House Establishes Rule on Legislative Appropriation Debate
Washington, March 29. The House approved a rule limiting points of order on the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill to keep debate orderly. The measure passed 169 to 109 with twenty Republicans in the minority voting yes. Mr. Knox delivered his maiden Senate speech on railroad rates focusing on constitutional issues and the Bailey amendment. The Senate then tackled the conference report on five civilized tribes and debated coal lands in Indian Territory, with La Follette Clark and Tillman questioning the interior department lease authority.
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Washington
House
Committee On Rules
Mr. Knox
Senate
Bailey
United States
Knox
Conference
Indian Territory
LaFollette
Clark
Wyoming
Tillman
Secretary of the Interior
Perkins Arrest for Larceny Ties NY Life Funds to 1904 Drive
Former New York Life vice president George W Perkins faced grand larceny charges over a 1904 transfer of 48702.50 to Cornelius Bliss, treasurer of the Republican National Committee. The case moved to higher courts after a habeas corpus, with Perkins paroled to his attorney. Other notes reference resignations at Mutual Life, the Dasdale report, and public updates on floods, politics, and business fires.
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New York Life Insurance Company
New York
Corneliua N. Bliss
Republican National Committee
George W Perkins
J. P Morgan & Co
Elbridge T. Gerry
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Truesdale
Jerome
Perkins
Mr. Jerome
Saloon Style Remedies and Canada Immigration Report
An ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for breath and liver issues, priced at 85 cents for tea or tabs by J. A. Ziegelbaur. A London dispatch notes Salvation Army struggle to secure lodging for emigrants to Canada, with 2,600 already sent and 2,000 more passages booked.
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Hollister
J. A. Ziegelbaur
Canada
London
Salvation Army
Dominion
Grutal Negro Confesses to Assault Near Richmond
Richmond Ky March 29 A graded confession was made by Charles Francis a Negro after admitting to an assault on Mrs Maggie Perkins fourteen the step daughter of James Barnes a prominent farmer eight miles west of Richmond on Jacks Creek. He was moved to Lexington for safekeeping. La grippe concuhe yields to Foley s Honey and Tar claims were noted by a local retailer.
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Grutal Negro
Richmond
Maggie Perkins
James Barnes
Jacks Creek
Charles Francis
Lexington
Takashima Coal Mine Disaster Kills 250 Miners
A powerful blast at the Takashima coal mine near Na gasaki yesterday caused the deaths of 250 miners. Rescue teams work amid the rubble as authorities assess the disaster.
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Tokio
Takashima
Nagasaki
Death Witnessed After Prolonged Illness
An OCR fragment reports that Mrs. Mary H. Walters of St. Clair endured a long period of weakness and distress leading to death. The text is garbled but indicates severe stomach failure and nerve damage as contributing factors.
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Mary H. Walters
St. Clair
Eteantons
Mikelly
Marving
Bell to assume staff chief role at presidential designation
A War Department order directs Brigadier General J Franklin Bell to report by April 9 for assignment as chief of staff to Lieutenant General Bates. April 14 marks Bates retirement and Major General Corbin's promotion to lieutenant general, with Bell installed as chief of staff by presidential designation.
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Washington
War Department
J. Franklin Bell
Fort Leavenworth, Kan
Uty
Bates
Corbip
Bell
Staf
Schiffle Decorated With Rising Sun Order
New York telegram reports Jacob H. Schiff decorated with the Order of the Rising Sun by the emperor of Japan during an audience in Tokyo.
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Schiffle
New York
Tokio
Jacob H. Schiff
Order of the Rising Sun
Japan
Self-Defense Claim Cited in Hertford City Court
Fragmentary OCR notes show a self defense claim mentioned in Hertford City proceedings. Names and details are garbled but indicate an arrest or case referencing an admission to jail and a citation of eight pounds as a result.
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California Fig Syrup Co
United States
Hertford
Greentreet
Bryakt Hig
Edward
Stef
Nesta
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Pain Free Relief
A promoted remedy claims quick painless cure for piles or hemorrhoids without downtime. It asserts success in thousands of cases across ages and sexes and urges readers to try a sample before buying. The Pyramid Drug Co. advertises Pyramid Pile Cure at 50 cents with testimonials from satisfied users.
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Isaac Smith
Wharton
New York
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Penguins as urban planners and market commodities
The article describes penguins building shore colonies like cities with streets and defined plots for nesting, noting one egg per pair, paternal feeding duties, and the oily flavor of eggs and meat. It also mentions laymen briefly, noting Urban VI’s era and two laymen who have become popes.
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Cornhill Magazine
Bleeding Gums Reported in Omitted OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR note mentions dental issue bleeding gums with unreadable surrounding details. No clear names, dates, or locations available to extend facts.
Turbulent Sutherlin Case Details Recalled At Trial
Court heard testimony on a California death notice and a choking incident as Mrs. Sutherlin and her husband faced cross examinations. Witnesses described fragile relations, alleged abuse, and church mediation efforts in 1902. The state questioned a casket certificate while church members recounted past conflicts and attempts at reconciliation.
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Alfred 8. Morrison
Central Christian Church
Springfield
Satherlin
Sutherlin
Morrison
J. W. Gaither
William Hammersmith
Cumberland Telephone Company
Mr. Satherlin
Joba
Sellersburg
John Bebeller
Sathellia
Sutherlin Case At Funeral Court Testimony Describes Family Turmoil
Witnesses describe Mrs Sutherlin's distressed state after childbirth and alleged erratic behavior at the time of the Sutherlin death. Delia Moore and Miss Moore deny alibis while statements from Warren Hopcroft and Col. George H. Peemington place focus on a fair church trial and property questions. Witnesses recount a laundry visit and a searched clasped money on a table amid tense family scenes.
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Warren Hopcroft
Locuat Street
Sutherlin
Sellereburg
Satheelin
Satherlin
Delia Moore
Spring Street
George H. Peemington
Examination and Expert Requested by Defense Counsel
The document notes that an examination of the property was conducted and an expert was requested by the defense attorney. Additional context on the case or involved parties is not provided in the readable text.
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Erty
Shaw and Lena Richerdeos Attend City Meeting
Rev B G Shaw walked the pavement last week as Miss Lena Richerdeos of Cincinnati joined the city for a meeting of the Southern ers Association. Dr Rives preached a sacramental sermon Sunday afternoon at the church. Delphis May 1908 notes Zioa’s beet equipped.
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B. G. Shaw
Lena Richerdeos Scinnati
Rives
Zioa
Delphis
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G. W. Prhelns
Terse Telegr
Nicholas N. Gerhard
Finland
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ruston
Masonic Temple
Dover
N. H
Penn-Wyoming Copper Company
Johns
Little
Arkansas
Austin
Tex
Mme. Bernhardt
Jefferson Davis
James H. Berry
Liverpool
Chicago
Foley
O. D. Knoefel
Eparyte
Enocsfel
Agadier
Mieral J. Franklin Bell
Ways OF Penguins
Urban VI
Sacred College
John XIX
Adran V
John M. Maller
Selleesburg
County Board of Health
Mre. Sands
State Board of Health
Charles Hopcroft
State
Spring Streets
William Miller
Weet Fifth Street
T. Ness
Jcipa
Climax Estate
Vulcan
United Gas and Electric Co
Southerners’ Association
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