Indiana Senate and House adjourn as anti trust bills move
Indianapolis Feb 1 legislative activity ramps up as both houses adjourn to Monday. Committees push bills fast. Spencer anti trust measures evolve into a stronger draft. Gary mayor Knotts blocks a move to elevate the city, while interurban rail and city commission bills gain attention. Democratic caucus planned to review key measures amid slow progress.
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WINSTAFTS MERCY BY RULE RECOUNTED IN REPORT
Washington reports a clemency appeal by a murder defendant, the president granting a two week reprieve after a failed earlier plea, with the case linked to Sunday school and a ongoing legal battle. Brewery fire in Springfield causes $150000 loss, bottling works saved. cause unknown. San Francisco diocese memorial seeks name change to Holy Catholic Church of America.
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Reisch Brijing Company
Stree
Orap
San Francisco
Diocese of California
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Oa Church
Holy Catholic Church of
Americus
New Fiscal System Inaugurated For Public Money
Washington begins a new fiscal system for receipts and disbursements of public money. The treasurer's office will handle accounts directly, replacing numerous scattered disbursing agents. The change aims to streamline payments and improve security for funds nationwide.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Ixiastisington
Pei
Rich Farmer cremated in Owasso funeral service
A local obituary notes the passing of Rich Farmer of Owasso. He lived a long life and was widely known in the community. The obituary lists a funeral service date and honors his memory with family and friends in attendance.
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Talsal
Karetle
Taeneh
Owasso
Eawen
Women Press For Equal Suffrage In Congress Debate
Four hundred women and supportive men testified before the House elections committee urging passage of a constitutional amendment for women’s suffrage in federal elections. Key speakers included Clara Colby of Oregon and Olympia Brown of Wisconsin, with about twenty-eight representatives from nine states backing equal suffrage.
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Idaho
Congress
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Wisedhsin
Federated Women's Equality League of the United States
Apphiuse
Oregon
Clara Colby
Portland
Ore
Bex
Ighe
Bondell
Wyoming
Hayden
Arizona
Biker
California
Rafferty
Wyere
Belya AC Lock
I. Feng
Clara
Naughton
Bright Young Men Associates Face Texas Trial
A warrant is issued for Ae chbold Standard pil Heedland and Bright Young Men Associates to appear in Texas for trial. New York reports Reb -Féterat will stand for the alleged error of Tom De Arch.
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Texas
New York
Reb
Tom de Arch
Standarg firm and associates tied to immigration case
Fragmented OCR reports show Standarg and ami associates linked to a Texas immigration matter. Names Col. Folger, W. Teast Bright, and others appear in tentative roles. Distressingly, a Mississippi Valley incident involving a train passenger and a lynching is referenced with unclear details. Queen Victoria is noted in a separate item about an expected royal visit in June.
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Hitwre
United States
Dagfrid Autorneyye
Thaly
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Folger
W. C. Teast
FoE of Or Wheey Quits Resignation to Practice Law
The article reports a resignation announced by the secretary of war or similar chief official, effective immediately, with plans to practice law. It notes intended relocation to Portland, Oregon, and mentions reactions from President Taft and others. Several names appear garbled but indicate a political leadership change and future legal career.
Balkans Seek 200 Million Indemnity Amid War Moves
Ledger of Feb reports Balkan alliance demanding 200,900,000 in cash indemnity from Turkey for conquered territory. Indemnity share split noted, with possible future increases if war resumes. Constantinople recalls envoys after Greek, Ottoman actions. Other items include a Chicago homicide and a drowning aboard a ship en route to Italy.
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Balkan Alliance
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Turkey
Europa
Europe
Leiden
Edward, Grey
Foreign Office
Balkan Atulis
Sultan
Constantinople
Hamidid
Stampalia
Sporades
Sublime Parte
Heb Deldgues
London
Ulla
Stimpalia
Grdetan “Archipelago
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Greece
Gachtehe
Dauina
Bandit Robs Express on Chicago Stock Yards Line
A masked bandit aboard a Pennsylvania railroad express robbed the Stock Yards special near Chicago. He overpowered messenger John Eferts and conductor L Smith, grabbing bags of cash and checks totaling about eight thousand dollars. Riflemen pursued as the train neared downtown, exchanging shots. Smith was knocked unconscious and Eferts beaten during the struggle. The robber leaped from the platform as the train slowed, escaping into the crowded station area.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Eferts
Mnany
L. ©. Smith
Castro Lands Under Bond in Habeas Case
Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela won temporary freedom on a 500 bond pending habeas corpus hearing next Friday Judge Holt granted admission after confirming Castro was undesirable to enter the United States He appeared in court with his valet and left for the Plaza in a shared auto. The bond secured release while the case proceeds.
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Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Washington
Holt
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Ells Island Immigration Board
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