Congress Adjourns After Passing Emergency Currency Bill
Congress closed its session with the senate approving the emergency currency bill and the president signing it. Senator La Pollerie led a bid to derail the conference report while Democratic senators largely avoided filibuster on the Aldrich Vreeland plan. The House approved the Aldrich Vreeland bill 166 to 140 and sent it to the senate, also approving tariff revisions for the Philippine Islands and other measures.
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Congress
Senate
la Pollerie
Weath
House
House Committee On the Paper Trust
Philippine Islands
Multiple 19th century arrests and trials reported in brief
A series of legal and political notices from Memphis to Pittsburg include C C Hansen named receiver for Gulf Compress by Judge McCall, a $1 million capital, and King Gustav reviewing 80 000 German allied troops in Berlin. Other items note Whitlow found not guilty in Kansas, Grover Cleveland returning home, Rear Admiral Crowninghield interred with honors, Ross sentenced for school fund theft, MacMullen Co bankruptcy, W S Stone elected ILGE grand chief, Stephen D Lee reported critical, J W Hamby jailed, Carrie Nation fined in Pittsburgh, and post office robberies and a homicide trial in W Va seeking trial in Philipps.
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C.C. Hansen
Gulf Compress Company
McCall
United States Court of Memphis
Princeton
A. 8
Crowninghield
National Cemetery
Arlington
J. Thornburn Ross
Portland
Ore
MacMullen & Co
Pittsburg
Stone
Cleveland
International Brotherhood of Locomotive Enggineers
Stephen D. Lee
Confederate Veterans
Vicksburg
Miss
J. W. Hamby
Carrie Nation
Pitsburg
James Baker
Allan R. C. Neal
Edward Y. Hutchinson
Clarington
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Tifa
Philipps
Election fears and Marines guard Central American polls
General news item reports a July Central American election in Panama with Marine guards planned due to threats. Notable mentions include Grant Poole implicated in a church murder near Oakfield Wisconsin, Herman Schnabel a wire manufacturer later found dead in Chicago, and a court decision about a Clinton will. The Civic Dam at Port Arthur Ontario broke causing $600000 in damages.
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Grant Poole
Mra EB
Orvis
Oakfield
Wiswie
Ladoga
Central America
Panama
United States
Herman J. Schnabel
John W. Gates
Jane Elwood
Sian Himmelf
Chicago
Migretania Ivoke
Queenstown
New York
Urumiahagi
Rosnia
Pervis
Tenver
Myo- Pia Hunt Club
Boston
Mane
Hay
Theodore Burton
Ohio
W. H. Taft
Snell Wil Cave
Clinton, Jr
Civic Dam
Current River
Port Arthur
Ont
MoMIlTen, a foreman killed his wife and three others
A note filled with chaotic fragments reports a Missouri foreman murdering his wife and three children before taking his own life. The page sketches a bank robbery in Kansas, a shipboard fire, a courthouse extrication, indictments, storms, drownings, and a presidential election recount, all in brief, non-joined items from a historical newspaper column.
Obituary notes across several prominent figures in midwest journalism
William HH Welch founder of the Western Newspaper Union and publisher of the Des Moines Leader died at his Chicago home. Former U.S. Senator James K Jones of Arkansas died in Washington at age 69 after a brief illness. Clarence Asbey who originated life sized statue representations died in South Bend Indiana. Four men killed in a mine explosion at Salmerville Ohio.
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William HH. Welch
Western Newspaper Union
Dew Moines Leader
Chicago
Nes
United States
James K Jones
Arkansas
Washington
Clarence Asbey
South Bend
Ind
Salmerville
Amherst Explosive Plant Fire Injures Several Workers
A blast at the American Dynalite Company plant in Amherst injured three young women and scorched others. Minerva Barkley, 24, possibly fatally burned. Elizabeth Haus burned on face and ears. Royalta Downs, 20, sprained ankle from leaping. Superintendent Allyn in the room prevented greater loss. Edith Keating escaped unharmed. An accidental ignition near a dynilite vat sparked the fire, with 74 pounds of explosive involved. exact cause under investigation.
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Aitherst
Acre
Dynaltte Oo
Minerva Barkley
Allyn
Elizabeth Haus
Rovalta Downs
Allyt
Pro Diners
Edith Keating
Elize Lee
Armherst
Tate
Food Relief Planned for Hungry New York City Pupils
Emergency measures were adopted by the East Side School Board to relieve hundreds of pupils lacking food in Bay Side schools. Two kitchens will be opened on the lower East Side to feed hungry children, funded by public subscriptions. The reports show destitute families sending children to school without meals for days, with some pupils fainting in class.
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New York City
Baer Side
East Sle
Lower East Side
Priata
Iadore Miers
Mr. Tevy
Meat Only for Millionaires Sparks Meat Price Debate
Washington DC Secretary Wilson warns rising meat costs threaten affordability for all Americans. He questions how farmers can raise cattle with corn at 76 to 85 cents and hay prices pressured by fodder costs, suggesting profit will vanish if prices stay high. He argues cattle farming may become untenable as fodder costs soar.
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Washington, D. C
America
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Worker killed in Kings Mille machine accident
An employee at King Power Works in Kings Mille was fatally injured Wednesday afternoon when his clothing was caught in machinery. His arm was torn off and his neck broken, causing instant death. He lived at Miamachite and was alone at the time.
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Lebanon
Tom Wine
King Power Works
Kings Mille
Festing
Miamachite
2 Gent Rate to England Announced
Washington D C Partminister General Meyer announced on Welunaday that an agreement was reached with the British government providing for a letter postage of 2 cents an ounce between the United States and Great Britain and Ireland to become operative October 1.
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England
Washington, D. C
Meyer
Welunaday
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
Engineers Choose Detroit as 1910 Locoma Engineer Site
In 1910, Detroit was selected on Wednesday as the home for the International Locoma Engineer of the year event. Columbus and Detroit were under consideration, with Detroit finally chosen as the venue.
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Detroit
Columbus
International Locoma
Italians storm closed bank in Cleveland amid missing banker
A mob of about five hundred Italians gathered outside Gaetano Liotta’s private bank in Cleveland after doors would not open and reports swirled that deposits from a few dollars to four thousand dollars existed. Police intervened to prevent violence as Liotta and his family reportedly disappeared and Liotta’s saloon was found closed with friends saying he had borrowed money.
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Cleveland, O
Gaetano Iota
Liotta
Italy
Janey
Platform makers brace tariff and currency reforms yearn for Chicago
Washington reports platform makers shaping proposed planks for the Chicago meeting. Emergency currency to be urged as a temporary measure with a permanent alternative planned. Taft likely to back tariff reform in the Philippines areas. Labor vote and civil rights mentions noted to balance Foraker. Roosevelt praised on naval buildup and coast protection. John Hays Hammond may seek Republican vice presidential nomination.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago
Taft
Philippines
Benator Foraker
Roosevelt
John Hays Hammond
Ucket
Night Rider suspects jailed in Ohio case
In Ripley Ohio two men Nicholas Schwalke and a neighbor Joule Sebumaker were arrested by Marshal Dan Miller and Captain Knaus after tobacco bed vandalism. Schwalke allegedly confessed naming others. both men face five year penalties under the new law and were released on $1000 bail.
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Ripley, O
Ohio
Dan Miller
Henry Downing
Ripley
Knaus
Marshal Miller
Miller
Nicholas Schwalke
Joule Sebumaker
Schumaker
Walker Hook
Fred
Philip Acquitted in Murder Case in Criminal Court
Philip Acquitted in Washington District of Columbia court after a jury found not guilty of the murder of Frank Maca boy, a cab driver, following an hour and twelve minutes deliberation. Roy Beaton, a teacher from Danville Kentucky, sues Prof C D Pallis for $5,000 damages alleging assault on Craig's boy.
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Philip
Washington
DD. C
New York
Roy Beaton
Danville
J. ©. Crale
C. D. Pallis
Palle
Craig
Government Control Debate Moves in Ohio Liquor League
Ohio Liquor League members meet in Columbus to plan a push for government control over the liquor trade. The Hafner bill style measure is expected to be offered next session. Charles Oshe of Zanesville is slated to become president, succeeding Joseph Bott of Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio Liquor League
General Assembly
Ohio
Charles Oshe
Zanesville
Joseph Bott
Laning Fights On For Congress Ticket Despite Withdrawal Pressure
Farid Laning persists as the candidate for Congress amid efforts to force withdrawal and back a challenger. The district committee and party leaders prepare for a public confrontation as the campaign intensifies.
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Notawis
Um Umnereteman
Farid Laning
Congress
Atw
Urat
Lanig
Reduction in Bar Steel Price in Cleveland
A four dollar per ton cut in steel bar prices took effect Tuesday in Cleveland Ohio. The reduction applies to manufacturers stock only and the old price stood at 1068 dollars per hundredweight while the new price is 1.40 dollars per hundred pounds. Small manufacturers have been buying steel at reflected prices and the cut is seen as boosting competition.
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Cleveland
Troop BW Relieved Delayed as Reconnaissance Reports Critical
A reconnaissance party in Brown and Atlantic counties reports a critical situation. Columbus cavalrymen remain unless relief arrives by week’s end, with irregular callups and ongoing tension across the teetering regional defenses.
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Colin
Tatuece
Columbus
Adji
Criterfield
Brown
Atlatic
Liquor Fraud Sentences Trimmed for Two Defendants
Joshua Lowen and Son Uquier rectifiers of Steubenville faced a United States court hearing on a liquor fraud charge. They were sentenced to six days in jail and fined two thousand dollars for filling liquor casks with spirits and selling them without destroying revenue stamps. The jail terms were remitted.
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Columbus
Lnen
Joshua Lowen & Son
Uquier Rectifiers
Steubenville
United States Court
Bigamist Charge Faces Coshocton Man Ben Stevens
Coshocton Ohio man Ben Stevens, accused by his wife of bigamy, was indicted on nonsupport charges. Prosecutor plans to pursue the case in Steubenville or Clarkshoro West Virginia to seek additional bigamy indictments.
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Coshocton
Ben Stevens
Steubenville
Clarkshoro
W. Vu
Stevens
Canton Milliners Queried by Game Wardens
Canton milliners faced affidavits by special wardens on Wednesday charging them with violating the law by selling alguettex. Penalties range from 26 to 200 dollars for each violation, surprising the milliners with the action.
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Canton
Special One
Steam Pipe Explosion At National Cash Register Plant
In Dayton Ohio a steam pipe burst in the boiler room at the National Cash Register plant Wednesday afternoon. Killa Two, Join Kotling, and Alton Arment were killed and three other workmen injured, perhaps fatally. In Cleveland a separate incident reports Alan Marie, 17, drank carbolic weld at home after saying she no longer loves him. She was hospitalized with expected recovery.
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Dayton
National Cash Reg Teter
Join Kotling
Alton Arment
Explosion Kills Two at Mining Powder Co Mill Site
An explosion at four mills of the Mining Powder Company in Gove, 12 miles west of town, left Gustav Retneberger age 25 dead and another man fatally injured. Loui Perry was badly burned but expected to recover. A third person, Willian Harrett, died in the accident as a car collision followed.
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Boger
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Willand Eldeman
Riverton
N. J
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Theodore H. Price
Frederick A. Pecknum
Moses Haas
Edwin $. Holmes, Jr
Department of We
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Michian
Joseph Soderlind
First National Bank of
Ivanhoe
Ming
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Hathaway
Hoone County
Queen City
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Baltimore & Ohio
Ralla
Garrett
Forest Park
Chicago
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Kansas
Missouri
Avalon
Santa Cate
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Parla Pattern No. 1563 for a Sheer Namsook Undergarment
Advertisement notes Dainty pattern number 1563 for an all seam undergarment in sheer namsook. Describes square neck front gathered top ribbon belting Valenciennes lace edging waist band and optional peplum. Includes size 32 to 42 inches bust with material and trim requirements and mail order instructions.
Girls Dress With Guimpe Pattern No 2576
Pattern for a green and white plaid cotton yoke dress with sheer white guimpe. Describes yoke belt sleeve bands, gathered skirt, and embroidery ribbon beading trim. Includes sizing from six to twelve years with fabric yardage and notions.
Unclear fragment hints at art sales and insurance theme
The text presents an artist defending the value of paintings while a critic remarks on profitable avenues such as insurance or large steel projects. The passage appears as a fragmented quote from a Home Herald piece on art and commerce.
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Itt
Home Herald
Only Human Nature. The Wife Always Asking Diverting Questions
A fragment from the Herald notes a quotation about domestic behavior, hinting at gender roles and conversational demands within marriage. The line suggests that a wife who constantly asks agreeable questions may expect to be guided or led by her husband in certain contexts.
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Johan Adame
Massilon State Hospital
Adame
State Board of Charities
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Steuben
Willian Harrett
Guimpe
Bize
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Iasaoten Asaea
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