Rate Making Bill To Be Considered Next Tuesday
Washington feb 4 republicans in the house conference adopted a plan to extend interstate commerce commission rate making powers as a democratic substitute for railway rate legislation The session lasted three hours with opposition developing and only one test vote on postponement failing 44 to 407 Some amendments were attempted but failed critics argued the bill lacks private car and terminal changes supporters insisted authority exists to correct those evils The plan moves to a rule for consideration starting tuesday morning and continuing until wednesday vote scheduled No final action yet by the house
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House of Representatives
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Mesars
Mahon
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Pennsylva
Ala
Whener
Heo
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Davey
Dingley Act Reform Proposed by Senator Hansbrough
Washington February 4 Senator Hansbrough introduced an amendment to the sundry civil bill that would repeal a drawback provision of the Dingley act. The measure, referred to the appropriations committee, seeks to limit drawbacks on imported wheat used to manufacture flour citing an Attorney General ruling.
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Hansbrough
Committee of Appropriations
Mandy Crawbacks
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet From Indiana Event
Incomplete text shows scattered names and phrases about an incident or trial. Mentions Indiana, William and Mary, a judge named Joe Richter, and references to investigation but lacks coherent facts or context.
Valparaiso Mayor Bans Local Units Amid Tense Struggle
City leader in Valparaiso issues a directive restricting certain services and facilities. The mayor orders hotels restaurants and offices to suspend operations while a broader political dispute unfolds. Authorities cite safety and public order as reasons for the action.
Fragmented Senate Vote Shapes Local Divorce Notices
A garbled newspaper fragment reports on a Senate vote and local divorce actions. Names such as John and Tar Sarkson appear amid mentions of marriages, settlements, and civic matters, with unclear dates and venues.
Lindeman’s Cough Remedy Promoted for Children
An old advertisement touts Lindeman’s cough remedy as a trusted choice for children, claiming quick relief from whooping cough and coughs without harm from other drugs. The copy emphasizes safety and effectiveness for youngsters as a preferred option.
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Lindeman‘s
Formidable Impeachment Document Shapes Senate Debate
Washington Feb 4 Senate heard formatic responses to impeachment articles. The 12 article document admitted facts but explained them. arguments contested high crimes. House proceedings followed after a week of debate on the post office appropriation bill totaling 180 787 418.
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Senate
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Thursom
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Medney
Tenn
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Landiby
Republicad
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Ice floe blocks St Louis water intake
Immense ice from the Mississippi bank jams the St Louis water works intake, smashing guards and screens and reducing capacity by two thirds. Efforts to clear the intake use explosives as the city struggles with a two day reservoir supply and a daily demand near one million gallons.
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Illinois
Mississippi River
City Water Works
Great Western Ferry Rescued Passengers In Ice Jam
In Detroit river waters the Great Western ferry battled ice for twelve hours with twenty six passengers aboard. Two other ferries failed to aid until Lanadowne reached the spot and evacuated the passengers. Delayed travelers were returned to Windsor and then ferried to Detroit.
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Wabush Line
Great Western
Detroit
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Windsor
Icebound Ohio River slows transfer boat near Cairo
A Cincinnati bound passenger train on the Cotton Belt reaches Newport Arkansas with 200 aboard and a transfer boat Henry Marqua sits unable to land in the middle of the Ohio River. Ice chokes the river for hours and threatens navigation as factories close and hundreds of workers lose jobs amid record cold.
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Newport
Ark
Henry Marqua
Ohio River
Man Treed by Timber Wolves Near Lioroske Wis
Timber wolves pursued a farmer Hans Pidterson of Cord Valley and treed him at twenty below zero. Rescuers found him unconscious on a tree branch. both hands and feet, including his face, were frozen. Doctors fear possible amputation of toes and fingers. A second note promotes bitters as liver stomach remedy, urging readers to seek relief from Mrs. John A. Young and JN Jones druggist.
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Hans Pidterson
Cord Valley
John A. ‘Young
N.Y
West Wom
JN. Jones Druggist
Russians Push Through Japanese Lines In Heavy Front Assault
Russian forces attacked along the Tamoun Liuchengtun front and opposite Sheng tun with shelling and infantry, sustaining and inflicting heavy losses. Japanese outposts held in trenches as Russians pressed the left flank near Heikoptai, with over 4,000 Russian casualties and a claimed near annihilation of a regiment.
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Belotk
Tamoun- Thintani
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Heikoutai
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Lelaiyetun
Oku
Tien-Tsin
Heikoptai
Goodnow Will Allocates Vast Estate to Missionary Societies
Worcester Mass Feb 4 The will of Edward A Goodnow lists 203000 in specific bequests and leaves the residue to the American Missionary Society of New York. Named beneficiaries include the Hampton Institute 5000 each for Topeka Kan and other trusts like Oberlin College and Northfield Seminary. Hu guenot Seminary in Wellington South Africa. and Taskogee Nomeang Industrial Institute. The residue is estimated around 159000 to the missionary society.
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Mass
Edward A. Goodnaw
Worcester
American Missionary Society of New York
Industrial Institute
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Northfield
Huguenot Séminary
Wellington
South Africa
San Domingo Custom House in Dominican Republic dispute
Fragmentary report notes a conflict over possession of the San Domingo Custom House. It references a decree or agreement signed by Minister Dawaoqf and Commander Dillingham with Dominican officials, leaving the building under Dominican control as authorities dispute its status.
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Fed
United States
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Republic of
Bay Domingo
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for Constipation
Mr A B Kaze a prominent druggist of Banter Springs Kaijsna endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the most effective constipation remedy today. He notes quick action and non griping effect with sales through Lindeman's.
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Banter’ Springs
Kaijsna
Chamberlain
Lindeman's
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