Congress Opens With Renewed Tension and Repairs
Washington dispatch details a noon assembly as both Houses meet amid fresh questions on military dismissals and inquiry procedures. Senators and representatives arrive from various states amid overflow crowds and ticket requests. The Capitol, renovated and cleaned, hosts cordial receptions and debates on wartime dismissal actions, legislative priorities, and potential changes to spelling standards for official documents. Senator Foraker plans an inquiry on the Browningville incident to be sent to the War Department, while debates on printing and formality dominate daily order and prospects for new measures this week.
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Supreme Court decision on New York Foundling Hospital case
Washington December 3 The Supreme Court dismissed to pay the guardian of John C. Catt selecting jurisdiction over forty orphans sent from New York to Albany in 1904 The ruling leaves to the Arizona court to determine the decision The case involved treatment of the orphans and drew public attention Clemente to be reappointed to Interstate Commerce Commission
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Record battle ship 646 highlights rank gaps among officers
A chaotic dispatch critiques American naval leadership in the Far East amid a report on the battleship 646. The piece laments low ranks among officers, noting the Logan’s arrival from Porto and the Navy’s need for stronger command in overseas stations. It surveys the fleet’s posture at Crest National and references prior Atlantic duty while detailing ship construction and assignments.
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Fragmentary OCR Novelty Teaser From Local Gleanings
Fragmented text with numerous misspellings mentions people and places, including names like Veeton and Tiller, obstacles to deciphering. The readable fragments hint at a narrative or puzzle item but lack coherent events, dates, or clear context for a full summary.
War With Japan Is The Paper War
A fragmentary transcript discusses U S views on Japan, noting no official advice on policy toward Japan and stressing trade links and mutual dependency. It asserts ongoing tension between the nations will endure, while warning that public and private rhetoric may distort policy.
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A fragmented OCR note references Mantla and Pee 5, mentions Bosiiogtor E Way and a proposed rename of Die Foe Turk. The text implies a discussion or plan but lacks clear details or outcomes.
Terrible Tragedy in Southern Cilfopna Reported
Fragmentary OCR records describe a deadly incident in southern Cilfopna with multiple names and unclear details. The piece references a deceased man, a witness or related individuals, and a confrontation at an unidentified location. Further readable names include Fab ally Yeeurad ine OHender and Serkon Turn Killed.
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Coal land frauds and legal action loom over Colorado fields
Reports describe hearings in Pueblo and Canon City on coal land frauds linked to major railroads and corporations. Officials consider indictments as investigations widen across Colorado coal districts. A separate fire accident in a downtown store caused injuries and extensive losses, with repairs and insurance likely covering damage.
President Names New Cabinet Members in Major Reshuffle
President names cabinet picks including Cortelyou as secretary of state and Gentes as attorney general. Meyer as solicitor general and Stott as assistant secretary, with multiple noted nominations for treasury and interior. Some names appear garbled in OCR but indicate a broad reshuffle across key posts.
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Citizens Industrial Association Proceedings and Members
Fragmented text outlines the Citizens Industrial Association with references to leadership, laws, and meetings. It mentions workers, labor studies, and a push for reforms, but the readable content is garbled and partial, hindering a clear event or outcome.
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Fragmentary OCR passage appears garbled with numerous typos. It references a date format like AMT 16 and mentions health, a place, and individual names, but the exact events, entities, and context are unclear. The readable bits do not form a coherent reportable item.
Unclear fragment prompts undefined protest by Mrs Vout
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Mrs Vout and a protest or claim about safety and competition. It references a 134 fee, an offer to revise walls, and a sea force of 20 days, but the meaning is obscured and key facts are not resolvable.
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Japanese Leaving Mexico Amid Immigration Concerns
Three hundred Japanese entered the United States from Mexico through Death Pass since November 1, fleeing mistreatment by American employers. They say they were lured by promises of prominent positions and agricultural work, only to face low pay and watchful guards. The exodus reflects rising concern over Orientals leaving the American republic.
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Baby Found Strangled in 99th Street Carriage
New York police investigate a baby found strangled in a carriage on Ninety-ninth Street and Third Avenue. They suspect a female revenge motive, noting the refined carriage and cheap clothing on the infant. Doctors confirmed death by strangulation. autopsy set for today.
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Garden Cities of America Amid Confusing Street Notes
A garbled text fragment describes a conference or meeting in Garden Cities of America with references to Marys, Colter, Pat Gare, and other names. The readable bits suggest a discussion of urban planning, leadership and proposals, but specifics are unclear due to OCR corruption. The piece mentions presidents, graduates, and various city references without coherent detail.
San Francisco's Diegrace and a Fervent Fall Event
Fragmented text recalls San Francisco figures and a public event tied to tickets and a ceremonial display. Mentions appear garbled but imply a city scene with officials, a product or ceremony, and scheduling hints. Strong entities are incomplete due to OCR damage but suggest local civic matters and a performance or parade.
Supreme Court Decides Not to Interfere in Moyer Case
Washington res. The Supreme Court denied habeas corpus relief for Moyer Haywood and Pettiborn of the Western Federation of Miners, held on charges linked to the Steunenberg murder in Idaho. The decision, by Justice Harlan, allows federal aid to challenge unlawful methods used to secure extradition, noting jurisdiction issues and the miners’ right to seek federal help. The report also notes mining stock movements and ore yields surrounding the related strike context.
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Children in the Factories of the South
A fragmented report recalls concerns about child labor in Southern factories, citing a public address by Mrs. Pretesik Ralhan of the Consimery Leagan and referencing the People’s Pesura movement. The piece sketches harsh conditions and the moral debate surrounding industrial work of children.
Fragmented OCR text about an artist and regional notes
Fragmented OCR prose mentions an artist named Doyle plus VE terms and place names like Western Abadi and Abia. It describes alerts or events involving a company and a war context, with unclear dates or actions. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks a coherent narrative to summarize beyond noting a public figure and regional references.
Singers Cannot Appear New Yorks
Fragmented OCR text notes controversy around singers and hate threats affecting performances in New York. Mentions Misa Primina, Wagner, and retaliation fears. unclear sequence. Reads like a damaged notice about safety concerns for a concert season and public reaction.
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New Church Head Chooses Plan For Chicago Crusade
Local paper reports Lon Voliva selected as head of the church in Chicago, pledging a strong, militant reform. Overseer Wilbur Valige to lead creditors’ relief while the church announces plans for a new community emphasizing political influence, separatist ideals, and a compulsory social restoration at a large Illinois site.
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A garbled OCR passage appears to record a meeting or message exchange with greetings to various persons. It contains numerous misspellings and index-like fragments, mentioning names, places, and possible dates or events, but no clear timeline or actions. The text reads as a jumble of phrases rather than a coherent report.
Man Adjudged Insane After Threats at Harriman
A 60 year old retired real estate man, identified as Dea Det fretted Hebel, was arrested after threatening Harriman and an injury to a Union Pacific official. Examined by a police surgeon, he was adjudged insane and ordered to Saint Elizabeths hospital for care. The case arises amid wider tensions following a change in the presidency of the United Central railroad and related corporate shifts.
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THAW TO LIVE IN PARIS
Terrible tale from New York dictates Mrs Thaw plans to move to Paris with her husband’s killer, aiming for release from prison and a permanent home near the Champs Elysees. She vows to leave America behind, seeking a Paris residence and new life once freed.
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Dreadnaught keel plates and trial at Peetemossb
A garbled wartime note describes dreadnaught keel plates and a testing post near Adrabel Ate Aretonild Misbon with references to a larger fleet effort. The passage hints at prior construction and a planned operation, mentioning the Seven Dresdsangt and related preparations.
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