Evans Claims Fee Motive Behind Senate Bribe Talk
George M Evans describes payments and motives in a Senate appropriation dispute involving warrants and contracts. He contends certain figures sought to influence approval for an appropriation while detailing committee actions and potential repercussions. The article outlines debates over oversight, the legality of funds, and the political tension surrounding the bill.
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George M Evans
Stuyener
Ube
Brace Journal Bre
Tor Kambe
Prientine
Prientine., ¢ Detulie
Ted
Stir Feveier
Marpenter
Pirie
Senate
Pebey
Wall
Tate Bey Naveleva
Narnia
TMC
Tenelvest
Evans
Eldnen
Unclear OCR fragment hints at Kansas bribery probe
Readable text suggests discussion of a Kansas bribery scandal tied to liquor bills and witness accounts. Mentions The Kansas City Star and Topeka reporting, with references to vouchers, prices, and investigations aimed at uncovering corrupt acts within state administration.
Weather Forecast Confused Text From Kansas and Nearby Areas
A garbled weather notice reports temperatures and conditions across Kansas and neighboring counties with references to cities like Columbus Indianapolis and Dodge City. The fragment mentions hourly temperatures and government data but contains many unreadable portions and names, including a phrase about a phone conversation and a separate crime note.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas
Wes
Mlecourt
Columbus
Indianapolis
Ned Lobesties “Clerdy
Stat
Seeather
Dresden
Fort Sears
Mise Reyatle
Time Has Come Manchuria Declared Lost In Global Pivot
April dispatches from Washington report a heated debate over Manchuria as a lost cause for China with Britain France Germany and Russia pressing claims. Officials anticipate protests, potential evacuations, and strategic moves to protect interests as diplomacy tightens around Sino Russian tensions.
Morgan Offers $500 Each in News Items
A jumble of political and government references notes offers of $500 for individuals to aid or inform about various foreign and domestic topics. The fragment mentions plans tied to Russia, the United States, and unspecified officials, with a governor’s objection and a reference to release of certain individuals from Jersey City.
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Ayan
Huss
Qeiies Rame
LoAnyoos
Neve Beer Reselvest Holding
Torelen
New York
Way
Nethins
Br J
United States
Russia
Peete
Ecoud
Pennypecker
Hacen
God on Her Side Acknowledges Court Claim
A woman testified in Chicago court about a dispute over an estate and raised issues with a presbyterian church. She claimed the estate administrator attempted to freeze her assets while a minister allegedly spoke against her and she sought S100 more than initially offered.
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Gaynor
Giese
Chicago
Big Gathering In Topeka For Odf Follow Progresis
Large assembly in Topeka with over a thousand members marching from North Powell to Ninth Street and Fifth Winter, then toward Girney, as Gov. BaÅs y and Maur Beret Wiel welcome visitors. Evening program includes awards, addresses, and veteran jewels presented by notable figures amid ceremony at the auditorium.
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Progesis
Topeka
Guy
Rene Avenue
Frinmorden Strees
Ponveks
Ninth Street
Tle
Girney
Kramme
Belog
Governoe Bausy
Maur Beret
Abe Erder
Fternoon
W. T.taytiry
Coimaitine
EL Kemper
Cakemitine
io Shatrrnen J. M_Sohnron
Caran Mas
George Powell
Ate
P. Wagener
Catherine Rerisett
Grawt Mutter
J.M. Johnson
Prine
A. M. Buth
Secret Service Intervenes on President's Train
On April 3 Secret Service agents stopped a man who tried to board the president’s car during a special train stop. A struggle shattered glass as an officer defended the vestibule. the intruder, identified as sailor Edward Useill, was subdued and later handed to police in Billings. He claimed intent to reach St Paul. the president spoke briefly to the crowd at the station.
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Sean
Aeal Taytie
Pipkin
Wealive
Fe Ware Selah Vine Traurts
Diariot Tae
Firket
Karas City
Secret Service
Jillette
Edward
Saltors’ Onion
San Francisco
St Paul
Celerk
Santa Fe Brass Band Touts California Advertising Train
The Synth Pe adopts a new system for advertising California. A special train will carry the Coronnde ent City band parading through towns to promote travel. The program includes lectures by A A Wells and stereopticon views, opening in Dallas and visiting Cincinnati Topeka and other cities in May.
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Synth Pe
Californa
Coronnde
California
A. A. Wells
Santa Fe
Cincinnati
Wein
Dallas
Tex
Resent City
Topeka
British Drive Off Mad Mullah Forces Near Gimberra
April dispatch from Aden reports a furious engagement near Gimberra about 45 miles west of Guladi. Col Munkett’s detachment faced 2000 horsemen and 1000 spearmen, with about 3000 Somali forces killed. British losses are not stated, and reports claim heavy Somali casualties and a stout British defense before retreating.
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Aden
Arabia
Manning
Cabbe
Gimberra
Phinkett
Uni
The Reliance Sails In Light Wind Conditions
The Reliance began her trial sail at 9:35 with a light breeze from the northwest. Crew on deck from sunrise prepared the yacht, sails set and adjustments made to optimize speed as the barometer moved and the gusting wind shifted toward the west.
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Briol
Nur- Prugaliocht
Herreshom Vom
Susheim
Park City
Columbia
Corona
Commodore Bourne
New York Yacht Club
Quaker Hill
Portsmouth
FR. L
Linder Mulrausu
Cuntiin Barr
Drilio Oll
Chicago Chronicle item on Uncle Tom ban and library impact
Chicago April 25 Chronicle dispatch from New York notes reactions to Uncle Tom's Cabin. Public school reading shifted to library materials, superintendent cites book’s waning purpose and sectional tensions. Scranton reports brick bank construction by O'Brien and Martindale, Bolton investing $5000 for a new bank branch. Temperature data for large cities appears.
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Chicago
Chronicle
New York
Vielw Ton
Little Bon
New ‘York
Board of Education
Flarriet Brecter Stowe
Carnegie Funds Education to Ease Race Issues, Washington Referenced
The piece notes Andrew Carnegie backing education as a solution to the race problem, praising Booker T. Washington and urging efforts to lift the race through schooling. It mentions Carnegie's wealth being directed toward his estate at Skibo Castle and a planned yacht tour to Norway for health.
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P. Morman
Carnegie
Hooker Washington
Evercome
Washington
Carnesia
Skibo Castle
Scotland
Norway
Mike
Crubee
Vanderbilt Marries Mrs Rutherford at St Mark's North Audley
Lemdon April 2 Willien J Van derbilt and Mrs Anna Rutherford were married at St Mark's church North Audley Street Rev W F Hadden conducted. The ceremony drew the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough and Mrs White among guests. The couple plan to stay in England for weeks before returning to America. The license followed New York divorce proof and court confirmation allowing remarriage.
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Vanderbilt
London
Carmtverbury
Canterbury
England
Miss White
Whipse Corri
New York
Supreme Court At
Local Life Insurance Policy For Wanamaker Heir Reported
A New York dispatch says a Philadelphia based local life insurer sold a policy of 1 168 000 to Rotman Wanamaker, son of John Wanamaker. The premium is about 9 per year, making Wanamaker one of the top private insureds in the world. John Wanamaker, his father, held policies near 1 000 000.
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Chicago
Tribune
New York
Pwdadelphia Saent
Rotman Weaker
John Wansmiller
Eneker Wanamaker
Hite
King Howard
England
John Wanamaker
Louise of Sixony expected to take child in Lindau
Berit April reports Louise of Sixony will take her child soon. Court officials and nurses have arrived at Lindau to bring the infant to Liew den tires weeks after birth. Grand duke authorities doubt the claim and will decide if the move proceeds at Salzburg.
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Berit
Miya
Louise of
Sixony
Lindauduske Constance
Drenden
Vin Sogat
Liewden
Ee Ree
Ana Aera Laulae
Rowenta
Becmun
Abe
Salzhurs
Awoke the Town Secures Cash and Stamps
A local town report notes a person or group withdrew 120 dollars in cash and 918 in stamps in a single incident. Authorities investigate the method and motive while locals discuss the impact on community resources and mail service.
Three Men Shoot at St Louis Post Office
In Vergusus Vergusus, St Louis, three men opened fire at 2:80, stealing 120 in cash and 15 in stamps before fleeing. The blast rattled the village, damaged the post office interior and wall, and drew a county-wide manhunt led by local authorities and Post Office Inspector Dee.
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St. Louis
Jake Watt
Vergusus
St Louis
Bartic
Tie
Dee
A New Style Saloon Opens With Pay-Your-Own-Drink Plan
New York reports a proposed saloon between Forty second and Broadway promising a pay your own drink system. Backers include R. Fulton Curtine ER Gould and Herbert Paranas with Bishop Potter and Dr Raine among those to be invited to attend opening. Joseph H Johnson of the Order of Acdras confirms location and outlines aims to eliminate private profits from liquor sales, reduce per capita consumption, and curb immorality, with drinks to be sold at 10 cents.
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Fenderloin
New York
Milne
Thirty-fourth Street
Broadway
Mayer Low Lo
Compromise Rejected by Carpenters in Pay Dispute
Philadelphia April 25 Unions tied to the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners reject a compromise on a wage raise effective May. The 15,000 carpenters demand 8 cents an hour after May with a potential general strike if demands aren’t met by next Friday. The Brotherhood, backed by allied unions, seeks an amicable settlement as district councils plan further action and a conference committee meets next week.
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Carnenters
Council of Allied Beliding Trades
Intier i Gamived
Carrenters
ALL THE ROOSEVELTS Contribute Articles for a Church Fair
New York April 2 The fair to aid the parish of St Michael will feature items contributed by the Roosevelt family from the president to the youngest member. Mrs Roosevelt and other relatives supplied silver and glass articles, with crafts turned into tokens for sale. The event aims to celebrate community effort and raise funds for church activities.
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New York
Sicily
St Michaels
Roosevelt
Yeaunurest
Rousavelt
Parvel
Porteert
Germany
Feoceevett
Les Alln Hoowevell
Unable to determine full headline from damaged text
The article fragment references poverty and financial hardship, mentioning $5,009 or $84,000 in speculations, and notes about weather indications and an attempt to move away. Names, places, and clear events are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Avril
Rotert
Aion
Ioeans
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