The Progress Rostas crematory and town plans in old era
Fragmented OCR describes Rostas crematory woes, warnings about poisoning myths, and a visionary Atlantic coast structure at Lawer with a vast iron pillar portended. It mentions treaties, territorial realignments, and a colossal thirty six cylinder tower rising on iron stilts to endure Atlantic storms.
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Lawer
Atlantic Ocean
Navesink
Long Island
Torest Pala
Aves
Atlantic
Connecticut Debate Over Self-Acting Hanging Device
A Connecticut discussion questions an automatic gallows that triggers death by its own weight when the condemned steps beneath it. Charities argue it bypasses state death penalty. prison officials and medical staff worry the act would be involuntary and uncontrollable. The piece suggests the state’s thinkers should analyze the issue more deeply.
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Hoard of Charity
Han
Mas
Connecticut
Debtor Attaching Diplomas Sparks Fairness Debate
A class of lawyers pursues small debts by attaching graduates diplomas as security, a practice seen as unfair to financially strapped students just starting life. The piece condemns the tactic as harsh as seizing a baby and questions its morality in a society seeking honest debt repayment. It also notes a fearsome new self operating cannon design, likened to a human family exterminator, and predicts rising use of aggressive advertising to drive sales and public alarm.
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Aftesa
Callega
M. Turpin
Louisiana items and crime notes from Shreveport and New Orleans
Local items report a wedding in Lafayette home of the bride’s father Mrs Monten wed a prominent official. a fatal shooting in Chig parish, arson and jailhouse cases, arrests for mail theft, and various civil and criminal updates across New Orleans Baton Rouge and Springfield. Police cases include a fatal shooting between Lanai Lewis and another youth, a detention with bonds set, and a judge’s preliminary duties.
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Jara Monten
Tie
Lalfacette
Rev Fader
Eramdejat
eseGuverna
Unavi
Seaanie Mouton
Gatowinis
Farnonsgili
Lauwennes
Lanai Lewis
Niall
Varatitun
Messier
St Louis
Thintae
Wes
W. Hin
Shangaloo
Hamilton
Fry
Merober
Shreveport
Tariff Conference Debate Over Free Sugar Stalls Prospect of Settlement
Report from August 7 notes House Democrats favor passage of a senate bill with free sugar, while Republicans oppose including a bounty. Talks show House members pressing for agreement as Senators push broader tariff pace. Censure grows toward Wilson amid talks of a leadership reshuffle or new post.
Hawaiiana Resolution Faces House Foreign Affairs Panel
In Aug history column the House foreign affairs committee debated the Boutelle resolution recognizing the Hawaiian republic. The panel favored two class extensions of treaty benefits but left the notice to recognize the republic unacted upon as members adjourned to tomorrow.
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Washingray
Boutella
Republic of Hawaii
Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Wasttiveroy
Voutelle
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Frerty Yui
Gurick
California
Tariff bell gesture split by negotiators Aug. 4
The tariff conference negotiators have agreed or near agreement as of August 4, amid labor and trade tensions. Details remain sparse and undisclosed as talks continue to shape policy and potential impacts on industry and consumers.
Sugar schedule stalemate grips Louisiana senators
The long session of the Democratic conferees ends with revolt in the Louisiana delegation over proposed sugar bounty terms. While some holdouts push for no bounty in any form, the group nears an agreement on sugar schedule, iron ore, and coal, but no final agreement is reached. The day closes with improved prospects as the new sugar proposal may be accepted by the conferees.
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Ulysse Feld
Walter Brat
Didge Anenin
Newsams
Baton Rouge
King Holt
Capt
Randolph
King
Springfield
Rugene Walker
New Orleans
Charies
Walter Facumdug
Walter Fuconiius Ram
Walker
Tourd
Pardaus
James Bronson
Severa
North
Liberty Street
A. Uistaing
Charles Binet
Phillip Street
St. David
Crysades and
Phillis
City Council
Janis P.quotas
Paget
Galveston
L'Ox
Buras Levee
Fostur
G. Schornbarger
Reddick
Henry Kamlah
Felix Williams
J. Duras
Winferus
Cotl
Ion Gee
House Mengiers
Meaday
Senate
Wba
Amd
Louisians
Louisiana
Fallef
Miterigiize
Senate Acts on Deficiency Bill and Desert Land Aid
The senate debated a deficiency appropriation with three days of discussion. An important amendment raised the quarantine fund from 62,000 to 1,000,000 and directed disposal of desert lands to states under their applicable laws. Petitions from the United States Industrial Army near Washington were referred to the immigration committee.
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Senate
Nebraska
Kansas
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
United States Industrial Army
Campesd
Waeleington
Peller
Statehood bills unlikely before session end
Aug 7 The current Congress session nears close and the Senate is not expected to act on the Arizona or New Mexico statehood bills before adjournment. This aligns with the committee on territories reports and the lack of changes since.
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Senate
Arizona
New Mexico
Committee On
Territories
Strain on Chairman Wilson. health and pains reappear
The report notes renewed strain on Chairman Wilson and his associates from the previous tariff conference. It states ig fuen is swollen and he reluctantly admits he is physically exhausted, signaling possible recurrence of the painful maladies that undermined strength during the first tariff talks.
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Waatiscron
Ang
Wilson
Itaullets
Ig Fuen
House Passes Bill on Choctaw Coal and Railway Property
The house yesterday approved a bill authorizing the conveyance of property and transfer of the Choctaw Coal and Railway company. A proposal to tighten wager or lottery traffic was refused after debate.
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Choctaw ‘Coal and Railway Company
Cnammons
Statehood Bills Reported. New Mexico Arizona Admission Discussed
Aug 4. The appropriation deficit bill was passed by the senate after long debate. Bills for admitting New Mexico and Arizona to statehood were reported and placed on the calendar.
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Statehood
Senate
New Mexico
Arizona
At Home and Abroad News Patchwork of Disasters and Trials
A long, fragmented news digest covers storms, drownings, murders, fires, accidents, legal actions, and political notes. Reports cite drownings in rivers, a Milanelike shooting in New York, a forger sentenced in London, and urban fires destroying structures. Also mentioned are heat deaths in Philadelphia, a train accident, an earthquake felt in Los Angeles and Paducah, and various political and social incidents across cities including Vineland and Chicago.
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Rostas
Mostunith
Alge
Aubute
Wbitine
Timiwiige
Ursa
Siytas
Hood bUis
Palleay
Surrey
Tom Marshall
Pick Johnson
Marshall
Thora
Mika Lena Pridekin
Algiers
Sin
Keenan
Felicity Street
Coleman
St Jaoleon
Asylum
Louisiana Unlub
Donaldsonville
Eugene Lalmont
Baton’ Rouge
Citizens’ Protective Association of
Citizens’ Meeting
City Mall
Ciuy Hebert
Therville Parish
Washington
Monroe
West End
Serif
Lafourche Parish
Carondelet
Canal
Fermergrille
Barkernpiter
Wassington
Aug
Geirge
Veefer
Wastiswros
Wilson Toy
Congress
Hawaiiana Resorveir
Etontetlo
Cadcus Wasiuseros
Wilaun
House Tariff Conservos
Conferves
Waaittyetos
Mr Wityon Ti
Mayers
Leen
New Market Dumetion
N. Th
Dari & Fealyy
William Kvtyrae
Michael Cauprell
Hame Wulenuin
New York
Camilla Wasi
Mary Grilsepyio Pestilliad
Bootblark
Charles Bertrand
Donallson
United States
London
Jungland
Nalivator
Waeren
Saline
Melon Ritenie
Fannie Koonen
George Rater
William Huston
Kansas City
Livermore Falls
N. Hy
I J. Taylor
Niagara
Puget Sound
Alexandria
Egypt
St. Louis
Pullinta
Seapets 'Y
Carlisle
Haines
I Kam
Jennie Lee
New York City
Los Angeles
Cal
Padue van, By
Aaenduke William VI of
Austria
Vince
Aspen
Col
Philadelphia
Chicago
Marrion Sount
Haya Press
Fuewaditod
Ges Ower
Suishaiss
Miles
Hrotenii
Coumlers
Hood
Weelrees
Cardus
Douglas
Brockton
Mass
L. Douglas
Soltom
Highriend
Guraloe
Eaay
Davis International
Iandor
Davis & Raxicm Bldg, & Mec.co. Agents Waren Virage TL
Eee En
Rash Pe Alter
Kiiby St. Boetse
Dr. Coes Sanitarium
Wansas
D. Wowser
Buxar
Southington
Cam
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