Navy Admiralty to estimate coming year naval appropriations
First Lord of Admiralty Winston Churchill outlined naval estimates in the House of Commons amid debate on funding for wartime ships and programs. He argued for robust, modern fleet expansion while noting the United States is not included in certain measures and urging readiness with a focus on aviation and new destroyer forces.
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Admiralty
Winston Spancer
Churehill
the Admiralty
Tolay
House of Commons
AK Church
Tadatiin
Germany
United States
Britain
The Rose of the Rancho at Columbia Theater 1912 debut
The Columbia Players staged The Rose of the Rancho at the Columbia Theater. Frances Starr and Mir Belasco canvases drew praise, with Juanita and Don Luis figures, and strong turns by Mir Belasco and George Barbler. The afternoon included vaudeville acts, new management, and praise for the scenic setting, costumes, and ensemble balance.
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Old Town
Columbia Players
Columbia Theater
David Belance
Rose of the
Rancho Sach
George Barbler
Rancho
Frances Starr
Mir Belasco
California
Columbia
Mlasion
Padre
Don Luis
Misa
Frances “Velluon
Juanita
Edward H Robing
Juaniia
Audienca
Kinkaid
Carson Davenport
Arthur Titchie
John Mt Kime
Mise
Carrie Thatcher
Juanita Godfrey Matthews
Don Louldsauiter
Juanitas Hand
Hammond
Julia Blancheen
Juaguas
Congressional Club Meeting Shown In Fragment
A partial, unreadable OCR fragment references a Congressional Club meeting with scattered names such as Mont Plysant and Herriett. The text includes garbled lines about speakers and attendees like Watlang, Moe Webet, Mise Mar, Parkes, and Hlolan Cectort, yielding no clear event details or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR Text on Injury and Representation
A garbled OCR snippet references an injury in a mid story and hints at representation and support. Specific names, places, dates, or clear events are absent, leaving only a vague note about injury, political representation, and supporters.
Fellow Servants Rule Joins Railroad Liability Case
The Supreme Court ruled that a car repair department worker and the operating department's fellow servants share liability, excusing the railroad employer. Justice Holmes noted the doctrine is established, urging Congress to change the law. Also reports Immanuel Baptist Sunday School elected officers and noted attendance figures.
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Supreme Court
John Fetta
Grand Trunk Junction Rattray Company
Holmes
Immanuel Baptist Sunday School
Sixteenth Street
Columbia Roa
Parcy
Foster
C. W Pope
FR. E Fleharty
C. B. Lyddane
F. L. Goll
Loyal Lodge to Hold Rady Meeting at 404 Pennsylvania Av SE
Loyal Lodge No 3 10 G 7 Beturday night at 8 o'clock hosts a rally in their hall at 404 Pennsylvania avenue southeast Speakers include Representatives Sissons Roddenbery Anerberry and Senators Smith and Curtle Eminond Carr and Mrs Isabelle Worrell Ballalee.
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Loyal Lodge
Traal
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sissons
Roddenbery
Anerberry
Smith and Curtlé
Eimond Carr
Isabelle Worrell Ballalee
Movements of Goean Stepnens ARBI Ee New York
Movements of individuals and ships described with numerous place names including New York Bremen Glasgow Caledonia Cherbourg and Dover Plymouth. The text lists routes and departures among cities with no clear narrative or outcome.
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ARBI + Ee
New ‘York
Tatitormis
Jim Glagey
Washington
Bremen
Gasgow_Caledoaks
New York
Pipmouth
Krosprinu Witkele
Bor Cherbourg
Dover
Pislané
New
Pihguard
Maxeetale
Livimeen Kovels Lulss
Pitney Sworn In as Associate Justice of U S Supreme Court
Throngs fill the Supreme Court chamber as Mahton Pitney of New Jersey takes the oath of office succeeding the late Justice Harlan. A second judicial oath follows, with Chief Justice White supervising. Pitney is assigned to the Third circuit. Lurton moves to the Seventh. Day to the Sixth. Harlan’s aid circuit becomes Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
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Mahton Pitney
New Jersey
yester-_ Gay
Supreme Court of the United States
Harlan
Pitney
Tustlee Pitney
Supreme Courl
Custume
White
Justice Pitney
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Justies Lurton
Indiana
Wisconsin
Justice Day
Justice Harlan's Aid Circuit
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Peddlers Tax Upheld by Supreme Court in Virginia Case
The U S Supreme Court ruled Virginia may impose a peddlers levy upholding the act as constitutional in the Rossells case from Charlotte. Benjamin F Rossells faced charges over selling picture frames in the city, with the decision affirming state power to tax itinerant sellers.
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Supreme Court
Virginie
United States Supreme Court
Benjamin F Rossells
Charlottes
Supreme Court Chooses Virginia and West Virginia Debtor Row
The defense claimed the accused acted as an agent for a Chicago portrait company and that the law interfered with interstate commerce. The Virginia Supreme Court ruling was affirmed by a split court. The Supreme Court required Virginia and West Virginia to appear and justify why a $2000 fee for Representative Charles E Little as special master in the Virginia debt case should not pass. The court recessed until April 1.
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Ycle
Chicago
Supreme Court of Peals of
Virginia
Qzhe
Supreme Court
West Virginia
Charles E Little
Stould
Trust dissolving plans discussed with attorney general
Edgar A Bancroft general counsel for the International Harvester Company met with Attorney General Wickersham to discuss a voluntary dissolution. Proposals are being reviewed by the attorney general as investigations into the trust continue. The senate will be supplied with data but will not halt the dissolution plans.
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Edgar A Bancroft
International Harvester Company
Wickersham
Senate
Wickersham Withholds Smelter Trust Answer from House
Attorney General Wickersham refused to inform the House whether a smelter trust exists or if the Justice Department is pursuing steps. He said no information is currently in his possession on any smelter trust, replying to a Colorado representative’s resolution. The reply notes no data at present.
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Stone
Old Town
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Ty Gastar Laiders
Heart
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Stone Arenibald
Hawkins David Montgomery
Bilwetbet
Chars Balmer
Bristow
T Dame Bates
Gamtina Fimpeos
Flossie
Hope Dent
Oita van To
Hikerington
Move de Vaux
Morimer Pletette
Montgomery and
Cames
Fred Stone
PT Barnum
Buffalo B
Hia
Clara Palmers
Bilwether
Fioasle Hope
Charles Cox
Helen Falconer
Edna Bates
Florence Topham
Washington
Wickersham
House
Department of Justice
Rover
Matin Demasrat
Colorado
The
Louse
Ny Smuther Trust
English prelate son Benson lectures on Catholic revival
Mer Robert Hugh Benson of England delivered a lecture titled A Review of the Estates of Religion. He noted Protestantism lacking real support and traced Catholic resurgence in England from the late eighteenth century through three driving forces the Evangelical emphasis on individual responsibility the Oxford movement calling for a divine society and the Broad Church current.
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Carroll Hart
Mer Robert Hugh Benson
England
Mer Benson
Canterbury
Wall
Thia
Oxford
Famous Australian Mounted Police of the Early Days
An excerpt from the New York Sun recounts Queensland’s mounted police system begun in 1878. Native trackers were trained to ride and shoot, dispersing bushmen and miners' attackers, with brutal killings and collateral white and native casualties. Public outcry spurred a Home Government inquiry and eventual abolition of the force.
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New York Sun
New York
Australia
Queensland
Tegton
Setilera
Dbigck
Airfice Department
Catholicism Revival Across Movements and Science
The text traces a revival of Catholicism across movements insisting on justification by works, including evangelical, Oxford, and broad church currents. It notes family relations and state needs as intertwined with Catholic renewal, and cites science reassessing church miracles. It argues comparative religion supports Catholicism’s central doctrines and highlights the age’s recurring resurrection of Catholic influence worldwide as supporting evidence of Christ’s divinity.
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Sala
Salao
Catholdlem
Taxi Bandits Admit Guilt In Refining Company Case
New York reports indicate several letters to the late H Havemeyer former president of the American Sugar Refining Company were used to back government claims that the trust seized control of the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company to curb competition. One letter details attempts to identify a backer for the Pennsylvania plant and mentions individuals linked to the scheme. The defendants include four principals whose names were not fully known. A taxicab holdup case is noted in relation to the broader proceedings.
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New York
H . Havemver
American Sugar Refan Company
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
George Ho ‘Diatier
Pennsylvania Company
Canute
Adolph Segal
Fraser
Dalph Segal
Philadelabia
Pennavisania Railroad Company
Soo md
Tazier
Myer
Pennsylvania
Athrucay
Penney Walte
Joseph Lamb
Sicken
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