Week's Doings in Congress Survive Oleomargarine Debates
Detailed notes on Senate and House activities from March covering oleomargarine legislation, war revenue and military appropriations, conferees named on key bills, and votes including unseating a Kentucky senator. Debates touch on pensions, district laws, and Cuba policy with executive sessions and adjournments interspersed.
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House
Committee On Commerce
Mozars
Cullom
Warren and Teller
Mecia
Aldrich
Allison
West
Boreing
Moss- Rhea
Iblra
Kentucky
Rhea
Howie
Ala
Powers
Fox
Miss
Messrs. Payne
N. Y
Dalzell
Richardson
Tenn
Messrs
Bingham
Hemenway
Ind
Livingston
Money
Hansbrough
District of Columbia
Biyl
Rhes Oftantinky
J McKensie Moss
Hasbury and Vreeland
New York
Gaines
Rep
W Va
Mann
Tibet
Scarborough
Gaines Tenn
Hull
Iowa
Thenaday
Harris
Quires
Quarles
Win
United States
Mr. Hawley
Committee On Military Affairs
Cuba
Committee On Foreign Relations
Danish West Indies
Revenue Cutter Service
Fire destroys railroad facilities. unknown origin
In Richmond Virginia a blaze damaged the roundbooks carpenter shop and repair plant of the Nikuabus and Pacific Railroad Company. The origin of the fire remains unknown and the loss is estimated at 3169,066. Damaged text mentions various unrelated names and locations that could not be fully clarified.
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Mottram Raliwwod
Gefen
Chitratea
Mexico
Nikuabus and Pacific Railroad Company
Floods disrupt rail service across Mississippi region
News from New Orleans and Mississippi details record high waters and widespread rail washouts. Major lines including Illinois Central and New Orleans routes are damaged with no through trains for days. Pearl River and Chikasahay rivers rise rapidly as residents evacuate lowlands. agricultural and lumber sectors face heavy losses and widespread disruption.
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New Orleans
Minciscippi
Louisiana
Miskalppi
Winals Central
Alasky
Yasco
Nitsisippi Valey
Harriton
Little J
Jackson
Illinois Central
Water Valley
Holly Springs
Mississippi Valley
Harrison
Northeastern
Enterprise
Meridian
Oketibbee
Laurel
Chikasahay
Tallabala
Pearl River Bottom
Mississippi
Fire at Nashville Ill destroys Carlsbad Hotel and sanitarium
A late night blaze at the Carlsbad hotel and sanitarium in Nashville Illinois leveled the building within an hour. The property was owned by Nashville Mineral Springs and Electric Light Co. and leased to the Women’s Christian Home. Value estimated at 15000 with insurance about 16000. Fire truck response was quick but ineffectual as the flames consumed the structure.
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Pansing Lee
Nashville
Carlsbad
Dr Fitzgerald
SS Louis
Nashville. Mineral Springs and Electric Light Company
Springer
St Louis
Woman’s Christian Home
St. Louis
Farmers Institute Work Shows Steady Yearly Progress
The Illinois Farmers' Institute reports 111 county and congressional institutes last year, up four from the year before. Attendance rose from 306 in 1900 to 375 in 1901, totaling a 6,900 gain statewide. Higher quality speakers and practical topics draw broader interest, with institute libraries and scholarships at the University of Illinois College of Agriculture expanding agricultural methods.
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Ilinois Farmers’ Institute
Wis
State Institute
College of Agriculture
University of
Ilinois
Conversion of Saul to Paul in Acts Narrative
The text details Saul's Jewish heritage, Roman citizenship, and education in Jerusalem, noting his Pharisaic strictness and potential social distinction. It traces his persecuting zeal, encounter with Jesus near Damascus, dramatic conversion, temporary blindness, and immediate commission to preach Christ, highlighting the transformation from persecutor to proclaimer.
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Paul L
Uwe
Thatcher Sul Waz
Paul
Parl
Hastings
Childhoo
Taras
Provebir
Profesor Ramsey
Jerusalem
Gemasel
Bia
Phillip
Als
Saul
Damascue
Aufa
Heaven
Earth
Amy
Damascus
Elie
Burkdenty
Navn ES Sos
Atenut
Cambridge
Ohret Warelampet
Romontes
Raul Ota
Innes
Jesus
Alan
Vaibis
Christ
Minstern Cantur
News Resume Items From A Turbulent Era
A wide string of brief items notes bond authorizations in Brooklyn, labor and trade shifts, a hospital fire in Nashville, a court verdict acquitting Stewart Fife, a nurse assaulting a mayor, and optimistic reviews of trade. It mentions morphine illness near Palmyra, religious contributions in England, a major oil gusher at Sour Lake, and various political and social developments across the United States and abroad.
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Dun’s
Bradstreet
Sour Lake
Tex
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