Stormy House session over cowardice charge and District bill
The article reports a stormy session where Democrats accuse Republicans of cowardice for refusing to take a public stand on campaign publicity. It notes a partisan walkout, the adjournment, and a signed Democratic statement. It also covers the District of Columbia appropriation bill and related measures including child labor, school exits, and gas provisions.
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Virginia
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West Virginia
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Naval Affairs
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Grazing Question Probed by Investigators
A fragmented 19th century note examines grazing on stream banks in the west, noting regulatory actions and water rights. The text references vigorous restrictions and potential enforcement, with discussions of tensions between land use and livestock access.
Brutal Wisconsin Murder Report Sparks Outrage Across Town
A brutal murder in Wisconsin shocks residents as investigators probe the scene near Black River and Washburn. Local authorities name Senator J as part of ongoing inquiries while community leaders call for swift justice and public safety reassurances.
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Wisconsin
Wason
Met
J. Black River Fats
Gerec
Washburn
Indiana Congressman Dies in Indiana
Congressman Abraham II of Indiana's Thirteenth district died on Tuesday at Fletcher sanitarium. Cause of death is listed as Bright's disease.
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Indiana
Aunt Becky Young, Civil War Nurse, Dies at 76
Iowa state news records the death of "Aunt Becky" Young, famed Army nurse who tended wounded at field hospitals during the Civil War. She died at 2 a.m. on the 6th after weeks of illness, just before her 77th birthday. Her career made her a beloved symbol among veterans and Union Army supporters.
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Des Moinzes
Becky” Young
Coencer
Forman
America
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SHU
Aunt Bee
Husband shoots doctor in alleged spirit visit scene
Eldora osteopath Dr. Harry W. Emery is hospitalized with a bullet wound after a reported midnight confrontation at a residence. Suspect Meepeee Waka, linked to Ezra Neckells jewelry business, fled the scene as officers investigate conflicting accounts of why the shooting occurred and whether Emery intended to sample fire wine.
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Harry W. Emery
Kaikia Ey Tivart Macks
Ezra Neckells
N. C. Morse
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Nuckols
Nuckolls
Emepris
Imme Goor
Ana
Nue
Des Moines County Insane Hospital Faced With Cruelty Claims
Sensational charges allege cruel and inhuman treatment at the Des Moines county hospital for the insane. Superintendent Baumberger and four attendants are accused of neglect, improper care, and lack of sanitation as four employees resign amid the dispute. A prior state inspection reportedly found the institution well conducted.
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Burnington
Des Moines County Hospital
Dtny
Baumberger
Fragmented OCR Notes on Food Safety and Venti Signs
Fragmentary text references impure food and venti signs. Mentions herd, ties, and unclear numbers. Context appears to be a partial notebook line or clipping with no coherent event or names to identify.
Judge Attacks New Law in Dakota Case
Sioux Cit FL R. Gasnar faces recovery period after a one year offense. He received six months in jail. Local court records indicate the judge attacked the new law and sentenced him accordingly.
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R. Gasnar
Datis
Farmers Abandon Society Fee Dispute Sparks Dissolution
Fragmentary text describes a conflict among farmers over a fee and corporate dissolution. Mentions stockholders and a pact to be dissolved, with capital returns implied. Unclear details but indicates internal division and potential reorganization.
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Trange Fatal Burning Claims Aging Treynor Man
An elderly Treynor resident died from severe burns after a lamp exploded in a bedroom. Family woke at midnight to flames. broken lamp pieces found, suggesting he may have extinguished the blaze by tossing the lamp from a window. He leaves four children and was widely respected.
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Jean
Brown
Alr Schmiteau
Schm
Bernard Poberrara
Neca
Geo Sai Me
Father Coffin Weds Noted Philanthropist in Detroit
A Fort Dodge philanthropist known as Father Coffin married in Detroit. The ceremony linked to a notable pairing, with local associations noting the event and its social implications.
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Detroit
Coffin
Pwion
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Herows
Treasurer Of Aften 33 Years Record Holder Theodore Shu
Theodore Shu has served 33 years as city treasurer with 27 years in a leadership role. He holds the Iowa record for continuous service and was first nominated for the position years ago.
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Theodore Shu
Iowa
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Child Falls Into Cistern Near Yead
A one year old infant of Mr and Mrs Joe Miarindaill fell into an icy cistern and was rescued by a frenzied mother and neighbors after several minutes search. The child was found with its head above water as a deformed sister lowered into the cistern to hold it until help arrived.
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Joe Miarindaill
Mocher
Plan for Intervention in Haiti Prompts U S Action Rumor
Port-au-Prince reports suggest possible U S intervention as opposition to the current Haitian government grows. A respected foreign colony figure says conditions are intolerable, with talk of marines and provisional American control to protect life and property amid alleged dictatorship and terror.
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Port-au-Prince
United States
Prominer 1
Con Mg
Sladys Squiers Elopes Amid Canal Zone Court Notice
The marriage of Sladys Squiers and Rousseau in the canal zone drew social excitement after a secret ceremony presided by Justice Hezekiah A. Guéger of North Carolina. The couple wed following a bail function that night, with the nuptials only revealed Tuesday morning.
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Gaughter
Am Perama
Heeretiy Mar Rousseau
Hezekiah A. Guéger
North Carolina
Canal Zone
District of
Ancon
Fielu
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Evans Yields To Doctors On San Diego Return
Paso Rodes reports Rear Admiral Evans will not rejoin the fleet at San Diego or nearby bases. Doctor P F McDonnald, surgeon on the Conn, says it is inadvisable to return at once. Evans says he will submit to physician judgment despite a later point.
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Paso Rodes
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Althout
Clemson College Expels Hundreds After All Fools Prank
Article reports Clemson College in South Carolina expelled 57 students on Wednesday and 48 juniors on Saturday, totaling 896 dismissals tied to an All Fools Day escapade. Names and places reflect historical OCR.
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Clemson Colege
Buffalo Banker Edward R. Spalding Dies After Buggy Crash
Edward R. Spalding, a Buffalo banker, was thrown from his buggy near Santa Barbara on Saturday and died Wednesday night. The incident occurred in Santa Barbara, with Spalding later succumbing to injuries sustained in the crash.
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Santa Barbara
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Edward R. Spalding
Mysterious Brooklynn murder mom after reform school release
Bernard Carlin, just released from Nenanoch reform school after stealing a horse and wagon, shot his mother Susan Carlin in her Quincy Street Brooklyn home. He forced entry, fired five shots, fled after a struggle, and claimed he killed her because she made him commit crimes. He said she sent him to an orphan asylum at 16 months old.
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Susan Carlin
Bernard Carlin
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Brook Young Car
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Seven Die in Lisbon Riots After Voting Ends
Seven people were shot dead and 160 wounded as soldiers fired during riotous chaos after voting concluded in Lisbon. Mistrust between crowds and municipal guards caused soldiers to be mistaken for mob members, leading to chaotic street clashes and brandished weapons across sections of the city.
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Sundey
Lis
Canadian official arrested after brief United States visit
A Canadian official was arrested following a Wednesday incident involving a United States peer. The charges relate to an alleged insertion of an item into a restricted area during a cross border engagement. The case centers on actions taken in the United States and involves U S authorities.
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Greg
United St
Electric Car K Five Crash Near Elgin Leaves Four Injured
An Elgin area collision involving a Chicago bound electric car injured four people including two women. The wreck occurred on a suburban road near Mas Wood as the vehicle failed to negotiate a turn, officials said. Emergency crews transported the injured to a local hospital for treatment.
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Elgin
Carriege
Maswood
Boys Die in Wheat Bin Trap Accident
A wheat bin accident claims the lives of 14 year old Boy and 18 year old Frank Wilbur. They were trapped inside the elevator and fell into the grain as they attempted to escape. An emergency crew responded, but both victims died at the scene.
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Howe Elected President of Butler College in Indianapolis
Thomas C. Howe, dean of the faculty at Butler College, Indianapolis, was elected president by the board of trustees on Wednesday afternoon, marking a leadership change at the institution.
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Butler College
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas C. Howe
Ragged Riddle of Rats and Rare Sharks in Old Times
A jumble of notes describes rats gnawing electric wires in tunnel railways, sharks used for commerce in Central America, and odd items carved from shark parts. A paper chimney in Prussia and costly society shoes are also mentioned in a scattered historical column.
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Central America
Sonyeris
Prussia
Blind man sways thousands in new Texas senator saga
A narrative recounts Thomas Pryor Gore, a blind Texan elevated to the U.S. Senate after overcoming disability. It details his early life, schooling, political rise from 1900, and famed oratory, highlighting a three hour speech against opponent Senator Morey and his enduring political strength.
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Ane
Oklahoma
Thomas Pryor Gore
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Law Schhool
Morey
Gore
Senate
Voice of the Press Highlights Mixed City and National Notes
A collection of editorial scraps and brief items from several papers. Topics include Segan’s travels, Admiral Evans delaying a San Francisco capture for California primary voting, a Detroit infanticide defendant freed in Indiana, and stray quotes on argument and translation notes.
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Admiral Evans
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