Tubercle Lags and Congress Debate Tuberculosis Policy
A verbose report details Tuberculosis bags, tubercle lags, and a broad congress discussion on disease control. It mentions the Uns vfalotnay method, cattle and human health topics, and references to specialists and reformers in England and allied academies. The text weaves in names and organizations as it outlines medical debates, policy implications, and proposed treatments amid a chaotic OCR capture.
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Royal Societ
England
Lisitelbang
Amd
George Kes
von Untersers
Stevens
Mother and Child Die in Tragic Incident
A partial, garbled account reports a mother and infant dying in a grim event. The text mentions a suspected act and a local scene but lacks coherent details. Further readable facts are unavailable.
Bankers Elect Chicagoan Cobo in Political Report
An extensive political report discusses banker Cobo's election and the February sessions. It notes debates on civil rights, budgetary reforms, and the influence of leadership on the administration, with references to key figures and proposed policies.
Mrs. Rodgers Wins Fight Amid Bari Letters and Turmoil
A stormy convention scene ends with Mrs. Rodgers prevailing after chaotic protests and security barriers. The Betrole meeting sees heated rhetoric, secret signs, and a large crowd in the sun parlors as order is restored. The Thogaalites win the session by a 438 to unanimous vote, and insurance payments on Bridget Ca Hit proceed in two days.
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Petro
Ehler
Crider
Maccerry
Chicago
Ridel
Hades Ag Miyeu
Polix
Eliafra
Othe
Woneh
Bridget
Chlongo
Atchoneh
Rose Leads Discussion On National Quar Problems
A Associated Press report from Omaha describes a discussion among representatives from Milwaukee and other cities on national quar issues. The event included talks before city officials and a visit to Fort Omaha. The tone reflects turning fortunes and local engagement with broader topics.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Ted
Ror Tiese
Milwaukes
Silwaukee
Atlanta
Dalbuque
Fort Omaha
Mother Sues Son Over Estate Grievances
A Burlington court case alleges a mother sues her son claiming misdealings by the lieutenant governor and his father over an estate valued at about 8 million dollars. The filing asserts trustees acted against the will and seeks accountability through a probate claim and future proceedings.
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Hlim
Dunsinnie
Galtines
Vancouver
Frraebsen
A New View of Debs and Teberg Tuner Explains Melis
The piece portrays Debs as misunderstood by opponents and praised by some for sacrificing steady work to pursue activism. Hunter says Debs seeks true work as a speaker rather than an executive, wandering as an agitator to spread socialism. Oklahoma crowds hear him, Milwaukee crowds endure heat to listen, while others see a roaming preacher.
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Teberg Tuner
Melis
Wilt
Lani Aiven
Newood
Terra Haute
Debs
Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Oklahoma
Lick
Milwaukee
Tim Riley
Eugene Field
Phmterhias
Lturper’s Weekly
Anthony Comstock and the Campaign Against Obscenity
In a private office Comstock guards a chest recording twenty years of efforts to eliminate indecency from business. The society has arrested about 9200 people in thirty five years with total imprisonments over six years. Obscene materials still exist though often sold secretly to avoid punishment.
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Anthony Comstock
Berty
Comstock
Legionin
John R. Meader
Bones Mian
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Cobo
Mer
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Myron
Wien
Chernete
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Fatrbank
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