Debate Opens On Shipping Bill With Frye Urging Protection
Senator Frye opened a two hour debate in Washington arguing protection for American ships. He blamed free trade for the decline of the merchant marine and warned subsidies would extend American capability, not invite foreign competition. The session covered ship subsidies, labor provisions, and the broader aim to strengthen U.S. coastal and overseas shipping.
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Frye
Washington
Senate
United States
Maine
United
Kentucky
Allen V. Henri
Ieror
Germany
Liberia
Venesueli
Ehoriuds ii
Piette
Beiialn
Amor Figer
Philips
Fortien
Prye
Srette
Bacon
Mr. Frye
Havana
Furness
Great Britain
Clostan
Eye
Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Praised by Judge
Judge James H. Clancy of Malone N Y endorsed Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as effective for liver trouble bladder and blood disorders and rheumatism the Troy NY user testimonial claims relief and recommends the medication available from Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY priced at 1 09 per bottle or 6 for 5 00 with free trial offers mentioned.
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David Kennedy
James H. Clancy
Maine
N. Y
David Ken
Ile
River Street
Troy
David Hys
David
Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N. Y
Kennedy's Golden Plasters Claim Pain Removal Everywhere
Avid Kennedy promotes Golden Plasters as a universal remedy to remove pain across the body. The claim presents no verifiable medical support and targets general consumers seeking relief from various ailments.
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Kennedy
Rangers at Beaumont ordered to avoid clash with police
Beaumont March 3 Captain Me Donald and five ex Rangers rode toward Paylor's Bayou to aid the sheriff but Sheriff Jandy of Jefferson County says the Rangers were not needed and had no authorization. Deputy Kroeger claimed orders but none from the sheriff reached them.
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Beaumont
Texas
Donald
Exis Rangers
Paylor's Bayou
Sherif C.F. Kroeger
Hotidioe
Guffey
Sherif Jandy
Jefferson County de Clares
Caprain McDoral
Alleged Earl Family Murderer Tracked to Louisiana
Kenens City Missouri reports Edward Batson and March involved in a mob band accused of killing six Earl family members at Welsh Bayou. Deputies pursue Batson through Louisiana as Sheriff Perkins questions his surrender terms and the suspect cooperates about transfer.
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Earl
Kenens City
March
Edward Batson
Roune Missouri Farm Band
Cameled Porta
Louisiana
Feneeter
Batson
Sally
Collections Report For February In Herrin County
The February collection totals show the occupation tax receipts for Herrin County. Delinquent accounts reduced by enforcement actions while overall monthly revenue remained the highest ever recorded. The report cites significant activity in the taxi occupation sector and notes growth in business engagements affecting tax intake.
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Herrin Oor
Gliese
Texans in New York Registrations Listed
Special to The Power. A list of Texans registered in New York includes names associated with Fort Worth Galveston Dallas and Colorado locations among others, noting several apparent spellings and titles. The fragmentary item catalogs multiple individuals and places without clear roles or dates.
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New York
March
Kehoe
Martheraugh
Patgenson
Juytenant
Fort Worh
A. Oswald
Braidway Contra
Colorado
W. Ky. Lewis
Broadway Con “al
Beers of Merit Highlighted by Anheuser Busch Brands
Fragmented text notes Adheuser-Busch Brow ze Age brands such as Faust Michelob Black and Tan Pale Lager Export Pale Exquisite. It praises uniform care and aging across beers while unclear details reference paralysis-related stock or issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adheuser-Busch Browzie
St Lone
Atl
Uiwelser Faust
Michelob
Anheuser Tay
Mrs. Jefferson Davis Ailing in New Orleans Hotel
In New Orleans Mrs. Jefferson Davis widow of the late Confederate president lies in distress at the St Charles hotel. Her condition grew worse after arrival, with heart trouble and rheumatic pain noted as physicians prepare to battle the illness. Relatives and Mrs Hayes are advised of developments as they await further word on her health.
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New Orleans
Vetter Eon Davis
Widlow
Confedericy
St. Charles
Davie
New Orlana
Piyaelin
Telegrapi
Hayes
Tonizat
Belleville
Janie
Stockaion Convention at Fort Worth and City Notes
A City column highlights Sam B. Petros in Gulwston amid Stockmed convention plans for Fort Worth on October 1. Reports mention J E Shilling discovering a monkey faced owl, Chilton revival services led by Rev Claude T Chilton in South Greenstaste, and local evangelist activity with Evangeline Chilton and Mrs Lovett.
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Sam B. Petros
Gulwston
Bite Téfest
Fort Worth
Galvestin
Mr. Tetiin
Agktiy
Chilton
Chiltea
Grepnastes
Ata
Wil
McKee
Evanigelian Chiliio
Wille Farber
Albbwoon
Piechen
Claude TL
Ton
Bos
Lovett
Deaths and funeral notices in local column
The notice lists several deaths and funeral plans including Mrs Augustine Jores widow of Bebery Tidegen who died at her home on Tuesday morning. Also mentioned are the deaths of Mrs Mae Nioof, aged 41, and Alien Fisher aged 4, with funeral and burial arrangements at local churches and cemeteries. Additional notices include the passing of James Jones and Peter H Hench with service details and interment.
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Augustine Jores
Augustine Jonex
Weara Aril
Bebery Tidegen
Hines
Jon Wek
Poor. George
Didory Hernton
Mithle Oly
Attveward
Trey
Ste
Joh BK. Green
Mes Wetvidee Stennett
Fen Weuel
Jacob
J. Alterfer
Everett
Nev
Peter H. Hench
Magnouws
Jamey Jones
Tiv
Lee Street
o'Meek
Harrieburg
Rey
Brown
Pedestrian Rights At Crosswalk City Council Action
The city council declares pedestrians have the right of way at street crossings. Violations incur penalties. The note references draymen and laundrymen as examples with vague statements about enforcement and respect.
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Couneil
Fragmented report on street violence and political tension
The piece describes chaotic street clashes and political turmoil with references to pedestrians, police, and bystanders. It mentions injuries, alleged assaults, and competing public sentiments amid confusion in New York and surrounding areas.
Undelivered Telegrahs Prompt Post Office Meeting
The text notes undelivered telegrams and a post office matter. It mentions a gathering by Linnes' Ald and Temple eth Teract with a meeting slated for Wednesday March, listing dates and local officials. The detail quality is low but indicates a formal session related to mail notices.
Personal notices from a Texas meeting and visits
The piece mentions Josoph and Fox returning from Monte rey Mexico and Mr S F Carter traveling with his wife to visit relatives. It notes Curtey a Eoarporia Texas plans and piney woods visiting, plus a Knights Templars notice from Franklin Louisiana. It reports Grand Commander Verlaan Deeraie elected and the Grand Commitage meeting details in Texas.
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Josoph & Fox
Monterey
Mexico
S. FL Carter
Franklin
Knights Templars
Kidd
Raighta Tempians
Texne
BP Dane
Texas
Tintetan
Texan
Marth
Ayla
Tie Grand
Unclear historic report of wife killing and self harm
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fatal domestic incident and an apparent suicide in a county area. The text references a wife, a person named Sher Anderson, and actions in the afternoon, but many words are garbled, leaving core details uncertain.
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Sher Anderson
Lenechtiee
Shleide
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsement Letter
A 19th century testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it cures female weaknesses and irregularities. The letter by Marguerite Sr Omer Brines praises the product and urges sick women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Marguerite St. Omer Briggs
Mount Calm Street
Detroit
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Marguerite Sr. Omer Brines
Wall Paper Offers and Dealer Specials
The ad promotes a wide selection of wall paper with samples and prices on request. It mentions special offers for dealers seeking new patterns to refresh their stock.
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Taylor’s Bayou
Geunty
Toe
George Th. Globe
Wits
Tareto—E. Crag
Imperial Dallas
J. Lb. Lowe
Grand
Tesue
K. H. Harden
Grand Upliu
Mrs
Jefferson Davis
St. Charles Hotel
J. Esill Ting
Bay Ny
Folter
Matagorda
Rteralion Pompuns
Shilling
Mr. Shilling
Htre
Alice Fisher
Ties Hevtie
Jacob Alterfer
James Jones
Atrivck
Wilson
Hehless
Eli
Mole Street
Caxpeeinliy
Tomatin Dick
Pelvstriane Jie
Arenes
Paktal
Miso Mathetre
Fo OM. Savete
Uwe
Vincent BR. Linthia
Mireoh
Mheeleg Gennibach
Old Market
Hooks Realy
S A.m. To
Montefiore
Mary Wilson
Dostien Matthews Vesterdy
John Farmer Sestordas
J. Dt
Lee
Povserton
Wen
Teddy
Wigoyn
Phil MH. Fall
Dek Dowlie Camp
Sothern Laveen Baveru
Ageihi
Dee
Ohn
Farmer
Dexter
Albert McKinney
Franks
Blow
Thantey
Fidteken Light Guard
Buecai
Weilsiescis
Seravitoy
Miechert & Keller
Frankilo
Mosotiurt & Ketter
Kiam
Mammoth Clothier
Patrician
C.L. & Theo
Bering Hardware Store
Main Street
Capitol Avenue
Rebard & Go
Fuel Oil
W. A. Paddock
Tex
The
South Texas National Bank
Houston
Cham Dillighem
G. T. Hoind
de MerAshas
A. MeeKin
Icers
A Mrapbear
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Hli MacGregor
Ney
Cantler
Carapues
Chan Te
J. Shanbon
Oo. T. Molt
Issa
Score
Beatie
Wy As
James Bute
Houston, Texas
Atyrul Lee
Anne
BFE
Tlver
Bhwal Hs Bree
Witrners
Cine
Iidpey Wii
Arne B
Sare Cure CO
Ipochentars
Dablie
Athatios
Furey
Binz
Dr. Oe T. Glaze
Texas Ave
Iaiete
Irigitea Diosaurs
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