Fragmented Wire service notes mix of names and events
An eclectic, garbled wire service digest mentions Britiak cruiger Pallas, Chicago police official Michael C. Marales, and various civil war veterans, ministers, and officials. Scattered items include births, court actions, a political race, a theater figure, and naval mentions, all in a historical newspaper fragment tone.
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Britiak Cruiger Pallas
Itea
Vendlan Watere
Adrmolaistraton
New York
Bayiey
Les
Hia Lrathur
York
Sam Dpraneineo
Corbett Jamus
Wronerson
Patrick Secenten
Breen
Ryan Kuarde
A. W. Morsford al Thibuque
Akon
Tly Justices Court
Malr
Motsistown
Nod
Wea
Tirpitz
Foreign Office
Wekabureta
Gti Andrew's
Chicago
Pratt
Dundee
Bundsy
bMenominee
Tiffeny
Pines
New Jersey
Crist
San Francista
George ‘York
Hot Springs
Maynard
Washington
Carls Wedel
cNstee
Germain
Venezuela
St. Panl
Dasane
Bas
Wisconsin
Rr Worts
Maybrich
Phe Towboet Russell
Thewea
Tament
Trenyerane Et Stree
Ge A. O'Brien
Saxony
Soconat
Hia
Volasiona
Louise
Tc Att Swith
Wite
Amerika Thu
Lake Y Asacciation Insinaite
Beamin’s
Arrenee
Italy
Austria
France
North
Tonaranila
Wi. Y
Prealent
Lewis G. Slaile
Sag
Mich
Daniel Swan
Geiest
Doings of Congress in stormy session full of clashes
A lengthy report details the Twelfth Missouri district seating dispute, Democratic opposition blocking legislation, and a marathon congressional session. It covers conferees in the VAIRSARG homestead act, various appropriation bills, and the tumultuous hours leading to adjournment with the Senate convening in extraordinary session to swear in new members.
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Democrata
Waggontt
Buller
Det
Missouri
al Recesa
District of Columbia
Porto Rico
W. Rank
Kenetad
Naval
Preston
Imo
Friends
Cinla
South Carolina
Noo
Mitucis
David B. Henderson
Richardson
Waxler
Tennessee
Indebtedness Case Sparks Castle In Debt Scandal
In Dreen Castle Indiana a tax related case centers on Thomas C Hamland and Jerome once tied to the First National Bank. The five man group lost investments in Indianapolis real estate thirty years ago and face ruin as liabilities mount. The bankers, years in service, are linked to a total debt approaching 148000 dollars with principal or security at stake.
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Dreen Castle
Ind
Moreh
Thomas C. Hamiland
Jerome
Firat NeLionsl Bank
Pnsiniong
Eorty
Enlira
Indianapolis
Rioting at Kansas intercollegiate oratorical contest
In Aichison Kansas the event ended in a disgraceful riot over Malcolm Garrard of Kansas University’s eligibility to compete. A candidate was hissed as he attempted to speak and a rough house followed prompting college officials to intervene and eject students from the tent.
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Aichison
Kan
Meret
Kansas Incrcollegiale Association
Malcolm Garrard
Kansas University
Tollec
Chicago to Play in East in Football Strategy
Chicago University announces plans to meet the United States Military Academy at West Point in the East. The program outlines a strategy for contest against Army with emphasis on preparation and location.
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Chicago
Copeh Ategy
University of Chicago
United States Military Academy
Point Noy
Worden Torpedo Boat Destr Ship Sets Speed Trial Record
The Worden conducted an official trial on the Coe Henty course at Norfolk Virginia on March 7. The destroyer surpassed the required four days by a substantial margin, marking a notable speed achievement in the Ling contract.
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Norfolk
Worden
Ner
Robbers Identified in March 7 Robbery Case
Report states Marifoed, Cara. dulotptr and Colling were positively identified by two witnesses as the robbers. They were taken from Assan prison to appear before authorities, with prisoners likely to be moved tomorrow for further proceedings.
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Marifoed
Cara
Dulotptr
Colling
Hans
Assan
Inkeo Weal
Adventist Author Uriah Smith Dies at 95 in Michigan
Tattle Creek reports the death of Maren Elder Uriah Smith, aged 95, longtime editor of Adventist Horlow and Her ali and a well known figure globally. The piece notes his February death in Mazallio, Mexico, and mentions authorities levying 291 bourses and paying owners $72,000.
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Uriah Smith
Battle Creek
Mich
Tattle Creek
Maren T
Adventist Horlow
Herali
Fed Snildenty al. Vis
Mazallio
Mex
DROWN IN HUDSON RIVER Nineteen workers amid ferry disaster
Glens Falls N Y March 9 Nineteen workers at Spier Falls on the Hudson River die when a ferry boat capsizes as a crowd of Italian masons and laborers attempt transport. Rescue teams hunt the scattered drowned and missing along the river while fog shrouds the scene.
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Glens Falln
N.Y
Spier
Hudson River
Shere
Hudson River Power Company
Feleverbua Bol
Tien
Wien
Ch Arete
Alie
Funston Receives Washington Orders Amid Alaska Boundary Talks
General Funston of the Colorado department is summoned to Washington for high level talks with the secretary of war. He will hand over command of the Department of the Columbia to General Randell, who sails to the Philippines April 1. Randell’s arrival at Vancouver Barracks is set for March 19. Funston plans to depart for the Pacific coast today and will not discuss the changes. War Department reportedly considers troop movements toward Alaska over the boundary dispute.
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Ghetal
Fred. Funston
Department of Colorado
Washington
Gssislaus
Wer
Lanuer
Renson
Tremt
Michell Theardere
Randsll
Philippines
Vancouver Barracks
Pacific Coast
Funston
War Department
Yank
Abaska
Alaska
Newark Jury Finds North New Jersey Railway Responsible
The Newark New Jersey jury investigating the trolley accident that killed several Pine School children concluded the North New Jersey Railway Company overran the trolley line and caused the crash. The victims included a car occupant and nearby bystanders who were injured or killed in the derailment and fiery crash.
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Goruer
Newark
N. J
North New Jersey Railway
Pass Insular Loan Bill Debate in San Juan
The house delegates unanamously favored a 5,000,000 loan bill while American members opposed and Puerto Rican members supported. The aim was to assist agricultural development with the loan under consideration by the assembly.
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San Juan
Another Death at Ithaca High School Hit by Fever
Ithaca New Mexico reports another death linked to Lire typhail fever. Two students from Theca High School, Caesar Lar finaga and another unnamed classmate, are affected as health officials trace the outbreak in Sandunn, Porta Ries.
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Thal
New Yorke City
Viellnt
Ithaca
Thomare
Caesar Larfinaga
Che Theca High Shool
Sandunn
Porta Ries
Senator Announcement of Death Leaves Assembly Uncertain
A report on a senator announced dead in New Mexico after a serious illness. The general assembly sent condolences, adopted resolutions, and appointed a committee to attend the funeral. Senator Hudalph was listed as seriously ill prior to the death.
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Ronetar
General Assembly
Hudalph
Rutan
Chattanooga 18 Launches in New York Harbor Ceremony
The Chattanooga cruiser was launched amid spectators and naval officers at the Volusia Shipbuilding yard in New Jersey. Speeches by Governor Frazer, Chattanooga Mayor Chalsitt, Senator Beles, and others highlighted Tennessee history and national moments. The event included dignitaries from the Brooklyn Navy Yard and the U.S. Shipbuilding Company with a large turnout of guests at the ebb yard office.
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New York
Eiite
Tennessee
Ghallanonga
Chattanooga
Volo Stairs
Bates
Pork
Chattanooes Wuson
Ine
Lian
Frazer
Chalsitss
Beles
Seawir Caruseck
Lewis Nixon
Lyrnn J. Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Tennesser
New Orleday
Jack Fon
Dewey
Napita
Sebley
Santiaca
Teddy Arrosknelt
San Juan Hil
Jac Wheeler
No whiskey for Kansas in Prohibition State
A Kansas order targets whiskey shipments by prepayment and security guarantees. The move, aimed at cutting illicit supply to the state, could depress rail freight and halt liquor ads and distribution. The measure labels Kansas a prohibition state and seeks to curb illicit “blue tigers” traffic by restricting shipments and rerouting.
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Lociselte
Cynrlere Journal
Vonde
Kansas
Fle Hous
Census Director Merriam Resigns Amid Agency Shakeup
Merriam, director of the census, submits his resignation to the president as part of a broader reorganization. The move follows a push by the vice president to realign leadership at the Lifermational Alecce agency in New York and Washington.
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Merriam
M Census
Alecce Enile Agency
New York
Washington
Niwa
Wisconsin Floods Reach Beloit And Milwaukee Areas
Fragmentary report from March ninth describes serious floods across Wisconsin with Beloit and Milwaukee regions affected. The text notes emergency measures as residents, including young women, assist with rescue efforts using pike poles and improvised tools amid damaged bridges and rising water.
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Milwaukee
Beloit
Hacns
Janesyluis
Wisconsin
Beloit & Young
Sankey Evangelist Affliction Reported by Eye Specialist
New York March 2 The family of Tra De Sankey Ime released statements prepared by an eye specialist who has treated the evangelist The affliction is said to be caused by an overlook and involves enlargement of the right eye The prognosis notes limited response to treatment and uncertainty about restoration of vision despite efforts by the specialist
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New York
Tra de Sankey Ime
Ohio River Flood Threat Enfolds Indiana Towns
The Ohio River near Evansville Indiana rose toward record levels with rain and cloudbursts forecast to push water to near 1884 highs. The river already reached two feet and continued to climb as farmers hurried to secure hay. Navigation was largely at a standstill amid the rising flood.
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Evanerite
Ind
Talas Antelis
Alandstill
Mrs Marsylla Keith Celebrates 86th Birthday in Home
Montgomery West Virginia March 3 Mrs Marsylla Keith Shiloroman observed her 86th birthday with religious services at her home. The page contains garbled text mentioning numerous entities and family relations, but the central note records the birthday celebration and locale.
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Montgomery
W. Va
Marsylla Keith
Shiloroman
Supreme Court Invalidates Prohibition Enforce Plan
The supreme court voids the balance plan of the prohibition law, effectively striking down the injunction provision and making enforcement more difficult. The decision targets provisions that regulate where liquor is manufactured and sold, raising questions about the statute’s future viability and the state’s ability to regulate alcohol.
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Topeka
Kea
Supreme Court
Miners Win Indirect Union Victory and Wage Increase
New York report says miners secured indirect recognition of the union and an anticipated ten percent wage raise to start when they resume work in October. Additional changes include pay by weight, nine hour days, and added expense checks, with a three year verdict term and future settlement talks.
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New York
GAC
Welehl
Vaear
WaEreani
Tatoca
Beard Nl
Mystery of German Budget Sparks Budget Committee Debate
Berlin March 7 The German budget committee heard Herr Rehner retired lender complain that funds are asked for Tunisian maintenance while ships or stations abroad are not funded. Von Tirpitz said information from the navy department was adequate and that administrative discretion requires secrecy. Maintenance expenses were said to fund foreign service vessels, while battleships lag behind naval progress.
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Berlin
von Tirplize
Onvy Department
Uve Jpany
Export Duties Plague Caracvz Traders Amid Blockade
Ships arrive with minimal cargo as Mares calbo merchants protest export duties deemed heavier than the Venéenezan blockade. Revolutionary sources claim forces surround Caracas and President Castro faces pressure after a congressional session disruption.
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Sland
Caracvz
Mareh T
Bata
Maratalbo
Aguesuela
Brovelit
Marescalbo
Venenucia
Caracas
Venézuela
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Castro
Congress
Morgan Interviews Palma on Taxes and Treaties
Jiavana March 7 Mor gan paid a lengthy parting call at Aerie Ident Palms where Palma told the Accariated Press the government loan was not mentioned. Palma said the government would not advertise for the loan until new taxes to pay it were arranged. Palma expressed interest in Washington patches about reciprocity treaty and expected soon to be clear on pending treaties.
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Jiavana
I_ Plemont Morgan
Patma
Patna
Washington
Lope
Higher Prices in Glass Spark Industry Crisis
Philadelphia report notes unprecedented turmoil in the window glass trade with manufacturers facing factory shutdowns and possible price wars. Declining demand and rising costs threaten stability as prices climb and competition intensifies among producers across the country.
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Philadelphia
Wedeer
Death of Government official Winder in the West
Omahe March 7 Crpeth WII A Winder veteran of the Mexican and civil wars died here aged 60. For 18 years he led a part of the land department at the Hosebod agency. His son Willem Winder is in command of the Menippe S.
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Omahe
Crpeth Wii A. Winder
Weat
Land Department
Hosebod
Willem Winder
Menippe
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