Congressional Proceedings in the Senate February Debate on Investigations
Washington February 24 The Senate debated an amendment to the Treasury secretary Walter Q. Groshan as brigadier general provisions and the inquiry into bonds. Lodge and other members proposed enlarging the scope of the investigation and directing a special committee. The resolutions were laid before the calendar without action. The Indian appropriation bill and district business were considered anew under rules.
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Washington
Arate
Walter Q. Groshan
Brigadive
Petitiions Committee
Greham
Wy Lodge
Massachuaits
United S.aiea
Petter
Voy
Kankas
Lodge
Harris
Sth
Shai
Lodee
Secretary of the Treasury
Wendte
Senate
Lodge Ant Peller
Cuba
Mt Morgan
Deni
Alabana
Mab
Measis
Herons
New York
Chaiman
Babcock
Wisecontin
Colombia
Herrman
Oregon
United States
Lael
Wien
Edinpaien
Merkeljonn
Ue Dnl
Uh Rolex Ag
Xeerel
R. T. Nation
Yankton
Norfolk
Ory
Baltimore Fire Victims Revealed In Funeral Plans
Baltimore Feb 24 Seven casks with hidden remains were opened after a deadly blaze at 1800 North Charles Street. Victims Armiger and his daughter Mrs Riley to be buried tomorrow at Memorial church. Horace Manuel, a New York broker, shipped to his home. Mrs Armiger and her daughter recovering from injuries. Nurse Alice Williams injured after leaping from third story window. death expected. Others expected to recover.
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Mem Cranie
Iown Memorial Church
Horace Manuel
New York
Armiger
Riley
Alice Williams
Lithographers Strike Hits Advertising Pictures Firms
New York Feb 24 A general strike of lithograph artists was ordered by the National Lithographic Artists and Engravers Insurance and Protective Association. Some 500 designers of advertising pictures reportedly walked out as about 25 firms faced stoppage. Effects on other regions remain unclear. Doctor Jamison arrested in Devonport and shipped from Victoria. secrecy aboard. Secretary Carlisle reception in Newark with Manhattan club banquet and Wall Street financiers noted. Nebraska mariner killed in Ponder. George Lenara, a farmer, died after a wagon accident. Senator Cattery of Louisiana proposes tariff amendment raising sugar duty to 50 percent ad valorem plus an extra one eighth of a cent per pound.
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Denignera
New York
National Lithographic Artists
Enkeavers Insurance and Protective
Glilion
United States
Canada
Jamon
Devonport
Eng
Victoria
Doctor Jamison
Southampton
London
Globe
Exchange ‘Telegraph Company
Jameson
Heany
Aftica
Port Said
Carlial Newark
N. J
Metropole Club
Carlisle
Manhattan Club
C. Baldwin
Carlisle Hia
Wall Street
Nebraska Mariner
Ponder
Neb
George Lenara
Eaf Quinton
Oto
Washington
Senator Cattery
Louisiana
Butter and Cheese Men Meet at Cedar Rapids Convention
A local dairy event centers on butter and cheese industry plans in the United States. Leaders from Iowa Minnesota Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Wisconsin gather to discuss production methods, demonstrations, and a new dairy machinery exhibit. The gathering emphasizes practical training, daily operations, and future market prospects for dairy products nationwide.
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Seaton
Marion
Hukien
Celar Rapids
Ely
Mecca
Joa
Mibnesoth
Nebraaka
Karnaws
Unda
Hilo
Moilean
Acre
Wittle
Imaal
Sears
Markets and receipts from livestock and grain reports
The note lists cattle and hog quotations, receipts for Hogs and Grain markets, with figures for heavy and light hogs, cattle and calf prices, and grain patent prices. It also mentions the American Protective Association convention in Peoria with delegates including women and various religious groups.
Best in the World Halitesnp Town Warps into Memory
A garbled OCR style narrative chronicles a dramatic scene with a town’s efforts, a naval confrontation, and a legendary effort by a notable figure. It mentions a Taavish event, a powerful charge, and a resilient river valley, depicting a grand struggle and the town’s determined response.
Lone Star State congressional proceedings exhibit
A verbose report on the Lone Star convention in Dallas, detailing delegates, speeches, and aims for Texas independence, with references to Mexican history, the 1845 state admission to the Union, and calls for patriotism. Names such as Stephen F. Austin and various Texas figures appear amid broader notes on the national legislative agenda.
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Wil
de Leary
Ernie Cal Oy
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White
TMAH
Pepremuni
Tegbeler
Fonowitk
Kranuty Ko
Guy
Kiyan
Quinting
Philip Syn Ko
Dalink
Calvmaton
Lila Cley
Sydney
Hitory
TorMeNy
Dallas
Union
LaaSule
Spain
Moxley
Mexico
Spats
Muxica
Baia An
Texas
Haltee
Clece
Stephen FE. Austin
Wandering Willies Rally Tramp Question In Wisconsin
The American Antitramp society meeting in Fond du Lac with Justice officials citing reduced fees triggers lodging expulsions for Wandering Willies. The gathering aims to push Wisconsin-wide measures to curb nomadic charity reliance while urging legislature action. A Wolf trap incident near Pioneer, Wisconsin, traps a farmer’s wife for a night, suffering pain but surviving. Pension grants across several states list multiple beneficiaries and widows. A New Haven factory issue reports 8,000,000 cigarette boxes ordered for a large box maker.
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Wisconsin
Fon du Lac
Wik
Ray
W. D. Cornell
D. B. Worthingdton
Fond du Lacha
Willes
The Vacuum Tube Is His Legacy
William Crookes and his wave of discoveries in photography and molecular physics are traced from his London birth in 1832 to early research at Royal College of Chemistry, noting his role in sodium and gold extraction, early electric lighting, and a 1880s French prize for radiant matter studies, with emphasis on perseverance and method.
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William Crooker
Toentren
Crookes
Willian Crookes
Yumouy
London
Royal College of Chemistry
Pp Hoffman
Kennington Park Gardens
French Academy of Wiences
Golely
Kenia
Patna
Enius
Jefferson
Chamberlain
S. Ls
Dirks Brothers
Dickatown
Here
Abe
Chicago
Washingtons Birthday Observed With Parades and Addresses
Holiday at the capital features parades and anniversary celebrations honoring Washington. Daughters of the American Revolution, speakers from Maine and Connecticut, and a range of ceremonies fill the day with patriotic pageantry and readings of Washingtons farewell address.
Prominent Ohioan Michael Harter in Crisis After Shooting
A prominent Ohio financier and former congressman Michael Harter is reported in crisis after a shooting at the home of school superintendent Knapp near Philadelphia. Harter, a Mansfield native turned Philadelphia resident, had extensive business ties in Mansfield Fontovin and other cities and appeared at a Prohibition church gathering the night before. A revolver was found near him. motive remains unclear as friends note no clear reason for the act.
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Michael
Hare
Entoring O
Jtom
Howe
Superinmidene
Kimi Gah Shale Company
Ted
Mil Harter
Mulfierlus
Rom Tyson
Weveral Joy
Lerday
M Weyera Palu
Knapp
Leroy
Nye Celebrated Hianorint Dead in Asheville
Obituary notes the death of Edgar W. Nye known as TI Nye at his home following a long illness. Honorary ceremonies planned in Laramie and Cheyenne with residents musing on Nye’s reputation and a moving drape at the old Beaumn- King office.
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Hianorint
Asheville
N.C
W. Nye
Laramie
Cheyenne
Baseball Managers Meet to Arrange Kehedale and Rules
New York November meeting of National Board of Baseball Managers will discuss the schedule and lingering issues from the last conference. Topics include selection timing, player deposits, and contract procedures, with ex-Captain John Ward and Andrew Frehmalt amid disputes.
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National Board
Ty York
New York
Het
Wade Ball
Aera
WitaAvenue
Wade
Interwater
Oualnesnay
John MM. Ward
Andrew Firemalt
Joh Freeman
Detroit
Toronto
Nick Young
Booths Resign as Salvation Army Leaders in New York
New York officials report Commander and Mrs. Booth, heads of the American Salvation Army, have resigned and declined a foreign appointment. They gave up command at midnight Thursday amid denounced relations with the London International Headquarters and a push to transfer leadership and property to the international commission in this country.
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New York
Badlingon Hooth
Maud Bullington Booth
Balvation Army
Salvation Army
Te United Blutes
Coss Rmader Herbert Booth
London
Booth
Unlucky No 13 Asphyxiation Tragedy Hits Baltimore Street
Seven people asphyxiated and one fatally injured in a residence blaze at 106 Charles Street, the Armiger home. Victims include Jamon A. Armiger, 5, Marian Riley, 20, Marian Champlin, 20, and James Champlin, 3. Several others injured, including Alice Williams with a skull fracture and William B. Riley burned. Firefighters battled smoke and flames as residents jumped from windows.
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Baltimore
Mil
Poole
Jaren St. Armigar
Charles Street
Jamon A. Armiger
Wm. B. Riley
Hin
Lew
Richard Riles
W. A. Wey
Wwe
Marian Riley
W. J Gey
Marian Champlin
James I. Armiger
James Champlin
Horace B. Mantel
New York
Alice Williams
William B
Isley
Mia
James Armiger
Bleavor Armige
Virginia Arimiger
Nakio
Hin Whiting
Will
Quigg Reception Draws National Figures In New York
An annual reception for former Mayor L. G. Quigg in New York attracts prominent national and local figures. Attendees include Thomas H. Carter, Benjamin Odell, Robert G. Cousins, Lodge, Chandler, Tumilton, William Plimley, J. R. Sheffield, C. E. La Grange, Alderman Olcott, Senator Page, and Assemblyman Wiman. Magistrate Brian comments on dispelling a public property misconception as he handles a case involving Joan Brennan for $300.
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Congress
New York
L. G. Quigg
Thomas H. Carter
Chaiiman
Republican Hanunal Committee
Benjamin Odell
Robert G. Cousins
Lodge
Chandler
Thomas Tumilton
William Plimley
J. R. Sheffield
C. E. la Grange
Alderman Olcott
Page
Wiinan
Jaetine
Ueboreux
Brian
Joan Brennan
Fulton Street
New Yorke
Tria
Educators debate ideal elementary schooling approaches
A panel of educators including Jecheonvide Flu, Prof Arnold Tompking, and Superintendent Bodhi discussed what children should learn in elementary education. They were joined by district and university leaders from several states who offered views on curriculum, instruction, and teacher preparation for future students.
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Tacksonville
iMelr
Gropsyy
Diana
Mies
Duis
Clevulaya
Arnold Tompking
University of
Timois
Bodhi
Peat Torok Bwat
Selana Univereley
Jaen H. Nake
Colorady Onlveralts
Buperinuwoilere Cooper
Galveston
New York
Monument Work For Grant Tomb In Progress
New York report outlines construction on the Grant monument in Riversidy with a dedication planned for next April. Granite blocks and marble lining proceed, funds cited as sufficient to cover anticipated costs and avoid debt.
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Hound
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Maren
Hearst
Albany
Jondijuc
Camelot
Hritinh
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Caggary
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O. Trom
Holmes County
Ohi
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Trent
Mika Nellie G. Robinson
Chincinnati
Athcrete Court of
Ohio
Supreme Court
Congregational Association of New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Ti Wu
Napoleon
Louisiana Purchase
England
Wayne
Uitte
Aliceton
Jefferson County
Wis
Joe
Bilsworth
Alliance
James
Green
Joliet
Tillnots
Kansas City
Thear Tera
Theodore Thomas
Brooklyn Symphony Society
New York Academy of Mumic
Roshealve
New Orleans
Frau Emilie Kempin
Inns
Beritn
Lonable
New York City
Indiana
Warsaw
Ind
Minot J. Savage
Britten and Foreign Association
Auntih
Thasmaud
Prince Edward of
York
Livingston
Geo To
Venezuele
Caracas
Tudiaca Baptists
Mitchell
Abo Street
Katie
Robert Molride
Mall
Jokh D. Lawler
Blows City
Pon Mr. McBride
Wat
Marnani
Gonghessional ‘Proceedings
Vewa
Palyew
Sear Nem
South Omaha
Soil
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Unicage
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Hoge
Marhaeatsbay
Best
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Tomlan
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Timothy
Minnea
Wilrat
Jonine
Tiger
Ture
Gitar
Tye
Aarthiern
American Protective Association
Peoria
Revkion
John EB. Rowell
Severa
Givines
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Pennsylvania
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McCall
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Committee On Military Affaire
Military Academy
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Californi
Chamber of Commerce of
San Francisco
Japan
Mynaan
Fem
Alabama
Mog
Rui
Wcroldiegs
Heligeritin
Cimeron
Bennaylvanya
Anti-Tramp Society
Fort Dodon
Pioneer
Tarmer
Pensona
William H. Foster
Bliver City
Chariew Hassett
Marshalltown
Caleb Wickersham
West Branch
John Grimem
Dillon
William J. Lough
Bloomfield
Dennin W. Preston
Monson
Jeremy—Roger O'Connor
da ‘Witt
Sarah Blackman
Dow City
Ella
Carpenter
Dea Moinew
Watt’ Aarons
Glidden
Ann Shek
Eagle Grova
Johanna Hows
Ayr
Mary Jane Bronnon
Towa City
South Dakota
John Hall
Hot Springs
Nebraska
Frederick Jel. Button
Denton P. Keaks
Beverly
Priscilla Jamerson
North Plat
New Haven
Conn
Bowen
Nadelitte
Rev
I W. Geiger
City of
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Maine
Daughters OF
Te America
Ulie opeaRion
Job W. Foster
Reneal
Tu Winghye
Bled
Hawley
Connecticut
Ae Mos
Lundon
Harter
Alberty
Jeno i
Nye
Canton
Dustion Wit
Ayalia C. Walte
Walt
Rhode Island Avenue
Christopher L. Willey
Walon
Pavlt Lirant
la Flaxerte
Chaavir
Dr. McClellana
Stone
Keb
Tower Ancrake
Johi Nevtta
Keawuana
Henry J. Kellngy
Greely
Rye -Seuie
Leander Booth
Clearfield
Joh W. Crow
Anamosa
Oiriginal Widawa
Bic
Alice Phillips
Grand River
Jah W. Walker
Both Dakota
Reisselaer Barrowy
Tiawvieh
James Andrews
Miller
Nebraskis
Jecemiah Low
Madison
Increaga
Joneon Beng
Jucolp
Relsse
Bayd
Cow
Onceole
Ier
Quigg
Tadinndyaé
Til
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Oman
Newslon Lintay
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Gus
Djrest
Epferveen
Pamxenion Association
Willy Hay
Dhe
Tyke Hay
Hurtels
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Knights of Pythian
Loiret
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Fred Whewton
Minneipollé
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Fey Daye
M le Hull
maKona Wit
Brouke
North Jay
Association
American Paper Manufacturers
Strong
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St. Louis
Mound City
Cycling Board of ‘Trade
Chibi
Manadeitt
Thin City
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Loud
Graham
Tayisto Chicago
Wichard G. Morse
International Committee
Gillen Eavar
Colin Roufwaly
Iat
Yukon
Alaska
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