Debates On Legislative Budget Proceeds With No Action
Congressional notes show House and Senate debating the Legislative Executive and Judicial appropriation bill and the fisheries treaty. A joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment on religion is laid on the table. Civil service provisions generate partisan remarks, with no final action before adjournment. A Maryland Frederick disaster dominates later pages with casualties and injuries from a gasoline explosion.
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House
Wand
Senate
Blair
Wintthorne
Tennessee
Adams
Illinois
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Cannon
Democratic Party
Compton
Maryland
Republian
Washtingtax
Holman
Indiana
Frys
Canada
Passal
Executive Labor Nominees for President and Vice President
The article lists R. H. B. Cowdry a Chicago druggist age 36 as United Labor presidential candidate, with Alf Belva Lockwood and C. E. Cunningham also named. Wakefield of Kansas is the vice presidential nominee for Union Henry George Labor, a 34 year old born in Kentucky raised in Iowa, involved in Kansas history. Cunningham of Arkansas also named for vice president on Union Labor ticket.
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Labor
R. H B. Cowdry
Alf Belva Lockwond
W. HL T. Wakefield
C. E. Cunningham
Oh, Cowdrey. Co
Cunningham Wakefield
Lockwood
Equal Rights
W. H. Z. Wakefield
Council Grove
Kan
Henry George
Labor Party
Wandahia County
Kansas
Lawrence
Free Statement
Ossawattamie’ Brown
C. EL Cunningham
Arkansas
Union Labor
Little Phil's Illness and Sheridan’s Condition
Reports from General Sheridan's bedside describe a favorable trend after a weeklong heart ailment with edema. Doctors, aided by oxygen therapy, note relapses but hold cautious hope for a full recovery if no new complications arise.
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Sheridian
Sheridan
Geo. Sheriiin
Modern Lucretia Borgia in Poison Case Evidence
In Boston May 51 a major breakthrough emerges in the Mrs Robinson murder case. Police uncover a poisonous substance believed arsenic hidden in a bowery wall within the Somerville home linked to Lovie and Willie Freeman’s deaths. The discovery weakens the government’s case by addressing a missing link about purchase of poison.
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Rs Robinson
Boston
Rebinson
Ponce Artie Freeman
Robinson
Pois Nor Kalit
Pole Varkhust
Sergeant Cavanash
Man Convicted of Arson After House Burned With Family Involved
A Georgia man, identified as Winters, was convicted of arson related to a house fire that killed his stepson and left his wife badly harmed. The case involves his elopement with a Florida woman and subsequent abandonment of their six years of marriage. Neighbors tracked Winters, who believed he would be punished for continuing to threaten the widow, before authorities cornered him. The tragedy also notes the discovery of a cryptic letter in the yard and a fatal incident connected to the family.
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Frederick
Bautmoner
Maryland
Ity
Chwarles Poutu
William Slocem
Moons
L. HB
Harry BL Peyton
Charles Hou Epwamp Hover
Williaw Laity
George Ott
Mr. Seeler
Quien
Aertfers
Winters
Muss Mothe Joyce
Kort White
Fla
Beauseum
el House
Puse
Sunlieh
Willie
Ietter Weippert
Mike Wie
Warren
Colleen & Weaver
Lnrmation
Morek Drug Store Promises Quality and Variety
The Morek Drug Store presents itself as the best appointed in the region with pure medicines, complete brush stock, and cheap prices. It touts advanced remedies, ice cold drinks, and skilled prescription clerks led by J. B. Mullen for night calls. The ad links broader protests about monopolies and promotes asbestos roof protection by Col leen & Weaver.
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Morek
Morck
Merch
J. B. Mullen
Carver House
Miorek
Tarentum Pa Ad Offers Modern Utilities and Portrayals
In Tarentum Pennsylvania a facility with water and natural gas, plate glass, and broad operations is highlighted. The ad touts a large investment, a sprawling plant, and broad services plus a studio offering crayon portraits and clairvoyant examinations. It promises refunds and stresses reliability and tailored medical consulting.
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Tarentum
West Penn
Teward M
Gravedigger in Grace land Cemetery A Chicago Tale
An elderly gravedigger John Kane at Grace land cemetery in Chicago reflects on his long career since 1860 and the healthy, weathered life of a grave digger. The piece notes no verified case of burying alive, details tools and winter work, and discusses the grim social view of grave digging as a hard but respectable trade.
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Graceland Cemetery
John Kane
United States
Chicago
Waldheim
Friedhoff
Theodore Yarks
Germnan Lutheran Cemetery
Graceland
Trea
Imd
Phil Rattlesi
Ona
Dan Bdo Ferigs
le Hous
Calvary
Rose Hill
Walden
Concordia
St. Boniface
Courso
Amd
Spain
Chicago Herald
Sol
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Suaw
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Gar
Wolf May
Little Phil
Lucretia Borgia
Tyro
Sfec
Mit
Lou
Burrerreeiy
Acuet
Liewer County
AR Warren
Ngfel
A. Guzrrix
Schierbrand
Persia
Paines
Druggiste
R Ss, Richardson & CO
Prop
Burlington, VT
DOLLA
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Undertaker
OSS Aschange Glock
Exchange Hotel
Warren. PA
Wo. Pickett & CO
Imieson & Col
Heeny
Tyting, Cass and
Fie
Sherman
Geweil
Syracuse
Gatu
Ind
Warren, Pa
Peter Greenland
Water Street
Episcopal Church
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Itsu
Easy
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High Street
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