Lease and Simpson Clash Over Senate Reform
Jerry Simpson weighs Mrs Lease's Senate bid and calls the upper chamber a club of money. He would not seek a seat unless it signaled radical change to democracy and an end to plutocracy. He contests Populism's alliances and predicts future party struggles and power temptations.
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Orrenco
Senate
Mra. Lease
United States Senate
Inter Ocean
Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Simpson
Therr
Republic Party
People’s Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Relief to Russia Relief Funds Sent Across United States
The national relief committee sent funds totaling over 100000 to Russia with 638000 credited to New York Chamber of Commerce and 10000 plus to Hussian settlers in Nebraska. Other recipients include the South Dakota commission and the American National Red Cross. In Parivone Maryland four African Americans were found dead from coal gas in their rooms after a struggle.
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Hussia
Washiwetox
National Committee For the Relief of
Russia
New York Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Pairivone
Iaene Ward
Maria Jones
Ste
Annie Ward
Ace
Cold Wave Advisory Sparks Frigid Forecast
A weather bulletin warns of sharp temperature drops and strong wind chills. Forecasters predict subzero readings in several areas with wind chills reaching dangerously low levels. Residents are urged to prepare warm clothing and limit outdoor exposure.
Congressman Helknap Concedes Vote on County School Aid
A garbled OCR note indicates Congressman Helknap faced a vote on a county aid measure in Louisiana or a similar locale. The text mentions a Saturday event and January timing, with unclear references to pelire and other names.
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Helknap
Louis Gounty
Senator Jones Deliberates at Hotel Bellevue on French Speech
The article reports Senator Jones attending a gathering at the Hotel Bellevue on December 27 to oversee the final French rendering of a speech before the monetary conference. Belgian secretaries work to adjust the text while Jones reviews the delivery and ensuring accuracy.
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Jones
Senator Jones
Bellevue
Oversing
Wichety
Surviving Cooley ng Leader Convicted in 19th Century Trial
Fragmentary report indicates Jduck Ram ney, surviving leader of the Cooley ng, was arraigned and sentenced in a nineteenth century case. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text but reference to December 1 and a public punishment context remain.
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Jduck Ramney
Cooley Ng
Itis Pais
Obartin
David
Banker's tale links Panama papers to Reinach death in Paris crisis
A prominent banker claims Baron Reinach died amid a Panama corruption scandal with documents stolen by Cornelius Herz now in exile. Herz allegedly extorted millions, threatened to publish evidence, and ruined Reinach, while gaining vast unseen wealth in Paris Frankfort and England.
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France
Baron Reinach
Panama
Cornelius Herz
London
Herz
Keinach
Paris
Rouvier
Clemenceau
Jean i
Reinach
Frankfort
England
Christmas Day Health Update At Blaine Residence
Inquiry at the Blaine residence reveals the patient is “doing very nicely” after a relapse a week ago. Milk at 4 pm and broth at 6 pm mark his best day yet as Dr. Johnston visits the family in hopeful, familiar spirits. The Christmas gathering reflects a pious, balanced observance with interest in gifts for the children. In Fort Wayne a separate elevator accident ends in two deaths when a barrow caveats fall from the shaft between the third and fourth floors of Pierson book store.
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Blaine
Johnston
Cldren
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pierson
Mary Noonan
John Swaidner
Lighthouse Keepers Rescued From Icy Encirclement
Oswego New York December report tells of two Beacon Light House keepers trapped by ice for days. A relief party led by Captain Gowan aboard the Reliance and a schooner captain sailed in a small boat and endured a three hour battle with ice and waves to reach shore. The keepers had been without food for two days.
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Oswaco
N. Y
Gowan
Reliance
Strike of Typesetters in Lixcona Neb Dec.
The typographical union adopts a new price scale with a 3 cent per line rise for all composition. The Journal morning and Call evening papers refuse the settlement and declare a strike. Proprieties vow not to yield and seek printers to replace strikers.
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Lixcona
Neb
Typographical Union
Presents for Baby Ruth in New York Christmas gifts
Toys and gifts pour into the Cleveland residence for Baby Ruth. Dolls and jumpers fill shelves as Kath receives presents while Butler William Sinclair and a maid work through Saturday. A separate notice from Cutcalla invites the Roman Catholic World’s Fair Congress to meet in Chicago on September 4, 1608 with Cardinal Gibbons as honorary president.
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Baby Ruth
New York
Cleveland
Kath
William Sinclar
Cutcallo
Feehan
Chicago
United States
Caroinal Gibbons
Indian officials dispute nursing outbreak reports in Pine Ridge area
Dr Eastman and his wife and the Pine Ridge school principal were dismissed for sending out reports to the government claiming Indians planned an uprising. No evidence supported the claims.
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Eastman
Pine Ringe Apeney
Earthquake in Unknown Location Reported
A brief earthquake notice describes a seismic event with unclear location and timing, mentioning disturbance felt by residents and calls for follow up from authorities. Specific names, dates, and places are unreadable in the fragment.
McGlyon Celebrates Massive Private Chapel Rite
The Rev De Ede ward Ilynn was ordained at a private chapel ceremony held yesterday at Pt Juan's cor fege with Mgr. Bateiil celebrating.
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McGlyon
Edeward Ilynn
Mgr. Bateiil
Mane
Death Inference From Freezing On North Fiat Street
A report notes Joan Misiabel a 70 year old African American man found frozen to death Saturday morning near the Colonel B 3 area on North Fiat street. Authorities investigate recurrence of conditions tied to cold exposure and safety in the area.
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Joan Misiabel
Fiat Street
Cholera outbreak claims twelve in Wandabok deaths
A damaged text reports a cholera outbreak in Wandabok with twelve deaths and several affected individuals. Names and locations are uncertain due to OCR errors.
Railway Craftsmen Weigh Federation as Cedar Rapids Meet Looms
At Havre Ind December 27 Grand Master Cerwent of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen discusses a Chicago Herald report on a proposed federation of railway employes. He denies calls for a World’s Fair strikes and notes engineers may be invited to the Cedar Rapids gathering to discuss federation across systems and the aim of pre strike executive conferences.
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Federation of Engineers
Sargent
Engineers’ Brotherhood
Cedar Rapids
Buffalo
Rock Island
Brotherhood of Iremen
Jargent
Wednewlay
General's report on militia at Homestead and Frick case
General reports the militia action at Homestead was necessary for effectiveness and discipline. He accuses the Amalgiated association of bad faith and notes press censorship ended but intimidation persisted. He defends Captain Streeter's harsher measures and supports Lame’s punishment as proper under wartime law.
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Tee Pa
Homestead
Frick
Streeter
Two Brothers in Law Rivalry Sparks Gotham Prize Fight
In New York a back parlor bout between Charles Wade and Charles Patorius, two suitors for two Reynolds sisters, determines who will be the favored son in law. Wade wins in the fifth round, while a rift grows between the sisters. Parents disapprove, raising the prospect of no weddings or possible elopements.
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New York
Gotham
Charles Wade
Charles Patorius
Reynolds
Patorious
Wade
Rhea
Varied News Bits and Trials Across America
A mosaic of short notes covers divorces, suits, and deaths from Seattle to New York. Notables include Mary Anderson suing her ex-husband for breach of promise in Seattle, and Daniel Green seeking damages for alienation of affection in Litchfield. A Prussian farmer dies at home with revolver nearby in Filia Nebraska. A Kentucky man falls from a train and is found dying near Mexico Missouri. The Jackson Mississippi incident reports a man shot by misadventure with a pistol. An Iowa Academy of Sciences session is planned for Cedar Rapids in December. Meanwhile fringe items note two headed trout attempts and Lady Henry Somerset owning saloon buildings.
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M. A. Hausenbeck
Virchow
Russia
Germany
Belle Nichols
Los Angeles
Cal
Daniel Green
Litchfield
Til
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Mieings
Herman Thiessen
Filia
Neb
Mary Anderson
Seattle
Wash
Levi Hill
Newaygo
Mich
Paris Green
Purington
Galesburg
Andrew Delaney
Kentucky
Mexico
William Pensanhagen
Morris
Dis
Rock Island
Washington
Martin Handel
Mount Carroll
Iic
Galena
William Shepherd
Jeffersonville
Ind
Gould
Wall Street
Jacksonville
Havana
Canton
Iowa Academy of Sciences
Cedar Rapids
Edward Moss
Jackson
Miss
Moss
Rounseville
East Freetown
Maas
Bristol
England
Henry Somerset
Temperance Advocate
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