Debates on Senate Rules and Cuban Policy in Congress
Officials see hopeful signs in Cuba despite sensational dispatches from Havana. Reports note opposition to reorganizing committees and limiting debate, with several ex senators receiving posts to upcoming exhibitions and commissions.
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Abe
Congress
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Forceinor
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Chandler
Boda
Will Lant
Carter
U.S
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McBride
Lindsay
C. A. Snom & Co
Coumtthy
Kansas Editor Misaddresses Subscriptions in Odd Letter Mix
A Kansas editor reportedly mixed up mail sending and lost two subscribers. The exchange includes a correspondent asking about methods for dealing with grasshoppers and a bizarre advice line about burning envelopes and treating pests, reflecting the era’s strange humor in local papers.
Fragmentary Quote About Musicians and a Village Arpa
Incomplete excerpt notes a person described as two good musicians and mentions a woman from a country village with an arpa. The text is sparse and lacks clear events, names, or dates to form a full news item.
Plans for Five Year Revival by Dr Hall in Chicago
Dr George F Hall of Chicago plans five years of evangelistic work starting in September to grow the largest church in the city. He intends to preach Sundays and seeks speakers including Talmage Jones Pardubarat and others for night meetings. P P Bilborn to organize a chorus Gen John Gordon spoke at Central Music Hall last Sunday. Proceeds cover the first month’s rent of the Auditorium with Sam Jones slated to lecture March 31.
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George F. Hall
Chicago
Christan Church
Hall
T. DeWitt Talmage
Sam T. Jones
Pardburat
P. P. Bilborn
John.b. Gordon
Central
Sam Jones
Record Subscription Arrears Notice for April Collectors
The notice warns subscribers with arrears over two years that if not settled by April 1 they will be placed in a collector's hands. It urges arrangements for payment and states the paper will be run as a business proposition, directing two years or more in arrears readers to act.
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Navy Academy
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West Point
South Carolina
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Hove
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Washington
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Wilhelm
Chaulece
Kansas
Iva
Kaness
Dreyfus
Quasi Dialog Reveals Patient’s Dying Confidence
A clergyman asks if she is prepared to die and the sick woman, clinging to small domestic details, expresses mixed certainty about her death while mentioning carpet removal and curtains, reflecting her focus on home life despite illness.
Boy with X ray sight stirs Texas ranchers in Uvalde
Fourteen year old Guy Fenley of Uvalde Texas, famed for night sight that supposedly sees water miles underground, locates wells and weirs for ranchers. His father Joel Fenley, a respected cattle raiser, notes the boy’s gift emerged about four years ago and works persistently on ranches across the semi arid region.
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Guy
Fenley
Texas
Joel C.fenely
Uvalde
Notes of the Twentieth Century Scribbles on Politics
The piece rails at Uncle Sam Cuba relations and Senate habits. It mocks jam eating as childish and criticizes fake scientists exploited by yellow journalism while praising genuine researchers. It hints Nebraskans might run for the U.S. Senate.
Reverence in Religion and Manners Noted by Goethe
A reflection on irreverence versus reverence in daily conduct and worship. The passage cites Goethe’s idea that true manliness comes from reverence and laments widespread lack of reverence among both young and old toward religious observance.
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