Home Rule Bill Passes UK Commons Amid Turbulent Debates
The Irish home rule bill sailed through the British House of Commons by 368 to 258. After the vote, wild demonstrations erupted from bill partisans and Belfast factions, with chaos spilling into streets as Orangemen and Unionists protested. The measure now goes to the House of Lords.
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London
Ireland
House of Commons
House of Lords
Gladstone
W. T. Gladstone
Joseph Chamberlain
J. &. Goshen
Henry James
Asquith
Lord Lieutenant
Belfast
Rail mediation east fails as firemen strike ballot ordered
In New York on January 17 efforts to mediate the dispute between eastern railroads and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen over wage and condition demands have failed. A strike ballot has been ordered as mediation ends with no clear prospect of settlement.
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New York
Eastern Railroads
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Multiple Ohio towns report crimes and deaths in brief notices
A column of regional briefs details violent incidents and fatalities across Ohio. Notable items include an unidentified shooter firing through a cellar window in Youngstown injuring 35 year old Bonita Van Nucci, a mask robbery and theft of false teeth in Cincinnati, and a fatal train accident near Fostoria. Other items cover suicides, hangings, drownings, and legal notices from Columbus, Wooster, Ashtabula, Steubenville, Zanesville, Chardon, and beyond, with casualties, promotions, and court verdicts.
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Youngstown
Bonita Vannucci
Cincinnati
Horace Kamp
Fostoria
Claren Bernhishel
Bairdstown
Baltimore & Ohio
Upper
Sandusky
J. Boescher
New Washington
FE. H. Gerson
Chicago
Northern Ohio Lutheran Synod
Ashtabula
E. D. Dougam
Dougam
Columbus
John Martin
Orrville
Steubenville
Daniel McDevitt
McDevitt
Zanesville
Rachel
Bell
Muskingum County
Adamsville
Ada
Anthony Allerding
Chardon
Mary Louise Sherille
President Johnson
Mary Miller
Northampton
Mass
George A. Breckenridge
Gettysburg
North Chardon
William J. Hiler
Middletown
William Long
Anna
Long
T. C. Jenkins
Mansfield Reformatory
R. A. Hastings
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Bellefontaine
Rushsylvania
Shepherd Paynter
Bugsy
Supreme Court
James B. Robertson
Youngstown Sheet & Tubs Co
A. P. Sandles
State Board of Agriculture
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Republic Iron & Steel Co
Lemuel A. Frederick
Salem
Buck Coal Co
Frederick
Taft Reflects on GOP Setback and State Vote Strength
President Taft addressed the New York Republican Club, candid about the 1912 defeat and party leadership flaws. He noted GOP state votes outpaced presidential totals, asserting the party remains a strong opposition to Wilson and could recover quickly despite disarray.
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New York Republican Club
Taft
Republican Party
Wilson
Taft Defends Civil Service Merit vs Spoils System Ties
The president rebuts claims that his order placing 36000 fourth class postmasters into the classified civil service is political. He cites a 1900 precedent and the 20,000 postmasters petition as backing. Taft portrays critics as exploiting the issue to attack merit system goals and patronage reform.
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Taft
Congress
Hypocrisy in Tariff Debates At Local Levels
The author upbraids Massachusetts Democrats for backing a high shoes rate while preaching cheaper living, then opposing measures to their own neighborhoods. The piece also condemns voting for bills Taft would veto and sending different ones to a Democratic president.
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Massachusetts
Taft
New Diplomacy’s Victory Amid Foreign Policy Attacks
The article argues that maintaining continuous foreign policy is essential as the new diplomacy faces heavy criticism. It notes the president’s reaction in a tense, patriotic tone and asserts notable gains achieved through persistent policy efforts.
Canning Factories for Sale Ad from Springfield
For sale on time per cent of pack or cash 16 sizes. $85 to $350. For farms or large communities. Write for booklet. THOS. M. BROWN Springfield Mo Adv.
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Thos. M. Brown
Springfield
Witty quip and ad tease from the era
A playful exchange about marriage stars in a brief item. An jokey line about a wife causing a rumpus when her husband returns home is listed alongside an advertisement note for fresh buckwheat flour from Mrs. Austins Bag Buck wheat now on hand at your grocers.
Rubber Plant Care: Olive Oil Feed and Weekly Washing
When leaves yellow and fall, the plant may be dying. Feed a tablespoonful of olive oil every two weeks and wash the plant weekly with warm soapsuds, letting suds soak the earth. Sprinkle every other day. The same treatment applies to ferns.
Eczema Cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
L R Pink recalls years of severe eczema on thigh and scalp with intense itching. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, relief came within minutes and complete cure followed, with dandruff also cleared. Sample requests directed to Outloura Dept L Boston.
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Lebanon
L. R. Pink
Outloura
Dept. L
Boston
Fragmentary Crankish Note Offers Mixed Words
Jumbled lines reference money and Wall Street with stray garbled phrases and a hint of a detective character. The readable bits show a rough, nonsensical vignette without clear events or names to anchor a full news summary.
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Parley E. Zartmann, DD
Moody Bible Institute
David
Christ the Lord
Christ
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Judea
Samaria
God
Lord
Messiah
Jesus
Balfour
Ulster
Buckeye
Party
Presdent
Dukes Mixtu
Ayers
Liggett & Myers
Duke
Virginia
North Carolina
Durham
N. C
Tinsley
MS. Premium Dept. Adapte Lye
ST. Louis, MO
Europe
Eczema
Wall Street
FOLEY
Dada Colts
Tom L. Johnson
Ellsworth Bidg
CHICA
Allen
Olmsted
le Bee
Dragetete
W. M. Cincinnati
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