Ship Subsidy Bill Advances In House Vote 8 to 7
Washington January 16 The House committee on commerce by an 8 to 7 vote reports favorably a ship subsidy bill drafted by Representative Littauer of New York as a substitute for Grosvenor. Seven subsidized mail lines are planned with an estimated $3.75 million annual subvention. Lines include Atlantic coast to South America, Gulf to Colon, three Pacific routes to the Orient, and one to South America's west coast. The debate also features Spooner and Tillman clashing over President Roosevelt’s authority to discharge Negro troops. The House spent the day on fortifications appropriations and announced several postmaster appointments in Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia.
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Washington
Littaver
New York
Grosvenorch
Grosvenor
Minor
Littlefield
Boraney
Wachter
Humphrey
Watson
Littaner
Birdsall
Wilson
Hinshaw
Goulden
Maynard
Atlantic
South America
Gulf of Mexico
Colon
Pacific
Orient
Tillman
Spooner
Senate
Brownsville
Roosevelt
South Carolina
Iittardhions
Scranston
House of Representatives
Sand
Gannon
Sherley ‘S
Kentucky
Representative Little
Pennsylvania
O. A. Passmore
Gap
B. Weoller
McCon
Meleburg
Delp
Windgap
H. Hy “Worth
Bradford
J. H. Thomas
Care Mbondale
S. H
Jackson
Claysville
T. Pe ‘Palin
Confluence
W. H
West Virginia
Fannie
Helmick
Thomas
Mystery Dialect Panel Keeps Villagers Guessing
Fragmentary dialogue shows a whispered exchange about handling food and drink, featuring a character named Johnny and a demand for sos, suggesting a rural scene with strained hospitality and a potential humor tone. The shards hint at social interactions, appetite, and a humorous near-miscommunication in a domestic setting.
Gossip and Hearts Haunt City Society Gossip
In a faded exchange the Qnexilinable Society notes a flashy family, the Hipkins, as well as the Secon Guest and Mey sendorfer Blatter. They discuss borrowing things, a pest price for quull, and Gussle's weak heart amid rumors of falling in love with every girl.
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Wipst
Secon
Anit
Gussle
Philadelphia Press
Trains Idle in Snowbound Northwest Cold Snap
Extreme cold and heavy snowfall cripple the Great Northern and regional lines. Temperatures plunge below zero with Browning and Cut Bank seeing 56 degrees below. Tracks blocked by drifts, plows fail, and service on lines from Browning to Thief River Falls remains largely abandoned.
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Northwest
St Paul
Great Northern General Office
Browning
Mott
Great Northern
Great Northern Coast
North Dakota
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Sault Ste Marie
Portala
N. D
Kenmare
Thief River Falls
Miners Face Dues Battle At UMWA Convention
Indianapolis Jan 16 The United Mine Workers of America convention dedicates sessions to seats for delegates from unions unpaid on the 50 cent weekly strike assessment and to reports on officer needs. Credentials show many locals, especially in three anthracite districts, had not paid. Illinois fared best with only one local unpaid.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Ilinois
Railroads Blamed for Everything in James J. Hill Speech
Minneapolis January 16 James J Hill president of the Great Northern rail road lamented what he called a commercial disease of stagnation. He argued railroads bear much blame for the country’s ills and noted his small personal shareholding while detailing a $4 million stock appeal to shareholders amid legal actions by Minnesota authorities.
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Minneapolis
Tames
Great Northern Railroad
Northwestern Lamnderman's Association
Hill
Great Northern
Great Northern Road
Minne-sota
Choosing New Senators From Varying Dates Across States
Reports from Trenton Providence Denver Boston and Bdge cover the long shot campaigns for U S Senate. Dryden Wetmore Goddard Colt Crane Borah and Guggenheim are named as contenders. An Idaho vote elects Borah while a Metropolitan Life probe looms. a Sandusky case cites mistreatment of patients.
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Trenton
N. J
Dryden
Providence
R. 1
United States
Wetmore
Goddard
Colt
Denver
Simon Guggenheim
Goalled Emeriing Trust
Colorado
Thomas M. Patterson
Boston
W. Murray Crane
United States Senate
George F. Hoar
Bdge
Idaho
William , Borah
Mr. Dubois
Vinol touted as cod liver tonic by Indiana druggist
Tom W. Hildebrand, local Indiana druggist, promotes Vinol as a superior cod liver remedy for coughs and colds. He claims Vinol is stomach friendly, non palliative but curative, and contains concentrated healing elements from fresh cod liver without the oiliness. He urges all with chronic coughs or hard colds to try Vinol, noting broad availability via Vinol agencies nationwide.
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Indiana
Tom Wi. Hildebrand
Tom BE
Hildebrand
Drugetet
Vinol
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Kittle Girl
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Wia
Coun ‘Ry
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Oshkosh
Hil
St. Paul
Minnesota
J. J. Hill
Knutson
Great North
Eh Railroad Co
Ohio
Byanevble
Ind
Whver
Wig Horseshoe
Henderson
Aalet
Olio
Vansville
Harahan
Springield
Vansaug
Aone
Min
Reggar Nawrich
Walan
Johnny
Mike
Quull
Cleveland
Ine
Ene
Luo
Wail
James J. Hill
Metropolitan
Metropolian Life Insurance Co
John R. Hegeman
Criminal Court
Sandusky, O
Hi Eae
Samuel Se
Abd
Evening Gazette
BE. Walker Smith
Philadelphia St
J.P. Mack
Harry White
North Nioth St
Clymera Mfg. Co
Water Street
Court House
Water St
Addreas W. C
Christy
S. N. Moorhead & Son
J. H. Kennedy
East End
Crossman & Wilson
Farmers Bank Bldg
T. A. Gilbert
Marshal
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W.R. Loughry & CO
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace &Son
McGregor
Philadelphia
Indiana, Pa
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Bears
Cory
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Castor
R. Paxton Co
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