Rioting for Bread Breaks Door to Loot Stores
A large crowd of unemployed workers gathered before the legislative building in St Johns NF and forced entry to the chamber after clashes with police. They demanded immediate relief and attempted to raid Water street stores, looting Steer's before police, then later dispersed amid arrests of four ringleaders Bussey Brown Coady and King.
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Leaders Split on Mayoral Fight in Philadelphia
A chaotic scene emerges as factions within the factional alliance clash over mayoral candidacy. Senator Penrose faces opposition from the Durban-led Penrose camp while Warwick emerges as a dark horse in the fight. Chairman Porter presides as Martin openly opposes Penrose, signaling a deep rift and possible end of the political coalition within the party.
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Currency debate in Congress spurs sharp fire from Pennsylvanian
Debates on the currency bill heat up with Elbley of Pennsylvania attacking executive overreach and urging rebuke of the treasurer's influence. Tom Johnson of Ohio counters for government supervision, while Carlisle Democrats and allies seek a quick end. Senate discussions touch Lodge resolution and Hawaiian affairs as Couglit tribute closes the day.
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New Jersey Legislature Debates Amendment and Bills
The New Jersey Legislature discusses a proposed constitutional amendment to curb governor s powers and votes a resolution urging a merger with Turley after a petition from the Presbyterian Synod and Citizens Law and Order leagues. The Senate debates county judge bills, riparian rights, and railroad fare provisions amid broader national and local items including Whitecap violence in Indiana and a murder case in Maryland.
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News Nuggets Hint At Global Turmoil And Tragedy
Reports hint at a failed Hungarian cabinet bid by Count Hedervars, a hopeful shoe workers strike settlement in Haverill Mase via state arbitration, and Italian aid anticipation at Sassala against Dervishes. Also noted: a New York shooting death linked to a business dispute, Wyoming’s new U S senators Francis EZ and Clarence D Clarix appointments, the death of Col Reuben Benton in Minneapolis, and a 14 year old boy’s fatal shooting in Washington.
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Eight Murdered in Albany Fire Leaves Bodies Unidentified
The Albany blaze at Dela Van house hides eight corpses found charred and mangled. two victims identified by clothing, Simon Myers the coffee man and Agnes Wson, while six others remain unrecognized. Fire started in rubbish near elevator shaft. investigators continue, while two separate political notes surface in Springfield. The U.S. Senate race dynamics involve Shelby M. Cullom and others amid party tensions.
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How to Wash Lace Shespekin and Lamp Shades
Practical notes on cleaning lace and lace-shespekin accessories. For slight soiling use powdered chalk or calcined magnesia spread on white paper, cover with cloth, press under weight for days, then rinse. Heavily soiled lace can be dipped in heated naphtha, wipe, and dry flat. For mild cleaning, wash in hot pure soap suds with ammonia, soak a few hours, rinse. air dry and pin.
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