Congress Keeps Capitol Abuzz With Record-Breaking Debates
Washington reports that in seven months Congress produced more spoken and written material than ever before. The Congressional Record surpassed 10,000 pages, with the House yielding the bulk of the talk and a marathon Senate debate on the railroad bill. Extensive committee hearings and a high turnover of testimony fueled an enormous output totaling over 40 million words.
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Cochran
Littlesmit
Interresanie Canal Committee
Monkeys as booze experts in London whisky case
In Clerkenwell, two North London licensees appeal convictions for unlawfully selling whisky not of native substance. A public analyst testifies with humorous monkey experiments showing malt whisky calmed one monkey while pure patent whisky drove another to frenzy, prompting questions about the experiment's relevance to the case.
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Missionaries Use Autos and a Harbored Sect
The House of Leradl, also called Miglig Haller, a 144000 strong religious group in central states with headquarters at Boni Harbor, buys a $2000 automobile from a local factory and orders another as Tyler of Houten Harbor drives the car to Menton Harbor for a long test run. The sect operates busineses and manufacturing, with Horn Harbor as hub and 160 sheep straying at Mont st Michel with 47 lost. The shepherd perishes attempting rescues.
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Chile
Central States
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Hraney
Tigerish Tales From The Batters Box In 1910s Style
A garbled vintage recap critiques scoring and umpiring while spotlighting a player named Fervis from the Noster American League club. It hints at seating protests, miscalls, and a fanish demand for better pitch interpretation, with comic misreads of batters and umpires shaping the tone of the page.
When Cooley Didn't Make a Siame Run
Ambiguous OCR text recounts a baseball game moment featuring Cooley, Davy, and Jones. Dick led the early offense, hitting the first ball pitched, while Hick and others participated in a sprint around the diamond for Bos tom. The fragmentary source lacks clear names, dates, and outcomes.
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Hick
Bostom
Jones
Charles Dooin Star Catcher for Philadelphia Club
The article recalls Charles F Dooin as catcher for the Philadelphia National League team. It mentions his early promise with minor leagues, a move to other clubs, and a notable star status in the Western League. Details are unclear due to text garble but focus remains on Dooin’s professional career and association with the Phillies.
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Charles Ke
Cincinnati
Pears
Pruulh
Bik
Seston
Tte
Misleolinand
SUNEN
Romeo
Wastow
Fanehe
Paul
Vonliakis
Baseball Blunder and Sprinting Slide in Nervy Play
A tense baseball scene unfolds as a fielder misplays a ground ball and an inning keeps twisting. Dick slides boldly for home after a relay throw, crowd roars, Cooley misreads the crowd reaction, and the play ends with mixed cheers and groans.
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Jack
Cauley
Spit Balls Puzzle Umpires Debate Pitch Tactics
A fragmented note debates the legality and handling of spit balls in baseball. It discusses umpire decisions, pitcher grip, ball condition, and the impact on calls during balls high in the strike zone, noting controversial judgments and interpretations.
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Jack Choabyo
Cherdam
Seni
Tanidier Plaud
Chicago Alderman Protecting Umpires
Chicago alderman Zimmer of Chisago introduces measure to bar violent conduct and drunken misbehavior at local baseball events. He argues enforcement by officials will safeguard umpires and public safety, citing concerns about propriety and order at games.
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Ogden
Chicago
Denver
Chisago
Ls Vale
Zimmer
Barlatop
Tiana
Diamond Gossip Shakeups Hit Stowe League and Club
The Stowe Olympiad crew has raided pitcher Lindaay while umpire Phil Canpaubie is dropped from Bastion League standings. Hidinvapelie club names Victor Lee Helford, formerly of Chelan wan.
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Lindaay
Phil Canpaubie
Hidinvapelie
Victor Lee Helford
Chelanwan
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