Senator Tillman and Aldrich clash over Cortelyou reply to Panama bonds
In the Senate a caustic exchange unfolds after Senator Tillman faults Secretary Cortelyou for delay in answering a resolution on the Panama canal bond issue. Senator Aldrich defends Cortelyou, reading his letter explaining the scope and pace of the Treasury response and the need to dispose of matters with full clarity.
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United States Senate
Aldrich
Rotary Cortelyon
Senate
Tilman
Cortelyou
L Weill
Dave
Department
Worme
Senate debate on Treasury report delays and Corcoran inquiry
The Senate Finance Committee clashed over whether Secretary Cortelyou had sent a report on certificates and holdings. Senators pressed for speedy disclosure, citing ongoing financial oversight while Tilman and Aldrich urged completion of a clear answer, with a lengthy exchange ending after more than two hours as the chamber adjourned.
Analystic fragment preserves murder at Kraano-Urtinyk in 19th century context
Report describes a murder at Kraano-Urtinyk involving Mile Tigoziniriikova’s brother and General Maxhnotaky’s prison department in Ureintarion. It notes motives tied to a rejected marriage arrangement and a subsequent public reception in St. Petersburg.
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Kraano-Urtinyk
Keee
Syleidof
Tocal Zaamiat Vo
Mile
Tigoziniriikova
Maxhnotaky
Hie Department OF
Valley of
Ureintarion
Mus der Wit
M. Sylridotl
Eve Theohlf
Waovinnikova
Itigevinnikova
Comservatony
Mudie
Hepsee
Max Moltsky
St. Petersburg
Amd
Bullebs
Fragmentary OCR Note Reveals Vague Riverside Incident
Bleary OCR text describes a disrupted event with references to a building collapse context. Mentions Cresta Th and Grand Pacifie in fragmented form. No clear names, dates, or locations are decipherable, leaving an unclear incident summary with extensive garbled phrasing.
Dreams and Ghosts In a 19th Century Seminar
A fragmentary discussion by Prof Moritz Baer of Horlih University explores dream life and the mind’s door to another world. It cites Moritz Maer of Berlin on dreams as hostlike, ghosts as feared, and the limits of scientific belief versus spiritual claims.
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Moritz Maer
Phychoophysfer Fk
University of Berlin
Joris Counons
Tenese Chen
Pau
Hans
Ghostly realms and waking dreams in Professor Taed’s theology
The text debates afterlife and the land beyond waking, describing fear and wonder about a shadowy realm. It questions whether the dead inhabit a separate country of memory and whether living minds access this hidden world through dreams and recollection, citing Professor Taed.
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Rhone
Smith
Officer Clyde Shot in Sumter County Ambush
An escaped convict Moses Moxes shot Policeman Clyde of Sutter and killed him after Clyde and Nunnamaker tried to capture him near Howards Sumter county. Moses fled from prison two months ago and a $100 reward remains for his capture as the city mourns the fallen officer.
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Clyde
Sutter
Toney Moxes
Howards
Sumter County
Moses
Sumter Chaingans
Glyde
Nannanmker
Nhu
Nunnamaker
Moxex
Mr. Clyde
Nuanamaker
Heather
Mio
Marlon Dor
Ollie
Sinter
Rand Hugh
Joly
Ploerd
York
Georgia farmer seeks clairvoyant gold clue after barn blaze
A Georgia farmer from Russell County, Colimbus, hires a Columbus clairvoyant to locate gold after a barn fire. He paid 45 dollars with the promise of a ten day reveal, but the clairvoyant fled before delivering information.
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Uussel County
Phim
Colimmisus
Sheaghter
Tragic village attack during festival near Monastir and Draxosh
A violent raid at dawn on a village festival near Monastir and Draxosh left women and children among the dead and burned properties. A Creek band reportedly swooped from the hills driving residents from homes and setting buildings ablaze, with casualties numbered in the hundreds.
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Dewih
Bank Your Money Warns Against Quick Savings
The Newberry Olwenver advises readers to prioritize saving with a bank and avoid risky short term schemes. It cautions against spending all money on immediate needs and emphasizes disciplined deposits, loans only for convenience, and not keeping money idle outside a secure bank.
Fragmentary note on digital shift and nocturnal visions
A stray fragment discusses the digital shift and the appeal of a nocturnal vision. It muses on recognizing the shift and observing the subject from a distance, lamenting the impossibility to travel and study it directly.
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Lela
Cotton Ginnings Report Shows Decline From Prior Year
The census bureau reports U S cotton ginned from 1907 to January 16 totaled 10,357,607 bales, down from 1908 figures in many states with round bales counted as half. State by state ginning totals are listed, including Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas, Mississippi, and Tennessee.
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Mhureday Fee
United States
Bates
States
Worida
Georgia
South Carolin
Aviansie
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Garotina
Tennessee
Ninneries
Texis
Bate Ninneri Virgin
TOL Etn Neres
Bull Rides Woman Then Tosses Relative Into Trees
Miss Polhemus climbed a small iyreh when the bull shook free and bolted. The animal carried her a quarter mile before stumbling, while Bliss Cavanangsh was tossed into branches. Parmer Cavanish found Jesse hanging from a limb as nieces cried. Miss Polhemus sustained injuries and will stay in bed several days.
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Mies Polhemus
Mis Polhomus
Mises Polhomin
Bliss Cavanangsh
Parmer Cavanish
Jesse
Misa Cavanaugh
Woman acquitted under unwritten law in El Paso killing case
In a controversial verdict, Mary Adloff is freed on an unwritten law plea after admitting she killed Robert J. Schram in his room following his refusal to marry her. The jury rejected murder charges, citing temporary insanity and the promise of marriage as motive, with the courtroom echoing God blesssociety.
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Walter
Uwe
BO LO
Gus Uinder
Iit
Ulin
EL Paso
Tosae
Robert J. Schram
Din Down
Mare
Mradley
Wallington
Mary Adloff
Kiting Sehram
Burt
Woman Captures Burglary Suspect in Waterbury
Mrs Lizzie Wolff a full time worker at Ad ran I Waite superintendent of the Livouinie Scoville Works held a revolver and after a wake call used an electric switch to disable an intruder in her Waterbury apartment Friday The burglar identified as Arthur Rosenthal a Reston erooh with a prior record was found ransacking her chamber Prison records show Rosenthal was sentenced for burglary in Conn cord March 28 1906 and had a criminal history.
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Watirhiy
Conn
Lizate Wolff
Adran I. Waite
Llvouinie Scoville Company
Ty Hon
Tlgealpont Wriday
Arthur Rosenthal
Reston
Cone Cord
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le Seemy
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Aloy
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Mr. Pillman
Addi
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Edwards
Tinian Sonor Gallinner
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Chy
Chloe
Baer
Horlih University
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Marth
Tomliy
Seth Tiny
Dante
Athens
Nenbon
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Holf
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Sumter
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