Army Reorganization Bill Debate Ends with Brief Exchange
The House adopted the conference report on the army reorganization bill after a brief dispute led by Mr. Hull and minority leader Mr. Richardson. Richardson pressed to print and allow examination of the report, while Hull defended the conference's work and urged timely action. The session also moved through private pension bills as the Senate continued with Indian affairs and other measures amid a Washington Birthday observance.
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Congress of the United States
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Wilson
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Pattlerew
Committee On Indian Affairs
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Crook Na- Hon
Indiana
Jones
Platt
Unclear speech delivery noted at Washington event
A report from Washington on January 25 describes an event where a speaker failed to deliver a clear address in support of a shipping initiative. The text mentions a feverish context and references to a merchant enterprise and measures related to cabillies, with several garbled phrases hindering precise details.
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Washington
Farine
The Small of the Bact and Weak Kidneys Claim
A fragment discusses chronic backache and weak kidneys caused by illness or worry. It cites a testimonial by J L Campbell of Sycamore Indiana praising Hood's Sarsaparilla as curing years of back trouble and pain. The piece implies general relief from kidney and back problems through the remedy.
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J. L. Campbell
Sycamore
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure and Delivery
Hood's Sarsaparilla pledges a cure and follows through with treatment initiation. Begin Hood's today to start relief from symptoms.
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Hood's
Coast Defense Fortification Bill Showcases Large Appropriations
The coast defense appropriation bill, debated by the House Committee on Appropriations, outlines a total of 1,461,103 with substantial funding channeled into fortifications and naval improvements. It cites prior allocations since 1885, totaling over 42 million, including submarine mining and security measures for key ports and capitals.
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Weehington
Engineer Department
Ordnance Department
Gualres
President Sends War Report on Philippines Commission
The president transmitted to the Senate a report by the secretary of war including papers of the Philippine commission. The message notes the report covers commissioners matters and other information on the Philippines, with a concluding remark about restraint and authority as directed by the government.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of War
Toth
Philippine Commis Alion
Philippines
Tme
Sapp
Wateh
Alhottty
Femery Io Ua
Pekin talks delay after Queen Victoria death
Reports from Pekin on January 9 describe a temporary hold in negotiations following Queen Victoria's death. The Chinese government insists on deeds proving their compliance with demands before any concessions are granted, while Western negotiators seek terms for amnesty and surrender conditions.
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Ielag
Victoria
Yarour Hationns
Termajiaty
Prince Cilngant
Dune Chang
Migrant arrivals raise fear of crime in Honolulu region
A fragment notes January shipments from the United States to Pekit bring four hundred more ne croen workers via Victoria. Authorities worry that criminal acts seen in the Southern States may recur as regions accept large numbers. Reports from Waikuika Maui describe disturbances over women as a row of thin sort has been drawn. Par U has not yet reached Honolulu.
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Jumay
Victoria
United States
Waikuika
Maui
Honolulu
Fierce blaze hits Filman and Brooke store in Lake and Bikeyetree
A destructive fire swept through the Filman & Brooke crystal and glass shop at Lake and Bikeyetree just after midnight. The blaze caused estimated damage of 850000 dollars and was under control by 1 50 am. Fire crews battled the flames through the early hours, with property losses mounting.
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Omicago
G’usswers and Cripkery
Filman & Brooke, Lake and Bikeyetree
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim by Grove
An advertisement urges taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. It notes druggists will refund the money if it fails and bears BE. W. Groves signature on each bottle.
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BE. W. Grove
National and local news wrapup from the day
Domestic and foreign mentions range from agricultural spending and civil war funds to a mob attacking Carrie Nation and a tribute to a dead queen. The Creeks uprising, quarantine moves, stock market activity, and varied local incidents in Texas and Houston fill out the day’s brief notices.
Mayor grants permit for Saengerfest remodeling event
The mayor approved a permit for the Saengerfest building remodeling ahead of a planned event on February 13. The agreement, amid protests over contest politics between Jeffries and Rubin, set conditions for immediate work and finalization of contracts, with protests and safety concerns noted. The report lists racing results and unrelated local details, reflecting a chaotic city page.
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Ouria
Grigor
Hanngerfes
Jefries
Ramme
Furdus
New Okinawa Track Results From January Meeting
Weather fine as track fans packed the stands for the New Orleans event. Winners included Verro ridden by Dale and a long list of horses with odds and placings such as Scorpoletta and Tine leading in mile and furlong races, with selling stakes and names like Hardly Bilthetul and George Kruta among jockeys and handlers.
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New Orleans
New Okinawa
Muster
Fiyeren
Admeltin
Bouight
Locust Blowom
Cochran
Grey Forge
van Dusen
Furlong
Scorpoletta
Denon
Gogswel
Richa
Wontory
Prenstamar
McCann
Winkfield
Lee
Bleck
Aelitta
Husenls
Helen ‘Basten
Dale
Johnsons Still Defiant In Turbulent Boston City News
In Boson January 33 President Ban Joba eon of the American jesque and Qherlea W Seitera of the Cleveland club faced delays and near discord as plans for a new club move forward. Talks with an architect, incorporation talks, and a Grand Mand location at the far end of grounds are mentioned. Cornyn Dudy of the Boston club attended, while Manager Selee of the Boston club weighed in.
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Jawa
Sie'oe
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Yeuwrday
Selee
Selescal
Jabneae
Orie
League
Ieee
Grand Pacific
e-Nedule
Verdi the Composer Dead at Home in January Report
An old newspaper item reports the death of composer Giuseppe Verdi, noting his passing at home in January. The brief entry mirrors terse announcer style and lacks detailed obituary context or biographical highlights.
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Verdi
Carrie Nation arrives to smash saloons in Hood river region
Carrie Nation reached Hood with intent to attack two saloons in Hope and Enterprise. A crowd gathered, eggs were tossed at her train, and she urged women to join a temperance campaign while saloon supporters escorted her to the depot. She vowed to continue protests and organize wrecking efforts if saloons persist.
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Neadine
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Ottena
Saloopy
Wien
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Enterprise
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Gal
Nelom Pean
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Eho
Shce
Sime
Bickbon
Jannae
Missouri
Simase
Ite Yohinte
Apa
Assailant Trial Closes In Moliene Kansas
In Moliene Kansas on January 25 the case of Mr Nathon against an assailant at Enterprise proceeded with efforts to enforce an injunction. The court reviewed the methods and outcomes of the confrontation as part of the civil action.
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Kan
Nathon
Enterprise
Standard in Control Of Northern and Southern Lima
The Standard Ol company is now in control of the entire production of the Manhattan on company. This gives the Standard ab joint control of the entire production of both the Northern and Southern Lima Hells. The Manhatten retains control of Ka pipe ilaea.
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Fielda
Finlay
Standard Ol Company
Manhattan On Company
Lima Hells
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Snapper Garrison III and Peet Tears an A jockey vanish
New York January 25 Adecard H Garfon known as The Snapper and Mathous Peet Tears an A jockey are reported missing from a home at 8 cudopy. Emergency health issues and unclear conditions surround their disappearance as authorities search the area.
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New York
Adecard H. Gar Fon
Snapper
Dnij Peery Y
Somal Steuy
Railroad Contractor Dead in Sooma City
Railroad contractor A. N Spencer, known in Sieker town as a champion in the Weer, died last night at his home in Thievity aged 61 years. Spencer undertook Abecotta to build the Chocaw pine project.
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Sooma City
A. N Spencer
Sieker Town
Spencer
Editor Dies as Kans Planter Family Leader Passes
The Kans Planter family and editor Jacob B. Sievter of the Republican paper faced a loss as the editor, identified as a key late figure, died unexpectedly. Percy is noted among contemporaries.
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Kanes
No Pay If Appointment Fails Refund Offer
An unclear notice promises refunds if an appointment fails to occur, mentioning social media and online services. It references a cure or remedy and hints at a money-back guarantee, though the text is garbled and difficult to parse.
Paine's Celery Compound Promoted by Clergy Endorsers
A cascade of endorsements from ministers and church groups praises Paine's celery compound as a cure for nervous disorders and heartily urges readers to try the remedy. Letters from pastors and church leaders claim lasting relief and urge immediate use to protect health and nerves.
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People’s Tabernacle
Qonmnshursh
Denver
Cole
APM
Genel
Paine
Curtis Bay
Curtis Bay Repitet Eure Inivential Church In South Bat Rer, Wilian T. Bailey
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Short News Stories From Indianapolis and Surrounding Areas
News briefs report Indianapolis delegates to a national convention of a labor group, Franklin where Arthur Pierre, a Black man, was hanged for murder, Mansfield where Sam Willems, a Black man, was hanged for the murder of a young white man, Frankfort where Baron Wilhelm von Rotha ee, head of the Rotha ee banking firm, has died.
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Warlork
Anwries
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Franklin
Arthur Pierre
Henry Nell
Mansfield
Sam Willems
Wen
Italine Hongerberine
Frankfort
Wilhelm von Rothaee
Sweat Home Texas Update With Relatives Visit and Local Notices
Sweat Home residents share recent travel news as Mrs. W. Perkles returns from a seven week trip to Mississipp Miss Mary Taylor from Concrete and Mr Wight from North Garland are visiting. Reverend O'Brien of Mississippi preached at the Methodist church Thursday. Ligate Petiin of the old town Wise Creek relatives are visiting this week Burgin, the affable representative of the Houston Orig company, is there today.
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Mary Taylor
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End
Middlenenox Rey O'Brien
Mississipp
Fr Burgin
Houston Orig Company
Temple Topics and Planting in Trample Chronicle
In Temple Texas on January 21 discussions noted planting efforts across wards and private properties. Officials and citizens reference Trinity College Cumberland Presbyterian School and Willcox Hurwits offices as they map future site plans and community development.
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Leco
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