News of the World Briefs and Obituaries Across Cities
A jagged, error ridden recap reports fires in Pennsylvania, crimes from Oregon to Chicago, political shifts, criminal sentences, and a flood of obituaries. The items name John James Priorson, Ralph Metcalf as a bank receiver, and Francis Wolf among others, with mentions of Cleveland immigration policy, South Dakota harsh weather, and assorted local incidents, arrests, and losses.
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Hare
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Mars
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Canada
A. H. Reeves
Amd
Knoxville
Tenn
Abroad News From Europe and Beyond
A wide array of reports from Crate to London covers a brewing international dispute, notable deaths, diplomacy, currency talk, and political shifts. The piece notes Glemarck’s death in Switzerland, Roosevelts of arbitration, jaunts to Washington, and shifts in French sugar policy, with mentions of British loans and clergy appointments.
Watson on William Joe Bryan and Turner Estate Probate
Tom Watson criticizes William Jennings Bryan for lacking creative power beyond endurance in extemporaneous speeches. The will of Thomas T Turner late of Normandy Missouri has been probated with an estate valued around 15 million dollars. Beneficiaries include Harriet Turner of Washington DC and several Turner relatives across St Louis and St Louis County Missouri.
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William Joenings Bryan
Thomas T. Turner
Normandy
St. Leuie County
Harriet F. Turner
Washington
Mortreal Fdith B. ‘Turner
St. Teale County
Walter Turner
Weehington
Senate approves treaty ratification on a mostly party line vote
Washington reports the foreign relations committee backed the ratification of the treaty with minor verbal amendments. The King Oscar clause was altered to leave selection to the two powers with an umpire as needed. An additional amendment barred compulsory arbitration on foreign or domestic policy without special agreement. The vote split along party lines with Gray of Delaware dissenting on the King Oscar provision. The Alaska boundary issue was excluded from arbitration. Debates to follow in executive session are anticipated.
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Daniel
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Senate seating disputes and pension bills dominate Feb session
The senate faced a tense day over Swanson's disputed seat with a decisive viva voce vote confirming his title after a minority failed to rally. Bills advanced include pensions for widows of generals and several veterans, with debate on the Nicaragua canal bill and continued scrutiny of Kenney’s Delaware seat amid ongoing Dupont concerns.
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É “Dill
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Chandler
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Keentney
Dupont
Dave Hyen
Spon
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Garreit Mehard Jaw
B. N
Sy Parker
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Erastus B. Tyler
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Frances P. Trumbell
Matthew M. ‘Trumbell
Ninth Iowa Cavalry
George 71. Stoneman
Hans Joanson
Mary E. Ely
Ely
Michigan
Elizabethl. Larrabee
C.H. Larrabee
Wisconsin
Mary O. H. Stoneman
Sirx¢man
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JF. L. Dodge
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Car. J. Scott Payne
Hth U. S. Cavalry
Rumford Falls Priest Delivers Long Sermon In Cold Church
A troubled wedding tale aside, Rev Father Horan announced the new church would open on Gundevy day. On a bitterly cold day he preached a lengthy sermon causing the congregation to chitter as he urged donations to plaster walls and install a furnace.
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Rumford Falls
Gundevy
Roentgen Ray Skin Injury Reported in Teen Patient
A Dentache Medieinisch Woehen article describes an 18 year old exposed naked for forty five minutes to a powerful X ray device for portraiture. A fortnight later a circular red spot appeared near the abdomen and progressed to itching blisters, spreading across the abdomen over six weeks. The skin then peeled and later returned to normal, mirroring a severe radiation burn case.
Wisconsin Senate and Assembly Debate Broad Reform
Wisconsin lawmakers debate a wide array of measures. Proposals seek cigarette prohibition in the state, prison labor rules, anti trust actions, voting rights for aliens, women’s suffrage in religious societies, and early constitutional amendments. Other bills address police powers, library funding, education, taxation, and state boards.
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Poynette
Eatox
Milwaukee
Mr. Reinnoldt
Mr. Tucker
Mir Harvey
Mir Wheeler
United States
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Senate Protest Over Beating Bounty Stamp Bill
Madison February 4 Senator McMullen protested a bounty on beat anger as bills were introduced. Senator Welton offered a measure authorizing cities to acquire property outside corporate limits for park purposes.
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Senate
McMullen
Welton
Ontario theft penalties skewed against individuals
A Toronto paper laments that provincial law punishes theft from individuals harshly while corrupt city officials escape with light sentences. Edmund Harggy, Toronto treasurer, misappropriated thousands over years and received three months in jail, contrasted with a blacksmith shop thief who stole £200 worth of tools and got three years.
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Ontario
Edmund Harggy
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