Government Explores Not Allowed to Lobby Investigation
Washington reports a Senate inquiry into whether a president ordered ban on government employees lobbying. Helent Malar introduces a resolution directing the secretary to investigate and report if violations occur, citing Navy officers and the 1902 order. The discussion centers on letters urging Congress to act and alleged pressure by younger Navy officers.
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Helent Malar
Senate
Congress
Vale
Naral
Natal Academy
Posalite
Gallinger
Bacon
Uacor
Turetinge
Mr. Bacon
The Farmer’s Wife and a Murky Medical Cartoon
Fragmented readable text hints at a mock medical treatise or satirical piece describing illnesses and dubious cures. Mentions Dr. Melle’s Medical? Discovery and references to magical practices. Shows garbled patient symptoms including taste changes, stomach pain, headaches, hair loss, and appetite issues.
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Yeniack
Dr. Melle
Jeane Warhers
Marty
Merce
Multan
Acta
Jamaican Governor Proves Incompetent Amid Earthquake Aftermath
Kingston reports a chaotic scene as Governor Swelleghan struggles to coordinate relief, shelter, and rebuilding. Locals blame delays on mis management while officials praise US aid and a hospital effort. The dispatch cites congressional debates and calls for emergency action to support affected residents.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Sith
Swelleghan Te Revere
Gally
Abempriven
House and Senate Summary for Jan 23 in Washington
The house debated several bills including private Pen How This The agriculture Wil was then taken up and considered. Representative Kahn of California spoke on fire tree companion and Uvic relating to the way at san Prineires. The president made a speech about garden seete etcuz.
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Washington
House
Kahn
California
San Prineires
Washington Senate Rejects Naval Pension Proposals
In the Washington scene a Senate vote rejected naval pension and related bills amid debate over secretary scrutiny and executive concerns. The action touched on appropriations and potential pension reductions, with lawmakers calling for further inquiry into the process and cost implications.
German People Celebrate Victory in General Election
The government wins a clear victory in today’s general election for a new Reichstag. Liberal, Radical, and Conservative parties backing Finnen von Huelow’s colonial policy gain seats while the Socialists falter, losing ground in several key districts. Enthusiastic crowds surge toward Wilhelmstrasse as Chancellor von Buelow appears, praising national unity and declaring resolve for future duties.
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Derlla
Finnen Voo Huelow
Thia
Fons Mire
Belog Hreslau
Malle
Magteuure
Leipily
Korglesberg
Aosta
Upper Bavaria
Aafe
Center Party
Slegerkranz
Fature von Huslow
Karke
Germany
Imperial Palace
Palire
BAY FARMING CONGRESS ORGANIZED BY CLECTEN OF CRICERA
The text details a BAY FARMING CONGRESS organized by the Clecten of Cricera for a year. It lists officers including a president, vice president, secretary and treasurer, with named individuals and locations such as San Francisco and Wyoming in a formal organizational context.
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Bay
Clecten
Cricera
Denner
Fae
Fleher Partie of
Sale Tahe
Stettle
Dene Hat
Denter
Elector Enthusiasm Roars Over Berlin Demonstrations
Crowds filled Berlin as election day produced loud demonstrations and cheers. Officials and papers report mass extras, with Socialist gains in several districts and rebalance efforts shaping the Reichstag. The Vorwaerts and other papers analyze results and call for cross party cooperation to curb Socialist strength.
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Fnme
Deo Linden
Prederick William
Berlin
Merlin
Lokal Anteiger
Madgeburg
Socialist Center
Totesn
Qoen
National Liberals
Tha Soelatiste
Fan Beck
Hamburg
Apatn Soclatlet
Terr Tebet
Fraser
Unos
Reichstag
Roetallat
Nowerament
Npevotera Reauind
Uclagiog
Taprliatr
Socialins
Bayer
Jury Selection Progress in Thaw Trial Stirs NY
New York notes Jan 22 Jury selection for the Harry K. Thaw murder trial continues as more names join the panel. Reporters describe growing debate over juror impartiality and the push to secure a twelve member jury amid intense public interest.
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New York
eMurt
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Haloteo
Arsutes
Talesmes
Ion Oetcad
Curt
Ti Talesmes
Oecure Tn
Harold F Falee
Primer Ant
Mateulim 5
Oman de Elareg
Winsielet
Eaath
Court adjourns as jurors kept in custody after testimony
A Great degree murder trial features strong opposition to electricity in punishment discussions. Keitham denies acquaintance with Stanford White when asked. Several talismen claim familiarity with White, affecting juror suitability. The court adjourns for weekend, seven jurors held in custody until Monday.
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Keitham
Stanford White
Vlan
Talismen
Wen
Coation Anserted
Seasion Tomorry
Small Metal Dealers Seek Protection in copper trust probe
New York January meeting of steel and copper dealers from New York New Jersey and New England with the Northwestern Metal Dealers Association urged Attorney General to intervene against forming copper mining company combinations. A telegram urged an investigation into a proposed copper trust harming buyers and manufacturers and limiting competition. The letter to the attorney general highlighted high copper prices and alleged private agreements among sellers to restrict trade, storing copper for Europe and creating a shortage. About 25 association members claimed collective yearly copper sales of around 75 million dollars and expressed sympathy from Western buyers. President Norton said officials would press the issue with the attorney general in Washington next week.
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New York
Jan
Acpatler Coctal
New Jererry
New England
Oxthwestern
United States
Mopaparte
Washington
Nartheesterm Metal Dealers’ Association
Honapane
Malatela
Coscerss
Jame Norton
Aptakion
Sande Uy
Ges Cladzn
Eaid Thay
Presitrs Radog
Wasne Fogten
Finersl
Rahn on insurance losses from fires and earthquakes
Representative Rahn of California told the House about how insurance companies from various nations withdrew their losses after the disaster. He noted most American companies paid in full, while many foreign firms withdrew or faced insolvency. He cited German and Austrian courts and state department aid as factors in settlements.
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Eugene Staquua
Cromawell
Admuiral Davis
Mvalth
Corte Ub
Norton
Miexouri
American Hospital
Wineheater Park
Thi Fomer
Tlareen
Washington
Eleo Companien
Anz Trign
Fowever
State Department
Fight Turns Bitter Between Yaquis and Meatean Forces
Dim and fragmentary report describes a clash near Yaqi involving Yaquis and Meateans after a hard melee. Reports claim heavy musket fire wounded fighters on both sides with advances and retreats noted as observers warn of escalating tensions and potential military actions nearby.
Fort Th A Brasell Wynan 33 Meut Court Casual Beat
Fragmented OCR text notes a general court martial or military proceeding. It mentions Fort Th A Brasell Wynan 33, a defendant named Mont A. Page of the Floyenthntertey, and charges related to breaking promises and duties toward the Pritt States army. The piece references Linton Arm of teempire and a violent event involving women, suggesting a court case or military tribunal with unclear specifics.
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Brasell
Wynan
Gerad
Mont A
Pritt States
Laiut
Mage
Ale
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ALS
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