Debate Over Civil Service Reform in Senate Hearing
The article reports a Senate hearing where Secretary Long discusses civil service reform and opposition to replacing the old patronage system. He argues merit and competition should decide appointments, not party power, while opponents warn of upheaval and job losses. A court case notes William Daniel Smith, convicted of wife murder, sentenced to life in Auburn state prison.
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Navy Department
Eersant
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Achular
Con
Naional Service
Auotes
Chay
Anabh
Congress
Canan
Parbers
Lim
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Willam Daniel Smith
Winneaday
Wan Yenterday
Auburn Atate Praon
Balvation Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief
A Detroit reader, Mrs. Frank Jaif of 618 Kaliog Ave, reports using Balvation Oil for sprains bruises and pains and claims it cures pain quickly in her family and even her cat. The ad touts Salvation Qobs at 24 cents and asserts no other remedy works as promptly.
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Frank Jaif
Kaliog Ave
Detroit
Mich
Fragmented Debates on Pension Reform at Senate Session
A Senate debate explores provisions on widows pensions and mental incapacity, noting concerns over eligibility and the $140,000,000 Earth fund. Lawmakers clash over how to allocate funds while addressing abuses in old age assistance. The discussion moves to a vote and potential further days of deliberation.
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W.L. Douglas
L. Douglas
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Dogitt Hiwailias Aenlasd
Miguel Beg Seada
Ena
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Rathetn
Pete Stoners
Jota Allen
Hr House
Dai Fey
Caiman
Philadelphia
Common Council
St Jewatt
Vitality of Mrs. Medtialeg at the Botanic Institute
A detailed medical note describes Mrs. Medtaleg’s sudden distress in her room and the doctor’s uncertainty about her condition. Despite several hours of serious concern, physicians offered hopes and noted she remained alive though gravely ill. The piece also covers quarantine revision debates and other unrelated dispatches.
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Canton
Medttaleg
Ebuth
Thas
Cninotia
Atiless
Ale- Teh Eonat
Pepefay
Aimee Niornio
Indoor Bicycle Match Talks Speeds and Stakes
New York reports cover a heated indoor bicycle match setup between Jimmy Achach and A A Chane with terms settled for a 30 mile paced race. The offer includes a potential series of three races and a side bet range from 6000 to 10000 dollars, with Michaela's manager yielding to aid the newcomer.
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New York
Miller Reema
Elaine
Dunia
Miller
Wiglorre
Liz
Board of Health
Edward W. Martin
Hearth Board
Gald
New York Central
Mving
Brooks
Tate
Muler
Riro
Hivterry
Schinneer
Waller
Moore
Male
Pierce
Theos
Ltrntden
Lan Enterman
Gannon
King
Julita
Dee
Thettie
Jimmy Afiehach
A. A. Chane
Michaela
Chare
Border clash leaves several dead in smuggling region
Reported gun battle along the border near Arts cong and Moxtes between rival gangs escalates into a firefight. Casualties include Deredre Denver and Cate Lie among others. authorities claim the Samdhent gang is diminishing as attackers suffer losses. Witnesses describe explosive exchanges and a chaotic retreat as both sides exchanged volleys.
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Deidre Denver
Cate
Lie
Arts Cong
Moxtes
Mewlau
Eta
Sata Garren
Ayalpet
Attleerd
Arden
Abel
Misa Iidth Canninghern
Tas Veytas
Turd
Kibed
Manley
Red Itiver
Nooo
Samdhent
Railroad Tragedy Reported With Train Collision Injury
A chaotic account details a fatal railroad incident near a river crossing. The article describes a worker struck by a train, with investigators noting a possible rope device and a staged setup. Police say the scene suggests premeditation affecting the victim’s death.
Insurgent Victory Reported as Cuba Guerrilla Conflict Escalates
A fragmented dispatch from Spantate headquarters claims a rebel group entered Cafpminera near Cyantananio. They allegedly plundered a cargo valued at $20,000 and attacked police inspectors, wounding a Spanish paymaster. Details are unconfirmed amid wartime chaos and shifting reports.
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Colin
Calnaurerie
Spantate
Rebetett Hive
Trenaan
Cuba
Tensile Houston
Jennlagd Brothers
Woodward
Vourston
Jennings
Ter Mae
Lattetgert
Ghicare
Dee
MherFour
Cleveland
Wreltington
Wanddogiva
Hatlunal
Eines
Trolley
Vane
Cheraprake
Carolina
Fragmented Nuggets of News With Garbled Names And Vague Allegations
A jumble of political and personal items runs through the column. The Georgia legislature failed to pass an anti foot-ball measure after veto concerns. Mrs Fitastrimons claims her husband faced illness, while distiller Charles Fiefachmann of Cincinnati is unnamed in a disturbing episode. A foreign affairs panel discusses pelagic seating and U.S. policy. Mia Tiesie Greenach from New York resists surrender of her father’s property, aided by a guard dog. Rear Admiral Josweth F. Green, retired, died in Brookline Massachusetts from complications. OUMA Kunder, 21, is jailed in Tochester charged with murder and attempted homicide for life insurance.
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Georgia
Kinnon
Fitastrimons
Mia
Tiesie Greenach
New York
Josweth F. Green
Brookline
Mant
Ouma Kunder
Tochester
Poleon
Kia 1Ife Insurance
Industrial work curbs in New England loom large
Rough OCR fragment covers labor unrest and limits on working hours across New England. Mentions factories, strikes, and political figures amid economic strain. Notes 60 hour laws debated, with contrasts between northern and southern states and calls for reform. Includes references to wages, textiles, and market pressures affecting workers.
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Moeran
Tee
de Anoth Hopton
Amd
Tad Garten
Athnatier
Pedic
Arith
Lertim
Gedit Weis
Babe
Det Ghia
Tae Avery Badbat
Bayer
Gorton
Ana
Patie
Corton
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Pera
A Quintuple Murder Murders Family. City Struck by Grim Tragedy
A mother and five children from Drown Binlth plantation in Biraspaan county were killed Wednesday night while a man, allegedly their neighbor, fled the scene. Neighbors formed a posse as authorities traced the suspect’s movements, while a revived girl whispered details of the crime. Reports note the widow and four children confirmed dead, with investigators pursuing the killer amid tense community unease. Separately, labor talks faltered as wage concessions failed to bridge gaps, and a Texas colony promoter announced plans to relocate settlers soon.
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Catory
Luulatanna
Secretary of the
Thittimtath Pa
Luther J. Miller
Meyernstown
Henry B. Loore
Meyerntown
Tiete
Ec Lebar
Lebanon
Miler
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Vane
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Misa
Dee
Biraapaan
Brotti
Rome
Chieti
Thempaon
Copia
Cimkoy
Buttha Cultera
Nattenera
Desperate Italian plot linked to international tensions
A garbled report describes an alleged international plot traced to Belgium and Germany, claiming a campaign to divert France’s attention amid events abroad. It also recounts a separate local accident in Pennsylvania where a kitchen fire badly burned a woman and injured a neighbor’s daughter.
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Dou WeLoa
France
Fonda Gold
Tt Telgium
Germany
Cos
Dorel Bi Hee
Tunkhannock
Thin County
Nelghbor
Grain and market notes from Philadelphia and New York
The report details mixed commodity prices including wheat and corn trends in Pennsylvania and New York markets, with standard feeds like rye and oats noted. It cites stock levels, elevator bids, and general price directions for grains, fats, and dairy products alongside cattle, hogs, and lambs at regional exchanges.
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Wwe
Vania Amt
Delaware Reid
Syndloes
Hart Elevator
BCC
Weetern Creamery
Fletary
Blaine
Wilte
New York
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Ateady
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Jersey
Baltimore
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