Venezuelan question dominates Congress amid arms debate
Washington reports show Republicans clashing over the plan to form three nine member committees to handle seating contests while presidential messages on Venezuela and Monroe Doctrine spark partisan tension. Senate debate centers on a $500,000 armament bill and defense measures as discussion continues without a decisive Venezuela resolution.
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Ulan
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Lulfel
Quiere Mig Dee
Mea
D. C
Bee
Senate
USL
Venezuela
Chandler Isla
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Lee Wenevetlon
Alain
Davis i Mina
Elling
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United Matux Ferritory
Alaska
Great Britain
Canada
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United States
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Monroe doctrine and action in Washington on treasury aid
In Washington on December 23 the Monroe doctrine is argued as needing support akin to the declaration of independence due to our strict situation. Republicans plan to pass bills soon to modify the tariff to boost revenue and issue unlimited three percent bonds with 350 million in treasury notes. Democratic opposition is anticipated to the measure.
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Sir. Voorhzes
Washington
Des
Treasury
Lie Tey Senu
Greenback
United States
House of Representatives
Tich Bey
Water as a medicine in daily life and health tips
The article extols water as a universal remedy boosting body tissue renewal and waste removal. It notes morning weakness may stem from poor hydration and suggests warm water treatments, steam or sponging and gentle tonics like milk or beef tea for tired individuals and women returning home weary.
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Te Pachig Health Journal
Fragmentary Civil War Memoir Readings in a Dwelling House
A veteran recounts a chaotic fire and rescue scene in a dwelling where smoke and flames filled rooms upstairs. The narrator describes shouting to ward off danger, aiding escape, and guiding others to safety via a ladder as the house burns and panic erupts.
Growth of Hair Across Genders in Old Text
The fragment discusses human hair growth, noting male hair lengths of six and a half melice annually and extremes up to twelve to fourteen feet. It contrasts with female hair, claimed to reach seventy to seventy five inches, while average lengths are around twenty five to thirty inches.
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Anthorides
Ocean crossing man fails to pause at peril
An unclear fragmented text appears to describe a traveler crossing rugged Alpine ranges and deserts, with references to a Brooklyn area and a consul. The passage references carelessness and vague participants, but the sense is a perilous journey marked by disregard for danger.
A Welcome Guest Pair Hostess-Now Mr Doren
Miss Helen Culver received the bulk of her estate from Charles Pull, the donor of Mullhouse, after rejecting an offer of 100,900 to the Chicago fund. The text suggests lingering arrangements for hosting and housing, with uncertainty about when a move will occur and how long The Hostess will stay.
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Doren
Roreps
Helen Culver
Chicago Und Rest
Charles Pull
Mullhouse
Bill Passed in House Aims to Raise 40 Million
Washington report on Thursday shows the House passing a tariff and revenue bill to fund government needs for two years, with a 15 percent horizontal tariff rise on all schedules. The measure seeks about 40 million dollars in annual revenue, chiefly from wool, woolens, and apparel imports, while restoring portions of older duties to support domestic industry. The debate highlighted party lines and concerns over treasury deficits and bond issuance.
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Col Ole
Aha
IL Als
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White House
Waeed
Bingley
McWinley
Chaitin Bingley
Alli Brunehea
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Narrow Escape on Lake Mendota Ends Safe for Two
On December 27 at Lake Mendota, Miss Maud Stephens and the elder son of Saber Smith fell through thin ice while skating. Warren Lawley, nearby, assisted Miss Stephens to shore as an ice boat raced to help, with the crowd observing the near disaster amid a day of skating and polished ice.
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Lake Mendota
Maud Stephens
David Stephens
Sauk Road
Saber U Smith
Richmond & Smith
Suares
Tate
Warren Lawley
TB. W.itches
State Street
al Indh
Forming Leagues Plans in Michigan Cuba League
Darvalh Der 27 reports William Koppet arrives to organize a Michigan Cuban league. He will call prominent citizens to a large meeting in the auditorium to be addressed by Cuban leaders. After organization, auxiliary branches may form statewide.
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Darvalh
Der
Willam Koppet
Dato
Michigan
Aljan
Mary Anderson and the Navarre marriage saga in New York
The fragment outlines Mary Anderson leaving a street, facing public scrutiny, and a staged career near collapse. It traces her life through education at a Tyrruline convent, devotion to Catholic faith, and a difficult breakup with lover Antonio de Navarre, a member of a prominent New York family. The text hints at an England exile and a failed public romance, with lingering tensions about marriage and career.
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Streesys St Iodden
Henry
Ifavy Anudiwon
Tyrsuline Vangent
Luiisville
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Antonio de Navarre
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Ansthund
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