Roosevelt Defends Secret Service in Congress Debate
President Roosevelt replies to a House resolution on the Secret Service defense. He denies accusing Congress of broad corruption, cites records and speeches, defends the agency’s role in fraud investigations, and urges reversing last year’s House action to fund a central detective force. The message champions cooperation between branches and warns against partisan misuse.
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U. BR. Tt Company
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Counc Hhulis Water Company
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Ohio Legislature Meets to Name Burton Senator
The body convened in extraordinary session to appoint a United States senator to succeed Vornker and consider appropriations for government operations and proposed legal reforms under the law.
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Make Burton
Columbus
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United State
Vornker
Castro Under Knife in Berlin
Lorin Dan reports former President Castro underwent kidney operation in Berlin. The operation by a surgeon named Darrel was successful and the patient recovered well. Text notes a strange image about snails with many teeth on the tongue, without clear relevance.
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Fallieres Still Fighting to Behead Guillotine
Parle Jan reports Mallierow told friends he is disappointed by the failed attempt to abolish the guillotine. The vote shows 190 deputies for punishment and 20 against, likely sealing the fate of a measure.
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Notable Europeans and the retirement of Dr Campbell
A ragged column notes the impending retirement of Dr F J Campbell principal of the Royal Nerual college for the blind. It recalls his life from birth blind in Tennessee to education in Europe and leadership at institutions in Boston and Norwood. It also mentions other European figures and a miscellany of anecdotes about bishops princes and explorers.
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School For the Wind
Nasayville
Tennersne
University of Tennesee
Europe
Leipde
Berlin
Dr. & G. Flowe
Merkin's Institution For the Blind
Boston
Stas
London
Maton House
England
Duke of Wermhinster
TR. Armitage
Royal College
Norwood
Dr. Maclagan
de Miélagan
de Laver
Enerry
George
Pultty
Avimer Mauaeh
Buestan Ee
Tie
Samily
Niles Caurt
Moscow
Polat
Mietrest
Nilo
Atlaphotty
Museum in a Boy's Pocket Described in Fragmented Text
The passage presents a fragmented, OCR damaged note about a boy Willie Wine and a school event at Himwthorne school. It mentions a teacher reprimand and a search by the superintendent for prohibited articles. The text is garbled with stray phrases and lacks a coherent narrative or clear outcome.
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