Drinking habit sparks House debate on propriety and restraint
In a heated House session, critics led by Mr. Puss denounce public drinking as a breach of principle. Funston and Dawes face crossfire over the liquor question while supporters urge temperance at the Capitol. The debate centers on public acts, decorum, and the influence of alcohol on lawmakers and policy.
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Pps
Sim
Iseassemas
Jong
Pussoe
Cxn
Femreattstir Princiely
Funston
Ate Venston
Lippotamus
Iores
Alan Sered
Funstum
Curtis
Pumston
Amy Rattinling
Mili
Bition
Avery Lanew
Hoyer
Sanat
Tamer To Face Coverhanied in the Hime River
A chaotic OCR style report describes a late 19th or early 20th century river harbor scene with references to a secret war inquiry, a division of the war ministry, and a controversial petition by a Jewish individual. The text mentions dates, officials, and alleged investigations, with scattered names and places appearing imperfectly.
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Hime
Mit
Iit
Ida
Yustlew
Free Action Ties Burden in McWidey Tariff Debate
A tense House vote backed the tariff bill amid partisan lines as supporters argued it would protect American workers and industry. Opponents warned the measure would raise iron and steel prices and harm southern labor while doing little for wages. The bill passed 187 to 4 with Democrats Coburn ONeill and English among critics. House adjourned after tributes to the late W. H. Ford.
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Howse
Strick Party
Turcor
Georgia
South
Coburn
Wiscoisin
O'Neill
Missouri
Shievely
Indiana
W. H. Ford
Michigan
Messrs O'Detumel
Youmans
McMillin
Hayes
Csipans
Weadock
Marion
Eetherington Acquitted in Robbery Murder Case
Reports say Etherington was acquitted of killing Gower Kovigns in Yokolina two months ago after a trial by a consular court. The case, tied to alleged liaisons with Mrs Etherington, was settled pending conclusions by the Yokamina court. Also noted, Charles Lorraine, sought for larceny in Parkersburg, is in jail after extradition to Baltimore for questioning. Hearing set for Friday in the police court.
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Robimson
Hart Neen
Hetherimeton Wite
Waserxotox
Mayy Department
Hmberlavice
Han Boon
Gower Kovigsn
Boalishmén
Yokolinces
Coblegrain
Jit K. Bartlett
Marion
Yokobama
Nevy
Riligd Robinson
Mira Hetherington
Oreriat
Sunday Register
Wasmisaron
CT. U
Major Moore
Albany morning mentions and campaign chatter recounts
A garbled Albany dispatch notes campaign expense talk for Governor Power and related figures. It mentions a large sum, party tensions, and a minutely odd set of names amid political maneuvering. The report shifts to civic matters, then to a U S Senate primary and state political shifts as Republicans desert.
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Albany
Wier
Bea
Skey
Mr. Power
Inslaw
Ohio Society dinner honors Reid and Ohio leaders in Paris
A New Year gathering of the Ohio Society in Paris saluted Whitelaw Reid returning from the French capital with a toast led by Gen. Wager Swayne. Guests included Charles A. Dana, Geo. W. Childs, Chauncey M. Depew, and A. K. McClure. Treasury Secretary Foster praised Reid and Ohio’s virtues as indicators of national character amid political talk and references to Ohio’s prominence among states. Other items note Shatter's death and various sport events with scores and schedules.
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Ohio
Empire City
Buckeye
Dotmonleo’s
Jerry
Whitelaw Leid
France
Etgur
New York Tribune
Prenc Capitol
Wager Swayne
Claries A. Dana
Geo. W. Childs
Chauncey M. Depew
Charles Poster
S. G. Elina
A. K. McClure
Murat Halstead
Gen. Swayne Anid
Ohio Sesoty
Mr. Reid
Nok Prophet
Hems
Whitelaw Reid
Qbio Society
Senate
Ead
Ohu Society
Himeelf
Ewing
Boynett
Calvin
Brice
Toro States
Comvera
Anqueters
Gen. Swayne
Treasury
Foster
Lamere
Harrison
Reid
Reld
Union
New York
New England
Poinaytvania
Stephen B. Elkins
Repubic
de, Chauarey M. Depew
Ac Kk. McClare
Shhater Warner Miller
Otters
Forecasts for April Weather and Frosts Across Continent
Forecasts predict April storms across the continent from the tenth to the fifteenth with a Pacific coast arrival and a central valley path by the sixteenth to the eighteenth. A cool wave will follow, frost may occur in the Northern States between the seventeenth and twenty first, rainfall will be irregular with heavy districts soon identified.
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St. Soszin
Pacific
Mortimer verdict shocks Panxenssone jury in murder case
The trial of John Mortimer for the murder of Charles Reynolds concluded with an involuntary manslaughter verdict, triggering public outrage and claims it fuels murder. Other wires report German citizen Henry Muenchmeyer’s death from heart disease and a stolen money case. weather, court orders, oil and gas charter, and various local notices accompany the day’s dispatches.
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Mortimer
Reynolds
Panxeusncne
W. Va
John Mortimer
Chas
Sunday Register
Panxenssone
Henry
Muenchmeyer
New England
Charles Lorain
Washington, D. C
German Political Tussles And Socialist May Day Plans
Regrouping talks for a coalition of Moderate Conservatives and National Liberals threaten the Landtag majority. Socialist May Day plans draw government pressure, while czarist movements and European visits are reported. Economic notes include a New York bank statement and labor strikes in Ohio areas.
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Beatix
Landtag
Herren Helldorf
Rauchaupt
von Zidlita
Die
Musit
von Caprivi
Count Eolenberg
Vou Caprivi Ee
Colmene Finzetts
St. Petersburg
Cest
Czarina
Copenhagen
Denmark
Saxony
Gaileia
Austria
Berlin
New York Weekly
New Yorks
The Deeming Case Trial Promises Intense Interest
Reports from April 9 describe the Deeming murder trial as highly compelling with insanity defense anticipated. Attorneys may call experts on madness, while questions remain about his guilt in various murders. Deeming appears strained and pale, yet maintains a calm front amid coroner inquest drama and media attention.
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Deeming
Whitechapel
Dows
Telegraphic News Bits Reflect Political and Tragic Events
A Baltimore representative endorses Grover Cleveland in Maryland politics. Fires destroy Laurel Mills in Maryland. several youth and young adults die from horse accidents in Missouri and Illinois. A Chicago longshore strike affects wages, with no violence. National party conventions and political maneuverings unfold as ministers, governors, and officials face investigations and illnesses.
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Smart Homce
Calumet Gich
Baltimore
Maryland
Preaman Tnifin
United States
Gorman
Harry Wells Rusk
Congress
Cabuinet Club
Clev
Laurel
Lake Providence
Prank Artaud
Ajm. Pierce
Joan Wells
Lexington
Miss Close
W. J. Poacher
Katelle
Gallatin
Kate Hubbard
East St Louis
George Vout
Tennihasco
Minneapolis
Harrison
Hout
Notes About Huntington Case Draws Dresden Interview
In Dresden Mr. Hord alleges no final word on Col. David Paige and the Huntington notes affair. A packed report: Paige travels from New York to London and Bremerhaven while Huntington and Reed endorsements loom. Huntington slowly recovers, but notes and forgeries cloud the firm Carey & Co. details.
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Col
David Te Paige
Malem Carey & Co
Broadlway
X.Y
Beest
Mr. Paige
Dresden
Huntington
Paige, Carey & Co
Hunt
Clevelands
W. K. Huntington
Jake Huntington
Hint Fm
Huw
Paige
York
Southampton
A Co
Apell TD
Bremerhaven
Hord
Husthngtem
New York
Majestic
Mersey
Candicion atTairs
Bis
Blan
Associated Press
Dresdes
Hieeteren
John Huntington
Clevarend
Ohio
Kontak
Associated Pros
Sign
Carey
Mune Fing
Drew
Thavid
Paka
Fi Paige
Bey
Europe
Str
Huntington's Bank
Tipher Hove
Hustingties
Mra
Hustington
Ste
Ralph Paige
Petral
Footington
Miret
Kroeter
Garey
Mr. Herd
Saat
Hontington Ie
Aodhet
David H Palents
Hiumtiegton
Tive
Hentington
Endoreed & Co
Cordance
Honti
David K. Paigy
Flas
Corey Cee
Regland
John Huptingwoo
Kellogg
Ex-Sub-Lieutenant Anastay Executed in Paris Guillotine
March 9 1900 Paris execution of ex sub-Lieutenant Anastay for murder of Baroness Dellani. He walked calmly to the guillotine at Place de La Rouquette, embraced the chaplain, and did not resist as the blade fell, his head dropping into the basket.
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Pants
Louis Anastay
Baroness Dellani
Place de la Rouquette
Anastay
Delbier
Monsieur de Paris
Smith Middleton dies after horse crash at Kineton steeplechase
A large crowd watched the House of Commons steeplechase at Kineton today where Capt. Middleton died after being thrown from his horse. Noted riders Walter Long and Francis Mildmay won heavyweight and field weight races respectively, as the day’s sport was marred by the fatal accident.
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Capt
Middleton
England
Austria
Ireland
Punchestown
House of Commons
Wisborne
Midleton
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