Debate Over New Mexico Territory Statehood Turbulent
The article recounts a heated congressional discussion on admitting New Mexico as a state and combining Indian Territory with Oklahoma. It notes votes, shifts in support, and the role of the Senate in shaping the final outcome while detailing positions of named figures and factions.
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Oka- Doma
Julign
Nuit
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Mexico
Rome
Phillio
Axati
Alo
Arizona
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Honariy
Mr. Band
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Earns
Diab
Senate
Boewini
de Plonse Tyqne Agers
Indian Territory
Games of Tennessence
Spearhen
Oy Townscal
Michigan
Wichartsoy
Alakimna
Cérre
Sisen
Chanimous
Conannt
Mike
Canal Rove Government Hill
Oc Ealer
Banker Beckwith 5 Dead in City Scandal
Reports state banker Beckwith and family members were found dead amid alleged forgery and embezzlement schemes. Investigators described a complex financial dispute tied to the National Royer, while a grand jury considers possible charges. Local officials pledged full inquiry as details remain unclear.
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Tie
Beckwith
Chilwrick
Beckselth
Natioial
Kayo Oberlis
World Industrial Developments and Global Trade Notes
Fragmented OCR report describes global steel and engineering activity, Chinese capitalists funding large scale factories in Kavang province, and rising telegraph traffic. Mentions first class workers in the steel trust, estimated expenditures around 19 million with 21 million government implications, and magnet operated plate production. Includes scattered figures on telegrams, hotel occupancy, and international steel plate manufacture.
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Ind Cauelor
Pernanth Dawns
Cilio
Rajeoeitlites
Steel Trust Boot
Wen
Nmber
Rm Inrge Wince Manifectartis
Forhsee
Kavang Iu
Statehood bill dominates Senate and House actions
Congressional action centers on a statehood bill linking Oklahoma and New Mexico with broader implications for territorial governance. Debates address agricultural appropriations, postal rules, and subsidies while amendments for funding and indigenous land issues are discussed. The House passes the appropriations measure as long harbors debate on combining territories into one state.
National Commerce Appoints Seekin Interstates Leader
The report on the beet burst investigation is due in six weeks as James T. Youruan of town is named interstate commerce commissioner to serve, with Senator Fairbanks and Secretary Hay in talks on Caney Glam reciprocity.
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National Caplin
Janes T. Yooruans
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Renator
Gockrall
Renate Exziten
Marian
Sahevies
Congress
Iarine
Fairbanks
Hay
The Prosperity Sermon and Moral Crossroads
A long reflective piece surveys prosperity as a religious lure and moral test. It contrasts wealth with spiritual health, warns against covetousness, and urges Christian virtue, charity, and piety as paths to true plenitude.
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Leslie Wellers
Kineken
Jonger
Providence
Mieke
Chea
Beni
Frealeli
Anul
Ronson
Fey
Levon Ink
Unreadable historic text fragment summarized
The fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with multiple misspellings and lacks coherent events or identifiable names. It mentions gambling, crime, and moralizing themes but provides no clear persons places dates or outcomes to summarize into a factual news item.
Farming and Food Practices Warn of Widespread Shortages
An oblique, fragmented account discusses agricultural methods and livestock care, urging restraint and efficiency amid looming supply concerns. The text references feeding practices for horses and mules, grain stocks, and government measures affecting farm operations while noting broader economic strains and policy shifts impacting rural communities. It mentions names of officials and institutions in a cautious historical tone and highlights seasonal timing and regional implications of agricultural policy.
Historic Pennsylvanial State tree fencing study
A lengthy, fragmented discussion outlines a study from the Pennsylvanial Mote Experiment Station on tree spacing, rootstock, grafting, and fencing for protecting orchards. It mentions soil, site, and windbreak considerations, fence designs, and plant varieties like Northern Spy, with notes on costs, materials, and maintenance implications for pruning and weed control.
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Weston
Lillaly
Ter 'Vreli
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