Week's Doings in Congress on Statehood and Philippine Debates
Highlights from May sessions show Senate focus on Philippine governance and New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma statehood. House actions included acts to admit Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico and pension bills, with memorials for fallen leaders and officials.
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Finchmere Teilted Major in Chivas Vicane & Be
An unclear report mentions Finchmere Teilted Major and references the Chivas Vicane & Be, Paul, and an engine scene described with fragmented phrases about a trip and beverages. The passage is garbled OCR and lacks verifiable details or clear events.
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Malcomb Ford a Murderer and Suicide in New York
New York report details a tragic family murder suicide at a writer's desk. Malcolm Webster Ford, disinherited son of Gordon L. Ford, shoots Paul Leicester Ford then kills himself. Malcolm, once a top amateur athlete, battled his father's opposition to athletics.
Irish South King Edward and Dublin politics
Nationalist members in the Dublin city council absent themselves to block debate on whether Lord Mayor Harrington should attend the coronation. A separate dispatch reports a crime case involving a suspect named Spider Wise, jailed at Mabón on charges including theft and larceny, with conflicting time references.
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Murnis Cigarette Factory in Kioto Seeks Status
A fragmented report from Kioto references the Murnis cigarette factory and a production concern labeled comsomes many cigarettes. The text is unclear but points to a local industrial site and its output.
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Hopkins Nominated for U S Senate by Illinois GOP
Springfield May 9 Republican state convention practically nominated Albert J Hopkins of Aurora for United States Senate to succeed William E Mason. The ticket included Buss as state treasurer Mamer as clerk of the supreme court Bayliss for schools and university trustees Dawes bowed out citing convention will. Mason disputes the convention’s authority and vows to press on, while Governor Yates and Lorimer praised the slate.
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Noted Author Paul Leicester Ford Murdered in New York
May 9 New York author Paul Leicester Ford was shot and killed yesterday afternoon at his home by his brother Malcolm who then shot himself Malcolm Ford, a known athlete and journalist, had been in ill health The novelist born in Brooklyn in 1865 married Mary Grace Kidder two years ago His best known work is The Honorable Peter Sterling His wife is described as a prominent Brooklyn social figure Dr Emanuel Baruch Ford's physician suggested mental aberration as a possible cause for Malcolm Ford's act
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Water Cure Alleged Used by Philippine Troops
Washington reports Secretary Runt orders court martial for Captain James A. Ryan of the Fifteenth Cavalry over alleged torture methods in the Philippines. Witness William F. Rhodes describes placing natives on a water-filled floor, dunking their heads, and beating them to extract information during examinations.
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Packers Dislike Inquiry Over Embalmed Beef Fines
In Jefferson City Missouri May 8 1900s the packers push to halt a probe into the meat industry claiming penalties fine forfeiture to bar business but prefer paying fines to stopping investigation Embalmed beef sales cited supporters say testim ony harms packing houses more than court action already taken and a quo warranto case stands.
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Million Barrels of Apples in Illinois Crop Outlook
A South Illinois fruit belt reports an exceptional apple crop with favorable weather. Clay County boasts over 40 000 acres of orchards averaging 12 years old, promising about one million barrels if conditions stay good. Prospects for other fruits remain strong aside from peaches.
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Coal Shaft Sinking Plans Target Washington St Clair Counties
A project to sink coal mines in western Washington and eastern St Clair counties is promoted by a Kansas City trust company led by D. D. Thomas with involvement from St. Louis bankers. Mines planned at Venedy Venedy Station Libory Darmstadt and Lenzburg, with a railroad to connect towns for faster market delivery.
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Sunday School Teach All Nations and Missionary Call
Article discusses early missionary work, roles of teachers and preachers, and the example of Barnabas and Paul. It recounts how fasting, prayer, and separation were used to dedicate believers to special service. It notes that God calls all to a particular mission and how the Holy Spirit guides such efforts through Christ.
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