Alleged Paper Trust Enjoined in U S Suit
A federal suit in St Paul alleges a paper trust formed by numerous mills and paper companies to restrain competition and regulate surplus. the General Paper Company and others are named as defendants seeking an injunction to dismantle the alleged combination. The case, argued in part by United States Attorney Haupt and James M. Beck, involves companies across Wisconsin and Minnesota with operations from Menasha to Appleton and Grey Rapids. The petition seeks to halt the alleged unlawful coordination and restore market freedom.
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St. Paul
Minn
General Moody
Dany
Little Fatls
River Papey
Richmond
Apple Park Company
Riverside
Pipy Appleton
Wis - Kellogg
Paner Company
United States
Mey Haupt
James M. Beck
Wolt Bre Company
Wis
Atlas Paper Ton
Kimberlyenah
Paper Company of
Istant Attorn
Ftusea
Centraliz Pulp and Water Power Wits
S. Wis
Flambeau Paper
Park Watls
Wompaly
New Richmond
Contrany Is
Water Paper Company
Potegia and Res Company
Centr
Alia
Locks Paper
Com- Locks
Delta Te Claire
Ds Paper
Menasha Ny
Menasha
Nekosa
Wig
John Jad
C. W. Menasha
Wisconsin
Prover, Power and Rand Rapids
Combina
General Paper Company
Company
Capital Steel Iies
WS of Wise
Ongsin
Heig
Mississippi
Louis
Chicago
Petitio
Capture of Rihlung Hill and Port Arthur Breach
Reports from Tokio detail the December 28 assault on Riblung Fort near Port Arthur. Japanese forces breached the front wall with dynamite, captured the fort and its 500 defenders, and advanced toward inner rings.
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Tokio
Dée
Alice
Rib
Dee Fianese
Rihlungs
Port. Arthur
Liaang Mountain
Port Arthur
Choten
Danny
Yanhan
Keekwan Mountain
Etse
Antse Tains
Ihlung Mountain
Port Daluy
Cuefoo
Riblung
Dac
Arthur
Fort Ri
Fort Jung
Fort Arthur
Via
Fusan
Der
Rihlung
Ming
Jine
Rilitung
Rih- Inne
Kaile
Kelow
Dosgagston
Kekwan
Vladivostok
Che Foo
Canton
TAVAL
Hhe
Kerber Witl
TF Bie
Egg
Supreme Court to Probe FRR Election Fraud Claims
The Supreme Court ordered a probe into alleged fraudulent ballots in Denver connected to the governor race. Officials and attorneys debated handwriting experts and registration expenditures as the court planned to examine election integrity and potential manipulation.
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Supreme Court
FRR
Petition for Adams and Civil Service at Canal
Petition by Governor Adams argues frauds cannot nullify the people’s will and ballots must be counted with every box opened. Roosevelt’s views clash with Chief Engineer Wallace over extending civil service to canal workers and exam based recruitment. Congress members tied to canal interests may favor Wallace.
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Adams
Supreme Court Agaq
Polig
Petoner
Denver
Roosevelt
Washington
Rosevelt
Wallace
Pana Macanal
BAVG
Bow
Congress
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Plague in St. Petersburg and rail disruption report
Officials disclose bubonic plague cases in St. Petersburg from November 24 to December 26 with deaths rising in the Ural territory. The narrative mentions storm delays affecting Chicago trains and widespread rail disruptions impacting schedules by several hours, hinting at broader transportation turmoil.
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St. Petersburg
Chicago Treg
Chicago
Japanese Take Fort Amid Reports of Casualties and Sinking Ships
Telegrams from Tokio report General Konerahento killed and General Stoessel wounded after a fall from his horse while trustworthiness from Port Arthur confirms. Sevastopol reportedly sunk in shallow water and damaged bow and steering. Navy claims one month of stores. food prices high in fortress. Russians brace for intensified fight as Marmist advance continues.
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Tokio
Rihhing
Port Arthur
Konerahento
Stoessel
Similioseg
Amees
Sevastopat
RC Farrigan Ig
Tenorlad
Resieg Willarriga
Marek Ist
Sarrison Ig
Pigeon Bay
Russians Warned Against Escape From Shanghai Harbors
Shanghai dispatch reports strict orders issued to commanders of warships at Woosung and Shanghai and the Shanghai barge master to prevent any escape by Russian vessels. The cruiser Astold and destroyer Grozovob are cited. Chinese cruisers are said to be en route to Shanghai amid rumors of torpedo boat destroyers fleeing Port Arthur.
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Shanghai
Taday Hag
Woosung
Astold
Grozovob
Che Foo
Port Arthur
Vindiyastotris Denleg
Ham
Republicans win in legislature as Democrats unseated
Denver December 0 By the action of the state canvassing board Republicans secured control of the assembly and may unseat Gov. Peabody. Votes from Denver wards were discarded while Republican wards counted to give Republicans 66 to 23 on joint ballot. Senators Casimera Carela and Henry B. Millard were elected Republican. Ward defeated. Board members all Republicans.
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Denver
Col
Dee
State
Casimera Carela
Henry B. Millard
Assembly
James Ef. Peabody
Senate
Throwin P
Tarfiy
Darela
Boulder County
Ward
Mulara
Colorado
Dia
Whitney Newton
Gay
James H. Peabody
N.C. Miller
Auditory J. A. Holmberg
Depew Narrowly Secures Re election Backing
New York December 20 Chauncey Mitchell Depew plans to seek a six year Senate term joining Thomas C Platt as a two time incumbent. The party caucus will present Depew as the sole Republican nominee after the withdrawal of Mat Manie G Black of Troy and other contenders.
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B Jack
New York
Chauncey Mitchell Depew
Newark
Thomas c. Platt
Mranie G, Black
Troy
Dew
Repub. Neon Legislaatary
Lokio
Tee
Part Ia
Hetil Pe
Young and Short Senators in the Upper House
The Washington Post notes a trend toward shorter, younger senators. It cites Mr. Tiemenway and Indiana’s senator as examples, with several older members like Senator Wedsep and Senator Crane contrasted by rising younger figures. The piece comments on height and age expectations shaping the Senate’s future composition.
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Hausa
Senate
Pier
Tiemenway
Indiana
Hevertitars
Wedsep
Ohio
HS Attorney Aropy Eral
Ig Young Ag
Kappasys
Crane
As Sachusetts
George Gs
Cengrees
Knox
Althone
Washington Post
Samar Disaster Report Details Massacre Uprising
Gen Corbin sends wartime dispatches from Samar describing an uprising and a massacre. The report notes Pulajanes and detachments attacking Philippine Scouts at Oras and Dolores, with casualties including a hospital corpsman and multiple scouts.
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Corbin
Samar
Tlane
Stephen KK
Hayi
War Department
Bayar
Joke on Archbishop Ireland’s Witty Sermon Slip
A humorous anecdote features Archbishop Ireland joking about his priestly status during a bantering encounter with a friendly woman. He quips that he is no longer a priest, prompting her compassionate response that includes a light remark about the clergy’s temptations and a hopeful blessing.
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Ireland
Oval
Belated Receipt for a Slave In Arkansas Letter
A Shenan. Noah Seedsman, J p Ratokin of Shenan. Noah, receives a dated slave receipt from Wabbenska Ark. The document, dated Sept 3 1832, confirms the sale of a enslaved girl named Charlotte about 14 to 18 years old and warrants her condition, with claims against the seller discharged.
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J. P. Ratokin
Noah
Wabbenska
Ark
Johny Roberts
Charlotte
Joseph W. FN
New York
Buffalo Bill Plans France Exile Of His Wild West Show
Buffalo Bill Cody reportedly intends to expatriate and become a French citizen. The aging showman, worn by family troubles, plans to travel to Europe with the Wild West show in February and spend his remaining days in France, passing leadership to younger hands.
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France
Willian
Cody
Buffalo Bill
Tribute to Oklahoma Wheat Measures Failures
A garbled tribute recalls S. M. McHarg of Grant County who faced poor wheat yields after a header. He aimed to conserve soil moisture by sowing corn in fall. A carny m oured and yielded bushels to an atS tl abong. Bell, Tyr hy about thirty-fye Tis wheat ayy hy. HD RN tanh dy ae.
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Oklahoma
S. M. McHarg
Grant County
Bell
Fragmentary Transcriptions From Courier Press Debates and Dialogues
Fragmentary OCR text shows a tangle of names, quotes, and editorials from Philadelphia Press Chicago Tribune and Brooklyn Life. The readable bits reference a Miss Wise Indeet and a dialogue about dialects and reading. No coherent event or single narrative emerges.
Cured Kidney Pills Featured By Personal Testimony
A reader recounts relief from rheumatism after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The testimonial describes severe pain and disability, noting dramatic improvement after four doses and claiming twenty-five years of suffering ended. Various social snippets and quotes from newspapers follow in a collage of gossip and public notices.
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Kirklana
Madalin
Greenhow
Dodd
Postum Breaks Lifelong Drinking Habit in Testimony
A troubled speaker recalls childhood longing for alcohol and chronic struggle until discovering Postum. At 36, poverty bit hard while facing social stigma. The narrative claims Postum helped end daily drinking, with emphasis on proper preparation and personal resolve.
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Philozogher
BUY
Ruly
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