Cabinet posts and party split talk swirl in Washington
A Republican committee in Washington reports heavy support for Mahine as postmaster general while urging other Southern figures for cabinet roles. The push aims to prove the party will recognize the South, risking a fracture of the solid south. Also notes Senate conferral on Nicaragua treaty and a Chinese migration tax issue in Ottawa tied to Pacific interests.
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Jan
Congress
Sunta
Mahine
Flor
Gen. Henderson
Missouri
Ratley
Kentucky
Baxter
Tennesee
Ien
Longstreet
Alavatua
Uarison . Dowd
Elip
Prae
Wisno
Estes
Vitalem
Nice
Mong ‘Ont
Canadian Pacific
Mon. Kom
China
United State
Deer Hunt Ends in Murder Near Walnut Shade Arkansas
Mathews hunting a buck in White River bottoms when Strong fired after a dispute over the animal. Mathews was struck with the rifle butt and killed, Strong fled but is pursued by the sheriff and posse near the Missouri line.
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Fach
Orchant
Walnut Shade
Ark
White River
Missouri Line
Yesterly
Mathews
Strong
Vesuvius Vagraries Cone Falls and Property Loss
The Vesuvius eruption increases activity as a new cone collapses creating a large opening and spewing flames ash earth and lava A landslide at Posilipo crushes houses but residents escaped with warning no injuries reported yet heavy property loss. The remains of Albert Latetta a lynched dynamiter from Chicago were brought to Seattle coroner's inquest reports say four victims dead Bodals wife and son feared to die. The lynching gains general approval per New York customs official.
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Posilipi
Seattle
W.T
Albert Labetta
Gilman
Latetta
Chicago
Weather and market notes from a January issue
A brief winter storm dominates the scene with reports of weather impact on crops. Early wheat conditions appear favorable despite disruptions. An accompanying note mentions the discharge of a local company official and a cashing event tied to Febery.
Georgia immigration urged by press this year
A roundup notes editorials from Georgia papers praising immigration, industrial growth, and resources in Findlay Ohio described as a model. a call for a state immigration bureau to promote Georgia with cheap travel rates. references to Southern journalism's progress and a cautious view of railroad directors.
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Findlay
Magic City
Courier
Savannah Morning News
Central Railroad
Georgia
Alexander comments split on Central's new ventures
The remarks clarified that completion plans apply to the Central projects but not to the Eden land Americas extension. The Columbusan project and the two plantations for a loan were halted amid threats of hostile interference and mobilization, according to the report.
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Aléxander
Edenland Americas
Contrasting Hayti News From Port au Prince Report
Minister Preston warns readers to doubt Hayti dispatches as pure fabrications. He notes four months of war between Legitime and Haitien factions with north winning recent major battles near Hinchie. Rosa fled to the French consulate. Port au Prince information is scarce and tightly controlled.
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Preston
Hayti
Port-au-Prince
Hippolyte
Marie
Gonaives
Legitime
Haytens
Hinchie
Vilage
Thean Domingo
Rosa
Bottex
Sun Fle Paul
Telemayne
Regitime
Port-1-Prince
Woman Fights Wildcats To Save Henhouse In Mandan
Mandan North Dakota January 9 1900 Mrs Caspertwo boys woke at midnight to a cat raid on the chicken yard She killed two cats and fought a third with an ax ending the attack One cat bit her hand breaking two fingers another tore her nightdress before she felled it with a head blow She is exhausted and confined to bed planning to have the hides stuffed as a reminder of the event.
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Mandan
Dak
Chas
Casperdone
Hinckley ex-mayor sentenced for murder in second degree
Henry H. Scott former Hinckley mayor and ex-sheriff, found guilty of second degree murder in the Nov 22 shooting death of D. K. Irwin. Judge Crosby sentenced him to life at Stillwater. Scott tearfully said he would rather have a rope than speak to disgrace his family. A new trial will be sought.
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Hinckley
Minn
Henry H. Scott
D. K. Irwin
Crosby
Stillwater
Scott
Irwin
Pine County
Irwn
Carnegie library to open at Braddock's this month
In Pitrapoura, Pa on January 9 Andrew Carnegie’s free library at Braddock’s, funded by a $50,000 donation, is set to open this month. When the books are ready and tea and parlor arrangements complete, an address will be delivered inaugurating the new library.
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Uncle Joseph
Pitrapoura
Andrew Carnegie
Braddock's
Local Clergy Leader Presides in M. E. Conference
In a leading M. E. conference, Rev. Geo. 5. Hase presided with presiding aides and various officers listed, reflecting the routine ecclesiastical assembly structure. The event featured Poramxsarsiz and Poramxsarsiz nomenclature, underscoring ceremonial roles within the conference proceedings.
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M. E. Confares
Poramxsarsiz
Hase
D. D
Potato-Jake of Hancock a thrifty self made farmer
A Hancock county farmer known as Potato-Jake Stanley rose from one horse to eleven plows, then backed off risky credit to sharecroppers, returning to debt free self sufficiency. He farmed twenty acres for fifteen bales of cotton, stored crops, and earned nearly four hundred dollars selling cattle. He feeds his family, employs one regular hand, and credits his success to personal effort and home production.
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Jake
Hancock
Atlanta Constitution
Jake Stanley
Hancock County
Stanley
Farmers’ Club
Buving
Ben Walker Makes Money Farming in Americus
Ben Walker, a Sumter county Negro, recently traveled to Americus with a load of cotton. After selling, his money was exchanged into all ver dollars nearly filling a shot sack. He had paid every dollar owed for supplies, and the bag full of aliver represented his profits for the year. He is well known among Americus supply merchants, and any of them are willing to run him during the year.
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Ben Walker
Sumter County
Ben
Americus
Colored farmer reports harvest totals to Quitman Herald
B W Smith of Lowndes county writes detailing a harvest: 650 bushels of corn, 1000 bushels of oats, 1 unequal amount of potatoes, 587 pounds of soap or fodder, and 9000 units of an unspecified crop, illustrating farm yields and local agricultural reporting.
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B. W. Smith
Lowndes County
Quitman Herald
Soon to Be Elected Delegations Prepare to Visit Indiana Leader
Indianapolis dispatch notes presidential electors from Illinois and Ohio will travel to Indianapolis after Springfield and Columbus to meet Gen Harrison at his home. The arrival of electors, plus expectations for an inaugural address, dominate chatter as state legislators hustle for patronage. Harrison is said to be largely finished with his cabinet, focusing on the annual address.
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Indianapolis
Illinois
Ohio
Springfield
Columbus
Indiana
Harrion
Emma Abbotts Grief Over Husbands Death
The remains of Eugene J. Wetherell, husband of famed prima donna Emma Abbott, were buried in Gloucester Mass after a day of public mourning and Abbott's severe distress. Her company canceled engagements in multiple cities and faces a pause in performances as telegrams of condolence and support arrive from friends and notable artists.
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Gloucester
Mass
Eugene J. Wetherell
Emma Abbott
Kanrus City
Misa Abbott
Europe
Murder in Chattanooga Rocks Tennessee Island Case
Moses Houlton disappeared after a flat boat crossing with John Burky and Pick Harwood two weeks earlier. His body, found three miles below the initial drowning site, showed throat cut from ear to ear. Peter Weaver swore warrants for Burky and Harwood, amid widespread local excitement.
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Tenn
Moses Houlton
Dayton
Tennessee
Houlton
John Burky
Pick Harwood
Tennessee River
Peter Weaver
Burky
Harwod
Hammond Denies Fire Riot Tale About Carcano Town
A Hammond Indiana report to the Chicago Daily News rejects a nationwide claim that a fire in the town was part of a dog fight with an engine house key in a pocket. Citizens held an indignation meeting, formed a denial committee, and seek to find the report’s author. The correspondent says there is no truth to the story.
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Indiana
Carcano
Chicago Daily News
Hammond
Ind
Inhuman Uncle’s Act Shocks Town Child Found Abused
A two year old colored child, reportedly the son of Walter Bowlin a local barber, was found severely injured with both legs and one arm broken after an incident described as inhuman treatment. The case emerged today as the child was brought to the Industrial Home for care.
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Walter Bowlin
Fragmented medical note mentions instincts and injury
An unclear OCR fragment references hospital elements and a lament, but readable details are limited. No identifiable people, organizations, or locations can be confirmed from the available text. Further context needed to produce a meaningful summary.
Turbulent Patchwork News from a Far Nation and Local Incidents
Fragmentary 19th century wire copy reports political maneuvering over speakerships in Ohio and Indiana, court rulings on an eviction and a desertion case, weather devastations in Rutland and Alabama, a train accident near Birmingham, a double homicide in a domestic quarrel, corporate and banking news from Norwich, a Paris dispatch on French presidential ballots, and an attempted bombing in Madrid. Names include Massey, Higgins, Treat, Hutson, and Klein among others. The tone mirrors a busy national roundup with scattered local items and misprints.
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J. C
A. J. Folasis
Jetter
Ohio
J. N. Hutson
Indiana Republican Committee
Florida
United Stat
Delaware
Geo Massey
Higgay
H. Treat
County Wicklow
John Nyer
H. Fa
United States
Ville
Vudge Vacison
Interface Commission
Rutland
Joe Gilmore
Birmingham
Griffin
Charles Martin
Martin
Griton
Norwich
Conn
National Incor
United Banking
Charles
Houston
Henry Johnson
Binn Ala
Abbeville County
Cornelius
Floyd
Lawden
Man Klein
In & Co
G. Klein
San Francis Montin
Klein
Chicago
Alton B. Carty
Frederick
Barker
Abe Ham
Oford
Ala
Newton
Dale County
Ulmot
Joan
Paris
C of de Ucies
Medline
Clemenceau
Aud
Madrid
Staircase
Royal H
Sagasts
Congress
Stolen Raphael Painting Entombment of Sin Missing
A famed Raphael work titled Entombment of Sin has been stolen from Perugia. Police and art authorities issued notices across the region, urging public help to locate the piece and identify the thief responsible.
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Raphael
Stalea Rowe
St. Peter
Perugia
Yale
Gue Daily Market Reports Specially Reported by Meador
Market news brief detailing daily commodities prices, stock movements, and notes from Meador on trends. Highlights include price shifts in key grains and metals, with succinct interpretations aimed at local traders and readers seeking quick impact data.
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