Free Homes Bill Passes House After Long Debate
Washington May 4 The house passed the free homes bill pending for years. Galusha Grow, former speaker, spoke in its favor noting he helped pass the original homestead act 48 years ago. The session also tackled the sundry civil appropriation bill and provisions restoring pneumatic mail service for eight hours for carriers while expanding coverage and payments to Indian land settlements. Senate actions included postponing a Montana senator election challenge and advancing army and private pension measures.
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Dewey Arrives in Memphis Amid Enthusiastic Reception
Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Dewey arrived in Memphis by special train to a city-wide greeting. Crowds at stations along the route cheered as the hero of Manila was escorted to the Balmoral hotel in a horse-drawn landau. A Confederate veteran company appeared to salute the distinguished guests.
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Garcia a Captive in Philippine Campaign
Manila May 7 Gen Pantelon Garcia top insurgent officer except Aguinaldo was captured Sunday by Lieut BE Smith of Gen Funstons staff in Jaen three miles northeast of San Isidro Nueva Ecija. Garcia led guerilla ops and endured pursuit as Americans captured messengers and towns. Funston in Manila seeks surrender of Calvin Ford forces numbering several thousand.
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Current Events Skip through a jumble of global notes
Paged items report tours by Mexican pupils, price hikes in New York, railroad losses in Colorado, and celebrations in Mexico over a political defeat. Reports discuss naval libraries, price trusts in London laundries, land deals, and political conventions. War talk, trade, and legal cases unfold with mixed outcomes and varying delays across nations.
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Culberson Former U S Congressman Dies at 12
Tex May 7 ex congressman Culberson father of United States Senator Charles A Culberson of Texas died this morning after grippe illness. He served several terms as a Democrat in the House and was a longtime chairman of the judiciary committee, regarded as a leading constitutional lawyer.
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White or Not White A Census Question List
A historical note outlines questions used by census takers, stressing race, residence, relation to head, personal details, birthplace, parents, naturalization, occupation, employment months, literacy, education, and home ownership. It emphasizes honesty, noting Uncle Sam behind the inquiry and urging frankness.
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Man With a Mission Faces Hard Choice in Probate Court
Helger Nelson, a self described man on a gospel mission from Broken Bow Montana, argued for the Battle Creek Tabernacle pulpit. Judges offered two options Kalamazoo asylum or return to Montana. Nelson refused both, asserting his divine vision despite legal concerns.
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Overflow Decline Tied to Artesian Water Source
Report notes water flow drop from Spruce street overflow pipes and artesian well, suggesting sewer activity may be responsible. City water supply remains ample but waste capacity reduced as pipes show less drainage. Watch for sewer trench clog affecting water redirection back into ground.
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Water Rushing From Sewers Delivers Fresh Flow to Kalamazoo River
A visit to the Spruce street sewer mouth reveals a six inch deep stream of cold clear water pouring from a 21 inch pipe into the Kalamazoo River near shore. The Mulberry street line also yields a large water flow. Noise of rushing water is heard 15 to 16 feet underground near the Michigan Central tracks.
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Chicago ties over patent suit battles for blood medicine
Millionaire Chicago physician Peter Fahrney alleges Henry Benner infringes his blood medicine patent and formula. A detective has sought evidence for six weeks and United States Marshal Hayden plans to serve notice of a federal suit in Detroit. Benner vows to defend his rights and <omitted> back down.
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No Arrests Expected in Abortion Case Says Prosecutor
Prosecutor Hatch indicated arrests are unlikely in the abortion case noted yesterday. Sheriff Williams, returning from county’s western end, reported the mother and the attending doctor testified the woman said she performed the operation herself. Conviction seems unlikely despite strong suspicion the girl lied to shield someone else. Location of the incident not disclosed.
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Seymour in Town Contractor Predicts 100 Miles This Summer
Seymour, contractor for the GC M and N railroad, visited Seymour from Hudson and told a News representative that 100 miles of the line will surely be built this summer. He will return on the 6th to begin work, but offered no further details. Only a handful of iron shipped last fall remains on the ground, and a new loss will have to be purchased.
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Nonresident Marion Benedict Ordered to Appear in Calhoun Chancery
The Calhoun County Circuit Court in Marshall orders Marion Benedict, a nonresident residing in Chicago, to appear within four months and file an answer to the complaint. If he fails, the bill may be confessed. Notice must be published weekly for six weeks in Tim MANEMALT News or served personally at least twenty days before appearance.
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