Currency Bill Passes House in Party Line Vote
The Vreeland currency bill cleared the House by 184 to 145 after insurgents joined Democrats. Democrats largely refused to go on record for the Williams substitute, while Mr. Kahn of California supported it. Senate action and conference prospects loom as Aldrich committees prepare to amend the bill for cross-chamber discussion.
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Washington
Fifreen
Kahn
California
Bryan
Senate
Aldrich
House
Senu
Wopelang
Tornado Devastates Northern Levana Areas
A destructive tornado path swept northern Lonivana on Wednesday evening causing numerous towns to be wrecked. The conservative death toll stands around thirty with about two hundred injured. Hospitals report overwhelmed facilities as rescue efforts continue.
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Shreveport
Lonivana
Bath
Majle
Jahapiionte
Bolnger
Firil
Gilani
Bandits Make Rich Haul Reported Near Santa Fe
A sensational tale from a frontier town describes a group of bandits looting a stagecoach and fleeing overnight. The incident stalled pursuit as authorities and locals pursued clues through the valley and near Old Fort. A reward is rumored to be offered for capture and recovery of the stolen money and goods.
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Page Item
A garbled OCR readout mentions names and places in a late night or early morning section. It hints at a local note or brief about people such as Gobley Beane and Thieelay and locations like Cr Lie Oe tanh Waa, but the text is largely unreadable.
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Washington
Tide
Anon Epille
Heron Sean Ha
Meira
Ade
Teiret Gobley
Beane Errhad
Dave W
Fragmented OCR reads like garbled public notice
A damaged text fragment shows garbled names and phrases resembling a public notice or legal item. Readable elements are scarce, with no clear action, place, date, or authority identifiable. The piece lacks coherent facts to summarize beyond noting OCR noise.
Sixtyith Congress Approves Over Billion Dollar Budget
The Sixtieth Congress advances a total appropriation exceeding one billion dollars for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1908. Major allocations include army pensions civil and executive branches, agriculture, District of Columbia, naval, Indians relief, and a new immigration station in Philadelphia.
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Yesier Hesylon
District of Columbia
Naval
Argent
Philadephia
Russell Discusses Castro Ties Amid Venezuela Unrest
New York minister to Venezuela W W Russell arrived by steamer Cartaris and denied serious rifts with President Castro. He said relations are not perfect but stable, noting Castro’s health and loyalty of officers and the people’s sympathy with his leadership.
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New York
W. W. Russell
Venezuela
Castro
Venezela
Rimself
Russell
Cratro
Korean Bandits Attack Villages Sparking Allied Patrols
Seoul reports Korea's unrest prompts 5,000 gendarmes under Japanese officers to be deployed across districts. Prince Ito orders humane treatment of Koreans and strict enforcement with severe penalties. Four hundred new telephone and telegraph offices will enhance communication with troops as crop prospects improve.
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Seoul
Korea
Prince Ito
Prince Tt
Admiral Sperry Takes Command Of Fleet
Rear Admiral Chaves Stllian Sperry returned as American delegate to The Magne conference and assumed command of the Atlantic fleet on Friday. He replaced Rear Admiral Evans as commander in chief after Admiral Thomas hauled down his flag at 1040 a.m. from the Connecticut coast. Thomas served as senior officer during Admiral Ryans’ absence and issued a farewell address after six days in command.
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San Francisco
Chaves Stllian Sperry
Magne
Charles M.thomas
Evans
Connecticut
Sperry
Thomas
Ryans
Ultimatum of Railroads Sparks Inter-Region Conference
Delegates from fifty commercial anti shivers associations across the east and middle west meet to discuss intercepting a proposed raise in freight rates. W G Tipton of New York Central signals railroads aim for a moderate rate increase, deemed by some as necessary. Mr Brown argues against any raise unless clearly and beyond doubt it is unavoidable, warning wage cuts for 1,506,004 railroad workers may follow.
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Chicago
East and
Middle West
W. G. Tipown
New York Central Mes
Mr. Brown Walt
Dhal
Texas Tax Rebate Law Struck Down by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court invalidates the Texas tax rebate law, ruling it unconstitutional as an intrastate regulation. the decision targets a Texas statute linked to the Galveston to San Antonio railroad and related taxes, with Justices Holmes noting the measure aims to regulate interstate commerce and cannot stand.
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Washington
Galveston
San Antonio
Prisoner sentenced for blackmailing New York woman Jennie Blount
A Brooklyn lawyer and a man named M. Sanford faced charges of blackmailing Jennie Blount, a New York woman, after attempting to extort money. The jury found the defendants guilty, with Blount testifying to the scheme and the court imposing a state prison term.
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New York
Jennie Blount
M. Sanford
Hohie Dike
UN Blackwallar
Per Siete
Aeree Nut Leek
State Prieon
Aubnen
Maem Blunt
Mise Sanford
Heranany
Jenimey
Mandi
Pan Anglican Congress Draws Global Delegates to London
Delegates from thousands of dioceses worldwide are chosen to attend the Pan Anglican congress in London in June. Bishops accompany many lay and clergy delegates, with American bishops and dioceses sending reps. the event is hailed as a major gathering of religious workers with extensive global representation.
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London
United States
Awerica
Guard Charged With Express Robbery in New Mexico
Deputy Sheriff W M Farmer of Dawson was arrested in connection with a $45000 robbery of Wells Fargo Express near French. Farmer guarded the treasure from French to Dawson, with the money moved to Raton then to mine Fort Was. Two men were jailed Saturday, and unconfirmed reports say one suspect has confessed implicating two others not yet captured.
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Springer
Police Shield Strike Breakers in Meveland Amid Turmoil
Disturbances surge during a streetcar strike as police guard strike breakers and workers. An attempted attack on crew members was thwarted. no serious injuries reported. Separate public meetings include a Utah Peace Society event and a Chicago gathering addressing independence and antiwar sentiment.
TEXANS TO START STAMPEDE FOR ROOSEVELT NOMINATION
Fort Worth Texas delegates to the Republican state convention adopted Taft support and Roosevelt endorsement resolutions. The Texas delegation will split into regular and reorganized groups, with the regulars possibly sending two pledged Roosevelt delegates to Chicago. No Negroes will be permitted in the regular faction.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Taft
Roosevelt
Texas
Chicago
Waco
Woman Cleared in Court Sparks Crowded Celebration
In Casnopolis Michigan crowds cheered as the court acquitted Mrs Christian Metaker of Scott Bend Indiana of murdering Carleton Morgan of South Bend at 3 am April 1 outside Mrs Mar Green's home. The verdict prompted an unprecedented show of support and warnings of arrest threats.
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Casnopolis
Mich
Mre
Christian Metaker
Scntt
Man Confesses to Triple Murder in Shugherd District
Matawan, Nf report states the grocer admitted on Mot fey that Frank Zaetera une youne Suri killed Mr and Mrs Willison and their servant Jennie Dendy at Shughers Shepherd farm. He claimed the killings were to obtain money known by the Shapherd family.
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Shap
Governors and Presidents Confer at White House
Washington reports a three day White House conference with President Roosevelt, governors from 44 states, cabinet officers, Supreme Court justices, senators and representatives aiming to improve natural resource conservation. A permanent inter-state organization is anticipated, with possible federal approval of state agreements.
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Washington
Amer
White House
Roosevelt
United States
Root
Congress
Russians Tire Of Prison Break Attempt In Yekaterinoslav
In Yekaterinoslav prisoners tried to break out of a government jail after breaching the wall yard with a bomb. The escape ended in a slaughter with 28 prisoners killed by guards and many wounded. guards and authorities quickly repelled the mutiny.
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Yekaterinoslav
Ilo
Mekitehen
Prism
Wallace dates and Idaho delegates in Taft endorsement
Fragmented text reports that Wallace dated events in Idaho and delegates to a convention were eliminated for Gooding Beyhors and Borah with James H Brady as a delegate amid a Taft endorsement. Names and places appear garbled with no clear sequence of actions or outcomes.
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Wallace
Idaho
Aeseratited
Gooding
Beyhors
Borah
Delegans
Messuren Sidetracke Receives Committee Action
The document notes a committee order related to a government liability bill and a proposed amendment package. References include the Aherlew bank Tuptey bill and the United judiciary Denalon proposal, with calls to consider the Littefield tiguae hill Townsend Injunction bill and Hep horn Hil amendatory of thy Shorman ROL tint Jaw in related orders.
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Warrington
Wellhemtay
Minister Slays Wife in Suspected Domestic Tragedy
Local reports detail a violent killing as authorities investigate a suspected domestic incident. The deceased and alleged suspect are named in sparse excerpts, with police presence confirmed at the scene and ongoing inquiries into motive and connection.
Dynamite found near Fort Bayon area by navy marines
Officers of the navy yard recovered dynamite at a point about 500 yards west of Fort Bayon, with a quantity still in possession. Marines from the yard discovered the cache believed linked to streetcar bombings. Chirag Grady, former chief officer of the Golden Circle, lay dead nearby after the incident. The case draws attention from local residents and veterans.
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Dywandio
Navy Yard
Te Ie
Chirag Grady Sudeer
Golton
Peeret
Foraker Brownuville Bill Vote Set December 16
A senate vote on the Foraker Brownuville bill was scheduled for December 16 after a prior 42 to 27 vote and a 62 to 6 agreement to fix the date. The measure aims to advance action amid debates over racial matters and proposed reforms.
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Waslington
Foraker
Valkerson
Storm Sweeps Kansas. Canty Wank A. Severe Blow
A severe Wednesday storm wrecked the Danny Gilien company plant in a thin city area, sparking a fire that the department quickly checked but left the plant utterly wrecked. Hinehart's store was unrooted and toppled, with Cannon Parked and nearby buildings damaged as debris scattered. No deaths reported due to workers being away at dinner.
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Canty, Wank
Thin Elty
Pean
Danny Gilien Company
Hinehart
International Conference at Ghanghal to Host National Anticeme
Government at Wash Inkion prepares for annual Jig dary 1 1909 as the time and place for a national competition. Details touch on cultivation within a range and approval of opi amon the China. The French government has adopted the Alverhall proposition.
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Wash Inkion
China
Garcia Named Alleged Police Murder Suspect
A man identified as Garcia, alleged murderer of a police officer, was shot by detectives after a chase on Pipe Avenue and Pike Street on Wednesday evening May 0. He died at Wayalde Emergency Hospital on Wednesday morning. Coroner reports cite terror inalt Lake as motive in the alleged murder of Charon 4 Ford.
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Seakin
Joseph Garcia
Tornadoes Leave Death and Destruction in Illinois and Louisiana
A severe tornado killed three and injured ten as it raked Hollywer Louisiana and Mercer Henry counties Illinois. Damage spanned multiple towns with numerous homes wrecked and residents displaced.
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