Congressional Naval Bill Debates Grow Heated
The Senate and House clash over naval appropriations and wartime needs as leaders push for shipbuilding funds. Debate centers on reducing the Howార bill and reallocating tens of millions, with calls to justify expenditures and protect the treasury amid a lengthy fiscal fight. Meanwhile, a pursuit in Pauley County and a Virginia store raid highlight ongoing crime and enforcement issues.
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Calla Dil Ware
Rwa
Torsas
Congress
Frorwem
Lackburn
Hiares
Wreck at Mexican rail line kills many in chaos
A catastrophic train wreck near the Mexican government rail line leaves over 100 dead and many injured. The engineer John Dealer disappeared but was later captured. investigations continue as officials inspect wreckage and identify victims. Police transport survivors and begin mass burials while families seek missing relatives amid a scene of mangled cars.
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Tower-Vernanle
Palleay Geekonee
John Dealer
Tesango
Eby
Southwest City
Livingstone
Ala
Pope's Reception 78 Honor of Seventeenth Coronation Anniversary
Rome reports the Pope’s reception on the seventeenth anniversary of his coronation. He spoke on Eastern and Western church unity urging prayer for church restoration and less political hindrance. The text notes health, church renewal, and a call for cooperation among Christian communities.
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Eastern
Weston
Rome
St. Pobor
Hayward loses temper in murder trial duel over brother
Minneapolis March 2 Harry Hayward angrily accused his brother Adrian, promising to send him to Stillwater, as testimony tied him to the Kathleen Glug murder. Witness George W Jenks identified Hayward near Kenwood Boulevard after 7:40 pm, strengthening the prosecution. Juror Samuel Dyer’s serious condition prompted careful handling and future court scheduling.
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Harry Hayward
Catherine Glug
George W. Jenks
Jenks
Jenke
Lower Hill
Loring Park
Kenwood Boulevard
Kel
Sam
Harry
Wilson
Harry Maynard
Ging
Triven
Hart
Clixt
Hennepin Avenue
Farry
Janks
Samuel Hy Dyer
Dyer
Adry
Murry
Stillwater
Erwin
Adey
Assassin Fatally Shoots Two Clerks in Montreal Cotton Office
Paymaster Laws assisted by Clerks Loy and Wilson prepared envelopes when an enraged former secretary Shortis entered the office and opened fire. Loy and Varneyre am Qee were killed and Wilson gravely wounded. Shortis, arrested in Washington, was once discharged for irregular habits. Treasury statement notes cash balance of 177,000,415 and gold reserve of 87,980,086.
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Shortis
Losaed
Washington, DC
Maren 2
Treasury
Marquis of Queensbury Remanded on Bail for Hhvelling Oscar Wilde
London court remands the Marquis of Queensbury on bail after he is accused of hhvelling Oscar Wilde. A card with an offensive remark about Wilde was found at the Albemarle Club, and Wilde’s lawyer says Wilde endured ten months of cruel persecution by the Marquis amid family troubles, leading to self defense to pursue action.
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London
Marquis of Queensbury
Marlborough Street
Marquis of
Queensbury
Ofr
Wilde
Murtaquis
LeTter Day Saints Annual Conference Held In Upper Renwood
The semi annual conference of the reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in the Pittsburg and Kirtland districts convened in Upper Renwood with delegates from Pittsburg Kirtland Cleveland and Youngstown. Elder W H Garrett was elected President for the next year and Be Joy was named editor. A defense of the Book of Mormon and medical views on antiquity were presented with lantern views and discussions on Central American alphabets and Biblical texts. Sunday services were scheduled with prayer and preaching, and a note of task force activity reports the transport of remains of Geo W Thompson as the track was cleared after a Bow cut incident near Walker station.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Pittsburg
Kertland
Upper Renwood
Ganor T. Grifich
Kirtland
Eller BR. Rtsenheuser
Independence
Cleveland
Lake View
Blake's Mills
Youngstown
Connellsville
Sharon
George Hy Mulheee
Frank Crlley
Maggie EB. Handy
Pliteburg
Gomer T
Inh
W. J. Garrett
Mr. Bond
Mattie Grifith
Kirtand
W.H. Garrett
Ieee
Be. Joy
CE. Miller
Pitsburg
Taois
Stephen D. Peet
Wiese
Joseph Smith
Central America
Cogan
M. T. Laueh
Carlen
Eden Auches
Mentral
America
Asia
Roe, Elsenhouser
Modjeska Forbidden From Warsaw Appearance By Russia
Chicago reports Mme Modjeska, star of Polish heritage, barred from performing in Warsaw by Russian authorities. She notes a Kalish benefit proposal was stopped by police, with St Petersburg approval implied. She vows to perform in Warsaw and urges Polish liberty amid Moscow authority. Her lecture on oppression at the World's Fair drew Russian wrath.
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Russia
Warsaw
Chicaco
Mme. Modjeska
Ralph Modjeska
Kim Mme
Modjeska
Poland
Posen
Kalish
St. Petersburg
Yourkow
Schouvatoff
Mme
Congress of Representative Women
The Gould Estate Attachments and Related Notices
Lawyers for Soldiers' Orphans' Home seek attachments on the late Jay Gould estate. Property in New York and Westchester, including Lovingston and the Hudson area, valued around 3 million dollars, is attached on behalf of bondholders of the Kansas and Pacific railroad. Executors named include George J Gould Howard Gould Helen Gould and Baldwin Gould. A public entertainment for the orphans is planned at Arion Hall to raise funds. Brunswick Hotel advertises lodging and meals at 1197 Market Street with low rates and a rail excursion promotion to Wheeling, West Virginia. Weather outlook: generally fair in the region with warmer winds.
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White Plains
Jay Gonhd le Doon
Tre County Club
K. J. Morrison
New York City
de Beni
Mina Annet Gould
Victors Meat 7 perate A Graphic Descripty of Wei-H
A damaged historical article recounts a graphic description of Wei-H captors in war, detailing Japanese army actions, naval operations, and subsequent battles. It covers the pursuit and engagement near Chinese ports, torpedo exchanges, and aftermath implications. The piece uses period tone and references military leaders and strategic moves.
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Ban Fratersen
Naval
Rey
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