Review of Global Events This Week News Roundup
Washington reports on varied topics from troop deployments to San Antonio camp conditions and a U S Japanese treaty reaction. Senator Lorimer case developments draw Senate attention while Taft and Bryan discuss international peace. Fire gong at census bureau notes rapid processing.
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Washington
Krownvile
Texan
Art Conme
San Antonio
Tex
Brown
New Mexico
Arizona
Taft
Wi. J. Bryan
White House
Senate
Lorimer
Springfield
Senator Lorimer
Congress
Bureau of Census
Coast Artillery
Hawaii
Carnegie donation to Sweden hero fund and Oregon suffrage bill
Andrew Carnegie donated 230 000 dollars to a hero fund for Sweden. Oregon lawmakers rejected a plan for popular election of statewide officers by a large margin. A stockman named Clim killed four persons at Billings Montana. Ken sus Johnson is reported more critical than ever in his illness. Representatives rejected the bill granting suffrage to women by 161 to 4.
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General News
Andrew Carnegie
Sweden
Oregon
Clim
Billings
Mont
Ken Sus Johnson
Sentatives
Irene W
Smith
Robert Henderson
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Alvis Dyer
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Kan
Kadikos
Constantinople
Joseph Meyers
Peoria
Magdalena Bay
Pacific
New York
Edward Tilden
Chicago
Springfield
Ocean City
N. J
Carl Rhuno
el Paso
Kansas City
A. T. Rogers
Las Vegas
Emanuel
Portugal
England
Cardinal Gibbon
Baltimore
Hennewell, Kas
O. W. Akers
Ella Wilson
State Senate
Inl
Lorimer
United States
Canada
Northwest
John J. Henderson
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Indianapolis
Ind
Dublin— Corporation of Dublin
George
Princess Irene Strands Off Statue of Liberty Rocks
Reports describe the steamship Princess Irene stranded on rocks within sight of the Statue of Liberty. The item forms part of a broad news digest noting disasters, political shifts, and notable crimes across the period.
Where Do Sea Birds Get Water
A Young Folks Catholic Weekly writer recounts a cabin boy memory of sea birds drinking fresh water from rain under a tropical storm. The birds sense a coming squall, fly to a forming cloud, and drink rain as they sail vast distances, a habit noted by the New York Tribune.
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Catholic Weekly
Tropics
New York Tribune
Nose of the Ambassador and Hidden Leather Formulas
An ambassador to Russia once a leather merchant in this country learned secret processes for a special leather. He grew weary of the methods but while abroad he inspected curtain factories and, by smell, gathered impressions enabling him to recreate the formulas on his return home.
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Russia
Atlantic Magazine
Proper Time to Act: When It Should Be Done
A concise adage emphasizes seizing opportunities at the right moment. It argues that delay undermines effectiveness and champions timely action in all tasks. The saying reflects common guidance found in self help and leadership contexts.
Change In Food Found By Reasoned Thought
A reader describes a mental process leading to a change in dietary choices. The note emphasizes clear reasoning and personal insight guiding healthier eating decisions.
Legislature braces for adjournment with cautious budgeting
Analysis shows many spending bills dead as lawmakers aim to stay under a 4 mill general fund levy. Senate holds most appropriations while a small amount, under 300000 dollars, has reached the governor for signature. The era of tight public spending follows newer revenue rules and marks the smallest general fund levy in state history under the present administration.
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House
Senate
Tis
Hallenberger
Senate debates funding for Nebraska State Fair
The senate in committee approved a $100000 appropriation for the state fair despite Placek of Saunders opposing the measure. Ollie of Valley led in favor with Banning of Cass, arguing funding would boost revenues and Nebraska’s standing as an agricultural state. Placek’s motion to oppose the amendment failed nineteen to nine.
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Senate
Saunders
Ollie
Valley
Cass
Nebraska
Placek
Telephone Merger Bill Lifted to Third Reading
In the senate on Thursday Bartos of Saline pushed H. R. 637 to third reading with standing committee amendments. Copies of the amendments were unavailable and senators did not know the bill’s contents. The house introduced it via Miner of Lancaster, and it passed after removing two sections, permitting physical connection of telephone lines under railway commission control.
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Senate
Bartos of
Saline
Miner
Lancaster
Railway Commission
House
Senate Passes Three Bills In House Action
The house approved Senate files 200 241 and 265 with various provisions. Measures modify school appointment dates allow matriculation for mature students at state normal schools and validate a $50 000 bond issue for the Omaha park board.
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Senate
House
Selleck
Talcott
Rennate
Horton
Omaha, Park Board
Banning
Buhrman
Legislature Advances Budget Debates with Key Increases
Lawmakers pushed through engrossing votes on maintenance and prison funding while amendments raised state prison board funds to 3000, district judge travel costs to 4000, and junior normal school aid to 20000. C C Smith secured 100000 for high school normal training before a cut. Selleck’s 225000 bid for the Lincoln historical building fell.
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State Prison Board
Hoagland
C. C. Smith
Senate
Selleck
Lincoln
State Library
Supreme Court
Salaries and Bills Move Through House Actions
The salaries bill H. R. 366 provides nine state bank examiners at 2000 yearly and boosts W J OBrien and other officials. Penu normal school adds 2000 to 55000 total. Milford Womens Industrial Home and Geneva Girls Industrial School salaries adjust. H R 537 telecom merger and franchise changes pass on third reading with amendments. senate amendments await concurrence.
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W.J. O'Brien
State Fisheries
Penu Normal School
Milford
Geneva
Lincoln Charter Dead
Lincoln will have no charter revision at this legislative session. The city tried for eighteen months to create a flexible charter but the draft was built as amendments to the old charter and failed, remaining worthless.
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Lincoln
Senate flags donated to Grand Army posts tale
The sedatore speaks of old flag patriotism and donates two senate flags to Grand Army posts. One to the post at St Paul and another to a second site. It notes a dispute over state property and claims the senate lacked right to convey state sway.
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Fiage
A. R
Senate
St. Paul and
Suis Wee Soeas
Subvive
Coecaen Aetna
Adams
Senate Deliberations On Third Readings Highlight Rift
A fragmentary report shows the senate spending most of its Friday session on third readings while tensions persist between the senate and house. The debate centers on powers and lines of authority amid stalled reconciliation.
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Senate
House
Old Lion Reflects on Politics and Kisses
In Seesnen Magazine an elderly figure recalls politicians kissing during campaigns. A shy observer named Little Johnnie wonders aloud about the old rite as the stooped man gazes at the decrepit lion statue, framing a nostalgic political vignette.
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Johnnie
Seesnen
Starch Choice Highlighted for Fine White Goods
The piece touts Defiance Starch as free from injurious chemicals and safe for fine white goods. It claims the starch preserves a perfect finish equal to new and stresses its exceptional popularity this summer.
Feebia Guard’s Quiet Question From a Sweet Young Moment
A brief humorous note captures Feebia Guard pondering a line as a Sweet Young character voices a shy question. The fragment hints at a playful exchange and character mood without revealing full context.
Spohns Remedy Advertised in Daily Life Notices
An antique classified style fragment touts Spohns as the greatest remedy for distemper pink eye and heaves, praising good breeding and benevolence in daily life. The ad voice blends product claim with generic household usage.
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Chathaem
Fragmented OCR Summary Noted
The readable lines describe a non coherent gaming or theatre fragment with blurred names and events. It mentions walls between acts and a player or character named Beary, with references to Chile and Monblog. The overall context remains unclear and no clear outcome is stated.
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