Counterfeiter Harold Marani Held in Syracuse Arrest
Police of Syracuse capture Harold Marani, a counterfeit operatives, in connection with forging Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Pink Pills. Investigations reveal he prepared plates and tools for production, with outfits found in his trunk and at his Utica residence. He faces extradition and long sentence.
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Syracuse
Tath
Harold Maranisee
Ution
N. VL
Willams
Labris
Dr. Williams Pink Willy
de Love
Plites
Ile
Arresind
Paris
United States
le Setleme
Jagny
Dr. Williams
Stamp Law in Mexico Tight and Revenue Driven
The stamp law in Mexico is thorough and enforced, applying to every form of commercial paper from checks to contracts to generate revenue.
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Mexico
Paris executioner harms hundreds in riot clash
The veteran executioner Diebler from Paris has severely harmed over 200 people in a chaotic gathering near E street on November 4, according to scattered reports. Witnesses describe a violent scene with multiple injuries and urgent medical attention.
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M. Diebler
Paris
A Norwegian Coast Grim Mortality and Gentle Customs
A Pall Mall Gazette piece on the Norwegian coast describes a peaceful shoreline with peril at its corner where wrecks have claimed ships and lives. It notes dramatic rescues and deaths, a local funeral rite, and a quiet wedding contrasted with the solemn tone of community rites.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Beatrice's Love and Beaded Quilt Feat in Puck
A Beatrice Hangcom item notes Mrs. M. Young of Woodburn Oregon completed a bed quilt of 4 370 pieces. The report mixes verse fragments about fate love and passion with a local note on the Woodburn resident and her large quilt project highlighting persistence and craft.
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M. Young
Woodburn
Ore
Extraordinary session opens as Congress faces revenue crisis
Washington reports mark the Fifty-fifth Congress in extraordinary session. Senate credentials are presented while W A Harris is sworn in as Paffer's successor. In the House, Reed is elected speaker 119 to 114 with 21 for Bell. President's message urges prompt tariff reform to raise revenue and reduce debt.
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Washington
Senate
von Vening
W. A. Harris
Pop
Kansas
Paffer
Henry W. Corbett
Oregon
John H. Mitchell
McBride
Rep
Corbett
Gray
Dem
Delaware
Committee On
House
Congress
Grosvenor
Ohio
Thomas Brathell Reed
Richardson
Tennessee
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
John C. Bell
Jerry Simpson
Prop
Reed
Bailey
Bell
Newlands
Nevada
Messrs
Grosvenor Battey
Tory
Harmer
Pennsylvania
Congress of the Limited States
Secretary of the Treasury
Ingalls Defends Journalism For Income In March From Atchison
Ex senator John J. Ingalls explains his move to Carson to cover the prize fight and says his work in journalism and on lyceum circuits pays honest wages. He argues employment in public service is open but prefers independence and freedom, pledging support for McKinley and Kansas republican aims.
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Atchison, Ihus
John J. Ingalls
Carson
Prige
Washington
White House
Lyceum
Benjamin Warrison
la Home Journal
New York Journal
Mckinley
Kansas
Weyler Pressured to Resign in Madrid Cable
A Havana dispatch reports Madrid asked General Weyler to resign after recent exchanges with the central government. The Havana cabinet fears alarm over Spain’s paper money policy as the Cuban bank’s issue may be replaced by a Madrid issue. About two hundred Cubans left for Ceuta in exile.
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Mave
Hin
New York
The
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Hayaen
Mayana
General Weyler
Madrid
Hig
Crneral Weyler
Iluvana
Island of
Cuba
Bank of Spain
Ceuta
Governor to hang Walling in Kentucky murder case
In Frankfort on March 15 Governor Bradley refused a respite for Alonzo Walling, who was convicted of complicity in Earl Bryan's murder. Walling and Beck Jackson are set to be hanged next Saturday.
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Walling
Frankfort
Bradley
Alonzo Walling
Earl Bryan
Beott Jackson
Train Wreck Near Atchison Claims Crew, Injures Passengers
A Missouri Pacific passenger train derailed near W wreckage Tilawatha, Kan. at midnight. The engineer and fireman are reported killed and several passengers injured.
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Atchison, Kan
Issouri
Free List items and duties on imported goods explained
Washington March 1 article lists items admitted free or under reduced duties under a free list. It covers pure bred animals for breeding, animals for six month exhibitions with bonds, migratory teams, wild animals for education, raw materials and stones, textiles and fibers, metals, tobacco, and many common commodities with exemptions or reduced duties, plus value limits and conditions for residents and government imports.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Fragmentary note on aviary and material conversions
A damaged fragment describes conversion details involving trees, reed, and wood materials. It mentions specific names and items such as Mistha Malaca and Taye, with references to avogite and rare tears in the context of a broader project.
Turkish hardship reports flood derelict Armenian towns
May 15 dispatch from London notes dire conditions in Adana and other Anatolian provinces. Turkish authorities squeeze collections while districts suffer devastation and unpaid troops threaten strikes. Rumors of Armenian massacres surface near Sivas Gemerek and Diyarbekr. An agent funding relief is murdered, £500 stolen. officials vow punishment and restitution.
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London
Mert Post
Constantinople
Adana
Weny
Anatolia
Fivas
Anatoian
Gemereck
Sivas
Yessef
Sort
Dlarbekr
Het
Duke of Westminster
Pabllp Currie
A. W.serreil
Ines Or
Weyler wars with women in Cuba prompts exile flights
Reports from Havana detail Weyler planning to sail to Spain on March 20 with General Selane, while Cuban leader Nestor Aranguen is summoned to explain the release of officers. A brutal attack on Be Juéal is described with many dead, and edicts order arrest and deportation of women suspected of aiding rebels.
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Havana
Maren
Key West
Melquize
Belgado
Pinar del Rio
Spain
Selane
Nestor Aranguen
Guanabacoa
Gomez
Tort
Gaines
Be Juéal
Suah
Weyler
Spat
Tin
Guyana
Casa de Aegidas
House of Repute
Puerte Principe
Akron socialites charged with theft in cleveland
Akron, March 15, Gertrude Taysh 24 and cousin Julie Schaffer 18 were arrested in Cleveland on shoplifting charges. From the Faust home authorities seized a wagon load of articles including fur traps and other valuables, claimed by the mother to have been bought piece by piece.
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Akron
Gertrude Taysh
Juiie Schaffer
Cleveland
Alles Faust
Baying
Aust
Schaffer
Faust
Governments decline Crete mixed occupation bid
A Berlin dispatch reports that Germany and Austria have declined to participate in the mixed occupation of Crete by the powers. The move affects plan coordination and the regional status of Crete amid Allied actions.
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London
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Crete
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