdis
Muclva
Jones
Long Island
Underwood
Colorado
Sidney Stanton
J. Wilkes Booth
Abraham Linceh
Booth
Arthur Sullivan
Dillon
Mont
Michigan Republican State Central
Dain
Grand Rapids
A. U W. Cline
Luke Warner
Ik Park
N.C
Menry Cowry
Uknois
Centrallinois
Forsyth
Louisiana
Frank M. Miller
Lovya Audubon Society
Ttiasian
Ministry of War
Vladivostok
W. J. Wallace
Missouri
Paris
Limes Square
Forty-second Street
Broadway
New Yorks
Hudson
Lincoln
Phillipe Exeter Academy
Foster Holmes
Minneapolis
Alnn
Providence
R. T
Chauncey B. Geiger
Ilinois
Davidson
Frederick Mhaynites
James F. Trottman
Alilwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Christopher Agen
Ruth Miller
Charles Miller
Kru
William Andrews
Sioux City
Charles A. Cages
Acromintiane Club of
Mel Heinmann
St. Louis
William AleKay
Caro
Mich
War Department
Germany
P. A. Duart
St. Mary's Church
Marshall
Ronn Catholic Church
Franklin J. Dickman
Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland
Tienrs Sehuelle
Alton
Taft
Republican State Central Committee
Colovar
Carl Ludwig von Veltheim
Nora Stanton-Clateh
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Carnell
Lee de Forest
Carlos
Luiz
Lisbon
United States
A. J. Darling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Priot Reid
Iian
Nat Bryan
Pontiac Cele Atary
Alexander J
Renee
George Rozswards
William Flamiin
Quincey
Tereformatory
Santa Rosa
Sonny
Embry
Oklahoma
Washington
Senate
Toho Embry
United States Attorney
District of Ohhihons
Department of Labor
Vington —Representive Suizar
Es Vhlist
of Labor
Yabor
Sion
Asbury C. Latimer
South Sauroliva
Standard Oil Declares Quarterly Dividend Per Share
New York directores declare quarterly dividend of fifteen dollars per share. The amount matches the previous quarter.
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Standard
Ol Couigany
Roosevelt Mayor Claim Sparks Chicago Debate
Fragmentary report notes speculative claim about a Roosevelt as mayor of Chignoli and alleged enforcement impact on state closing law. Text is garbled with unreadable segments and lacks clear dates or entities.
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Chignoli
Chicago
Suanays Joong
Deelirad Gaarkes
St. James
Chittero
Peruna Editorial Promises Public Access to Product Details
The piece states Dr Hartman will sell Peruna directly to the people while maintaining medical ethics. It proclaims Peruna as a great household medicine, promises to publish testimonials as provided, and vows to print ingredients on labels and battle rivals with candor and truth.
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Dr. Hartman
Pernna
Peruma
Hotoe
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Astina
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