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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
5
In a fiery Senate session on July 3, Underwood sharply denounces Mulhall accusing him of distributing papers to Congressmen. Mulhall defends himself saying he provided papers to Congress, while the room absorbs allegations and responses in a tense political clash.
Fragmentary report notes a faction seeking reform in a stalled session. It references a debate over fiscal policy and committee leadership. Expressions of concern surface about timeline, party cohesion, and potential votes to move the measure forward.
Anomalous reports from eastern papers claimed exemptions from prosecution for profit sharing in white slave traffic. the matter is denied by the Attorney General Meneytiuh. A Brooksburg area farm details and sale prospects appear in a local notice.
In July in Chicago an address by Mrs. Marshall condemns factions and mockery of women’s suffrage. She argues women face hostility from cabarets and reform critics while urging voters to support the suffrage movement and national reform.
President Wilson seeks official inquiry into the shooting of inspector Dixon in Mexico City. Huerta reportedly ordered a formal investigation and promised to secure the release of U S citizens McDonald and Pepaaietla under death sentence, amid vows to punish federal officers involved.
A New York subway laborer named Gasparina, mocked by supervisor Hammerstein, is urged to join the opera chorus after a public singing moment. He performs scenes from Verdi and other operas while brick dust stains his throat and the crowd cheers for his exit.
Jewelry valued at 75000 owned by Mrs. Charles Rumeecy, daughter of the late BoE Harriman, reportedly vanished from a bureau drawer at her Narragansett Pier home. Detectives are investigating the mysterious disappearance.
The Central and South American Telegraph Co. reported no catastrophe in Lima Peru despite rumors. Wires south of Lima remain interrupted signaling ongoing communications disruption.
In a July 28 bulletin President selects Professor Charles Marvin of Ohio as head of the Weather Bureau succeeding the dismissed William Moore. Marvin spent a quarter century in the bureau's instrument division. New York to drink Catskill water next fall.
A report outlines a plan to harness the Ohta River Falls with representatives Sherley Tatradien and Regiest. It notes delays in the House and touches on proposed pipe work and gates near Teoupsvelle amid local opposition and funding questions.
A woman in Cheahs, Washington, regains sight after a stroke and reports seeing her children as doctors describe a new medical breakthrough. The piece notes a hospital trial and mentions a newly opened water reservoir in Cheahs.
Fragmentary text mentions March and public debate with unclear names and places. It references a protest or discussion involving authorities and community figures, plus scattered terms like Noisy Conger and supreme fietater. The readable content is too damaged to extract clear events or participants.
Charles Come mous, son of an Indiana State Senator, arrived from Madera Mexico after a ten day state trip with refugees. Reports say the embassy not in disguise.
In Steubenville two workers named Jotus and Dhavid Perenner were fatally injured when a cutter oar cut into their team. They collapsed and died while transporting berries, according to local reports.
Yesterday's results show New York and Chicago winning their games while Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn and Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia. American League results include Washington, Louisville, Columbus, Kansas City, Milwaukee, St Paul, and Minnesota with varied scores.
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