Senate Debates Indian Appropriation and Statehood Vote
The Senate debated the Indian appropriation bill and statehood measure, with Lodge opposing parts of the Indian funds and Bard and Quay speaking against statehood. A President's message on silver parity was read, and additional actions included dam and river improvements and a survey funding allocation for the Pine Ridge reservation.
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Lodge
Sie
South Dakota
St. Louis
Phursday
Linde
Bard
California
Foraker
Ohio
Bensator
Quay
Clay
Georgia
Mexico
China
Galumbia
Washington
House
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Trurton
Obie
Winter Wheat Outlook Reports Favorable Growth Across States
Jonuats reports show generally good conditions for winter wheat with beneficial rains in late month. Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan Nebraska Missouri and Nebraska note snow cover protects and supports crops. Michigan and Missouri show mixed seeding with good overall condition. Mississippi reports unfavorable thawing and freezing but yields remain solid overall.
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Iorthern
Ohio
Michigan
Nebraska
Wehent
John J Jenwina A Wisconsin Political Figure
John J Jenwina, a chairing member of the judiciary committee, is described as an English born 60-year-old leader in Wisconsin politics. His early service includes Company A, 6th Wisconsin Volunteers, and roles as court clerk, city clerk, county judge, assembly chamber, and U S Attorney of Wyoming before entering Congress in 1865.
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Dudicary
John J. Denius
Winconsih
Hirth
Cosnirr
Company A
Sitth Winconsin
Ese Chenié
Chinpewa Fails
Conte
Judes
Chamber of the Assembly
United States
Wyoming
Congress
Global political shifts and arrests reported in early 20th century
The text lists diverse items from senates approving naturalization resolutions, France favoring participation in an expo, Ontario referendum results show Prohibitionist gains, Swiss federation elections, a new conservative ministry in Spain, and military staff changes. it notes arrests of anarchists near spezia and corruption cases in madrid linked to the uwambere family, plus financial moves by france and belgiu, a sugar bill in france, and Russia's reaction to outré arbitration and l erssue conventions.
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France
St. Louin
Italy
Belgium
Switserland
Domestic industry continues to prosper amid fuel shortages
The Weekly Trade Review notes continued activity in transportation and distribution as mild weather eases fuel constraints. Rail freight prioritizes live stock and perishables. many plants operate part time or close, while iron and steel push through with high material costs. Pig iron deliveries lag, while railcar production and bridge contracts rise amid uncertain normal conditions.
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G.daa & Co
Tast Penr Ond
Cornelleville
Commodity Price Report Across Cities and Grains
The report lists prices for cattle hogs sheep and grains across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee and New York markets. Quotes cover wheat corn oats barley rye and butter with various No 2 grades and futures style ranges. Prices include hogs from 4.00 to 8.70 per cwt and sheep from 2.50 to 5.10, oats No 2 white from 16 to 23 cents, corn No 2 mixed from 16 to 43 cents, butter around 8.50 and 6.00 per pound, and clover seed 27.10.
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Eholes Creamery
Indianapolis
Caille
St. Louie
Sota
Cincinnati
Canile
Ste Te Bithors
Nee Ta & Coy
Butalo—Caitly
New York
Caith
Jore Teller
Colney Hatch Asylum Fire Damage Noted
The Colney Hatch insane asylum near Middlesex suffered partial destruction by fire. A historic institution opened in 1829 by Prince Albert, with capacity over 4 000, built as an addition to the Hanwell facility. The main stone building remains described as fireproof.
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Bateli
Middlesex
England
Urone
Albert
Victoria
Hanwell
Dowie Plans March On New York With 100000 Zion Converts
John Dowie aims to lead about 3 000 Zion workers in a planned exodus from Chicago to establish a Zion City in the East. Envoys have mapped campaigns in New York and secured options on Madison Square Garden and Carnegie Hall to begin daily revival meetings and convert New York through a mobilized religious crusade.
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Brastward Bs
Sevjjah
John ‘Alexandir
Crustifle Agaist
New York
Bijahi IE
Zion
Waukegan
Dowle
Madison Square Garin
Carnegie Music
Chicago
Chieaxe
Dorrieltes
Dowie
Rail Mileage Boils and Freight Equipment Rise in Twenty Years
The table shows rising railroad mileage and rapid growth in freight cars and locomotives from 1880 to 1898. It details contracts for cars and engines on January 1 and July 1 of selected years, with totals in service increasing from 1,110,035 to 1,488,197 freight cars and 32,771 to 87,045 locomotives, while railroads expand faster than their facilities.
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United
Bnt
Warship Rams Destroyer Off Corfu in Naval Collision
The torpedo-boat destroyer Orwell was rammed by the British cruiser Pioneer during maneuvers off Corfu. Fifteen men died, the destroyer split in two as the cruiser broadside struck. The forward section sank while the stern remained afloat and was towed. The collision appears linked to risky navigation in hazy conditions.
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Orwell
Pioneer
Corfu
Desroyer
White House smoking rooms and Roosevelts reforms noted
The article details White House smoking room etiquette and a no smoking rule, plus a Roosevelt era budget request of 110 264 for the White House for the coming year. It covers Congress notes on bimetallism policy and various officials including Arthur Simons, James Richardson, and Stout. It mentions mint production and a proposed presidential salary increase and patent office actions.
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Tcoma
Congressmead
California Medical College Doctor Claims Electricity Purifies Blood
Albert Z. Atkins asserts that electricity rather than oxygen purifies the blood, a claim discussed by the California Medical College. He emphasizes electricity as the key purifying agent.
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Tor
Albert Z. Atkins
C Cllifornia Medical College
Lakefield Man Praises Kidney Pill Cure
A Lakefield Minnesota resident shares a testimonial about fourteen years of kidney pain and burning that vanished after using Cecil's Kidney Pills. He claims long-standing misery ended and health improved, attributing the cure to Dodd's Kidney Pills.
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Minn
Cecil
Dodd
Podd
Conversation with Chamberlain on cross examination ethics
In a dinner with Joseph Chamberlain, Sir Frank Lockwood discussed cross examination in courts. Chamberlain argued that direct questions provoke clear answers, while Feank noted honest people can answer yes or no. Chamberlain smiled and asked a pointed hypothetical about beating a wife.
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Sir Frank
Lockwood
Joseph Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Fie Feapk
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad In Old Gazette
A Mrs James Beck from 314 West Whitesboro Street Stockton or Rolle N Y reports eight years of kidney pain and backache. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo with rapid improvement and cure after five boxes. Free trials offered and pills sold nationwide for 50 cents a box.
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James Beck
West Whitesboro Street
Rolle
Dean
Broughton & Graves
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Cut Out.
Jones the tailor asked Miss Swell to marry him but she gave a fitting answer. The suitor did not press the suit, ending the matter.
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Jack
Jones
Pancake Flour Note and Breakfast Teas in Mrs. Austin’s Kitchen
A fragmented passage mentions Mrs. Austin's famous Pancake flour and breakfast cakes. The text references fast dining plans and a hurried meeting with an old acquaintance, hinting at culinary notes and morning meals.
Glove Cleaning Prices Spark Quiet Conversation
A fragment references a dispute over glove cleaning charges with sixpence versus ninepence, a domestic quip about size, and a remark on a neighbor Ethel. The piece then notes a product claim for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and a science note about sea serpents blamed on seismic disturbances near Japan. Alderman Manton of Birmingham, 94, is cited as a long-serving council member.
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