Interior Department comments on public lands bill provisions
The Interior Department favors the land classification bill and urges reforms. It backs repealing the pre emption and timber culture laws, recommends reserving timber lands on headwaters, limits single buyers, lowers stumpage price, and favors selling timber lands after denuding. A report to the House committee is expected before next week’s end.
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Wasuington
House
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Land Office
Water Shut Off At Parco Public Schools
Parco shut off water to all public school buildings at noon today after a dispute with the local water works company. The firm contends the city failed to honor a contract granting free water in exchange for a tax assessment at one third the property value, while the city taxed the company's property at full value. The meter was removed and school operations may remain closed pending settlement.
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Board of Education
A Debate on Tariff and Internal Revenue Taxation
A House discussion during the urgent deficiency bill probes payment of judicial expenses and calls for abolishing prosecutions under internal revenue laws. Speakers propose tariff relief and reducing taxes on necessities, while criticizing the misuse of law by officials.
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Washington
Mgr. Naucall
Lapeer
Randeth
Rogers
Gabor
Mr. Durise
Missouri
Ania
Sherman Praises Blaine Letter Before Washington Trip
Hon John Sherman passes through Blaine Pirsprena Pa on route to Washington. He calls Blaine’s letter good and generous frank and open and says it is straightforward and honest. He says he is not worried about a nomination and believes the Republican party will win the coming contest.
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John Sherman
Washington
Mr. Blaine
Blaine
Dlaine
Sam
Pam Sare
Republican Party
Men Growing Taller Tells A Nation To Giants
A Chicago Times excerpt cites Edward Atkinson of Boston noting men nationwide are growing taller decade by decade. It discusses diet, military and police height standards, fashion aids like tall bonnets, streetcars, and theatre viewing issues as factors elongating the spine, with no firm theory yet.
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Edward Atkinson
Boston
Military
Naval Academy
Ceechis
Chicago Times
Balance Sheet Basics and Taking Stock Explained
A historical explainer on the balance sheet’s purpose and method. It details taking stock, inventory valuation at year end, the double entry system, trial balance, and how gross gains or losses are determined. It notes adjusting stock and posting to profit and loss to finalize the balance sheet.
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Jedger
Persian ruler's veiled titles and odd forms of address
The passage mocks the shahs pretentious titles and ceremonial forms of address. It notes his many honorifics such as shah and king terms, while hinting at the distant and formal style used in diplomatic exchanges and the awkward politeness of courtiers.
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Anis
Raul
Shshinshah
Eines
Khakan
Pudishah
Alahaez Westy
Wein
Siyter
Woman Rescues Self as Team of Horses Stalls
A woman, knocked down in a street during a chaotic scene with a team of powerful truck horses, showed presence of mind. She rolled and dodged, attracting bystanders as the horses came close, then rose unharmed and claimed she could finish her duties by riding away.
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Grand Sonim
Whiout & Welufk
Redling
New York
Tobeguaning Park Scene Reported In Chicago Mail
Fragmentary note recalls a baseball park incident with crowd confusion and unnamed individuals mentioned in a Chicago Mail clipping. Disorder and unidentified witnesses are suggested by stray phrases about drowning and a bystander named Walkee.
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Tle
A Sensible Maliniy Query on Pox Concerns
An unclear quotation from a New York newspaper reflects a discussion about the smallpox issue. The fragment mentions a warning or complaint by a person named Quarie and a reference to a medical or public health matter.
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Joan Allen
Wrrt
Kezlah Papers
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Russ Dogments
Bedett
Chaniel Dicuexa
Mader
Aimone
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Ani Ohl
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Maks
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