Washington Notes Highlights From Opening Extra Session
Joseph G. Cannon reelected speaker as house rules are amended at the extra session start. Democrats vow to oppose any coffee duty. A bust of former Vice President Fairbanks placed in the senate chamber beside Hobart. Henry of Texas seeks to introduce a measure to move inauguration to April 30. Espinoza of Nicaragua briefs Secretary Knox. Treasury shows McKinley assassination cost 42517 in expenses. W D Stephenson elected mayor of Los Angeles to serve until March 26. Judge Dallas resigns federal judgeship in Philadelphia. Edward Weston begins cross country walk from New York to San Francisco. Roosevelt served with subpoena in Rad and Fancies case. P J Kieran indicted in Pittsburgh for embezzlement and larceny by bailee. Robert Q Bailey named private secretary to Secretary Mac Veagh. Mayor Harper recalls private life scandal marks recall system. Taft joins Optimist Club. William Childs travels aimlessly until Milwaukee camera cure.
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Taft
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Arthur C Harper
Optimist Club of America
William Childs
Milwaukee
Miners Conference Ends Without Accord in Philadelphia
Reports say the Philadelphia miners and operators conference adjourned with no agreement, raising the prospect of a strike. In other brief items, Wallace defeats Lazelle in a 20 year archad contest finalizing ten straight wins. Mrs Davets and her husband welcome five children including twins and triplets. The Japanese naval training squadron sails for Honolulu with cadets aboard the Aso and Soya, visiting San Francisco and Seattle. Tense Austria Serbia relations. possible war. Nicara guan envoy Espinoza says no hostile aims toward other republics. Telegraphers and telephone girls in jails begin general strike. Actress Mary Barrymore and Russell Griswold Colt wed in Hyde Park Rhode Island.
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Multiple Crises Highlight Turbulent Global News Reel
A long dispatch covers Indians dying of grip in the MacKenzie river district and ICC findings of railroad discrimination against Indianapolis in favor of Chicago. Other items report a Flora rural carrier killing his three children then himself, Persian soldiers attacking peasants in St Petersburg reports, McCarthy's prison sentence and future evangelism, Dressler's finances post Aldwych reopening, a fatal icehouse boiler explosion in Fareingdale, and more such mixed world events with international diplomacy and local incidents outlined.
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Rhode Island Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
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Zelaya
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Fitzgerald
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Philippines
George M. Dunn
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Omaha
Frank Galt
Galt
Finois
Sterling
Former Oregon farmer praises western Canada prairies
Albert Nelson from Benton County Oregon left in 1994 to the Goose Lake region of Saskatchewan. He extols rich virgin prairie, deep clay loam, and crops of oats, wheat, barley, potatoes, noting favorable yields and affordable land from 12 to 16 dollars per acre. He describes dry, healthy climate, long-term winter rest, and rapid future cultivation. A nurse joke ends the excerpt.
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North America
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Saskatchewan
Open ing of Irrigated Land under Government Carey Act
Government Carey Act offers irrigated land at 50c per acre at Cooper Lake Wyoming with $5 per acre cash and $3 per acre annually for ten years. Free railroad fare, sleeping and dining car accommodations, and a free deed to two town lots for applicants before May 1. Tallmadge Buntin Land Co agents in Chicago provide applications and details.
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Railway Exchange
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised for women's health
In Noah Kentucky Mrs Holland testifies to relief from headaches nervous prostration and hemorrhages during the Change of Life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad extols the product as a cure for female troubles and invites readers to seek confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Noah
Lydia KE. Pinkleham
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