There Is Method In This Madness Extremists Seek Compromise
A 1890s newspaper column discusses extremist tactics in a constitutional convention. It notes proposals on Bible reading in public schools, governors powers, tax limits, divorce abolition, and other drastic measures. The piece highlights the tension between radical aims and negotiated outcomes, with references to political figures and proceedings.
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Cotinhas
Supreme Court
Woman Starved To Death In Murder Trial Of Mrs Hazzard
Prosecutors describe Dorothea Williamson as a living skeleton during the trial of Mrs Ida Barfield Hazzard, a sanitarium keeper, with Claire Williamson dead May 10. They allege Hazzard induced Claire to endow the asylum with 185 annually and seized funds from the Wilkinson sisters.
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Ida Barfield
Hazzard
Iovoy
Dorothea Williamgon
Yuri
Lerendhood
Frank AL. Kelly Toa
Magadan
Ian Aptil
Alki
Hazand
Claire
Ainks
Wilkinson
Chiira
Australia
Chize
Eusie Fe Allea
Dorothea
Taanted
Gtdl
Fue Dorado
Chives Estate
Morse Is Given Freedom After Lengthy Campaign
Washington Taft commuted the 15 year federal prison term of Charles W. Morse for violations of banking laws to expire shortly, following a campaign by his wife Mrs Morse. The pardon does not restore civil rights, and the White House citedAttorney General and senator support in granting clemency.
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Ian
Charles W. Morse
New York
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White House
Morse
House of
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Butter Prices Surge As Shortage Triggers Premium
60 cent butter now cited with limited supply and looming price hikes. Jed York notes demand outstrips supply, while G W Martin of the Mercantile Exchange denies collusion and cites exhausted stock. Canada supplies butter to meet growing industrial and cafe demand into the coming spring.
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Jed
Buller
Jeni
G. W. Martin
Tmercantile Exchange
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Butler
Canada
Art Cafe
Boy Killed in Coasting Accident in Port Washington
A twelve year old boy was killed and another injured when their sled collided with Howard Gould’s automobile near the Gould estate in Port Washington New York. The collision occurred as the boys crossed the road while aiding a toboggan. Cyril Rumens was killed instantly and John DeMur suffered internal injuries. Authorities considered motorists not to blame.
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Port Washington
N. Y
Howard Goula
Eles Hill
Gould
Willian Holland
Cyril Rumens
John DeMur
Cbautieny
Peach Grower Reports Frost Killed Local Peach Harvest
Madison Indiana fruit grower Dean Chartas of Marble Hill says the recent severe cold wiped out all peaches in the area. The loss underscores a doomed harvest for this season and strains on local orchards dependent on the fruit.
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Imi
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Fama
Marble Hill
Washington and Jao Carrier Reform to relieve gunboat commander
Commander Thomas Washington, attached to the Diead of navigation, teleported to relieve Commander Botalette of the gunboat Yorktown, stricken with yellow fever at Guayaquil. His offer was accepted by the secretary of the navy and he will proceed to Callao to arrive around February 8.
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Jao
Thomas Washington
Teddy
Bortalette
Yorktown
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Clayaquil
Richest Bride in America Seals $4 Million Wedding Return
Washington, Jan 18. Mrs Lucretia Robert Cromwell widow of Oliver Cromwell, marries Edward T Stotesbury in a private ceremony for 30 guests. Stotesbury’s gift valued at 4.9 million dollars includes jewelry. ceremony at the Cromwell home on New Hampshire Avenue. General mood follows the old tradition with chosen tokens and a brief religious rite conducted by Bishop Ward Harding.
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Washington
United States
Lucretia Roberty Cromwell
Oliver Eaton Cromwell
Uhuraduy Herawe
Atlock
New Hampshire Avenue
Wightster Holward Harding
Minneapolis Hens Win Egg Laying Contest Record
In Minneapolis a team of seven hens led by Harvey Le Michener laid 31 eggs in seven days, winning the national egg-laying contest at the poultry show armory. Music by the band aided the hens, supporting F W C Vanzant’s theory that music boosts laying, as the local record beats Chicago’s 28-day mark for seven hens.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hla
St the Armory
Chicago
Harvey le Michener
F. W. C. Vanzant
Public Safety Chief Proposes Targeted Patrol Plan
Director of Public Safety DeArmond outlines a plan to consolidate the Third and Fourth districts and station three officers on High street at key intersections every day from 11 am to 1 pm and 4 pm to 6 pm. The aim is to curb speeding and keep traffic on the right, enhancing safety without extra cost or district disruption.
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Willeh
DeArmondling
High Street
Am High
Third Street
Majin
Luol
Politician Shot by Thief. Druggist Near Fatal Wound
Police questioned a pharmacist after he fired three shots at a thief hours after a burglary attempt. He collapsed from the wounds and lingered for 34 hours before dying, while colleagues hoped he would recover.
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Deane
Herbert
Wanda
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