Dangers of Cholera Stir Immigration Debate in Senate
World health experts warn cholera could reach the United States next spring and push for one year restrictions on European immigration. The Senate committee continues hearings with Dr Elson and Dr Bile advocating preemptive measures to prevent an outbreak.
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America
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Andil
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Ruring
Ounygrens
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Phobera
Washington
Trial of Dr Briggs for Heresy Opens in New York
The Briggs heresy trial begins as moderator John C Brigge presides in New York. Objections to amended charges are debated, with two key objections defeated by narrow or overwhelming votes amid discussion on scripture and creed.
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Briggs
John C. Bh
Brigge
Dr. Briggs
C. H. Woodbury
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Beales
Freight rate cut ordered for Mouit Growers in Florida
A Florida decree by Judge Swayne in the Stetes district court requires railroad officials to reduce freight rates on praries to all eastern points by five cents per box starting today. The decision follows a Florida Fruit Exchange suit filed before the Interstate Commerce Commission two years ago and sustains the commission’s order, delivering savings to growers and shippers of Florida oranges as of November.
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Keey Bn Fla
Swayne
Stetes District Court
Savandah,lorvla and Western Railway Company
Oceanies Oday
Piorida Fruit Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
Floris
Train derails near area in Arkansas incident
A northbound Missouri Pacific train derailed about a mile north of the city in Arkansas. The car and two coaches left the track after the mishap, with details limited in the report.
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Florida orange crop may fall twenty percent in year
Disjointed notes report orange yields in Florida shrinking about 20 percent with an expected price of 150 boxes in Jacksonville. Other items note John P. Eirich named U S consul at Antigua and a Tennessee man assaulting his wife with a revolver amid family strife.
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John P. Eirich
Ohio
United States
Antigua
West Indien
Willian Manes
Lomaxville
Tenn
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Pillipth
Prince O Penna
He Coke
Subsidizing the Press and Corruption Fund Exposed
The article outlines a massive corruption scheme tied to a 4 monster fund using France ads and subsidies to boost enterprises. It notes misused money, investigations, and named figures like M. Rossignol and Reinach, with a board tasked to identify recipients. Also included are oblique references to funeral notices, a death in Paris, and railway or legal actions.
Appearance and success in business and society
The text asserts appearance largely determines success in business or society and warns that neglecting appearance can lead to failure. It invites readers to call for help in improving their image.
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