Lentz Attacks Administration Stir in House
Washington February 21 The House passed the sundry civil appropriation bill and began the general deficiency bill. Ohio Democrat Lentz sparked a sensational clash charging corruption tied to an election and desertion in the Philippines drawing rebuke from Cannon and others. A later note: Senate activity on post office funds and naval academy hazing amendment, plus inauguration parade plans with a naval display on the Potomac. A separate item reports a bank robbery at Fosher Illinois with $1620 stolen but recovered after a pursuit.
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Senate actions and state news from Springfield to New York
Springfield Senate action exempts cattle from meters and advances veterinary surgery bills. Savile moves a constitutional amendment for direct senate election by the people. a county judiciary reform measure appears. a proposed punishment for wife beaters is debated. a joint adjournment for Washington’s Birthday is approved. New York passes single head police bill over mayoral veto. Albany reports canal freight potential. Plaquemine sawmill fire in Louisiana causes heavy losses and job losses.
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Jores Fen Post Item From Redace Daily News
A brief item from Redace Daily News notes Jores Fen as a featured post. The short notice highlights the position and its relevance within the publication’s political or civic coverage.
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Kitchener's Baggage Train Derailed Near Pretoria
Dispatch from Pretoria reports a Boer derailment near Julbosch while a train carrying Gen. Kitchener’s baggage was attacked. An armored escort train drove off Boers. two killed and several wounded in the chaos. Authorities debate safe redeployment while the war plans unfold.
New goods arriving daily at ctogery store
Reading shows a local shop promising fresh merchandise with new arrivals daily. The note emphasizes steady restocking and variety to attract shoppers heading into the week.
Five sentenced to death in Georgia killer case
In Sylvania Georgia on February 21 five men Arnold Augustus Andrew Davis Richard Sanders William Hudson and Sam Caldwin were convicted of murder in the Vilhaire erringtia and Milton Mairs whites’ killing. They belonged to Knights of the Archer and were accused of vowing vengeance against whites.
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Sylvania
Arnold Augustus
Andrew Davis
Richard Sanders
William Hudson
Sam Caldwin
Vilhaere Erringtia
Milton Mairs
Asere
Knights of the Archer
Bey
Trials and protests in Topeka as Nation case stalls
In Topeka Kansas February 21 Mrs Nation’s lawyers move to quash the indictment claiming nuisance abates. Judge Dale rules the issue is whether windows were broken. Nation remains jailed refusing bond, while crusaders face further hearings and possible changes of venue. Widening legal actions follow as sensational testimony and warrants surge.
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Tn Sth
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Nation
J.V. Moore
Kansas City
Jury Reaches Verdict In Minnesota Manslaughter Case
Minneapolis December verdict finds Frank L. Hamilton guilty of manslaughter in the first degree with mercy recommendation after 40 hours of deliberation. Penalty ranges from five to 20 years hard labor. Also reported are a fatal drug store fire in Stringtown and arson arrests, an Oklahoma saloon disturbance, and John P. Squire & Co forming a large pork packing enterprise in Trenton with Boston ties.
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Tyler County
John Clendennving
Big Park Packing Enterprise
Trenton
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Boston
John P. Squire
Dogs Need Dentists Too This London Vet Cares for Canine Teeth
A historical piece argues dogs have teeth and can suffer toothache, describing a London dentist who treats canines with gold fillings and extractions. It notes dogs may bite during procedures, yet the dentist shrugs off wounds with vinegar and salt, preferring practical care over cauterizing.
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King Charles Epaniel
Rabbit shot boy hunter in Parkersburg
In Parkersburg West Virginia Peter Frees and Louis Reich hunted rabbits. A loaded gun fired when a rabbit fled a burrow wounding a 14 year old boy in the leg. The rabbit escaped as the boy was treated and the family returned home to learn Mrs Frees had just given birth to another son. The notice ends with an advertisement for Fred Zanger’s dress goods.
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Parkersburg
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Lisson
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Chris Reich
Brony
Reich
Dunayvy
Rees
Diplomatic upheaval on China crisis and executions debated
London reports a compromise on Chinese punishments with princes and generals to life imprisonment while others face strangulation or beheading. In Washington, the state department withholds new action, awaiting Berlin’s rationale on Waldersee’s expedition orders amid broader powers’ diplomacy.
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Prince Chwang
Yu Hsien
Chao Shu Chizo
Ying Nien
Chi- Hsin
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Count von Waldersee
China
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