Thirteenth Day in Senate Deliberations and Appointments
The thirteenth senate day saw bills referred to committees, including a miscible set on municipal governance and board of trustees for a new county entity. Debates covered confirmations for executive staff, inspector general appointments, and the judiciary’s handling of mileage and public works. Multiple bills amended and advanced to committee stages, with adjournment noted until the next session day.
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Hmith
EL AL Wedgercud
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Senate
Garerament
Rettadt Setoud Clan
Elles
Rbls
Uastrestun
Banda
Wery
Alto
Publc Works
Bn County
Fcauraare
Utah
Bullen
Mak Ing & Atest
Water case argued over piping restraints at two sites
Attorneys AW and CC appeared for defendants and argued the case yesterday. The court considered motions to restrain a company from operating a pipe and water system at two sites, with both sides ready to proceed and seeking a decision under the relevant legal elements.
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CC. Michatas
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Ancstrong Lake Jesterday
Drothers
Mirabeth Gtr
Kama Det
Ater
For the teat of Way Gala or Ferg Poore the Ua Biel Produce Co
In a terse item the Ua Biel & Produce Co located at S31 Wash Pens2hX, Ind announces a Decect event dated Mer. r.
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Gala
Ferg
Ua Biel & Produce Co
PEST HOUSE MAY BE SOLD
A regional council reports the sale action over a contested transfer of property and boundary redefinitions affecting county and city limits. Officials confirm a complete transfer of the property while setting new boundary lines and appointing city and county roles.
Monte Cristo Revival at the Theater Amid Mixed Reviews
A crowded house greeted the revival of The Count of Monte Cristo with James ONeil and a notable cast. The production behind a lavish staging promises dramatic intensity though critics note uneven pacing and divergent interpretations from the ensemble.
Contempt Verdict In Nevada Case Amid Contested Accusations
A Nevada court found an individual guilty of contempt after deliberations over misconduct related to state attorney general proceedings. Sentencing postponed as the judge withheld punishment pending further action. The case involved disputed remarks about an Omaha coal entity and remarks attributed to a former state official.
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Neteaska
Dutee Duton
Aletrict
Severn
Connell
Altaines
Rial
Wo J. Cornell
Stet
Wolisyan
Federal trial unfolds over Crowley murder case at arsenal
The trial of two soldiers, Lt Ralph Drury and Private Dowd, begins amid sensational prosecution and defense testimony over the killing of Will Crowley inside a government arsenal in 1903. The case questions authority to prosecute crimes on government property and may set a major legal precedent.
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Aedera
Lefeutenant
Ralph Drury
United States
Arity
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Espper
Crowley
Dittaburg
Ingaard Mallitary
Elelen
Bere Roder
Idevienamt Batrh
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Walled Brateg Infantry
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Tnssrue
Hans
Trewtenant Trury
Bern
Areena
Voldisrs
Crow
Imemie
Unites States Supreme Court
Mlae
Ines Civer
Afei
Mmertenant Drury Ant
Dexd
Phide
Hein Sefenied
Envernment
United Stateriet
Tramkie le
Mpamey
Odcen Mails Arrival and departure details scatter
Fragmented OCR lists train arrival and departure times, places, and routes with numerous garbled words. The readable portions indicate various stations, times such as 6:49 and 7:20, and notes on departures, arrivals, and connections, but the text is inconsistent and hard to parse.
Tompaissioners Buy Books Amid City Ward Notice
A damaged OCR fragment shows a local ward meeting where commissioners discuss book purchases and associated prices. The readable lines mention Janet and Vite as individuals, with vague references to May timelines and a ward office action regarding a small budget request.
Deadly explosion triggers mine fire in Saarbrucken region
A blast at the Redem coal mine near St Dokannon Seas caused a massive underground fire. Rescuers pulled 44 workers to safety by evening, with at least 35 feared dead as toxic gases hampered efforts and a second explosion followed. Officials feared total casualties could reach around 130 to 200. Rescue operations and fire suppression faced severe obstacles, and inspectors considered how to control the blaze while continuing searches for survivors.
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Saarbruk
Mhenlah
Redem
St. Dokannon
Saarbruca
Provan
Bern
Easin
Walla
Fearia
Noe Tersiog
Ermzd
Mlaze
Manazeta
Jury Sealed in Trial of Thaw to Begin Wednesday
New York December 78 The jury for the Thaw murder of Stanford White is nearly complete with more than 100 jurors examined and only a few remaining. The panel will be reduced to the essential number as testimony is expected to start Wednesday afternoon.
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New York
Dea
Harry KR. Thas
Stanford White
Coat
Gine Sen
Bea Addet
Cua
Pitty Taleanen
Avinpidiy
Rmuralua Aceston
Frerea
Repan
Beth Alden
Charleston
York
Poilatetpie
Beteren & Ra
Thaw Case Proceedings Open With Witnesses Present
District Attorney Jerome pressed for examination of the talvemen amid Thaw defenses. Harry Thaw and Miss May Sir Hensle arrived with family in attendance as a new juror panel was summoned for tomorrow. A court recess followed a technical break, delaying the day’s proceedings.
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Eegard
Rita
Thia
Inrpey
Jerome
Harry Thaw
May Sir Hensle
Mra
Willams Thaw
Acrompas
Enuntere
Yarmouth
Qtorge Lauder Carnegie
Farward
Josiah Thew
Carnegie
Powers of Congress in Enacting Laws
A heated Senate exchange over limits of Congress to curb child labor under the commerce clause. Beveridge presses for inquiry while Spooner and others spar over referral to the Judiciary Committee and potential reliance on the Supreme Court. The discussion ends as members adjourn after a long debate about constitutional questions and executive responsibility.
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Poconer
Meveriidge
Sieevertilge
Spooner
Hereridge
Senate
Mewerige
Benator Spoonee
Byconer
Scolaza
Jndiaca
Congresa
Reveritre
Spanner
Gretto
Beveridge
Beverige
Supreme Court
Trade relations with the Chinese discussed in postal report
The State Department reports no link between the Loycot and falling trade. American consul general J. Maigere in Shanghai notes no evidence of a sharp drop in U S. transport in China this year. Articles in American newspapers questioned trade conclusions, but the dispatch asserts no change in current trade relations with China.
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Laesini Department
China
Conesti
Ammeritan
Cains
Calpa
Perenti
Ameriean Poole
Rodgers
Trade tensions and boycott impact on Manchuria 1906
The consul general notes shrinking imports from America and other nations in early 1906 due to Japanese expansion and related trade frictions in Manchuria and northern China. He cites a surplus of cotton goods and speculative pricing by Chinese merchants, warning that the boycott inflames trade disputes with the United States and other nations.
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Ching
Mong Kong
orDeral
Bhanghal
Fothern
China
Sanchuth
Manchuria
Bhacebat
America
Yangten
Cayls
Ferland
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Rodgers
Brand and Gil
Chick
Safety devices and industry hygiene exposition opens
New York hosts a two week inaugural international exposition of safety devices and industrial hygiene at the American Museum of Natural History. President Strong presided as the exhibit showcases guarded elevators windlasses cranes and bolting machinery with warnings about worker safety and modern civilization’s duty to protect laborers.
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New York
Wedorf-Aatulla
American Museum of Natural History
Joviah Strong
Hewsefelt
Mr. Strong
Rvea Mont
Hieng
Mowke
Former Mayor Carter H. Hatttern Seeks Chicago Mayoral Bid
Former Mayor Carter H. Hatttern of Chican Lyan daterview states he would accept the Hemocratic nominat ion for Chicago mayor. He would quit business and professional associations, but would take only a part time civic role. He plans to speak on pollination and expresses willingness to run if conditions allow.
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Cel
Carter H. Hatttern
Chican Lyan Daterview
Chicago
Barrisen
Railroading Men Confer on Regional Road Demands
In Chiraga on January, regional representatives and labor officials met to discuss demands regarding road projects. The conference centered on possible changes to routes and funding, with emphasis on northern and southern avenues and the labor department's input.
Attorney for Perrose and Courtroom Ties Reveal Strife
The report outlines attorney Colimbur and Oblo connected to Perrose with references to court actions and a notable figure Lieut al. Glenn defending a party. Milwaukee January 28 Arch Bishop Mevseare comments on the canteen in temperance debates, stating the establishment should persist amid reform efforts.
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Bite
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Cen
Milwaukee
Wie
G. Mevseare
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