New Senate Rules to Be Considered in Extra Session
Washington March opens with Senator Frye pressing a strict executive session rule. Senator Allison proposes a plan to empower committees to study reforms and report conclusions after the December session. The House considers rules to review parliamentary procedures and Cuba convention records are returned to the department. The body then enters executive session.
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Washington
Frye
Ik Wotthd
Allison
Iowa
MD Senate
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Dermaber
Moar
Cuba
Yhgenni
Valuable Loot Found in Army Baggage
San Francisco March 11 officers recover a curio from a baggage of a captain linked to the Boxer trouble. The 200 year old inscription bears a tribute from an emperor to a predecessor. Valued at 400, the captain claims purchase in Chicago for 50 dollars.
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San Francisco
Cal
Cieloms
Wilainly
Imperor
Chicago
Minnesota towns vote in yesterday's state election results
Yesterday's statewide elections in Minnesota produced mixed results as Democratic candidates carried several towns including Oradamm and Luverna while referendums on liquor licenses varied. Majorities favored Live and Luverna districts with several towns like Slayton Deer Creek reporting narrow outcomes and other majorities listed for multiple communities such as Madeira Bensoi Austin and Pelican Rapids.
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Slayton
Deer Creak
Democrats to Oppose the Canal Treaty
Washington reports Democratic leaders push to reject amendments to the canal treaty while aiming to preserve U.S. control. Senate debate centers on article 2 and security provisions amid Southern resistance and party unity.
Sensational sequel to the scandalous Gordon trial
In Loni on March 11 a sensational sequel opens in the Gordon divorce case. Sir Francis Jenne delivers a scathing judgment praising the father’s claim to the child and ordering its delivery, while Lady Granville leaves the court and Lord Granville disclaims knowledge of her actions.
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Loni
Granville Gordon
Francis Jenne
Ing Justice
Lady Granville
Willy
Granville
Alnee Isage Peared
Lord Mranville
Het
Prominent Democrats to Celebrate Jackson Day Event
Chicago hosts a Jackson Day dinner on March 1 with speeches from M. Shepard of New York Seay Mort Thilley of Venta and several key figures including Congressman Det rinuoil from Mixwouri Jon Harmon of Vitteinoati Mr. Dickinson of Fesribing Dennesned Mayor Jhavison President Trgalls and Samuel Alschiler the Democratic governor candidate from Tinois. Letters of regret from Richard Olney David RB WN and Henry Watterson. read by ex presidents Cleveland Miles and Judge Lambert Tres.
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Au M. Shepard
New York
Seay Mort Thilley
Venta
Detrinuoil
Mixwouri
Jon, Harmon
Vitteinoati
Mr. Dickinson
Trgalls
Fanrautt
Cincinnati
Samuel Alschiler
Tinois
Hichard Olney
David RB WN
Henry Watterson
Pentayo
Cleveland
General Miles
Lambert
Sky Scrapers Benefit New York City Says Official Report
New York March 1 A meeting discussed skyscraper effects on the city arguing they attract business and improve life. Officials claimed tall buildings would spur revisions in opinion as parks and dense housing influence urban growth and suggest many families could benefit from higher density downtown.
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New York
Ars Rileck
Ponty Ation
Nidalton
Helton
Floods Threaten Midwestern River Regions
Field after field lies under rising floodwaters as rivers across Indiana Nebraska Missouri and Tennessee surge toward danger zones. Rail lines near Vincennes and a trestle stretch are at risk while crews guard property and lay piles to stabilize tracks. River levels hover near record highs with Memphis and Cairo expected to see significant rises into the next day as floodwaters push toward towns along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
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Mississippi River Flood Threatens Louisiana and Arkansas
Memphis reports the Mississippi River rising toward 48 feet as levee sections along the river from South Point to Carrollton are strained. Sentries patrol threatened levees in Arkansas and Mississippi while engineers push pumps and sandbags to protect towns including Caruthersville and Greenlewaunt. Communities brace for possible flood damage as backwaters swell and higher ground becomes critical.
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Uys
Engineacs
Ile
South Point
Carrollton
United 8
Stata
Memphis
Mississippi
Arkensad
Arkansas
Greenlewaunt
Lovand
Ines
Gopria
Ler
Caretony
Torees
Guo Kleametsara
Captain Leas
The
Engineer Corp
Lottie
Marek Tima
Gurthersville
Phe
Gay
Enginesi
Font Inindradana
Kilpatrick
Waihlinga
Patrick and Baptists Clash Over St Patrick Canonization
Jereny Mure Lied his sats iwon nox Sunday Hov Addison Moore of the Degen Raplint churel will ly to prove that dJrekund's patton salt was a Baptist. Thiy no matter at alatory he said at St Patrick baptized his converts by ianmersign. The Baptists argue St Patrick was not a missionary sent to Ireland by Rome and contend he was canonized by the Roma church.
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Raplint Churel
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Church of Rome
Toman Ehnyeh
White Woman Found Dead Near Negro Club House
A young woman living at 4 Thirteen Street near a Negro club house was found dead with injuries to the skull. Medical exam says death resulted from a blow or fall. Thirteen Black men in the club room near the station house were questioned. four wore no visible evidence of involvement.
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Negro Club House
Newe York
West
Nograra
Juul
American Jockeys Not Good Hurdle Riders
A garbled report discusses American jockeys and hurdle racing chances with scattered references to New York riders, French races, and practice attempts. It mentions Marcel Eugene Fischnf and various riders, hinting at prep for an event and doubts about American track performance. The text is fragmentary and inconsistently legible.
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Marcel
Eugene Fischnf
Tome
Continonn
Durl
Mr. Finchef
Warnester
Porssot
Money in Tobacco Rew York Mireh FL
Fragmented OCR text contains muddled references to tobacco money, meeting of an association, city judges, directors, and unclear names. The readable bits mention the American tobacco group, a verdict or oath, and holdings or conflicts. No clear outcomes, dates, or concrete actions emerge.
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York
Mireh
Mtogkhiohlora
Aterfean Pobaega
Hehl
Quiet in Honouras and Signals of War
Fragmentary wartime note from Port Cares reports calm before a sea of fault lines. Mentions Captain Peterson and a perceived martial threat. References Conservative views and daily news flow, with scattered phrases about alliances and pacifist sentiment.
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Mobile
Alisy Ditech VM
Tha
D. jTner
Lira
Qin Pataraenis
Porth Cares
exikLenon
Peterson Anid
Extradition Treaties Move in Senate Favor
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations today approved a favorable report on extradition treaties with Mexico and Guatemala. The Mexico treaty adds a broader list of extraditable offenses under existing terms. The Guatemala treaty is new, covering offenses typically included in such pacts.
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Senate Poomamilten
Fareigh
Taday Wuthoriged
Guatemala
Northwestern debates trimming college courses to two or three years
A fragmented note outlines discussions among university leaders on shortening the typical four year college course. Harvard reportedly considers a three year option, while Yale and Northwestern resist changes and advocate maintaining a full four year program. Other colleges weigh combining college and professional tracks to shorten overall duration.
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James
Trun
Ik Agers
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le Aeay
Corinthia
Chieu Hoa Goken
Anne
Goodling
Cowese
Aueh
Yale
Nortwestern
Finland Riots Stir Public Hatred Against Supreme Judge
A chaotic report from St Petersburg details widespread crowd anger toward a Finnish supreme judge named Tacura. The scene includes violent rioting, police clashes, and accusations against government figures as protesters lash out, sending the incident into a broader political confrontation.
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Tacura
Orlin
Maroh
St. Petersburg
Lokal Aueeiges
Pitan
Tier
Messine
Ud Chen
Peculiar Defense Of Securities Company In Fraud Trial
A distorted court record discusses the defense by a securities firm in a federal action. The Northeastern Gentry Commission, the Great Northern, and Western Railway elements are cited amid arguments about antitrust legality and whether prewar combinations were exempt. The government argues restraint and improper restraint, while defendants claim no unlawful formation or contract existed before the antitrust act. The prose suggests a late 19th century legal dispute over railroad stock and corporate combinations in New York.
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Paul Siuwh
Freiterick G
Hobby Fae
Beeston
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Seavilles
Universi
Iran
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Livi
Northern
Thorn
Cankenet
Combine
Restrnink
Iate
Combine Lion
Wade
Leon
Giuh
Vallyay Cotnunies
Imperial pardon proposal for dueling incites royal mercy
An imperial cabinet considers a pardon that would excuse a duel related offense. The debate centers on mercy for the killer and the role of a military court of honors. The report notes the decision may set a precedent for future dueling cases and wartime conduct.
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al Juirdon
Wireless service in England sparks postwar debate
A fragmented report discusses wireless transmission in England, citing government departments, proposed maternity updates, and the potential for cross Atlantic communication via wire stations. The piece notes limited authorization for broader use and contrasts English plans with American progress.
Arrest warrant issued for Whitaker Wright in London
London March 1 A warrant for the arrest of Whitaker Wright director at London Globe Vinnies was issued today amid accusations related to the firm’s activities. Authorities pursued Wright as officials moved to his residence and he reportedly faced health issues, while Irish Nationalist Swit MacNeil commented on security during the operation.
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Whitaker Wright
London & Globe Vinnies Corporation
Ar. Wright
Wwe
Swit MacNeil
Akers
Ex Mayor of Minneapolis Extradition Hearing Report
Hearing in New Hampshire's Superior Court weighs extradition of Dr. Atlee ex mayor of Minneapolis. Proceedings discuss legal obstacles delays and the attempt to transport him to Minnesota for trial. Sheriff reports arrangements to move him within two days if ordered.
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Manchester
Marly
Nawhunpahire
Wight
Atlee
Fu Han
Duduy
Ines
Dreger
Min Henoks
Jason
Dr. Ames
Hove
Kyo
Tragic Pennell Death Ruled Accidental at Quarry
Investigators determined Arthur Pennell died in a non intentional accident after his body showed multiple injuries from a fall at a quarry near Kensington. Mrs. Pennell described the events and efforts to contact him, with examinations detailing broken ribs and other severe injuries. A search of the Pennell residence and belongings followed, with investigators cataloging personal items and a wallet bearing identifying marks.
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Arthur Tennell
Gebyan
Henne
Hansbarne
Kensington Ranch
Hennell
Pennell
Dia
Ione Abioua
Edgar
Cigny
Lesa Fae
Rennells
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