Tariff Plot and Hawaii Debate in Congress
Senate debates Hawaii policy and President’s message as Congress moves to pass the tariff bill. Reports cover Willi s interview, Coughlin case, and political maneuvering. arrests for dynamite plot and local crimes accompany the sprawling session.
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Committee on Foreign Relations
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Wasamatox
Runaway Milk Wagon Spooks Two Girls Blues on Lake Street
Two young daughters of Mrs W A Robins narrowly escaped serious harm when a runaway horse pulling a milk wagon broke loose on Lake Street near Plaza. Miss May suffered back and hip bruises, while Miss Nellie leapt from the rear, escaping with head bruises. The buggy veered toward Virginia Street Bridge then toward the Steam Boat road, with the horse last seen fleeing at speed.
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Lake street
Plaza
Miss May
Nellie
Virginia street
Personal notes and local incidents in town
Billy Price visits Ophir today. CG T Bender is ill at home. Nellie Lewis leaves for California for an extended visit. Mrs Frank Carr recovers from typhoid fever. Warden Bell and wife and daughter Mina Fernald travel on V T local train. Mina visits San Francisco art school. Till Tap remains open. Long Valley Saloon robbery yields about $50. Charley Roberts on watch. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Meed's Pills advertised with health claims.
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Ophir
CG. T. Bender
Mins
Nellie Lewis
California
Mra
Frank Carr
Warden Bell
State Prison
Mina Fernald
San Francisco
Prospects of a good fight at the Opera House tonight
Local notices and ads report a lively Reno scene with events tonight at the Opera House. Several vendors tout ice cream, candies, sodas, and tailored goods. Worldly news notes Peter Woolcock’s death in San Francisco aged 56 and a large money check from the World’s Fair.
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Peter Woolcock
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Bryce
John Peterson
Peterson
atlaa
Washoe Soda Works
Reno
Buckingham
A. F. Seeberger
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
Rebekah
Ayer sQarsapartiila
Maria
Frank Frigoli
Roma
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