After the Riders to Hold Up Canal Treaty for Recognition
Washington notes a Senate session with Tilman and Carmack speaking on race, postoffice bills, and the statehood rider. The committee rewrote appropriations, trimmed capitol and office building costs, and set plans to withdraw statehood riders. A Panama Canal treaty and Philippine currency bill features amid ongoing fiscal debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tae
Comraliica
Ag Newleure
House
Senate
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Ore House
Liluokalaol of
Haywail
Capitol
Wit
Milwaukee
Point Aux Barques
Mich
Racine Reef
Wis
Martin’s Reef
Lake Huron
Isle Aux Porches Range
Spiectto Reef
Middle Island
Saint Mary's River
Hasings
Honors for Americans and The United States Consul
Fragmented OCR text mentions honors for Americans and a United States Consul, with garbled phrases about orders and a colonial context. The readable parts suggest a notice of awards or official recognition by a government office, but the exact event, names, dates, and places are unclear.
Unclear historic victory noted at liberty rally grounds
A fragmented report describes a victory cited for the great republic and leader of pro grand liberty. It mentions the American Nag hoisted at headquarters and at military posts. In the evening a reception led by Gudger was attended by the governor and other high civil and military officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Republic
Progrand Liberty
Shot Through Heart by Accident in Carbondale
A physician from Arkansas, while preparing to return home on February 23, was accidentally shot and killed in Carbondale when a revolver slipped from its holster and struck his heart at a doorway. Local authorities reported the incident as a tragic firearm accident.
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Carbondale
Arkansas
Bloo
Dsr
Rules for the Barber Given by Jersey City Officials
New York Feb 24 Jersey City barber regulations prohibit nail contamination and require immediate hand cleansing after contact with a customer. Barbers must sterilize tools and use towels without dust to prevent germs. Officials claim these rules ensure sanitary shaves and haircuts. better barbers support the new standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey City
La Follette vows to veto any harmony measure on primary
Madison Feb 25 Governor La Follette states he will veto any assembly subterfuge altering the primary election bill. He aims to block a harmony measure reining in primary provisions for state officers, Congress members, and US senators. The stance consolidates support among his followers and underscores reelection on the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
la Follette
Assembly
Senate
G. C. Rogers
Milwaukee
A. L. Kreutzer
Wansell
D. BE. Riordan
Eagie
Congress
United State
United States
Sbeneon
J. ¥. Quarles
Nebraska Anti-Trust Bill Enters Legislature in Lincoln
Lincoln February 24 an auto trust bill representing the wishes of five street associations was introduced in the lower house of the legislature. The main aim is to protect trade and commerce against the unlawful granting of rebates on transportation.
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Lincoln
Neb
Auti Trust
Five Strek Association
Tragedy in Frankfort as 11-year-old kills father and wounds mother and sister
Burl Woods, an 11-year-old farm youth, killed his father and fatally wounded his mother and sister in Frankfort Ind. He then killed himself after telling a neighbor robbers did it and he tried to pursue them. He left toward the city, claiming to form a posse. a bullet ended his life at the barn.
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Frankfort
Ind
Burldhoods
Young Woods
Volcano Breaks Out at Colima In Mexico
Feb 26 reports confirm a violent eruption of the Colima volcano near Ciudad Guzman and Tuxpan in Mexico. The first blast Saturday saw stones hurled and flames skyward, with fears of a larger blast as tremors shook the region and a heavy smoke pall settled over nearby towns with many Americans in the vicinity.
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Mexico City
Colima
Yeslemiay
Tuxpani
Ciudad Guzman
Toxpan
Mardi Gras Ends In Blazing New Orleans Parade
The Carnival in New Orleans closed with a grand parade by the mystic krewe of Gemus. Twenty floats illustrated an epic Hindu poem. The season’s highlight, the Comis ball, featured Miss Alice Roosevelt amid notable guests including Admiral Schley General Wheeler and their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Comis
Alice Roosevelt
Schley
Wheeler
Amon
Health Commissioner Investigates Typhoid Fever in Water Supply
Dr Daniel Lewis state health commissioner arrived in Whaca North Virginia February 25 to probe a typhoid outbreak. He met city and university officials and spoke at a mass meeting, saying contamination of the water supply likely caused the epidemic. One death was reported and several new cases including two Cornell students Clyde A Leavitt of Belhaire Michigan and another unnamed student.
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Whaca
N. Vi
Daniel Lewis
State Commissioner of Health
Cornell
Clyde A. B. Leavitt
Belhaire
Mich
White House Denials On Saloon Sideboard Rumor
Washington notes denial of a story claiming a sideboard for Mrs Hayes from the W G T U was bought by a saloonkeeper and used in a saloon. It states no such sideboard was presented to Mrs Hayes or any woman or group. It also clarifies portraits of former mistresses were not hung in the central corridor near the president’s private office.
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Washington
Hayes
White House
Pu Jdert
Roosevelt
Ars
Earrings Through Ages Preserve Society Fashion
History notes earrings as one of the oldest ornaments dating to antiquity with early uses as amulets. References include Genesis circa 1732 BC and finds in the Troad, Etruria, and Anglo Saxon England. The Venere de Medici statue shows bored ears, marking enduring cultural practice among varied groups.
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Jacob
Troad
Schliemann
Etruria
Castellani
England
Venous de Medici
Italy
Cornwall
Tatians in New York See Earrings as Protection Against Evil
A fragment notes that many Tatians in New York wear earrings as a protective measure against evil. The line suggests a cultural belief linking body adornment to spiritual safety.
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New York
Fire fumes blamed for Foley deaths at Schwaab plant
Milwaukee February 23 coroner jury found gross negligence by Schwaab Stamp and Sea company owners and employees in failing to warn five men including Chief James Foley of deadly acid fumes at their plant on February 2. The verdict states the five men died from breathing the fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Schwaal Stamp and Sea] Company
James Foley
Schwaab Company
James
May Name Goup t Proposition to Designate Hague Arbitrators
Washington February 23 amid diplomatic chatter a proposal by Gowen to designate the czar as arbiter for The Hague tribunal gathers interest. The announcement notes United States alignment with the court and praise for its founder, with Austria and France weighing formal invitation and potential selection of the court’s personnel.
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Hague
Washington
Heb
Iig
Aumte Cassini
United States
Bowen
Evan
Associated Press
MN Gowen
Jinghe Tribunal
Great Peace Court
Hague Tribunal
Giersone
Battleship Maine Arrives at Newport for North Atlantic Squadron
The United States battleship Maine arrived at Newport yesterday to be coal and provisioned in preparation for joining the North Atlantic Squadron.
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Newport
United States
Maine
Tillman urges door of hope for Black man in South Carolina
Washington report on Senator Tillman denouncing the administrations policy on the leddianula postullice affair. He argues against equal political and social rights for Black citizens, warning that allowing such equality would threaten white supremacy and provoke bloodshed. He ridicules pension for ex-slaves and cautions against stirring false hope that could backfire.
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South Carolina
Washington
Tillman
Ledianula
Levange
Yiman
Arms Being Illegally Imported Into China From United States
Washington reports to state department that Russia seeks cooperation of powers to halt illegal arms imports to China by sea and land. Belgium Germany and Britain named offenders. U.S. import routes cited. Officials acknowledge limited tools without congressional action. Russian envoy calls for urgent, collective measures despite claimed enforcement weaknesses.
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China
United States
Washington
State Department
United State
Wader
Quina
Germany
Great Britain
Host Hires Shepard to Speed Insurance Licenses
Former Register of Deeds Eugene Shepard of Madison joins the Insurance Department to aid during a rush in preparing annual licenses for insurance companies. The extra help aims to keep companies from waiting for their licenses and prevent overtime. Shepard previously served as cowaly clerk at the department.
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Register of Deeds
Zeno MM. Host
Eugene Shepard
Madison
Host
Shepard
Cowaly
Cubans Celebrate Eight Anniversary of Uprising
Havana marked the eighth anniversary of the Baize uprising seen as the start of Cuba’s revolution against Spanish rule. Festivities included carnival season, flags along streets and buildings, flag salutes from fortresses, and newly presented banners hoisted on Merro.
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Havana
Baize
Cuba
Havena
Several Duels Expected in Austrian Chamber Fracas
A disorderly scene in the chamber yesterday led to heated debate after an Interpellation by Signor Montignarerie regarding alleged expulsion of Italian subjects in Austria. The sitting was briefly suspended amid the tumult.
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Signor Montignarerie
Austria
Insurgents Fly to Mountains After Retreat from Montalban
Manila reports insurgent Jadrones abandoned Montalban fifteen miles from the capital and likely fled to the Morong mountains, as government forces chase them into rugged terrain.
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Manila
Pet
Sam Miguel
Jadrones
Montalbank
Morong Mountains
Prominent Oregon Senator C W Putton and Berlin Dancer
C W Putton the new Oregon senator was born in Ohio on August 17 18K% later moved to Iowa with his parents studied law and was admitted to the bar He later went to Oregon in 1875 taught school then resided in Astoria elected to the state senate four times serving as president in 1892 He was active at state conventions since 1886 Idaho Duncan the American poetess of dance toured France Austria and Berlin performing readings with movements in Munich tickets priced at 75 cents and 2 50 newspapers note praise from German artists She travels in Europe interpreting Chopin Pan and Eeno Bacchus and Ariadne among others and Corticelli Spring remains a favored motif
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C. W. Putton
Oregon
Ohio
Iowa
Ume
Astoria
State Senate
Ane
Iwadore Duncan
France
Austria
Fran Joseph
Berlin
Munich
Germany
Erlin
Chopin
Pan
Eeno
Bacchus
Ariadne
Orpheus
Furydice
Gluck
Corticelli
Spring
Mtsle
Dominican Government Reconsiders Envoy to Washington
The Dominican government will not send an envoy to Washington to challenge Ros and Clyde claims. It accepts Powell's propositions on the Ros claim and seeks more time on Clyde terms. Treasury cites initial $18,750 payment toward the Improvement Company claim of $4,000. The government agrees to annual $225,000 in monthly $18,750 installments as Santo Domingo's political situation remains unsettled amid coastal disturbances and a war minister directing troops.
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Raminican
San Domingo
United States
Powell
Sera
Washington
Clyde Companies
Clyde Company
Treasury
Improvement Company
Santo Dolminga
Sarahora
Janesville Bond Issue Declared Illegal by Wisconsin Court
Janesville Wisconsin February 24 A Wisconsin Supreme Court decision declares the entire Daneavkie bond issue totaling £90,000 illegal and void unless the legislature acts to satisfy it. The ruling risks loss to bondholders and places the matter in state lawmakers hands for remedy.
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Janesville
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Monument commission seeks three Lookout Mountain monuments
The Town monument commission plans a contract for three monuments on Lookout Mountain at a total cost of $52,000. The project aims to commemorate local history with funding approved for the construction and installation of the memorials.
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Town Monument Commission
Lookout Mountain
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Berit United
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Nebraska
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Folay
Goupt
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Tobias Gibson
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