Local Option Law Debates Move Through Legislature
Amid a delay over the Kleczner local option repeal, Proctor Tomlinson’s ward unit substitute is recommitted to public morals. The visitation committee reports back with pruning of estimates and notes strong debates on fish and game and school books, while military service counts toward Indiana National Guard retirement.
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Vanderburg
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Johnson County
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Committee On Military Affairs
Raake
Indiana National Guard
Legislative Visitation Committee
Insurgents Hold Meetings Amid U S Congress Tensions
Disjointed text shows insurgent groups in Wessington organizing protests and meetings. References to a Beribeila campaign, a $392037 grant, and opposition to current governance. Mentions Joe and ongoing efforts to define demands and influence policy.
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Wessington
Cheip Campaton
Datwor Drauca UF
Tasbagi
Uae
Nevada bill bars Japanese Chinese land ownership moves to senate
On February 9 in Carson Nevada the assembly bill prohibiting Japanese and Chinese from acquiring lands or acting as corporation agents reached the senate and was referred to the judiciary committee with the anti Japanese resolution. The bill is expected to sleep in committee or be reported unfavorably.
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Carson
Nev
Assembly
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Formal protest filed by Panama minister in Washington
Washington reports that C C Aroseman a Panama minister called at the state department to present a formal protest from his government. The protest objects to a recent House speech by Rainey that attacked President Obsidia of Panama. The minister acted under explicit instructions from Panama.
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Washington
C. C
Citor Assassinated of the College Corner Mews Sian
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Clyve Neamley and refers to a College Corner location. Details are unclear due to garbled characters and missing context. No coherent event timeline or outcomes could be established from the readable fragments.
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Sian
Clyve Neamley
Prisoner McCoy denied release despite good time ruling
The state warden and officials clashed over the release of The Penues ducer bank wrecker Isaac Wren McCoy. The supreme court had ruled that under the indeterminate sentence law no good time reduction could be applied, keeping McCoy imprisoned beyond his minimum, despite Attorney General Bingham and Governor Marshall notes arguing for 1883 act relief.
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Coate
Misi Ain
Theuguas McCoy
Penues Ducer Bank
Supreme Court
McCoy
Board of Managers
Marshall
Bingham
Cross and Welshman Prepare for Ten Round Battle
The New Yorker notes Cross and the Welshman are in top form for a high profile ten round bout. Cross threatens to seize the rival’s scalp as fans anticipate a decisive exchange, while the Welsh fighter is seen as superior in skill though lighter in weight.
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Hiss
Cross
Juror Discharges After 39-Hour Ford Murder Trial
After thirty nine hours of deliberation the jury in the James E. Ford murder trial reported no agreement and was discharged by Judge Wilson in Bloomington Indiana.
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Bloomington
Ind
Gary
James E. Ford
Wilson
Customs Receipts Hit Record After Dingley Tariff Enactment
Collector Fowler in New York reports yesterday's customs receipts of 1 523 027 dollars, the highest single day since the Dingley tariff law took effect on July 24 1897. In Nashville the Carmack murder trial stalls as six jurors remain, forcing a sixth venue and ongoing inability to seat a full panel. Washington notes potential resignation of Federal District Attorney Beckons of Honolulu amid friction with local interests.
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Customs Port
New York
Fowler
Beckons
Washington
Honolulu
An anxious protest over speeches by Panama leaders
A U S official communication records President Obaldia’s injury to Panama relations. The protest centers on Mr Arosemena’s public remarks and a secretary’s reply, noting the incident as unprecedented in state department records. The document references a burned German station and a murdered chancery officer, with financial details linked to a local dispute.
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Obaldia
Arosemena
State Department
Unclear OCR historical event march and police clash
Vague report recounts a protest or parade disrupted by police actions. Mentions Bed fiat Sod ta tuend and a dancer or entertainer at an event. Several arrests or detentions reported with references to a demonstration and local authorities.
Sheriff Too Late Lynching Over in Mississippi
Roby Baskin, accused of murdering the Rev. W. T. Hudson, was lynched by a mob of more than 300 in Houston Mississippi near the jail. Sheriff Bean of Okolona protested the action as he arrived too late. Mob leaders said swift trial promises were not kept.
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Houston
Miss
Roby Baskin
W. T. Hudson
Bean
Okolona
Change in Philippine Army leadership at Manila May 1
Brigadier General Po 2 Glins to become assistant chief of sia as command at Manila shifts. Change in command takes effect around May 1.
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Po 2
Glins
Sia
Manila
Montreal Ice Palace Opens Carnival of Winter Sports
Montreal marks the start of a ten day carnival with an ice palace on Mount Royal as the main attraction. Visitors including Americans will enjoy snowshoeing skeeing skating hockey tobogganning and sleighing amid night illumination and fireworks.
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Montreal
United States
Canada
Mount Royal
Harmon Grants Requisition for Suspect in Waukegan
A telegram from Marysville reports Deputy Sheriff has secured Harmon requisition papers for Fred Russell currently held in Waukegan Illinois on burglary and larceny charges. An officer will be sent for him to Union County Ohio.
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Harmon
Columbus
Marysville
Sherif
Fred Russell
Waukegan
Ill
Union County
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