Farewell Scenes In House Of Congress
Washington reports the final adjournment of the House at noon on March 4 as Speaker Henderson delivers a poignant farewell. The chamber erupts with applause and songs as tributes pour in from both parties, with Mr Canton and Mr Richardson among notable figures. The Speaker ends his term amid emotional crowds and a lasting sense of tenure and friendship.
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Laver Lal
Frquent Earthquakes Reported In Remote Area
Unclear text mentions frequent earthquakes and disturbances affecting a group or region. References to individuals and locations are garbled, but implies nighttime activity and a warning or observation of widespread ground tremors. No clear dates or definitive events are readable.
Senators Provoked to Hearty Laughter in Senate Session
A chaotic Senate debate over appropriations and Philippine tariff policy unfolds as members clash over river and harbor projects, postal funding, and military and colonial measures. President pro tempore Hige presides amid widespread interruptions, while Mason and others spar over timetable and agenda U.S. policy moves.
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Nice
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Poverty and Violence Link Suggested in City Tragedy
A damaged report details a grim incident in an unnamed city where poverty is cited as a possible motive for self destruction. Police note a suspect in a prior crime and indicate a related death occurred in a public space, with lingering questions about motive and intent.
Vermont Votes to End Prohibition Move
Vermont voters approved ending prohibition in a general vote, granting liquor licenses in towns while opposing strong anti liquor laws in rural areas. The statewide tally reached about sixty thousand yes to forty thousand no, signaling possible relapse toward licensing and delayed enforcement after April 1. The vote marks a historic shift in the state’s liquor laws amid debate over licensing and age restrictions.
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Germans discuss the Monroe Doctrine in Berlin debate
A Berlin University dialogue on the Monroe Doctrine features professors like Adolph Wagner and Edward von Hartmann arguing whether the doctrine binds international law and if Germany should oppose or align with U.S. influence. The discussion weighs Europe’s interests, Latin America, and potential German strategies amid Anglo American power.
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Romania
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Lane
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Berslin Post
von Hinedelhvnck
Oferty
Venezuela
Cannons Sensational Speech in the House
In an engrossing House debate in Washington, Speaker Cannon delivers a fiery address defending procedural rights and condemning opposition amendments. The heated session centers on appropriations and military funding as lawmakers clash over control of the legislative agenda and executive authority.
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Serum to Destroy Cholera Infantum Germs Disclosed
Baltimore March 4 A report from Johns Hopkins reveals discovery of an anti toxin to combat cholera infantum germs. Dr Simon Wexner and colleagues at Johns Hopkins Medical School say the serum could neutralize the bacterium and may be prepared for preventive use, with experimental results to be shared in private lectures.
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President Roosevelt at the Capitol and a court receiver named
President Roosevelt witnessed a cabinet gathering at the Capitol with bills signed after review. The naval appropriation bill drew focus before Roosevelt exited at 12 10. In St Louis a circuit court appointed James Re Tamghlin as receiver for a local mortgage firm, with a bond of 300000.
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Judga Foater
Jobin
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Agora
Farf
Sheep Protection Bill Sparks Legislative Debate
A fragmented report from the Wah Legislature discusses a sheep protection bill with unclear wording. The text mentions Rath Lake, Masel, and a reference to mechanisms for enforcing protection, with objections raised by unspecified lawmakers and concerns about penalties or procedures.
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