Army Canteen Provision Passed by Large Senate Majority
A decisive test vote approved the army canteen provision with broad support. Fifteen senators expressed friendship for the canteen as most of the opposition’s effort collapsed, and final action was expected by Friday or Saturday.
Unclear request fragment on seeks and figures
Fragmentary passage mentions Mr Burton and figures named Seekers and SM but lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize into a proper news item. No definitive persons, organizations, places, dates, or actions are clearly stated.
Fight at the schoolhouse ends with shots fired
A clash at a schoolhouse 30 miles from Persosa involved teacher and pupils throwing sticks and stones at W. Barnes who drew a revolver and fired several shots. No one was hit as the participants dispersed from the scene.
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Sgt Both Men Were Cool With Bleed
A terse note states both sergeants remained composed despite injuries during the incident. No further details are provided about location or actions taken.
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Disputed Theft Involving Priest and Assailants
An account describes Bryan admitting to taking $19 in a scheme while others allegedly obtained more. The assailants struck the priest’s hands, forcing drops of money, and later removed the priest from the room into a hallway. Bryan fled town after growing frightened.
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Poisoning Death of Mrs. Kate Adams Reported
A Sun typewritten page reports the death of Mrs. Kate Adams by poisoning. Details on the investigation and officials involved are limited in the fragment.
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Inquest Opens Over Bergen Explosion Dead Seven
An inquest has begun into the deaths of seven people from the October explosion at Parratt and Greg house, conducted by Consul Beusch and a jury in New York. The inquiry follows the recent fatal blast and is expected to determine cause and responsibility.
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Desperadoes and Desperate Sgt Face Fatal Clash
A dramatic incident describes desperadoes confronting a sergeant who was shot in the face. His death was anticipated as a result of the injuries while authorities search for a claim of killing one of the assailants.
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Court May Return to Pokia as Cabinet Debates Move Ahead
A high foreign office official notes plans for a possible shift back to Pokia while cabinet discussions continue. The German foreign office backs Mr Conger on the empress dowager and says the Chinese court at Sian Fu is increasingly untenable.
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Assembly Opens with Routine Organization in Indiana
The sixty-second General Assembly of Indiana convened at 10 o clock with W Haggerd the retiring lieutenant governor taking a senate seat and Union Hunt as secretary of state presiding in the house. John Binkley elected president pro tem and chairman as the Republican caucus had set. The Democratic nominee Se bak named as opponent and Sebak chosen chairman as the gavel fell.
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County roads dispute over electric railway franchise and turnpike rights
Local residents in the county express strong opposition to purchasing the road amid ongoing protests. The Marott Electric Railway company seeks a right of way, conflicting with the turnpike company's rights, fueling widespread objection to any sale.
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Saloon Opening Proposal Sparks Local Capitalist Interest
In Kankakes area discussions focus on a proposal to open two saloons. Reportedly, investors have arrived to push the venture as locals weigh licensing and market potential amid a frayed timetable several days after initial spatitation.
Roann Finally Outwitted
Roann Indiana dispatch reports a brief note on a brave act as a local story unfolds with details limited by the available copy. The item mentions a rural setting and hints at a pivotal moment in a short event characteristic of small town reporting.
Fragmented telegraph blurbs hint at political and war-time chatter
Disconnected lines mention rice distributions in a province, a ruler or emperor, charter extensions, and inquiries. Notes reference lawmakers in Massachusetts, resignations, and a naval committee, with scattered names and a vague wartime and governance context.
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