Congress Weighs Executive Power Over Laws
In the House debate on Morton seed funds officials face impeachment threats over enforcing or refusing to execute laws. Republicans and Democrats clash on constitutional questions as committee investigations are authorized regarding executive authority and the sugar bounty case fallout.
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Baler
Rep. N.V
Ted
Mortor
Morton
Moses
Demba
John C. Calhoun
Sterling Morton Ie
Congress
Toatuher
Indigny
Agricultural Department
Congress of the United States
Senda
Congress of
United States
Fifty Third Congress
Livingston
Dem
Treasury
Secretary of Agriculture
Monkeys and Language Study Return from Africa Journey
Professor RL Garner of Roanoke Virginia completes a summer expedition to Africa to finish his monkey alphabet and study monkey language. He collaborates with University of Chicago colleagues and claims notable progress including new observations on gorilla behavior and interspecies communication.
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RL Garner
Roanoke
Africa
Soulety
Rel Peabody
University of Chicago
Garner
Ile
Bis
Australia
Ivof Gardner
Sam
Warrant Issued in Tremp Case Over Indian Lands
In Pocatello Idaho Beth clerk of the Indian Agency at Rows Kerk obtained a warrant for the arrest of Goodenough on trespass and encroachment on Fort Hall lands withheld from Bannack and Shoshone Indians. The filing will occur before United States Commissioner Whittler once witnesses are secured. In Judge Hopson's court Tarry Howlin was acquitted of stealing a gold ring from Westutt fast Friday night.
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Pocatello
Ida
Reganal My. Beth
Indian Agency
Rows Kerk
Hopson Yeeterday
Aurore
Goodenough
United States
Whittler
Willan HE Tama Fatally Shot in Walttmore Quarrel
Willan HE Tama, the Pennaytyanty iltiinian expelled from a camp at Hlastead, was killed in a dispute at Walttmore. The incident joins a string of violence in the region as authorities investigate.
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Willan HE Tama
Hlastead
Walttmore
Buff and Bull game with ring order and broom exchange
The text describes a nursery game Buff or Bull played in a ring. Players pass a broom while reciting a chant, the holder of the broom forfeits if they give away a smile, and the broom is handed to the next neighbor as the ring moves.
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Buff
Bull Nether
Hiathot
Bull
May Pole Cake centerpiece for birthday parties
A novice description of a May Pole cake centerpiece with a glass plaque, pink house paper, ferns, and a central pole supporting a cake. Long ribbons hang with wrapped toy packages for each guest to grab, creating a curved screen above the cake and a final ribbon cut around the circle. Grace Punnpacker
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Grace Punnpacker
Water diversion drains Niagara Falls to Canadian side
Report describes a rare trem or ice bridge forming from Schrosser's dock to Goat Island enabling water to divert toward the Canadian Falls. Spectators note the American falls nearly dry for a time and a man could cross by a plank without getting wet.
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Niagara Falls
Dan
Schrosser
Goat Island
Prisoner Claims Innocence as Court Admits $5 Fine
In a terse court scene the prisoner proclaims innocence while a guard notes a $5 fine. Sinclair Jr. is referenced as delivering or recording the outcome. The dialogue hints at a formal proceeding with a modest penalty.
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Sinclair, Jr
Last straw debate on college entry for athlete Teddi Laykle
Fragmentary notes discuss Bay Sapper potential college admission for Teddi Laykle. The text references football tennis rowing and exams with uncertain outcomes. Names and events are unclear but imply a scholastic athletic suitability question.
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Teddi
Laykle
Brooklyn
Diamond setting method embeds gem in steel block
A new technique for securing diamonds in tools for hard materials uses a steel block notched to hold the diamond. The block is heated to red heat and passed through a small roll to firmly embed the diamond, allowing it to project slightly while resisting strain.
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Steele
Steathy Bank Manager Fatally Wounded in Strathic
A bank manager named Steathy at the Bank of Commerce in Strathic was fatally wounded by an unknown assailant who arrived at his house, according to a local report. The attack occurred as investigators search for clues and motive.
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Steathy
Bank of Commerce, Strathic
Onta
Nez Perce Potlatch and Palouse Regions Open to Settlers
Three agricultural districts in Idaho and Washington linked by the Northern Pacific route form a grain rich Palouse area with Potlatch and Nez Perce regions. Half a million acres were opened from a large Indian reservation for settlement at cheap rates. inquire Charles S Fee or F D Gtbha for folder and rates.
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Idaho
Washington
Pacife
Palouse
Nez Perce
Charles
NP. Fh
Bt. Paul
Minnesota
Spokane
Baldiera Arrested for Fighting at Fort Omaha
Fort Omaha reports Privates Cavanaugh and Murphy were arrested for prize fighting after a brawl witnessed by about 100 soldiers. Commanding officers deny officers funded a purse. investigations will continue with the prisoners to reveal who attended. The Army plans to punish those involved and further action may follow.
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Omaha
Fort Omaha
Cavanaugh
Murphy
Col Bates
United States
Bayey
New Discoveries Stir Interest In X Ray Development
A London cable reports rapid progress in photograph development from Rentgen discoveries. The British Medical Journal notes clinical diagnostic use is advancing among physicians. Observations include a wrist bullet position and shoe wear effects, with claims that magnesium light can expose plates without tubes. Two hundred Chicago bicycle workers strike over a foreman’s discharge. no serious outcome expected.
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New York
London
Rentgen
Lodge
My Mother's Love Through a Child's Simple Poem
A child recalls a mother's care and gentle discipline. The speaker describes sewing, a worn cloak, and Sunday clothes. The mother comforts, praises, and protects the child, while the father offers affection and support in a tender family vignette.
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