Congress In Session Begins Work In Washington
Congress opened with a large turnout as new members took oaths and committees prepared for presidential address. Resolutions on diplomatic trips and staffing followed, while President Roosevelt’s annual message awaited reception. a gallery crowd and absent members marked the ceremonial start.
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Bergen
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Pearse
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Foraker
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Telnvare
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Goring
Alice
Cannon
Jams R. Wan
Binds
Board of Regents
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Bralibsonian
Robert Stint
Mlante Deceas
Hod
Abbotas Temaworth
Mies Flaguer
Inc
Canetty
Tiurke Cochran
New York
Matthed
Bie
Routevelt
President Makes Cabinet Changes and Supreme Court Nomination
Mogton Dec 3 President Newtecest sent cabinet replacements and Attorney General Moody nomination for associate Justice of the Supreme Court to the Senate. He said the nominations would be referred to committees and not acted upon immediately under guidelines from General Cun.
Ambassadorship Rivalries Seen in Washington Campaign
Government authorities continue active canvassing of candidates for ambassador to Washington to succeed Sir Martiner Durand with aims to appoint before March. Possible nominees include Sir Maurice De Bunzio ambassador at Magra and former underlord lord Bardersole, plus ex attorney general Jonadarsl. Debate centers on suitability and age considerations for the post amid a reshaped foreign office.
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Bardersole
Nermasent
Tollenor
India
Saoderan
Hawewr
Moody Tenor Seeks Supreme Court Seat Oppose Motion
Washington December report notes opposition by cantankerous elements to Moody’s bid for a seat on the supreme court. The maneuver stalls, with Senators signaling potential support from party leaders, while friction over negotiations and faith amid political maneuvering shadow the nomination process.
NiPisSiNG STOCK Market Update Noted
An OCR fragment hints at stock market activity with mentions of prices and trading actions. The readable items reference a market place, timing around day 28, and vague outcomes but lack clear names, places, or concrete figures to establish a full event summary.
Cruel Punishments in German Colonies
Reported remarks by centerist leader Bertin reveal alleged colonial penalties. A description of a punishment called the cald or caldales, involving naked prisoners strapped to a block and flogging, is cited as administered by colonial officials under orders. Deraburg defends officials against misrepresentation, asserting German policy aimed to prevent cruelty and blaming sensationalism. The account notes audience approval during the speech.
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Dee
Roeren
Weta
Deraburg
Tolentat
Variout
Jerr Roeves
Banda
London Debates End As Compromise Hopes Fade
London reports that after the debate on the educational bill during the report stage no compromise was likely. Opposition members expect the government to drop the bill or offer amendments, with key changes carried by votes and further parliamentary actions planned.
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London
Lanedowne
Stargula
Ripon
Hereford
Cammene
House of Oom
Wwe
Fragmented regional political flare up reported in New Mexico
A jagged OCR passage describes a political clash in Santa Fe New Mexico involving Ike Veverman Now Seaten teen youth, an effort to combat charges, and Governor Hagerman. It mentions removal of H C Taraynt from leadership of Republican territorial committees and alleged shortages in accounts, all amid a bitter confrontation over administration actions.
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N. M_ Ike
Veverman
Seaten
Washington
Tera
Seakey
Elarenm
Kidney Health Ad Claims Cure in Quack Advertisement
An unreliable medical advertorial markets supposed kidney cures with testimonials. It asserts weak kidneys cause bodily weakness and cites a named doctor and address. The piece promotes a product and urges readers to seek treatment despite unclear evidence or professional credibility.
Removal movement targets governor Hagerman campaign
Fragmentary text shows delegates including W. J. Andrews and Mayor W. L. I Lewetyn named to lead a campaign against Governor Hagerman. The article mentions signatures in New Mateo and accusations of party manipulation by the Arpobilcad faction.
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Goresor
Delegtte W. J
Andrews
Mapor Wli
HL Lewetyn
Otter
Roosavelt
Rough Itera
SaeSiogtom
Charles Bursara
Catty
Matteo
Hagerman
Bate Deee
Abington
Wagerman
Quanier
Horse Racing Notes From a Fast Meet At Sea Avenue
A scrambled report highlights multiple races with numerous horses and riders. Key names include Cogan 165 Wanrke and J Nelson in various events, with times around 1:40 to 3:03 and placements noted for free handicap and mile events. The writeup names contenders such as Budapest Aulertem Halloa Decdro Buens and Tace glestat, plus others like Milsoro San Alvito and Helen. it reads as a mid-competition summary from a seaside track meet.
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Tace Glestat
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Roth
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Penis Wala
Dushe@harker
Jack
Warred
Preston
Arima
Bullman
Milsoro
San Alvito
Helen Alio
BAY Curtis
Ea Bos
Atora
Ie Korn
Ican Hone
Emeryville Races Feature Chaotic Early Finish
At Emeryville a tense program opened with a rough sprint where To Ean Way fell and several rivals scrambled. Mina Allison nosed ahead in the midrace heat to win by a head over Hack Pam, with Radlam Daare close behind. time listed as 1:68 45. Subsequent races highlighted mixed results, notable showings by several horses and riders, with tight finishes and long odds.
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Dee
Zia
Emeryville Triay
Kaapa
Distrivator
Mina Allison
Hack Pam
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Prince Naps
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Katie Crew
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Site
Hall
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Peligrona
Graham
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Martlole
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Queen Ailes Ao
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Yo Sen Alea Raz
Celling
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Secord
Borraty
Sylvan
Cree Whiman
Dangers
Die Perdergant
Talamucci
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Jake Monsealao Fan
FHS Rare
Solior
Chan
Ralph Young
Mal Lassey
Monaco
Ates Algana
Atking
Renn
Tad
Wos Walerente
Dale
Wiley
New Orleans Fair Grounds Race Notes and Oddities
A garbled New Orleans fairgrounds report lists multiple racing events with unsettled results. Mentions track names, horse finishes, times, and participants with uncertain spellings and numbers, reflecting a damaged OCR transcription of a race day card.
Market News Aims for Stability After Nipplasing Shock
The Nipplasing shock rattled markets as fears of peaceable conditions rose after a sharp drop then partial rebound. Large investors prepared for anticipated developments in rock extraction, railroad and coal sectors, with new Carolina Pacific and Vanderbilt holdings shaping the scene. Government and banking actions showed mixed signals as subscription inflows increased and November settlement approached.
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Aetea
Donfens
Cazalina Pacific
Cursapeake
Boe Ubat Mladt
Cpnvertion Tx
Baglam
National divorce case details disputed in common pleas
Pituabure Dee and J Annustes Harte, principals in a recent national divorce matter, flee replies to the common pleas. Mary Scott Sartie claims her husband had income of BTSA w year and seeks nearly $20,000 for defense expenses. Martin characterizes wife’s statements as wickedly false and corrupting witnesses as part of a conspiracy. He demands an itemized bill of costs and asserts claims were improperly prepared.
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Dee. J
Harte
Pee ‘National Divorce Care
Common Pleas
Mary Scott Sartie
Harris
Mer
Martin
Miller Denies San Francisco War Opinion Report
Washington reports that the American consul general at Yokohama denied disseminating any forecast of war between the United States and Japan. In a voluntary dispatch to the secretary of state he called the device false and said he did not give such interviews or statements. Miller asserts the state department’s telegram inquiry is false.
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Justice Degreme Courts
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United States Court For China
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Virgina
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George A. Durklin, Jr
Joseph Buffington
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E York
Oregon
John Embry
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Lirsia Means
Richmond
W. Nash
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Itudana
M. Jacobs
Fast Helena
A. Ea Freedleg
Washington
Yokohama
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Japan
Stain
Cornelius Shea On Trial In Chicago
Fragmentary text recounts Albert Young, fore president of the Teamsters union, and Shea figure as presiding officials in a trial related to prior Washington arrests. Witnesses and events referenced include McCarthy and Freethat MacVeagh company, with unclear details due to damaged OCR.
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Teamsters Union
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America
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Haley
Rlal
Carnetlon St
Erry McCarthy
Antag
Adverse City Decision in Historic State Case
A court ruling delivers an adverse decision to the city, noting involvement of Werbinets and MeKinoa with an attorney’s fee dispute. The case references the United States and local statutes, detailing points on land, water, and authorities amid a broader statewide legal framework. The decision cites contention over who bore responsibility for legal costs and the interpretation of state law.
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Fecha
Sneak Thief Eludes Capture in Tangled Heist Night
A lone thief slipped away after a quick raid, leaving authorities puzzled by the unclear sequence. Witnesses reported rapid movements and a confusing trail, while police searched nearby streets for additional clues and potential suspects.
Train robbery attempt near Kansas City ends with firing
A late night incident on a train near Kansas City involved a robber stealing a bag and a baton from passengers. Chief Ward confronted the thief, who fired four shots before escaping. Ward recovered his property. a window was broken and one man was injured by a thrown object.
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Kansas City
Spa
7. C. Ward
T. Ward
Ward
B. E. Wood
Coal Strike Settled at Tithbridge and Albers
The long coal strike dispute ends as operators and workers reach terms. Arbitration was agreed to prevent discrimination and ensure fair hiring. A substantial wage increase is granted for the returning miners. The stoppage caused fuel shortages and rail deliveries to the east.
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Tithbridge
Albers
Hug Landing
Mlorta
Talon
Nongolim
Presidents and their ages at succession and deaths
The text states each president’s age relative to successors and notes several founders serving terms. It lists Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Adams, and Jefferson again, with their deaths on July 4. It mentions James Monroe dying in 1831 and a later reference to July 4 as a commemorative date.
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Jim Q. Adame
George Washington Eeile
John Adama
Thomas Jederson
Jamey Madison
Janea Monroe
Thorne Jeferson
John Altaing
James Monroe
Fragments Describe A Perforated Face And Eye Alignment
The text presents garbled notes about facial features and symmetry. It mentions the alignment of eyes with the month and forehead proportions, all expressed in unclear terms. The passage lacks coherent events, people, or places.
Fragmented OCR reads as speculative plea in Zpagiant case
The readable lines imply a plea or brief alleging wrongdoing and decisions affecting a local matter. Names and precise actions are obscured by garbled text, but the fragment hints at a contested event involving a group or individual amid procedural concerns.
Danderine claims worth in trial of hair product claims
A fragmentary item describes Danderine with odd wording about proving worth and a trial or agreement. The readable text mentions a price of 23 cents and a bettie figure, suggesting a promotional or testimonial push without clear context or outcomes.
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Danderine Works
Waadere
Vurlagh
Danderton
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