Defeated Bills Face New Vote In Albany Drama
In Albany the battle over reform bills intensified as a parliamentary clash left key measures defeated but alive. A dramatic day featured absent lawmakers, shifting allegiances, and Governor Hughes vowing the people’s mandate will not be ignored as talks continue on possible next steps.
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Renate Agnew
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Swan
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Dared
Elect Chairman Tonight Amid Party Convention Tangle
A frail OCR segment outlines a May convention where candidates such as Arborrar Joly Hi and Tanghe appear. The piece hints a marginal lead for a Christian Department candidate and notes uncertainty about final selection. It mentions Donahan as a probable permanent chairman and cites Akens Lutin and Hagan as possible contenders.
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Sligger
Tate
Playeianeli
cAtonry
Sanford
Coughan
Enina
Donahan
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Penfield Gift Reported in Philadelphia Honor
A Philadelphia April announcement describes a large gift reportedly from Mrs. Frederics Canrtobt Penfield, formerly Mire Ante Wolictite, given in the city. The note references memorial aims and a public oblation to commemorate a notable event, mentioning generous support and civic intent.
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Archhisep Tyan
Frederics Canrtobt Penfield
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Wolictite
Cnitie Walker
Arene
Amnion Tin
Qmouthie
Tyeentia
WIFE FOR TARGET Thief Charged After Jewelry Heist
A wife testified about a thief who stole a watch, gold water set, and wine during a burglary on Main Street. She described the assailant and the sequence from entry to escape, aiding police with a description and witnesses.
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Kove Sarman
Dirks Ol
Kite
Norah Cilied
Hirani
Sven Weeeinen
Orie
Walter W
Eby
Gale
Norman
Menin
Homie Ihile
Eibia
Norman Pefised
Lea
Harriman Seeks to Meet Erie Obligations on Maturing Notes
The article details Harriman’s plan to meet obligations on maturing notes through a May offer to holders, referencing Milward, Taerin, and Morgan & Co. It notes a $5,000,000 issue and a potential new three-year note at three percent, with discussions of collateral, delivery, and timing around April and May deadlines. The piece mentions Riverton financials, the Be datum and related directives from the railroad company and the Harriman group, including the option for noteholders to exchange for new securities and the broad market reaction.
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New York
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ALCOR
Rivita
Tarrman
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Jane
Cates
Paynente
Marwan & Co
Memante Toring
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Morgan & Co
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Dp Morgan & Foowas
Unclear OCR fragment hints at multiple names and events
Fragmentary text lists numerous personal names and places with scattered references to dates and events, including mentions of Melee fee, Pantera Hons Cite Woks, and Hyperion. The garbled lines prevent a clear single event, leaving only a tangle of entities and hints of scheduled items next week.
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Hank Hooda
Ancien AlitHéen Aml
Antony
Carrill Aduatin
Ceinal
Charmi Ken
Pantera Hons
Batley
Eso
Ammer Lenin Chimie Pig
Hyperion
Fritete
Sele
Hivvon
City Cleaning Plans Touted With Education Tactics
The city outlines cleaning initiatives emphasizing educational methods to improve public sanitation. Officials discuss safer waste handling, community involvement, and long term maintenance strategies to boost cleanliness standards. Local groups participate in planning sessions with police and health departments.
FOOT GUARD IN II AND OTHER QUOTES OF MAYORAL MEET
A garbled report discusses a town election and civic concerns raised by the association. It mentions the Colts team, committee actions, and a move to improve city health and safety. References to meetings, diversions, and public sentiment are included, with a focus on governance and community projects.
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Jay
Conparlenn
Thretford
Jeg. M. Berantin
Ithe
Omar
Mrnink W. Weiehi
Fere
de Wright
Pierutitton
Disputed Colonial Honor Guard Plan Outlined in Richmond
A historically garbled article describes a proposed cabaret military unit named for the United Kites and Colonial mile AUS ornate, with Major Reawlen writing to Washington. It lists many organizations from Boston to Philadelphia and New Haven, outlining a presidential inauguration parade division and a four year cycle for allied groups to participate.
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Ede
W. Howlow
Richmond
Washington
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Montspunden
Lytton
Boston
Stet
Harthond
Governutt Foor Tinard
Secon Company
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Conn
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Philadelphia
Chevelind Gries
Qlewstand
Colantel
Waellington
Amelie
Chithan
Orgonicattone
Taft Sweep Held Amid West Delegates In Omaha
A fragmentary April convention report notes Taft leading the Republican national committee’s West vote, with delegates from Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado. The piece mentions expected outcomes, possible contest for taft nomination, and references to Amelia in a wry aside.
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Trentie
Nebraska
Oklatoma
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Taft
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Fragmented Local Notice On Unknown Town Event
A garbled OCR style text describes an unsettled town matter with names and places that are unclear. It mentions a person wandering, a journey to a place called Poke Mayen, and references to a dead and dying state of affairs. The overall sense hints at a local event with uncertain outcomes.
Expulsion of 257 Students Shocks Southern College
The college expelled 257 students amid a dramatic action connected to alleged hazing. Police and college officials report disruption at the campus near commencement, with authorities watching for further incidents as the administration reviews the event.
Lilley Probers Adjournment Amid Court Proceedings
The Lilley investigation moved to adjourn as a petition to review an appeal questioned by Rep Goering and the committee. A delay in the hearing to evaluate evidence and requests for adjournment was discussed, with the commission seeking formal timelines and potential further actions.
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Lee
Lilley
Jewett
Heads of Local National Banks Meet Today on Aldrich Currency Bill
Honertinan Expoutors' Request may be Combatted as banks convene to act on Aldrich currency legislation. The meeting addresses tax settlement and state interests. Officials consider petitions and potential opposition by the traniter and Lewalt law.
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Williday
Elde
Barton Mane
M. Beardman
Cowie Fe
Bankers oppose Aldrich currency bill in New Haven meeting
Local bankers plan opposition to the Aldrich currency bill, with resolutions and delegation potential to Washington. Samuel Hemingway of the Second National Bank leads the New Haven Clearing House effort, while Charles Curie and Congressman Sperry are named in stalled recommendation to influence the committee on currency and banking. The outcome hinges on amendments and the timing of a possible commitment by conservative banks.
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American Bankera
August Blum
Chicago
Rse Sowlation
New Haven Clearing Hous Association
Assocition
Samuel Hemingway
Second Nationns Bank
Ite
Cleathy House
Charles EB
Curie
City Bank
Sperry
Committee On Currency and Banking
Keller
Senate
House of Representatives
Consetodanan Hill
Connecticut
Cama
Fowler
Men Look For Work Amid Rough Morning Search
Yesterday morning a group of men gathered near the New Haven road seeking employment. The men appeared worn and varied in age, with some noting attempts to find tasks such as road maintenance or manual labor. Several indicated they would move on to nearby towns if work remained scarce.
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New Haven
Wien
Dr Carroll Lectures On Unjust Laws And Independence
Dr Carroll, before a mixed audience of about eighty including two local representatives, argued that all laws are unjust and condemned the Declaration of Independence. He centered on abolitionist themes, claimed to reveal alleged evils of the nation and urged readers to question the Tividad States’ independence. The talk prompted questions, with dissenters seeking medicine as a topic, and the speaker’s remarks drew sharp scrutiny before a second-page continuation.
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Anthony
Hamer
Carrol
Tividad
Bor Anthony
Connecticut
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Aponker
Weather record for Easter forecast in New York area
Readable weather notes describe scattered rain in New York on Thursday with clearing and cooler conditions on Friday. Stronger winds from the south to west expected in southern portions and moderating temperatures into the weekend.
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