Public Campaign Financing Debate Fails in House Vote
In Washington on May 23 the House rejected the conference report on the private act appropriation bill by 145 to 154. The fight centered on a campaign publicity provision requiring disclosure of campaign contributions by national committees and party groups across states. The Crompacker amendment aimed at redrawing representation faced strong opposition, aligning Democrats against the measure, while a broader debate over interstate commerce and rail regulation continued.
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Washington
House
Crompacker
Indiana
Home of Representatives
Adultiers
Mir. Williams
Dembcrats
National Congression
Fedarat
Polis
Ownit
Crumpacker
Senate
Howe
Post Office
Dineter Resigns Amid Firestorm In Leavenworth Church
In Leavenworth Kansas on May 23 Rev RA Biwood formerly of Wilmington Delaware resigned as pantor of Lansognuart's Fisanzsorias chupeh wing. The unusual resignation follows a disputed charge against MEWing doctor cme ot and the ebuegeh choir. The incident triggers a broader upheaval at the church as officials assess the consequences and parishioners react to the abrupt leadership change. The report notes confusion and conflicting details surrounding the resignation and the church’s response.
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Dineter
Leavenworth
Kan
RA. Biwood
Wilmington
Del
Lansognuart
Fisanzsorias Chupeh
Cme Ot
Wy Xin
Minor figures hint at incidents from across the period
The report notes William P Boantman who built Awerteons first street railway dies at his De Smet home. It records 15 injuries, four probably fatally, in a Brooklyn bridge trolley collision. It mentions Oklahoma passing a graduated land tax to curb land holdings and a Mexican court case misplacing Martin Jacob, head of Jacoby, into court on alleged funds misappropriation.
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William P. Boantman
Awerteon
de Smet
Paris
United States
Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Oklahomm
Mexico City
Gvo
Martin Jacob
Mercantile House of
Jacoby
Ftte
Republic
B of L E Convention Delegates to Cleveland Memorial Unveiling
The International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers delegates, about two thousand, will travel to Cleveland for the Mann Memorial unveiling. Grand Chief Warren Stone will speak. Secretaries and trustees were reelected, and new insurance rules allow monthly benefits to former members over seventy.
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Columbus
International Convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Eugineers
Cleveland
Manna Memorial
Warren
Stone
H. H. Shay
Locomotive Engineers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Amos Beal
Kansas City
Grand International Auxiliary
Mary EB. Cassell
Colombie
Harry St. Clair
Logansport
Thd
Fate
Covington, Ky
Trade review shows improvement across sectors
New York May 23 report quotes weekly trade review with encouraging signs across departments. While weather slowed someretail activity and year-to-year declines persist, manufacturing output rose and pig iron prices fell, with stocks indicating stronger June production and rising textile demand.
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New York
K. G. Junalu
Review of Trade
Caine
Emling
Muyers
Seven Indictments Forsake Lamphere and Dead Guinness
Laporte Indiana May 23 Grand jury returned seven true bills against Rey Lamphere for arson and murders in the Helgelein case and indicted Belle Guinness posthumously as principal. Lamphere to be arraigned after warrants served. sheriff and prosecutor anticipate early trial. Remains found in a chicken yard later identified as one of the earlier burials.
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Laporte
Ind
Rey Lamphere
Laporte County
Mra
Balle Guinness
Andrew Holgstein
Panstnis
Mack
Lamphere
Helgelein
Mru. Guinness
Bar of Justice
Nome
Lilly
Feet Dearte
Mee
Guinness
Belle Cumnners
Indiana
Andrew Helgeletin
Graud
Richter
Taball Ark
Smith
Almuteer
Numanekall
May 26 Arrested Fugitive From Justice At Beattie
George W. Fullerton son of a St. Louis milution aire was arrested in Beattie on a charge of wronging a young New York woman. He was brought to the city by two detectives and released on a writ of habena enegin by Judge Sewall. He appeared before Police Judge Shortall Friday but was freed after charges were dismissed. New York detectives planned fresh arrest on another complaint but he was removed by his attorney and escaped custody. Cannon Will Extradited. Toronto May 2% Judge Boyer refused Nobton Cannon appeal on extradition bribery charge, wanted in Colmivin.
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San Francinco
George W. Fullerton
St. Louis
Beattie
New York
Thiiefty
Sewall
Habena Enegin
Shortall Piitay
Liberty
Cannon
Toronto
Cnt
Jupuee
Chite
Nobton Cannon
Judea Boyer
Mamitten
Hafe
Colmivin
Governor declares death of official amid unsettled affairs
An unclear notice from Nevada references Governor Jota Sparks of Nevella and a local ranch near Kenn. It notes illness followed by death on December 31 amid ongoing political strain and displacement within Reto region.
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Reto
Nev
Gov
Jota
Sparks
Nevella
Wuo
Kenn
Ohio railway strike settles as arbitration setback looms
Cleveland May 23 completed plan for settling the street railway strike, but Mr Short cannot act due to ill health, prompting a morning conference to appoint a replacement arbitrator. Ohio State wins Big Six meet in Columbus with 47 points. Oberlin 40, WRU 27, Ohio Wesleyan 26. Rail rail injunctions, age rules for women, and other Ohio notices fill the day.
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Cleveland
G. K. Shortlett
M. G
Shortie
Shurtleff
Columbus
Ohio State University
Columbis
Oberlin
Western Reserve
Ohio Wisteyan
Wooster
Kenyon
Parade of 3500 Sailors in Bellingham May 23
In Bellingham Washington on May 23 a parade featured 3500 sailors and Marines from 5 ships marching through the streets before about 110000 residents, drawing praise as a historic display for the state.
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Bellingham
Waoh
Washington
Liberty Prisoner Released in Ohio Paper Fraud Case
Charléne Carteron, serving four and no full years in Ohio penitentiary for aiding a postal fraud in propagation of counterfeit bonds, was released from the prison Friday and greeted at the gates by a New York detective who intended to take her back to New York on a similar charge related to a $200,000 bust in Dayton.
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Columbus
Charléne Carteron
Ohio
New York
Multiple Disasters and Legal Notes Across Cities
A sequence of incidents reported from Chicago Philadelphia Norwich Pittsburg Detroit includes a plant and housing destruction with two corneas found, church spire struck causing $15 000 damage, a political convention delegation change due to illness, acquittals in a fraud case, and two men killed when a girder collapsed from a Detroit bridge construction site.
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Detroit
Thomas Horn
Joseph Katkie
Howard Pteeet
Denied Permiation to Sue in New York May 22
A New York May 22 report states Attorney General Tuckson’s bid to obtain permission to sue to annul the era of the Western jon and Pental Telegraph companion was denied by Justice McCall in a supreme court session. The piece closes with an African American dialect excerpt from an Atinota Constitution passage.
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New York
Tuckson
Jon and Pental Telegraph Companion
Supreme Court
Sermon by Phone Comforts Elder's Ill Wife
The elder's wife, gravely ill, could not attend church. The doctor advised rest but the devoted wife mourned missing services. A telephone sermon was arranged. at noon the elder reported the patient slept soundly ten minutes after the sermon began.
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Abe
Philadelphia Ledger
Eccentric Meet with Sir Charles Hallo at BL James Hall
Robert Loula Stevenson accompanied by an eccentric acquaintance to a piano recital by Sir Charles Hallo in London at BL James hall. After the concert they reached Marble Arch where the acquaintance praised the pianist as having a severe British manner despite his German birth.
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Robert Loula Stevenson
Charlee Hallo
James’ Hall
London
Charles Win
Marble Arch
Welther
Otatewman
Farmer keeps cat after odd pig delivery joke
A farmer, proud of his thriving pigs, received a delivery of pale pork from a neighbor. On eight week tannage, the meat appeared different and the farmer dryly remarked he should keep the cat under watch for a few days.
Fragmented OCR dialogue about a child and a boy named Bobbie
A garbled text segment presents a rough dialogue about a child bearing and a name Bobbie. The garbled phrasing and missing context hinder clear events or outcomes. The fragment mentions a person called Pred and a character Mamiua-Goed, with questions about the matter and control of a situation.
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Mamiua
Georgie
Ireddie Ee
Bobbie
Poultry Breeding and Care Tips From a Historic Guide
Practical notes on selecting breeding stock for turkeys and ducks, plus feeding and housing guidance. Advises choosing strong yearling hens, avoiding inbreeding, and using fall stock. Describes chick and duckling feeding, growth rates, and a simple poultry house design with tarred paper, battens, and rough lumber for durability and economy.
Roads, fruit grading cited in Tennessee report
A Tennessee report notes preference for thinning fruit to obtain superior grade and remove inferior fruit during harvest. It also records over 50000 dollars spent in Johnson City last year on macadam roads granolithic pavings and curbing.
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Tennessee
Jobneon City
Tenn
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Teng
B. OF L. E. Convention
Hay Lamphere
LA Porte County
Grand Jury
Young Fullerton
Nevada
Gnior
Newa
Ghort
Telegraph Wire
South- Eastern Ohio Railway, Light and Power Co
Railroad Commission of Ohio
Tron Spot
Zanesville St
Millway
Ellis Friday
Mary Behinrdt
Cincinnati
Delaware
Milian
Morgan
Charles Martins
William Cape
East Liverpool
Walter Cranston
J. W. Dirnell
Norwood
Arthur Hoerner
Leiieburg
F. T. Christian
Akron
John Reid
Youngstown
Charles Calvin
Portsmouth
Horstmann
Josson
Reynoldaville
Duboix ‘Traction Co
Sykesville
Dayton Darton
Talton Manufacnuring and Tuber Co
Chicago
Philadelphia
Christchurch
Second Street
Platt
Binghamton
N. C
Btatee
Benator
Platt Haw
Btate Benator
J. P. Alida
Norwich
Piatt
Col
George W. Dunn
Altde Wan
Wyman
Landera
Pittsburg
Cass
W. G. Wyman
Jourph W. Landare
Tonesta
Bowman
Cithwns
National Bopk
Brother Williams
Joshua
Gus
Comia
Atinota
Turkey
Firat
Tse
Ta Na Inatanoo
Tri State
Walla
Union Station
Cms
Peny
Marion
Collnsone
Chicago Division
Lima
Cinalunadt Diviaiga
New York Central
iMeket
Hocking Valley
VT Sa
Toledo
Prin Tren Ae
Magnolia St
Dock
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