Ban Francis April 33 World Controversy at Rome
A fragmentary report notes debate at the International Agricultural Congress in Rome. It mentions objections from American delegates, including Daniel Salmot and Henry Bat, to proposals on population and unitary policies. Also referenced are university officials, a Canadian victory, and a sport-related banquet offer from Coach Banlon.
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Ban Francis
Columbia
Thie University
Onlform
de Utle Finn
International Agricultural Congress
Rome
Apeli
Victor Emmnuel
Helen
Tee Daniel & Salmot
United State Bureau of Animal Industry
Henry Bat Vor
States Department of Perieuteure
Muesli T. Capelli
Congress
Tsepetie Sqreseh
Easter Services Elaborate Across Local Churches
Easter observances filled Grace Cathedral and several churches with elaborate decorations and singing. Knights Templar led a dawn march to Grace Cathedral and Grace parish marked the day with seven services, confirmations, and special music as St Marys, First Congregational, and other parishes hosted varied Easter programs.
ARRESTS WILL COME IN NEW YORK INVESTIGATION
The Manhattan post office probe is said to advance with arrests expected. Washington reports secrecy by detectives over five days of inquiry under orders from higher officials. Promotions and funding figures surface, with scale from $25 to $3009 per head in New York and potential expansion to other cities.
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New York
Yanée
Manhattan Post Office Department
Searst Service
Fiero
Washington
Olielals
Eptend
Otfien
Imertin
Jemmehat Hauer
Tas
Ieee
Sistom
Peniven
Pup
Texyide
Plator
Uquorth
Sein Ty
New York Post
Pittsburg Waiter’s Tale of Bets and Promises
In a Pittsburgh restaurant a waiter recounts how he rose from service to a promised payout of 25 000 dollars amidst talk of bosses, kitchens, and patrons. The narrative recalls Danny Hall leaving a restaurant a year ago to gamble on races and baseball wages. The story notes a stay at the Columbia Hotel and a man’s fragile livelihood.
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Firat Presbyterian Church
Marinoy
Charles M. Sheldon
Auartetic Wien
Quartelli Sanita Solo
Pittsburg
Buck
Coustier
Danny Hall
Coumbia Wat
Smutheld Street
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Cleycens
Cugh
Iniy
Columbie
Delehanty’s Peace Talks and Washington Deal Stated
Denver in April to Praident D.C. Packard, Delehanty offers to rejoin the team with Washington after agreeing to terms with managers. Federal agents delay the offer, claiming he has a current contract with Washington and will honor it. A grand ball by the noted club at Arionhall is planned for Friday evening, April 17, 1903, featuring Strinbere’s fall orchestra and Forbes sprinkling.
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Praident
D.C. Packard
Ension de
Dipremnints
Washington
Bote Tele Club
Arionhall
Strinbere
Forbes
M Donald to Announce Contract Near Canal Office
Admiral VoAlsar leads Canal Comma with Wille as liaison for the ark project. New Fook and New York figures tied to the deal, details remain unsettled as officials prepare formal announcements.
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Canal Comma
Wille
New Fook
Wwe Ure Nouizgetar
New York
Womierd
Two Burned to Death in Indianapolis House Fire
Nathan Morris, ant attorney, and Frank Haas died in an April fire at Dr. Joseph Haas’s home in Indianapolis. Injured: Mrs Josent Huon, Miss Belle Hus, Mish Tone Haas, Louis Hass, and Grace Lemon the governess. Fire from furnace while family slept. Morris sought to rescue kin before succumbing to smoke and flames. Morris, senior member of Morris & Newberger, born in California, practiced in Indianapolis since 1877.
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Frank Haas
Indianapolis
Nathan Morrs
Ant
Joseph Haas
Mra Josent Huon
Mies Belle Hus
Mish Tone Haas
Louis Hass
Grace Lemon
Hees
Joseph Isa
Mr. Morris
Hann
Frank Hales
Louis Fiass
Wird
Morris
Commierrial
One Idea of Justice in School Discipline
A boy questions the fairness of collective punishment in school after reading a crime report. He asks if neighbors should be treated as criminals and wonders how to balance justice with individual accountability. The father considers approaches to discipline and fairness.
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Kather
Chymus
Axon
Millionaire bank intruder shocks Wall Street scene
A wealthy appearing man entered the First National Bank at Wall Street and Broadway in New York with a satchel of stacks of banknotes. A teller and staff refused to disburse a loan, while the stranger claimed a $7,000,000 cash loan and displayed the notes, causing alarm among witnesses and prompting a tense exchange with bank personnel.
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Walt Ve
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A. Clark
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Birds Teach and Learn from Nature in Forest School
A fragmented diary style excerpt argues birds and animals have innate teaching instincts. It discusses a teacher in the woods and the natural guidance of hatchlings, chicks, and fledglings, noting instinctive flight and predator awareness. It mentions crows as informers and references various creatures and unnamed observers.
Taxes and Liquor Dealer Part in District Attacked
Fragmented OCR notes discuss taxes and liquor dealing laws, referencing District Attorney Jemme hat Hauer and the handling of sales, penalties, and enforcement. The text mentions interstate restrictions, minors, and public order, with unclear details and many garbled phrases.
Funeral notice for Jack Estwig and lodge update
Topeka Lodge No. 17 issues notice of Jack Estwig’s funeral with details of ritual and procession. Obituary, conference notes, and unrelated horse racing items from New York accompany the notice.
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Jack Estwig
John
Luther Chute
W. A Powers
Carl W
Sellas
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