Progressives establish New York HQ and funding plan
The executive committee voted New York as permanent headquarters, backed by a Washington publicity bureau. It approved a funding drive with 100 subscriptions at ten dollars each, six states contributing tonight and plans for 42 more, while Denmark and other nations are mentioned in context of negotiations.
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County Court Feud Sparks Armed Standoff in Adair
Tensions flare as Sheriff-elect leads a posse toward Ohl Jay amid disputes over two county records. Factions from Grove and New Jay clash with Met Tay forces near the courthouse, prompting removal of women and children and a call for calm as Judge Pitchford warns of countywide legal action.
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Conscience Triggers Confession in Long-ago Crime
Stephen La Porte testified he killed Faylee more than five years ago, claiming self defense after a Chicago Salvation Army sermon moved him. He recounts walking to the mourners bench and confessing, then repeating the confession to police at Plaines station.
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Garros Sets World Altitude Record In May Flight
On May, Roland Garros, the French aviator, climbed to about 19092 feet to establish a new world altitude record. His flight lasted 1 hour 17 minutes 6 seconds in clear weather, surpassing the prior record set by George de Gagneys at Villa Cobky, France, on September 17.
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Wall Street Ends Turbulent Day With Mixed Fortunes
A volatile session on Wall Street saw Union Pacific trades push around 25,000 shares and United States Steel reach about 203,000, while overall activity remained heavy. Merger talks and government talks in Washington influenced sentiment as Southern Pacific suspended dividends pending merger approval.
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Grace Reiterates Divorce Suit Over Wife Shooting Charge
Grace Hughes Grace sues for divorce in Newman Georgia reiterating the charge that his wife shot him to obtain life insurance. The trial occurred in June with Mrs. Grace reportedly denied the accusations and the case moved forward despite the earlier testimony.
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Charges Laid On Archbold Impeachment Inquiry
Testimony before the senate impeachment court reveals alleged bias and a plan to influence settlements. Attorneys for Archibald claim a potential deal with Watson and the Delaware Lackawanna & Western to settle Benton claims, with figures cited around 461000. Witnesses describe conferences at Archibald's home and efforts to learn progress of negotiations.
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President Briefed On Mexican Disorder Hearings
In Washington a presidential briefing followed a Senate inquiry into Mexican unrest. Witnesses described outages, murders, holdups, and bandit attacks on Americans. Officials debated intervention, with the president signaling no immediate authority request while promising to study the case.
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Dynamite Plot Believed No Demonstration Needed
Atiie December 11 Kim Gould a well known attorney appeared at preliminary proceedings with two dynamite devices. He stated Pacdon J Keyes planted the dynamite under his father in law's guidance, claiming he could explain every detail. Keyes, age 93, an engineer, was charged with threatening and aiding the plot.
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Allen's Gang Targeted for Final Disposal
Fragmented OCR text shows a violent call to eliminate Allen's gang with garbled names and scattered words. The readable parts reference final disposal and associates Sonya and WhedEy with the group, indicating a possible criminal urgency.
Grand Trunk Road Shutdown Debate in Washington
A chaotic report details a proposal and warnings over Grand Trunk Railway rate changes. Officials discuss freight tolls, potential interstate complications, and a possible congressional ban to halt the Grand Trunk line amid intercity transport tensions.
Fragmentary note about a St Paul Ber and a top rear of home appliance depart
A garbled OCR line mentions St Paul Ber and a top rear item in a home appliance department, with unclear events or actions. No clear person, place, date, or outcome can be determined from readable text.
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Montana steer sets world record price at show
A Montana steer exhibited by Jones Lamy and Wisden topped the sale at a record price, fetching a high bid of 1275. The event, held in Spokane by Stanlay Coht Starake, drew buyers from regional ranches.
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Strikers Volley Leaves Detectives Lost in Confrontation
A chaotic incident centers on a group described as strikers volleying at detectives, with unclear details but strong implication of violence. Names and precise affiliations are unreadable, making exact entities difficult to confirm. Further readable text would clarify participants and location.
Strike and shooting disrupts Belgenstler area
In December 1874 a violent strike by coal workers near Belgenstler escalated into a street clash. Wounded workers and bystanders clog the hospital as police, backed by deputies, confront protesters at the river docks. Several men are named among the wounded and suspected ringleaders are pursued.
Changing Her Mind Causes Her Death
Dee Wye and Peter Jergen, an engineer, became involved after Naya from Springfield fed the romance and marriage plans. Jorgen shot Naya, then killed himself, the fatal sequence following her charge of changing her mind amid love and duty.
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