Senator Bryan Dead at Provident Hospital
Florida Senator James Bryan, youngest in the national Senate, dies of typhoid fever after a 73 day tenure begun as Mallory’s successor. He battled illness with hopes of recovery until a sudden deterioration ended his life at Provident Hospital in Washington.
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Maroh
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Pa Staley
Withan James Bryan
Florida
Provident
Stephen R. Mallory
Bryan
Death and illness mark Senate changes and notable events
A profiled death notes Mr Bryan's protracted fever and short Senate tenure. other lines recount births, resignations, and dry laws. The article covers states including Florida Alabama Maryland and Vermont with mentions of Johns Hopkins doctors, legal careers, and a number of local political shifts. It also reports on Prince Manuel’s wound condition, Fairmont West Virginia becoming dry, Maine representative Littlefield resigning, and Worcester County Maryland voting dry.
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Washington
Florida
Providence Hospital
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Baltimore
Senate
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Morgan
Pettus
Mallory Oflorida
Latimer
South Carolina
Proctor
Vermont
Whyte
Maryland
Mr. Bryan
Vevanvite
Orange Comix
Mlarihe
Get
Lie
Vmory College
Georgis
Toledo Senator Reports Prisoner Hanged by Wrists
Senator Lamb described a Toledo prisoner during a Toledo visit to the Ohio penitentiary, saying guards kept him hanging by the wrists and only fed him bread and water. He could not identify the prisoner or charge but will report to probing committees.
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Behator Lamb
Toledo
Columbus
O. Maren l Sena O
Lamb
Ohio Penitentiary
Sone
Lah
Gould
Senator Luin
Murdered His Mother Confessed by Anderson Youths
Grover Blake of Anderson Indiana and accomplice Orsel Reynolds were arrested for the murder of Blake’s mother. Blake confessed detailing a plan to steal cash and jewelry after an alcohol fueled dispute. He said Reynolds guarded outside while the attack occurred and later helped dispose of the money and rings.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Grover
Blake
Orsel Reynolds
Anderson
Reynolds
Carousne
Michigan
Bishop Cranston Praises Roosevelt At Philadelphia Conference
At the Philadelphia Methodist conference Earl Cranston urged new members that another decade of the same regime could ruin the republic. He credited Theodore Roosevelt with guiding moral sentiment and politics, praising his leadership and a forthcoming presidential message against corporate power.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Philadelphia
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Earl Cranston
Washington, D. C
Washington
Delegates hasten home from convention decisions
In Indianapolis March 93 delegates to the national convention have hurried back to local unions to explain the policy of district settlements. The international executive board planned routine matters, with a Washington visit by President Mitchell to discuss Sherman anti trust repeal and Ohio talks for President elect Lewis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Executive Board
John Mitchell
Washington
Lewis
Ohio
Ohto
President Roosevelt eyes new legislative program
Washington reports Roosevelt plans a special message this week urging a wide package of measures. Key items include tariff revision, Sherman anti trust amendments favoring both labor and capital, curbs on court injunctions in labor disputes, an employers liability bill, and the Aldrich financial bill. White House leaders bar labor concessions and stress investigations by tariff and finance committees to ready the measures.
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Aldrich
White House
Payne
New York
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Hepburn
Iowa
Taritz
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Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Finance Committee
Ratironda
Ile Boter
State Commerce Commission
Bald
Oly
Labor
Eitch
Messrs
Civic Federation
Diverse local ads list merchants and services
Chas H Miller Indiana offers custom made suits with satisfaction guaranteed. d Graff advertises fine meats fish and oysters. Vogel Bros promotes exclusive suitings and workmanship. Books and stationery and Conklin fountain pens featured. M d Medden Indiana Pa solicits laundry work. Brace Bros cleaners and dyers advertise new machines for shirts and shapeless casts. Bath Meat Market sells beef veal pork ham bacon lard butter poultry and groceries. R Bath at 836 Phila St promotes meat market services.
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M. d. Medden
Indiana
Brace Bros., Clearers
Baths
R. Bath
Phila
Meals Served Day and Night at Sixth Street Inn
Clawson on Sixth Street offers meals at all hours with meal tickets available to regular boarders. Open night and day.
Pianos and Organs Offered by L H Moorhead Indiana Pa
L H Moorhead of Indiana Pennsylvania advertises three second-hand organs and seventy five second-hand sewing machines available for quick or cheap purchase. Also offers pianos and organs for sale.
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L. H. Moorhead
Indiana
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