Senate to Gate Lobbyists as Mil ler Eyes Rules
The Senate moves to bardoorkeepers from lobbyist access inspired by Speaker Cantwell. Lieutenant Governor Miller proposes strict gate rules after a crowd of outsiders attend sessions, with observers noting the covert presence of those not Senate members or staff. The plan aims to restrict nonofficials from entering committee rooms and press areas, while Cantwell pushes the measure in the House.
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Miller
Senate Chamber
Senate
Penenington
Avi
Miler
Fersons
Mystery in murder case ties to missing keychain evidence
Cincinnati police pursue a new lead in the Alona Steinway murder as a man linked by a keyring and a matching keychain is suspected. Investigators keep details secret, while relatives suggest a male family associate may be involved. detectives say they will press all avenues to uncover the truth.
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Diebase
Notable Death From Yellow Fever Reported in 19th Century News
A fragment reports Dr Otte Mehlouse, surgeon on bound for the United States, died of yellow fever in Tanama while en route to Boston. The note cites Achipps-Wrae Press Association and places LOUIS, Ma, with references to 8st Saint Louis and Dr Otte Mehlouse.
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Achipps-Wrae Press Association
Jan
Otte Mehlouse
United States
Vruiger
Boston
Sunde
Tanama
Thin Elty
Prince Bitel Frederick in Critical Health Battle
Berlin dispatch reports Prince Bitel Frederick gravely ill from a hemorrhage in the right thigh area. The royal patient shows a weak pulse of 76 and endures intense pain as doctors fight for his life.
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Scripps-Av Hag Press Association
Berlin
Prince Bitel Frederick
Mrs Jenner Resigns After Board Inquiry Into Cruelty Allegations
Investigation into alleged cruelties toward Margaret Forbes at the Woman's prison and Girls' Industrial school led the board to request Minnie L Jenner's resignation. Jenner took the handcuffs on a suggestion from Supt Rhoades. board exonerated her for calling Forbes a abusive name but cited propriety concerns. The board praised calm handling and will search for a replacement after public scrutiny.
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Minnie L. Jenner
Woman's Prison and Girls’ Industrial School
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Port Huron
Mich
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Aar
Mira Thordes
Mra Jenner
Iundett
Jenner
Thevett
Devaer
the Sun
Indianapolis
Donn
Board of Managers
Good Mien
Blam
Sultan Abdul Hamid in Critical Heart Condition
Sultan Abdul Hamid of Turkey is reported by the Kietnas Journal via the Press Association as dangerously ill with heart muscle inflammation. If he dies, his younger brother Rashid Bey would succeed him. The report also says Wastid Bey is a hopeless drunkard.
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Mueller
Ana
Cripps M'Rae Press Association
BELEN
Kietnas Journal
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Elias
Rashid Wey
Wastid Bey
Cdurt Sultinn
Tragic Pool Hall Death Reported In Chicago
Police say Joh Schrannan 2 was stabbed shortly after midnight Monday. His body was found on a pool table at Hueh hail in Chicago. Behrincan was reportedly nearby and fled toward home before witnesses moved the body.
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Schipps
RAE Press Association
Chicago
Inn
Joh Schrannan
Behrincan
Cash and marriage tale from a troubled restaurant couple
Edward Mille, proprietor of a restaurant, faced a $4000 debt and eviction in a suit with Isabel Miller. He later married Roma Brown, now Mrs Mille, while Mrs Miller prepared for another move. The ceremony was by Rev John Kelivon Vassar at the sister's home with Toronto from Fame in attendance.
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Din
Edward E. Mille
Isabel B. Miller
Roma Me Brown
Regiaurdit
John Kelivon Vassar
the Ride
Toronto
Ceremans
Miller
Mhia
Ethan
Urewn
Muller
Simi Thee
Sorrow and Ink Tangle in Vermont Murder Case
Sheriff weighs murder case of Lovell and alleged wife Mary Reeers as new letters arrive. Prison to hear examination of rediscovered testimony and mental state claims while the press backs the unfolding, decades old, calamitous tale of vice and crime.
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Scripps-Whae Press Assomtation
Windson
Mary Reeers
Lovell
Tostar
Upin
Tir
Magazine Goes Broke Special Yo The Bun New York
A garbled with fragments describe a magazine facing bankruptcy and changes at its publisher. The piece mentions a giveaway library offer, editor troubles, and references to figures like Carnegie and Morgan, with hints of a planned strategy and fiscal strain affecting readers and staff.
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New York
Thaiveyard
Wablientivas
Morgan
Carnegie
Bomb Hit Governor's House in St Petersburg
SCRIPPS-M'RAE PRESS ASSOCIATION reports a dynamite bomb exploded near the governor of St Petersburg's residence on Monday. The house was partially demolished while the governor was away. No further trouble is anticipated, though fears of unrest and interrupted economic outlook persist amid workers' strikes and factory closings. A minor shooting incident occurred Sunday in a town with unsettled conditions.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
ST. Petersburg
She
Atrikers
Fowas
Cupid in Egg Crate Scripps Dress Association Case
John Masdir, a grocery clerk in Paterson, discovered Miss Davis of Missouri in a Crate address and began a correspondence. He wrote to her, received replies, and they exchanged photos. The letters led to an alleged meeting in New York with her father, a wealthy Missouri sugar grower.
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Scripps Are Dress Association
Paterson
SN. J
John Mas
Mss Ikk Buys
Chuikol
Maller
New York
Misa Davis
Deel Sugar
Missouri
Kaiser Ends Strike in German Coal Mine Crisis
Special report from Berlin on June 3 notes the government with Kaiser’s support won the coal strike. Mine owners, pressured by a decisive commission and chancellor Count von Buelow’s efforts, capitulated rather than risk government seizure of properties. State action ends resistance to the Kaiser’s plans.
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Berlin
Abidg
Jeniver
Io Ta
Empire
Count van Buelow
Junkshop in Alligator Autopsy Reveals Odd Contents
Ajax the 15 foot alligator, a museum curiosity, yielded a bizarre autopsy. investigators list swallowed items including a garden rake handle, glass parts, a saw blade, hinges, hooks, and rubber bands found within its stomach during winter.
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Scripps OM Rae Press Association
Cincinnati
Ajax
King May Give Up Job Consideration of Crown Role
A report notes that the king may resign due to age and ill health, with discussions in Norway and references to the Crown, outlining possible steps and considerations surrounding succession and duties.
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King
Ackipes-Maak Press Association
Kngesean
Ht Norway
Panternplas
Wheation
Oldest Harvard Medical School Graduate Dies
Edward Lingce Cunningham, oldest Harvard Medical School graduate and second oldest Harvard Cottage, Med, died aged over 110. Born June 2 in Pemberton Square, Boston, he kept his faculties to the end. His Harvard class reportedly included Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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RAE Press
Newport
Bat
Jane
Edward Lingce Cunningham
Harvard Medienl School
Ordeat
Harvard Cottage
Med
Sunmlay
Hort
Pemberton, Square
Boston
Ins
Maevard
Olver Wendell
Holmes
Fumes Fatal to Three in St Louis Store Incident
A tragic Sunday morning death in St Louis involved three colored individuals aged 11, 12, and 14 who were overcome by fumes from a Nord coat store. Mrs Sarah Jones, Mrs Maltien, and a daughter were at the scene, with the mother and children reportedly affected as they attempted to escape. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities and the press association reports the preliminary cause as inhalation of toxic fumes.
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Sciupps Mark Press Association
ST Louis
Jan
Rouls
Mallen
Gand
Gestalehitten
Nora Coed
Qaresier Jones
Nord Coat
Sarah Jones
Maltien
Ihn Children
Hamilton Prohibitionists Convene in Marathon County
Prohibitionists of Marathon county held a convention in Paville, Ind on Saturday January. State Chairman Sta Wat of Franklin addressed the meeting. Officers elected for two years include county chairman Teter secretary John Luan treasurer Frank M. Foulke.
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Hamilton
Paville
Ind
Marathon County
Chateman Sta. Wat
Franklin
Teter
John Luan
Prank M. Foulke
Newport foundry sold for 43100 under union pay plan
The Newport foundry and machinery plant in Kentucky was sold for 43100 to new owners affiliated with the Ecripps-Mrre Press Association. Under the union scale plan each employee from top to bottom will receive 33 per day. The arrangement applies to all workers including the president and allied staff.
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Ecripps-Mrre Press Association
Sewport, Ky
Newport Foundry and Machinery
Henry J. Weber
Teast Allied Meter
Alfonso Narrow Escape At Madrid Palace Dinner
King Alfonso and the queen mother along with other royal family members narrowly escaped asphyxiation at a Madrid palace dining room due to fumes from a heating apparatus. A servant or attendant was reportedly arrested in connection with the incident.
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Fonso
Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
Madrid
Alfonso
Quake Waves Strain Coast as Sea Recedes then Rises
A historic seismic event described as the most memorable quake in the region. It shook coastlines from Guayaquil to Valdivia and Chile, lifting debris and causing land subsidence. Minutes after, the sea withdrew, leaving ships stranded, then returned in a massive bore that swept vessels inland, including the U S steamer Waterleo, nearly half a mile.
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Uiutton
Beuth
Watton
South America
Guayiqul
Ecuadar
Valdivia
Chile
United States
Judge McMaster Urges Tough Divorce Law
Judge John L. McMuaster of superior court No. 1 criticizes lax divorce practices in Marico county. He calls for funds to compel absent defendants, urges stricter proofs, and supports a proposed law to curb easy divorces while warning against easy separations and remarriage.
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Republic
John L. McMuaster
Superior Court No. 1
McMaster
Marico County
Nyorea
Hutf
Mrs Satterfield Dead and Local Notices
Obituary note reports the death of Mrs. Satterfield after a Sunday operation. Mentions her husband Robert W Lavertid and that she was formerly Alma Cryder of Colorado Springs. Includes unrelated ad lines about medicines and cigars from local distributors.
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