Roosevelt Speaks At Washington Silver Anniversary Event
President Roosevelt delivers a keynote on a silver anniversary in Washington. The ceremony honors Justice Harlan with remarks highlighting his century of service on the Supreme Court, praising his patriotism and influence while attendees include cabinet members and lawmakers.
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Weehiichan
Dee
Uae
Ty Coher
Favirel
Keax
Wayne MacVeagh
Imsanet Autekie
Jaethie
Harlan
Roosevelt
Phortly
PLC
Heaalent Wakrnily Pfitif
Ea Labs
Tata Erat
Harrdee
Ral Menhutors
Te Aiperme
United States
Court of Claims
Neal Courts
Eutahdy Ubeelie
Rere
Scamer
America
Hay
Justis Harlan
Julich
Ind
Jurtion Harlan
Justice
Diarin
Ouline
Gust bin
Ani
Otin
Dex
Nantes
Clay
Thorne
Americans debate virtue and law in national discourse
The gathering featured remarks by Justice Harlan, Chief Justice Fuller, Justice Brewer, and others as they discussed the balance between efficiency and morality in government. The event highlighted concerns about maintaining the integrity of the constitution and public virtue amid partisan pressures.
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Jerlyn
Tembar
Prac
Amer
Uven
Uber Justice Fuller
Justice Brewer
Oward Bio
Canada
Juder Alex
Ander PB Humphrey
Kentucky
Beck
Rtony Percy
District of Columbia
Saulerkraut in Court in a Krazy Case
Chicago judge grapples with a bizarre civil suit as Mink & Co sue Frank Simon for the dented bottle of draught that allegedly spoiled their store’s customers. Expert John Schmitt tests a lump of miller kraut to prove or disprove the claim amid chaotic courtroom exchanges.
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Chicago
John Schmitt
Behmitt
Thrifty Farmer Buys Off Stranger With Corn
In Cherokee Kansas on December 10, Mr Finney a farmer north of town caught a stranger stealing a cart and 2 bushels of corn. The thief offered to pay and agreed to leave after paying a dollar per bushel. The case was settled at the local justice.
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Cherokee
Cherolet
Kan
Finney
Nouth
Jodlanent
Brothers Sue for Divorces in Urbana Court
Deek Alva and Ale Ving Buckles, grocers, filed for divorce in the common pleas court yesterday afternoon. Both brothers live in the same township and married seven years ago. they are separated after four years without reconciliation. Each wife disappeared within two years. their whereabouts are unknown. The petition, filed by the same attorney, accuses the defendants of gross neglect of duty and willful absence.
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Urbana
Deek—Alva
Court of Common Pitas
Bird
Old Fogy Knew About Coffee and Health Claim
A narrative claims coffee harmed a woman causing nerve trouble and digestive failure until she switched to a grain based drink Posvomn Food Coffs. After drinking it, she reports restored nerves, better sleep, appetite, and stamina, with no indigestion, praising the product as a safe alternative to coffee and recommending it to others.
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Deman— Hood
Thal
Seized His Navy Continued In War Debts Discussion
A wartime debt dispute unfolds with claims against railways and property losses, including damages to government accounts and private interests. The piece notes German and French or American claims, uncertainties over who bears responsibility, and Washington’s caution against drastic measures by European powers amid revolutions.
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Hamages
Sveagatlon
United States
Washington
Germany
America
All in the Dark and a Mysterious Illness Incident
The report recounts Marston collapsing during a game after fainting and convulsions. Doctors suspect poisoning after repeated cramps and vomiting. Marston denies drinking or eating anything unusual, stomach pumping proves unhelpful, and his condition worsens before treatment.
Poison Mystery Shocks Pittsburgh Mining Town
A. S. Marston, assistant general manager of the Texas Pacific Coal Co, died at the Stilwell Hotel Pittsburgh from arsenical poisoning. An investigation traced a complex tale involving Thurber Texas coal interests, a colored miner, and a plan to import workers. Witnesses and a coroner’s inquest examined motives and possible contamination as evidence pointed to a non accidental death.
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Pittsburg
Marston
Tras & Paciflc Coal Company
Stilwell
Uae
Parsons
Edgar L. Marston
Wallstreet
New York
Texas & Macific Cow Company
Thurber
Conmikeioner
Erath County
Texas
Treats & Paritic Com
Rarawat
Fr Flewert
Unlo
Pittsturi
Teichard Hayden
Cool Campanton
Marstons
Hayden
Routh McAlester
Mittubirg
Heddqu Arters
Yate
Fleming
Bundey
Bturstan
Mente
Surty
Chart
Carl
Meteor
Eouth
Down
Acral
Frisco
Wits
Tex
Dee
Dean
Engar T. Marston
Wall Street
Newe York City
W. K. Gortinn
Texas & Pacific Saal 8Avien My
Gurdon
Drvaist
Auc
Bath
Uilin
Etomartt
Thormigh
Ateo
Kaneay
Tony Whith
South McAlanter
Marconen
South McAleene
Tayden
Bettie
Gus
Therhon
North Topeka society notes and local items
North Topeka notes list residents attending events and visitors. Mentions Miss Gertrude Painter’s visit to Atchison, funeral guest arrangements for M r Karts, and Miss Corn Land’s travel to Fort Madison. Local announcements include weddings engagement, charity sales, and store promotions amid brief social items.
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Kim
North
Kansas Ave
Ben Hue
Algit
Mitrajaxines
Amen
Win Weight
Grantville
Yenterday
Gertrude Painter
Atchivon
Frank Sitio
Mind Drally Hewitt
Karts
Chicago
Courtney
Lnery
Ratunday
E. Ft. Goodale
George Clarke
Sam Tyler Street
Abele
Winifret E
Charlie Coleman Killice
Local Baptist Church Sees revival plans reduced
The report notes union services may be dropped at the Baptist church with revival plans for Evangelist Willams. A Baptist Sunday school officers and teachers gathering occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson on Van Buren Street with musical numbers by Zella Lukens, Sabet Skineer, and Edith Gabriel.
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Baptist Church
Evangelist Willams
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Nicholson
Baptist Sunday School
van Buren
Mikes Zella Lukens
Sabet Skineer
Edith Gabriel
Xack
Bacon
van Nein
Nev
W. Bs. Hatchinson
Charles Curtis
Mra
Jonas Lukens
Morthland
Skinner
ML van Near
D. Ay Foltz
George Petr
W. E. Bacon
Mixses Hettly Albright
Alice and
Ann McLaughlin
Vertx
Hazel Forbes
Styrtie Robinson
Neilie Grant
Lucy Evens
Lillie Klussman
Eleanor and
Zella Lukens
Mabel Skinner
Alice Dallas
Edt Gabriel
Minette Burdge
Grace Bryan
Anil Harold Forbes
A Stringent Law Paused in Debates on Defamation Punishment
Musico City debates a stringent bill to curb defamation and calumny against the national navy army or colleges. The draft proposes penalties up to two months detention and seeks to bring certain newspapers under court jurisdiction. The bill advances to the venue for approval and is expected to be enacted state law.
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Musico
Constewm
Congres
Aguitet
Tribune
Sguinat UK
National Navy
Debated Enacting Clause Bill Falters in Washington
After a long debate the measure failed as the Howk blocked the enacting clause. Support from lumber and meat packing interests faded, leading to defeat. The final tally was 129 against striking out the clause, with speeches by Taveney of Minnesota and Richardson of Alabama in favor and Adams of Georgia Wanger Adure Dulzel of Pennsylvania Burlekon Burgess of Texas Mann of Tennessee opposing.
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Washington, Bee
Originiaiity
Nour
Taveney
Minnesota
Richardson
Albame
Mosers
Adams
Georgia
Wanger
Adure
Dulzel
Pennsylvania
Burlekon
Burgess
Toxin
Mann
Tinate
Oil Dream Sparks Mineral Prospect on Culver Farm
Reverend Neal, a Baptist preacher from Millerton, reports dreaming of oil on Arm Now farm. Landowners on Culver property react to the tale, while a joint stock firm forms with 500 capital to exploit a possible mineral find amid broader market notes and local disruptions. The report also covers commodity prices and financial reflections.
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Millerton
Neal
Culver
Wall Street
New York
London
Rifai
Ainsi Canadas
ierpeUler
Dom
Saantaa
Ferutan
Foade
Colorado
Markets Today Strength In Wheat And Corn Markets
Market report notes active wheat trade with May and December futures. Corn shows strength alongside firm hogs and cattle markets amid steady receipts. weather and futures movement influence prices. Livestock receipts remain heavy, pressures on cattle persists as traders respond to daily point changes and contract grades.
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Inpolte
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Merrpy
Dee
Ane
Bligher
Tacs
Mita Apalie
Duuth
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Suestied
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Ciepening
Burge
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Aeound
Daniiry Lard Wits Blok Bighorn
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Sige
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