Secretaries Reply Delayed As Senate Presses Panama Bond Issue
Senator Tillman attacks Secretary Cortelyou for delayed response to a resolution on the Panama canal bond issue. Aldrich defends Cortelyou, notes miscommunications, and asserts the secretary will submit a full answer soon, amid parliamentary banter and references to currency allotments and bids.
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Senate Seeks Treasury Report On Bonds And Laws
The senate pressed for a frank report from Secretary Cortelyou on bonds and certificates tied to the telegraph Interstate Commerce Law. Milman and Tiiyan criticized delays while Aldrich pressed for explicit answers to all questions. The session extended over two hours as it considered criminal law provisions before adjourning.
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Sed aid to hes case in Krawno Urhivak murder
In Krawno Urhivak Rusait Syteb district president of the local Zunat vo name, Wath, shot by Milo Riyoxinnickova’s brother. The incident, linked to Generi Maxhnomaky, occurred October US. The killer allegedly confronted Mile Rage Alnoikova during her beds, fired seven shots, and fled.
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Fire devastates building and hotel adjoining in city
A large fire swept a building and the adjacent hotel in a crowded district. Fire crews fought the blaze as flames raced up the metal framed structures, forcing evacuations and damaging nearby properties including the Grand Pacific. No injuries are listed.
Dreams and Ghosts in a Sleep Study Spotlight
A piece discusses Professor Moritz Baer of Borla University describing dreams as journeys to an afterlife region. He argues death does not communicate with the living except in dreams, notes public skepticism of spiritualism, and questions why modern enlightenment rejects such notions yet accepts dream experiences.
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Ghosts and the wandering mind in a dream country
A reflective monologue on traveling through a country of shadows within the mind. It explores whether dreams reveal a hidden realm inhabited by the deceased and how waking memories blend with subconscious guides in a journey across unknown landscapes.
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Officer Clyde Shot and Killed Near Hosford Sumter County
Policeman W. A. Clyde of Sumter was shot to death about midnight Monday while attempting to capture escaped convict Toney Moses near Hosford, Sumter County. Moses had escaped from the Sumter jail two months earlier and resisted with a shotgun blast that mortally wounded Clyde. Sheriff’s officers pursued Moses with a $100 reward yet to be collected as investigations continue.
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Farmer Seeks Hidden Gold Told by Clairvoyant
A Georgia county farmer hired a Columbus clairvoyant for 46 dollars to locate buried gold on his land. The mind reader promised a ten day wait and to reveal the exact site, but when the period ended no information was given. The farmer seeks resolution.
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Tragic massacre near Monastir shocks Dragosh village
A Bulgarian dispatch reports a brutal attack during a festival at Dragosh near Monastir in Macedonia. Greek assailants swarmed the village driving residents into homes and burning them alive, killing 25 to 45 people including women and children.
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Bank Your Money Advice From The Newberry Observer
Guide urges saving money and depositing it, warning against keeping cash at home. Mentions common-sense finance tips and the idea of earning interest by using a bank. Includes scattered, unclear phrases about money handling and prudence.
Disturbing nocturnal study prompts intriguing questions
A reflective note on observing a nocturnal creature and its appeal as a research subject. The text considers distasteful aspects of the scene, yet highlights the scientific curiosity and ethical boundaries involved in studying such behavior.
Cotton production falls from last year in United States report
A state and national cotton report shows U S cotton ginned from growth of 907 bales to January 16 totaling 10 997 607 against 12 176 199 a year earlier and 989 624 bales in 1908 Round bales numbered 27 070 counties and state breakdowns include Florida 27 421 Georgia 40 South Carolina 12 240 and Oklahoma 779 650 bales Details list gin strokes by state with several numeric totals and percentages The report ends with an incident note about two young women frightened by an angry bull
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New Mexico
North Carolina
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Oklahoma
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Virginia
Girl Injured As Tree Falls During Pasture Work
In a Jacksonville Miss Pollomus Polhemus fell from a tree after a gust caused branches to shake loose. She landed on the back of a man and was dragged a short distance before stumbling. Neighbors helped, and Miss Polhemus suffered bruises and will stay in bed several days.
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Unwritten Law Cases Spark Verdicts Across States
Reported sensational trials cite unwritten law as reason for acquittal in El Paso and Washington. In Texas a man shot after refusing a pursuit of revenge. in Colorado a woman testifies of betrayal and murder-for-hire claims. Jury absolved both defendants.
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Woman Foils Burglary After Husband Arrest
Frail wife of Ad chin Wolfe, superintendent in Heoville, startled burglar Artie Resentind as he ransacked her apartment on Ridge Street. She grabbed a red purse and alerted authorities. Resentind, a Roatow crook with a 1906 burglary sentence, was reportedly confronted during a supper hour alert.
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