Asquith Triumphs in Commons Over Lords Clash
London reports the commons vote 349 to 124 backing Premier Asquith on challenging the Lords over finance and budget control. The debate featured sharp assaults on the upper chamber with Balfour defending Lords authority and the prime minister urging dissolution and a new parliament to settle the constitutional confrontation.
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Balfour
Italian Cabinet Resigns After Fiscal Reform Setback
Premier Giolotti resigns his cabinet after deputies fail to pass the government’s budget bill. The plan aimed to cut indirect taxes on essentials, offset by a progressive income tax. Names and ages of several clergy and locals appear in the report from Rome dated December 2.
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Chamber of Deputies
Names of deceased and patients listed in Post health office notices
A garbled health office record lists multiple individuals including Richard B, Ailen A Marrelt bey, Monson girl, Blanche Newminver, various boys and girls, and several named adults. Entries mention deaths, insane hospital patients, and ages from teens to 80s with addresses in northwest and southeast areas. The document appears to be a classified style listing from The Post offering free use of classified columns for results.
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Ailen
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Monson
Blanche Newminver
Guaries
Blanche Porter
Mildred le Coin
Aa Devers
Thomas McCurdy Vincent
Sears
Edith E
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Ellen ¢ Gardner
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Adelaide Barvasion
Seare
Lacey
Willam
Early leprosy diagnosis raises public health concerns
Dr Augustus Simpson, a dermatologist at New York Skin and Cancer Hospital, says Early shows macular anesthetic leprosy with neural involvement. He notes several American dermatologists agree, and cites quiescent disease with potential acute exacerbations. Laws may deem him a dangerous citizen despite contagiousness not being recognized locally. The pension board and medical findings are questioned.
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New York
Skin and Cancer Hospital
Augustus Simpson
Burlington
America
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Board of Dermatolosisats
Sin in High Places Jury Sets His Client Free
In New York on August 2 Augusta Cristanti known as the Malian woman charged with murdering her husband Luigi on August 1 was acquitted after a four day trial. Samuel Untermyer defended her, detailing years of threats and a staged self defense. A juror handed Untermyer $250 to give to the defendant, while the court costs were pegged at about 100.
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Luigi Om
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Umny
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Jte Kier
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Max Lowenthal
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Crist
Goan In Adultery During Her Separation From Her Husband Mr Untermyer
Metropolitan Opera House
Malone
William B
Acquisition of Western Union by Belly Interests
New York December 2. A state legislative inquiry will examine the acquisition of Western Union Telegraph by American Telephone and Telegraph. The committee summoned AT&T President Wall and Western Union President Clowry to discuss the telegraph and telephone combine and its effects. It may also ask Clarence Ed Mackay of the Postal company to clarify links with New England Telegraphed. Adjournment to next Wednesday. Indianapolis December 2. Indiana’s long distance line faces a challenge as Herman C Stifel sues to access the Indiana Independant system books to probe Continental Telephone and Telegraph Company influence.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Westen Union
Thedore Seayler
New England Telegraph Company
State Committee
Clarence Ed Mackay
Postal
New England
Cuyler
Indiana
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St Louis
Stifel
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Continental Telephone and Telegraph Company
Auto Show and Aero Exhibit Planned in Washington
A Washington meeting of automobile dealers at 142 New York avenue agreed to host a convention hall show the week of January 24 with space drawn by lot. General manager BR Johnson led, and the Aero Club proposed aeronautical displays alongside American airplane makers, with special permission sought from Smithsonian for historic devices. Several space allocations were outlined, with large spaces at $20 and smaller ones at $10, and participation rules noted.
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Washington
Aero Club of
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Eiffel Tower
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Choie
Atrell Company
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Wilson Company
John BR Themay Automobile Company
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White Company
Qverland Sales Company
National Electric Supply Company
Belmont Garage
Washington Motor Vehicle Company
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Warry
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Oh Conant
Larcombe Jr
Claude Miller
Elliott Hough
Senator Piles to Retire and Washington Senate Race
Senator Samuel H Piles of Washington announces he will retire at the end of his term March 4 1891 and not seek reelection He plans to resume law practice in Seattle withdrawing in favor of Judge Thomas Burke This opens a crowded primary in Washington with former senators John L Wilson and George Turner likely to enter The Spokane Republican Whles Poindexter already announced his candidacy on an anti Cannon and Aldrich platform amid a reshaped Senate race landscape.
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Seattle
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Thomas Burke
United States
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George ‘Turner
Spokane
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Senate
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Post Intelligencer
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Turner
Roosevelt
Aavka Boundary Commission
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Campaigen
Whles Poindexiter
Poindexter
Fin Ther
Aldrich
No Redress for Arrest Confined under Congress Act
Edward T Thomas, Corporation Counsel, cites a Congress Act and health department rules permitting detention of persons with contagious diseases in the District of Columbus. He argues such actions are governed by federal law, not actionable against the United States, though possible municipal liability remains unclear.
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Harrys
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Notable Names Appear Across City Hotel Listings
A dense OCR of hotel guests and residents includes numerous individuals and surnames linked to Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia and Maryland. The column lists many private guests such as Pearce Mullen Calles Leeds WoL dorsby Armstrong Parker Walker Davenport and others with scattered first names and titles.
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Venka
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Arsen
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I Walker
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Marlon Dwight
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Lula Belly
Mia Montage
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Miss Davenport Ghorehan
Ant Mire
JC Mone
Nelson
Hope RC Stevens
Menard Whitilmen Aringon
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Hagedorn
Tokn P Heohn
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Goldst
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Grane
Wied
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Pbbitt Misak
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Louie Vallen
Hardigtan
Natoted Meysburg
O Ballinger
Adam
Newspaper's Independence Draws Broad Readership
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The Washington Post Overview and Market Coverage
The Washington Post delivers comprehensive financial news and market reports for merchants and financiers. It also serves farmers with produce sale guidance and provides leisure readers with diverse columns. The Sunday Morning Edition offers extended readership content.
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Has no equal is disustrated magazine sedan selections
A promotional prose piece praises The Sunday Post as superior among Sunday newspapers. It asserts high standards in foreign news, timely accurate illustrations, and careful selection by prominent writers. The passage frames the paper as an indispensable household visitor.
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The Sporting Section of The Sunday Post Pink Sheet
The Past The Sporting Department in The Sunday Post prints the best sporting paper. One cent pink sheet covers baseball results, trotting races, billiards, auto racing, yacht contests, boating, swimming and more with accurate, comprehensive reporting each Sunday.
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