Scattered 19th century notes mix politics pastimes and science
A long jumble of items covers Glasgow University rules on female graduates, Belgium oyster inspections, toll road abolition efforts in Maryland, New England governors on autos, a bleaching device, tongue divination claims, Wagner manuscripts up for auction, Amy Alexander’s district court post in Kansas City, Indian timber revenues, a Japanese sales plan, and Dakotan politics including women’s vote implications, with miscellaneous regional notes and curiosities.
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Belgium
Royal Society of Medicine
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Abollah
Cromiers
Nwinem
Huse
Capitol Completion and Tax Plan Debate in State Legislature
Governor Crawford delivers a lengthy message urging completion of the state capitol and funding through bonds and existing appropriations. He warns lawmakers that without new special appropriations and a sale of public lands, the state cannot finish the capitol or meet rising demands for universities hospitals and other institutions. He notes potential tax changes and criticizes certain proposals as impractical while stressing the need to balance expenditures with income.
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Etate Capie Tol Commission
Hopiad
Aberdeen
Lieschon
Ugtculture and
Mechanic Arte
Brookins
Asor
Spearfish
Gary
Hospital For the
Yankton
Northern
Redsfield
Stowe Falls
Hot Springs
Mankington
Capitol
Tr Sth
Capitol Commission
Pullaing
Taviah
Boert
Asneauyvent
Vesley's First Message to Legislature Calls Reforms
The governor's first message urges banking reform including depositories controlled by the state, bond payments from state funds, and stricter bank capitalization rules. It proposes redistricting banks, limit estate holdings, and audited officer bonds while maintaining safety and fair access to state treasuries. It also backs legislative tweaks to election law, immigration division, and a robust state fair.
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Dante Ghoul
Sven
Ita
Uncle Sam's Gift to Poor Italians $800000 in Gold
Senate and House debates introduced a relief plan for Italy’s earthquake disaster. President requests authority to deploy ships and supplies, with $1.0 million proposed and a $500000 allocation already noted, to aid victims, food, clothing, and essentials.
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Uncle Sam
Celtic
Port Said
Jretdhy
Congress
Mount Pole
Final immunity in oil fine case denied by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court denied the government's petition for a writ of certiorari in the $29,000.00 oil fine case against Consolidated Company of New York. The decision upheld New York price controls on refined oil at 80 cents per thousand. the court also discharged Oscar Reid, one of the Brownsville soldiers, finding the amount involved insufficient to justify Supreme Court review.
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Washington
Rpreme Court
United States
Standard of Company
Peter 8. Grosscup
Chicago
Kenesaw M. Luntis
Supreme Court
Consolidated Company
New York City
New York
Oscar Reid
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Future action must come from Washington in Lima case
Chicago, Jan. Diatriet Attorns Lima was informed of the adverse ruling of the supreme court in privat Wwlegrim. He declined to discuss a matter, stating the announcement of any future action must come from Washington. The ruling does not end the case, as it may be retried before Judge Landis or the government may pursue a new case using similar evidence from prior indictments.
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Board of Railroad
Wig
Homer M. Derr
College of Me Quanc Ares
Brookings
Swifts
Pierre
South Dakota
Tel Hon
Walvet cl
Willim Ese
Centerville
Board of Railway Commissioners
Telephone Commissioner
Board of Railroad Commissioners
YRON
Board of Fall Road Commissioners
Public Service Commission
Mnex
Board of Railroad Commission
Belon
Republican Party of
Lay
Supreme Court of the State
Nnvale Tacwits
Pany
Holdview
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Massachusetts
Colorado
Connecticut
Fraternal Congress
Foundation of Society
Thelrates
No Jong Won
Washington
Chicago
Attorns Lima
Privat Wwlegrim
Judie Landis
Thousands Flee Stricken Messina Region After Quake
The Messina area evacuated as thousands flee. At Nivaa a freight train derailed and collided with a relief train, killing five and injuring others. Frank Perret of Brooklyn warned of further shocks due to crustal slip and possible stronger quakes. Fire damaged the city hall as tremors continued and ships shuddered.
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Mersina
Nivaa
Messina
Catania
Frank Perret
Brooklyn
Mattoucci
Royal Observatory
Mount Vesuylis
Todas
New Estimates Raise Death Toll to 120000 in Naples
Naples reports from January place the death toll at 120000 as foregn observers split from Italian rescuers over numbers. Estimates from observers on both sides of the atrat increase casualties, with 20000 killed in one event and 30000 more in subsequent waves, while the height of a wave at Mes sina is noted. E P Nutting, editor of The Asian, reflects on the ongoing death toll and the fray in the citation.
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Naples
Jan
Rume
Seone
Messina
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Eire Berneat
Scotland
Pee
Diviia
Butte County
Iew
Wert
Porthesat Corher
Seu Pourche
Senate of
Glasgow University
Senate
New England
Boston
Botier
Massachusetts Highway Commission
R Hiss
Beechuattsighway Commission
Callen
Ax Ucenses
Yauntriea
Rem
Journal Des Debata
Paris
Richard Wagner
Berlin
Leipsic
Bayreut Sore House
Amy "J. Alexander
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
Kanas City
Taft
Mise Axander
Berith
Hutchingen
Agenist
Sergica
India
Japan
Orange
Jericann
Kowth Daksta
Ras
Dette
Ees
Crawford
Dan
Lowe Palin
Bexbeemodt
Tale
Aeselid
Eulo FK
Orayihe
SeyLton
Deneleney
Hugh Lieretaay
Warwen
Nebraski
Tk Fullenidd
Ourreek
Alyall
Gilby
Vel
Eavnnini
Board of
Regente Hi Ae Antico
Marticoned
SHINE
New Canton
Spenetini
Conurm Tury
Tie Neh
Eneeriin
Bieweddings
Agias
Jion
Gifford Pinechot
National Conservation Commission
I Standing
Erate Commission On State Conservation
Robert 7. Gamble
E.W. Martin
Samuel H. Tea
Doane Robinson
Alate Fair Chord
exoMicle
Hever
Tearnesay
Lalso
Englyce Lea
Carey Land
Con Bresa
Stats Board of Agriculture
Gaint Jone
Axathet Runs
Hank Deposit Insurance
Commissioner of Insurance
Fis
Wade
Vesley
Edie
Uriel
Hatike
Tiwi
Immigration Department
Board of Agriculture
Huron
United States Navy
Aml
Raley
House of Representatives
Italy
Bret Dumbers
Mary
E. P. Nutting
Wince Teio
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