Legislative actions outline state appointments and bills
Amid hearings and calendar moves, the senate considers first and second readings of bills, including agriculture department creation and health boards. Governor hints at nominations for judge advocate general and health officials, while ongoing discussions touch education boards, quarantine, and state forestry, with rural opposition noted.
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Une
Sepeefebeert
wale
senate
boards of health
Everett Warren
Scranton
State League of Republican clubs
Nordstegen
Wielyesday
Merber
ict
dork
Gerupupt
Unclear OCR item about local notes and names
Fragmentary text lists scattered names and places, with no clear event or outcome. It mentions Capraret Warr and Burhatusitey among others, plus odd terms like Peewee and Paseo, but offers no verifiable facts or dates.
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Weber
Better Wines In Western dasas. Tories. Kan. March J1-lTrait
Better times prevail in western Nutisas teeyy deneud by the fact, than twelve comities have notified Governor Morrill that they are in need of no further outside aid. The legislature had appropriated $100,000 to dis tribute among the destitute In this mudh other western counties.
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dasas
Kan
westerin Nutisas
Morrill
France Retaliates Over Venezuelan Passport Row
Paris says France retaliates against Venezuela over the passport handover at Caracas. The French government issues a passport to Dr. JT Gil Yortoul, the Venezuelan charge d affaires, in response to the dispute.
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France
Paris
Venezuela
perowleg
Caracas
Gil Yortoul
Perjury Arrests Hit Two Key Trial Witnesses
MISSERPOLTS March 11. Mag gie Wachter and George A Grindall, witnesses for Harry Wayward in the interurder trial, are charged with perjury after posting bail for Wednesday appearance. BIRMINGMAN Ala March 11. Vernon Circuit Court awards Southern Express 4400 against Allen H Burrows as administrator for Rube Burrows. Burrows had previously owed 294 for gun pistols oxen and cash seized at capture. The will may pass to the company.
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MISSERPOLTS
Maggie Wachter
George A. Grindall
Harry Wayward
Interaurder
BIRMINGMAN
Ala
elirenit
Vernon
Southern Express company
Allen H. Burrows
Rube Burrows
Allen Burrows
Rube
Poisoned Her Three Children Murder Plot Near Roxon
Paris March 11 a shocking child murder near Roxon three miles southeast of the town. Mrs Mol lis Carruthers wife of William Carruthers a farmer gave morphine to her three children causing two to die later the eldest survived. She admitted intent to kill to end trouble and was jailed with Jim Strange. evidence shows a plan to destroy the children and flee the country.
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Ped
Motbyur Es
Paris
Lex
Roxon
smith
here
Mollis Carruthers
William Carruthers
bushuind
Carruthers
Jim Strange
Strange
perimore
Etrange
Rebels Repulsed in Boras Turo Attack Near Colhambi
Rebel forces under Gureia attacked Boras Turo north of Colhambi on Friday but were repulsed by government troops. A fire set to the town was defeated. Rebels suffered heavy losses. government casualties were five killed and twenty wounded. The U S cruiser Atlanta arrived and landed marines to protect American interests.
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Colhambi
CoLox
Mureu
Gureia
Boras tiel Turo
governo
tyre
Brave Sailors Monored In Your Day
A report describes Captain John G. Cameron presenting medals to crew members of the Plastimg schouner Justie in an event tied to the Benevolent association. Names listed include Quinn Seatayn, Will han Fitzpatrick, Folin raat, Willan Mc Leighlin, Dari Jones, and Alfred Hawter. A fugitive embezzler, Kiernan, fled the city July 8 and was recaptured arriving in company with police. The defalcation is £15,009 with two forgery charges. he may plead non vult.
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Teuto
esterday
John G. Cameron
Township Onials Sentenced In Murky Case
In a distant township, Supervisor Thomas Mason led a session where Patrick Innes and others faced charges. Names like John Pray and Auditors Lites Conner and Pagan appear amid sentencing actions and fines. The record mentions a work detail and various officials, with unclear local dates and places.
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Paty inne Pal Marth
Thomas Mason
Cheek John Pray
Lites
Conner aia dobbo Pagan
Keer Norwosuia towenship
la oether
China Accepts Japan's Terms in Negotiations
China has been informed of general terms Japan would require, and is ready to accept those conditions and sign a treaty. In other dispatches, a man identified as Carey C. Arthur of Ohio died from starvation and exposure after being found in a car near Starestion. A separate report from Oklahoma notes Senators opposed prize fighting, while New York reports Rev. Thomas Dixon resigning from the Twenty-third Street Baptist church.
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Awuwesp
Carey C. Arthur
Ohio
canal
Inister
China
Japan
Tonto
pesca Taganduis
New York
Thomas Dixon
Twenty-third Street Baptist church
Tramps Seized by Police After Railcar Rampage
Desperate tramps seized a northbound freight on the Maryland Division near Bayview, using revolvers and clubs. A brakeman was beaten as officers captured the mob near Wilmington. all were jailed for 60 days and fined. In Iowa, fifteen tramps tried to take a rail near Ta, police killed one, fatally shot a second, and wounded others, including Tim Langman and an unidentified tramp.
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Delaware
Lill
Iowa
Wunsiser Deh
Maryland
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Bayview
brakerman
sest
Wilmington
Boonz. Ta
Marth
Phe
isames Freeman
Riley
Tim Langman
breaah
tramp
Death by own action shocks Cromwell citizen
March 31 Cromwell reports a prominent citizen, Blossar, died by his own action while evading arrest. Investigations reveal three years of peculations, yet his reputation remained strong. The case notes his debts to wealthy locals and unclear motives amid police pursuit and a gunshot incident.
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Omana
Cromwell
hin h
rand
drews revelver
Pittsburg post artist known as the dude burglar arrested
John Heitz, an artist from Pittsburg Post known as John Heine or Joao Heroe, was captured after weeks of eluding authorities. Wanted in Kentucky for prison escape, he signed his cartoons exposing his identity. In Louisville he was called the dude burglar and had prior Elmira penitentiary time for stealing a tray of diamonds.
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Dude Berglar
Pittssourc
John Heitz
Pittsburg
Kentucky
Weitz
John Heine
Jooo Heroe
Louisville
dude
Elmira
Roasted Alive in Allegheny Fire Traced to Explosion
John Sweeney of Allegheny died in a cave fire started by an exploding lamp or cannon, while his wife was severely burned trying to rescue him. She was hospitalized in serious condition. Sweeney had been drinking. he slept alone Saturday night as doctors treated his intoxication. The blaze originated from an exploding lamp.
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Brittsand
John Sweeney
Allegheny
hally
Siweener
listle
Murphy perjury allegations tied to dining room furnishings
Testimony by ex bookmaker Murphy before the Voorheus Committee alleges ex Senator Barrette received a dining set from Shuilirds Co and state funds for it. Barrette faced questions as affidavits were examined by Master in Cowneery John Montieth, with disputed statements regarding what Murphy allegedly claimed.
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Decwares Murphy
NEWane
Murphy
Voorheus Committee
ab Treaton
cia
Aighael T. Barrette
Shuilirds Co
furic
Barrett
John Montieth
wits
Health laws cited in New York case envolver
The article notes prosecution under health laws with mention of Joh Rosenberger suspected, accused of laches in care. It reports several of Rosenberger’s children dying of diphtheria in winter without physician care, highlighting public health enforcement against perceived violations.
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Rovbiehona Pa
Mare
Rosenberger
Death from Hydrophobia in Reading Woman
Mrs. Susan Dautrich aged 60 died in Reading after being bitten on the hand by a stray dog she sheltered six weeks earlier. She exhibited the classic rabies symptoms including hydrophobia snarling and fear of water. The dog was killed.
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ReADING
Susan Dautrich
Unknown man found dead in barrel near Bronsugh
In Vernon county Vernon Bronsugh a canal barrel the body of an unknown man was found doubled up prompting police inquiry and potential sensational developments.
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NEvApA
Bronsugh
Vernon county
Deadly blast in quarry leaves man dead in Birdsboro
In Birdsboro a quarry blast went wrong when an 800 pound rock fell on George Reamstine fracturing his skull. He died yesterday. John Lloyd was badly injured. The weather section notes colder air sweeping eastern states with scattered showers followed by clearing and northerly winds.
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RRaptNe
Birdsboro
George Reamstine
John Lloyd
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
Orizaba Volcano Eruption Sparks Mexican Alarm
Reports from Veracruz state describe rising activity at the Orizaba peak with ash, glowing crater rim, and gases. fears of a larger earthquake period spread among residents in Córdoba and nearby towns. Authorities plan a scientific commission to study the eruption and protect inhabitants amid concerns for local coffee plantations and regional stability. A separate case in Pennsylvania notes W A Snyder and Harry Stone arrested for a mailing fraud targeting unemployed workers with false gold mine jobs.
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Orizaba
Coradoba
Kalaha
state of
Vera Cruz
Mexico
republic
burteall
Co Ng
elpur
Gulf of Mexico
City of Mexico
New Rules for Pottery Workers in New Constitution
In Trenton on March 11 the sanitary pottery operatives of the United States met at the organization headquarters to formulate a new constitution and bylaws for the Operatives Protective Desueiai in Comeneed Last weeds. The new constitution resolves the individual contract pretens and bars women apprentices from taking jobs except under new rules. The group asserts all summary workers must be bound by the new laws.
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TRENTON
sanitary pottery
United states
Bacgees nations
Victory for Stirling Viners and Premarin Mines
Coronel Rend runs five large mines in the district employing 1,500 men. J. M. Risher, a river operator, has granted miners at Dravesburg an wage increase. John Munhall has granted the rate to 200 miners at Munohall Station, while McDonald area miners receive a sixty nine cent rate.
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WlB. Rend
McDonald
Coronel Rend
J. M. Risher
Dravesburg
John Munhall
Munohall Station
Adml Sir George Giffard Dies in London at 80
Obituary notes the death of Admiral Sir George Giffard in London at age 80. Brief items report a Haverhill shoe workers strike ending with workers yielding, a 70-year-old Simon Delemos committing suicide in Bridgeport, an eclipse observed in Halifax and Nova Scotia, and two men Frank Jeffrey and Douglass Henderson sentenced to death in Murphysboro for killing James Towle in December.
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Sir George Giffard
London
Haverhill
Mass
Simon Delemos
Bridgeport
Conn
Halifax
Nova
Elopement Tragedy in Unionville Ends in Murder
In Unionville Missouri a mixed race elopement between Al Todd and City Marshal William Clark Whites daughter led to a fatal confrontation. After Todd returned to Clark’s home late Saturday, Clark ordered him away but Todd drew a revolver. Clark shot Todd. he died a block away. Coroner’s jury exonerated Clark.
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Kittelfis
UNIONVILLE
Al Todd
William Clark Gwhits
Todd
Clark
lntter
lark
Armenian Atrocities Details Before Commission Worldwide
Dispatches from Moosh report survivors of Sassoun massacres detailing the atrocity to the Larkish commission. A priest from Ghellyceyonzan testified, with corroboration of earlier worst details. Other cables cite 200 witnesses denying Armenian provocation and exonerating Kurds, while dragomans delay translations. British French and Russian embassies summon interpreters as cruelty accounts spread. A separate update notes a St Louis murder confession tying Harry Smart and William Henstey to Benjamin McMacken McCulloch's death, with Jim Murray seeking a governor’s reprieve.
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Loexpoy
Moosh
Sassoun uni-series
Larkish
Tey
Perress
Ghellyceyonzan
Lally
Sassoun
St. Louis
Benjamin McMacken McCulloch
State bank of
Jim Murray
Clayton
St. Louis county
Edgar Fitzwilliams
Harry Smart
William Henstey
McCulloch
Murray
Goverernor Stone
Attempt to Wreck a Train Near Valparaiso
An attempted wreck of a midnight passenger train on the New York Chicago and St. Louis line occurred about five miles west of Valparaiso Indiana. A pile of ties on the track was struck by the engine throwing passengers from seats but no injuries were reported. It took an hour to remove the ties from under the engine and repair the line. Police suspect the act was the work of train robbers.
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VALPARAISO
Ind
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
ender
Duco
Dead Body Found in Canal at Stagara Falls
March 11. The badly dreammou-ed boy of an old negro John Brown, missing for some time, was found yesterday afternoon in the hydraulic canal that runs through the city and supplies most of the water. The drowning is believed accidental. A number of typhoid fever cases have appeared at Niagara Falls, and the discovery of the body may prompt a thorough canal investigation and cleaning of the reservoir.
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STAGARA FAL
John Brown
Niagara Falls
Slaver of the Padrone System Report Nears Completion
Immigration Commissioner Sener and inspectors McSweeney and Stumpf have gathered nationwide testimony on the adrone system and its reach. The forthcoming report, extending 25,000 to 40,000 squares in length, will describe a system Metweeney calls infinitely worse than slavery before the war.
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New Yor
Sener
McSweeney
Stumpf
Carlists
United States
Metweeney
Dispersing Cuban Revolutionaries Drive Off Troops
Reports from Cua state that government troops dispersed revolutionaries after attacks at Baire and Los Negros. Maraqa's band reduced to a few stragglers. Insurgents at Zavallones defeated with one killed and seven captured.
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Mapuio
Mare
Cua
Baire
Los Negros
tebsls
los Maraga
Zavallones
Prince of Wales Ailing Amid Riviera Stay Plans
Reports say the Prince of Wales is ailing with venous trouble in his legs and varicose manifestations. The condition has worsened recently, with doctors advising a prolonged stay in the Riviera to aid recovery.
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Prince of
Lespes
Prince of Wales
Riviera
Presidential Martsman Cruise and Steel Strike News
The article reports Cleveland and party cruising from Farrenas to Pamlico Sound with Cape Hatteras in view and return to land. It also notes Bethlehem Iron Works initiating rail production after two months idle, with a 23,000 ton rail order for Georgia. Senator J George of Mississippi plans not to seek reelection after his long Senate tenure.
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Care
farrenas
N. C
Cleveland
Pamirea sound
Cape Hatteras
solock
Jatteras inlet
Ocracoke intes
Cape channel
Bethlehem Iron Workers
Rosame
Betha
tyes
Phe Beth
Jehema Tron company
Georgia
Two Killed on the Rail at Ferry Street Crossing
Two unknown men were killed about 1 o'clock yesterday morning at the Ferry street crossing of the Consolidated road. Both men were walking on the track. A second item reports three killed and seventeen injured by the explosion of a carboy of ether on a train near Mlawawa.
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New
avex
March
Ferry street
Consolidated road
WAnsaty
Mlawawa
Entombed Mine Tragedy At White Oak Falls Victims Named
In White Oak Illinois a mine disaster trapped eight workers after a shaft fire. Rescue teams struggled to reach the third level as smoke filled the mine. Names include Sher rick Williams Wilsa Davis Baxter White Conaver Mitchell and others. Some were married and many faced dangerous conditions before rescue could occur. A separate wreck at a Missouri crossing killed Mrs Allen and badly injured her daughter and a 11 year old.
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WHITE OAK
N. te i
clurk
Abe
darss
Charles Sherrick
F. J. Williams
Frank Wilsa
John Davis
G. Baxter
Charles White
Jerry Conaver
WB. Mitchell
Wilson
Davis
Baxter
mans
sherrick
ami
G. EB. Wilkmann
Coke
Mike Sallagher
Aoton Wowrate
St. Josefn
Mallory
McBride
Thomas Align
Gertie Ailen
dangerously
Martha Deacon
Troi
wand
Missouri Pacific
Allen
Train Robbers Target Eastbound Passenger Train
A Southern Pacific eastbound overland passenger train was held up between here and Led by three masked men. They forced the engineer and fireman to sit the train and accompany them to the press car. The robbers opened the press car window but fled before securing any loot.
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Stocktox
Cal
Iessenger
Guy feta
Organized Boy Beggars and Robbers Across Borders
Cleveland reports a central szation polity court fining W i Thompson fifty dollars and sentencing him to the workhouse for thirty days after evidence linked him to a padrone style system. The case describes boys pushed into begging, with abuse including acid on a boy’s leg. In Baja MoJata Mex March 11, two American prospectors Frank Ward and L W D Sample were robbed by Mexican outlaws near Carmen, near the Rio Grande, with the band escaping to Texas. the attack is linked to a spree of cross border crimes.
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CLEVELAND
central
szation polity court
Thompsona
Thompson
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Dullaly
Nieph
Mervican SGandits
BiEnTA MoJAtA
Mex
Frank Ward
LW. DD. Sample
Carmen
Rio Grande
Texas
Indiana legislature adjourns amid budget questions and water risks
Indianapolis dispatch reports the Indiana General Assembly plans to adjourn tonight after a two year session costing about 1000000 dollars. The general appropriations bill contains a large deficit and key measures include a drought prevention initiative and constitutional concerns.
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Indus
TNOANAPOLIS
Indiana
Explosion on Pacific Express Kills Fireman Near Goye Station
A boiler explosion wrecked the Pacific express one mile west of Goye Station on Saturday. Engineer John A. Funk and fireman John H. Peilly were thrown clear. Peilly died within five minutes, Funk was taken to the city hospital. Cause of the explosion is not yet known.
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THA Retna
Pacific express
Goye Station
John uA. Funk
John II Peiily
Peilly
Funk
Cardinal Gibbons Plans Rome Trip From New York
Cardinal Gibbons will sail from New York for Rome in the first week of May. A slight influenza case affects his time but does not hinder episcopal duties. Rev Cornelius F L Thomas, rector, will accompany the cardinal to Rome.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Roma
Baltimark
New York
Rome
Cosnelius FL Thomas
eatheainidy
Munme
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