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Naval Personnel Bill sparks seniority tug of sea power
The proposed Naval Personnel Bill faces sharp debate as seniority and rapid promotion plans clash. It envisions a new path to rear admiral by four years of service, with a board selection and Senate confirmation, while balancing retirements and reshuffles among officers.
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Utik Woto
T Hat Gill
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Arden
Gherardis
Greer
Deine
Kirndwiral
Ubile
Piro
Nashville
Nasnyinon
Toon
Baptist Church
Franklin
Tloxs
Ll. Null Company
Dleawers
Newla
Population shifts in Kansas from exodus to Cherokees
The state agriculture department released a population table showing Kansas residents by census year and noting a 1949 to 1993 decline of 48,202 due to exodus into Cherokee lands. Johnson County led gains with 4,130, while many counties posted losses.
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Kan
Atnta Agricultury
Marah
Johnson
Concession to Sugar Men Over Bounty Debate In Louisiana
Various reports from August detail legislative maneuvers on a bounty for sugar crops and party splits. Democrats and Republicans clash over a bounty amendment while political conventions in the Tenth district nominate a candidate, with populists opposing cross-alliances. A court decision in Tennessee upholds a city judgment, and weekly bank data show shifts in reserves, loans, and coinage.
Congressional Proceedings Highlight Senate Action and Treaty Moves
The Senate moved to direct tariff conference reports and consider executive action on the Chinese treaty. The House passed a joint resolution funding presidential measures and appropriations, while nominations moved to the Indian agency posts in West Virginia and Klamath regions.
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Ang
Ilhim
Cockrell
Tre
Hill
Murphy
Waatiseroy
Nowiutuma
Wasimutos
Pee Seal
Thome 7
Tut
West Virginia
Ort Hall Agency
Ube
Harshall Hetet
Klamathey Thortizon
Colored man held after Rock Island train wreck case
A colored man named Davis was arrested near Lincoln farm for the Rock Island wreck near Snapwoteil August 13. Police allege admissions and circumstantial evidence tie him to the crime, with motives and alibis examined as detectives push to confirm guilt. Davis, once jailed for burglary, denies the charges while investigators note inconsistent stories and suspect burglar intent.
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Flecola
Tixcory
Poliva
Twilrond
Guorga Davis
Wriday
Rocl Island
Churaday Wight
Davis
Evie Dencn
Malone
Datus
Lonadate Farm
Consdale
Davina
Tancoin
Lonsdale
Omaha
Prixon
David
Wnata
Twenty Drown In Tragedy At Sea Gate Visit
A morning excursion to a trawler ended in disaster as a party of excursionists were being conveyed to the vessel. The trawler upset and about twenty people drowned before help arrived.
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Tegatin
Kaylee London
Chinese Warships Engage China Warship Clash at Port Arthur
Chinese forces brace for naval action as Japanese ships bombard Port Arthur and press to access the port. The Central News Agency reports twenty one warships engaged and heavy fighting with scattered losses on both sides. Japanese ships reportedly bombard and withdraw with unclear results while larger units maneuver offshore.
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Aneitod
Port Arthur
China
Wei Wang Aidan
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Nave
Attorney General Moves Against Trust Firm in Equity Case
In Cool County, Attorney General Maloney filed a long equity petition against the Juliman Maines Co. alleging unlawful business under state law. The document claims repeated violations of the franchise and conferred freedoms and accuses the firm of hotel, business, and real estate activities at Pulloun without legal warrant.
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Dlinola
Thy
Wee Vath
Emeane
Maloney
Clienit Court
Cool County
Juliman Maines Cay
Cauae
Jit
Pulloun P
Sali
Attempt to Wreck a Train Near Holwelile
Four men were spotted placing heavy timber on rails near Holwelile just before an eastbound passenger train arrived. A farmer confronted them, gave a description, and the men fled. Police and detectives have the felled and planted timbers as evidence.
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A-Warner
Maseiment
Holwelile
Daity
Hymn Echoes Amid Civil War Skirmish At Corinth
A Chicago Record correspondent recalls a Corinth Mississippi skirmish during the early Civil War. A Confederate line neared as Union troops held, a stentorian company bugler led a singing of a familiar hymn that briefly steadied nerves before musket fire resumed and the clash intensified.
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Ie Nuye
MacArthur
Poalton
Hant
Typewriter Prism IX Place aids error correction
A new device for typewriters, the Typewriter Prism, is described to improve readability of lines and enable quick correction without moving the carriage. It uses three glass prisms angled to reflect the writing area for the operator, with adjustable positioning for different machines. The article also recounts a humorous anecdote about William C. Preston's eloquence and a deaf listener reacting to his speech.
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Typewriter
Tales of the Tails in a Wagging Dog's Tail
A quirky essay explores dogs tails as expressive signs of mood and character. It muses on tail varieties, stylistic differences, and the idea that a dog's tail mirrors its owner’s world, noting linguistic play and ornamental notions tied to canine anatomy.
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Dr. Johnson
Sony
Mmn
Stallor
Bradwéman
Tail styles and temperaments of dogs in Chicago
A curio-filled essay catalogs how dog tails mirror breed traits and temperaments. It notes many Chicago dogs numbered around 140,000, describing bulldogs greyhounds collies shepherds fox terriers and spaniels with tails that signal attitude speed and breed identity.
Fragmented Musings on Social Exclusion and Gymnastics
Disjointed prose discusses ostracism within a social system and a lingering critique of rapacious behavior. It shifts to a treatise on gymnastics apparatus for pianists, praising physical practice as aiding agility and strength, referencing wind instruments and musical mastery in a fragmented, older newspaper voice.
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Varda
Jens
Chiugo Teun
Hequitex
Gymastice
Apparatus Voi Wing Bynnastiex Ends in View
A fragmented historical piece mixes literary reflections on a magical piano apparatus with an extended, garbled anecdote about a party in Chicago and a long digressive passage on Noah’s Ark and animal species. The text shifts to umpteen ornate asides, and ends with medical adverts for tonics attributed to New Hampshire cures and liver and kidney claims.
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Allsory
Miia
Wtarts
New Hampshire
Tacnia
John Mason
Hampshire
Krall
Subanard Tal Court Case Update
A terse note lists a case labeled Subanard Tal with internal token reference and price details. The fragment provides no clear action date or court outcome, leaving the status undetermined.
Unclear dialogue reveals medical and social musings
Fragmentary dialogue shows a doctor discussing a strange case with a patient and mentions of magnetic chords and body integration. The text includes stray lines about superstition, a lull in memory, and a neighborly encounter at the pyramids, hinting at a decaying scene and evolving relationships.
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Ian Montana
Shis Tipnne
Herome
Alice
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