Help From The South Mutters Fret Over Wars Aid
A fragmented Civil War era account describes Helen Longstreet aiding her late husband General Longstreet after a bond/bail disagreement. Sheriff Marburger arranged $6,000 bond through General Sickles’ lawyer Dan M Hays, with Miss Edith Waerneding summoned to pay fees. General Sickles accepts the process. telegrams from Gulnaryville escalate tensions with New York figures and veterans.
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New York
Dai
Helen Bi Longstreet
Daniel Ui
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Canvays
Lee
Gener Mokies
Sherif Marburger
Sicko Todas
Tétter Co
Neburger
Minstead
Uin
Stekles
Danbst M Hays
Hays
Sheriffs
Sléklos
Galyesque
Dan Steer
Danial J. Sickles
Hewlifes
Sickles
Gettysture
Gelvrid
Cnanerat Sickles
Tole
General Longstreet
Longstreet
Gettysbure
Ameren
Cenere Sickles
Firemen vote strike action under railway labor show down
A New York based strike vote among firemen proceeds amid confusion and partisan statements. The committee claims no immediate danger of a strike, while some officials say the measure could redirect labor action across roads in Mississippi and northern Virginia.
Bogard and Peterson Buried Under Slide
Special dispatch from Saltese reports miner David Bogard and Joe Peterson missing after a snowslide near Copper Dauty unit. Searchers found the cabin wrecked and traces of the two men, with no faces recovered. George Wood led the expedition, aided by a rescue party, while a previous inquiry noted Bogard’s prominence and long mining career in Western Montana.
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Vispaluk
Salle
David Bogard
Saltese
Joe Petergoi
Grorge Wood
Weeek Ys
Regard
Peterson
Saltosa
George
Wood
Kent
Saltnse
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Peters
Menta
Goverany Richards
Alaslee
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Urlono
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Matin Street
Wien
Petey Pee Corse
Sens Asphystutes
Allwonits
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Syhere
Tmithbard
Peterson Ny
Lindqusal
Aripplus Athletic Vortenta
Newis
Val Ova
Sweden
Iaindquist
Stundera
Nana Hamed Mulverson
Real Nefors
Wade
Ted
Wutihire
Oxford Tac
West
Tha Vend
Witet
Ata Asgareir
Paterson
Halverson
Fred Burgman
Arizona Lifts Lost Electoral Vote Mystery
Arizona faced a dramatic delay as mislaid electors and missing messenger Webb sparked a suspenseful tale of a potential third vote. Officials worried the vote could be taxed or halted if Webb did not arrive by dawn, with Washington awaiting confirmation of their delegation's stance.
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Uae
Akiada
Woodrow Wilson
Phamag
Capitol
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Tiny
Imelory
OMFG
Asay
Onlige
Washington
St. Louis
Tim
Arizonac
Tandit
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Bialkin Mehinat
Mustela
Unis
Parker
Turkey
Court Dismisses Suit Aimed at Delaying Case
Supreme Court today dismissed the suit by Usorer Mengel of Beotkenunty Lowe seeking to delay the proceedings. The action aimed to obstruct the sale of property and involve several managers under Chemie wh. Aitherloo SNe AARCEB EAL. The decision ends Mengel’s bid to stall the matter.
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Mengel
Lowe
Beavarian quarrel over jury duties stirs legislature
In a heated session Senator Helen’s bill to limit jury service prompts a dispute. Sen Williams cites morality as he argues women should not be barred from juries. Denver and Boston context referenced. supporters note women’s suffrage and jury participation.
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Beaver
Robinson
Smrern
Severit
Reurt
Halse WY
Priavieuiy
Tria
Boston
Eastor
Toby Flecker
Tenver
Thin Town
Lillian Graham and Her Sister Cut Off in His Will
In Realtle Washington, Lillian Graham a former New York chorus girl acquitted in New York of assault by striking W. F. J. Stoker received only a portion of her father Patrick Graham’s estate after his death. The will left a larger share to her sister and others, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Lillian Graham
Wash
New York
Wan
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Riso
Herena
Galway
Oulart
Southern Widow Presses Aid for Sickles in Gettysburg Dispute
The Confederate general’s widow urges aid from the North to defend General Sickles after a telegram controversy. She claims Longstreet’s retreat affected Gettysburg and vows to help if Sickles requires it, referencing historical loyalties and battlefield actions.
War hero faced court over alleged abort inquiry
In Maglang the British government reduced a vote from £3,009 to £0 and Tropup-Kean Leader Brown urged a legislative investigation into alleged abort. General Daniel E. Sickles chaired the state monuments commission amid possible relief for the veteran.
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Aibins
Maglang
Hritisy
EAA
Tropup- Kean
Brown
Senaintas Nlehe
Daniel E. Sickles
Rommisaion
Wrest of gas mine tragedy and athletic feats told
The piece recounts a mine gas accident with Peterson, Lindquist, Hubbard, and others involved, detailing rescue efforts, rope use, and victim recoveries. It also discusses a Nordic athletic competition with Lindquist and Molverson, praising physical training and national pride as athletes prepare for Olympiad events and a western state contest.
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Lindquist
Amd
Hubbard
Mollet
Delorson
Montana
Tauqutat
Lindalat
Te Pavlite
Serica Athietew
Btreena Amy
Craigth
Nya
Itn
Appeal for Balkan war refugees aids urged in Washington
The American Red Cross and Constantinople society leaders urge immediate funds to relieve non combatants in the Balkans as snows fall. The appeal targets churches and newspapers nationwide to mobilize aid for refugees' hunger, cold, and displacement, with a meeting planned in Washington.
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Constantinapte
Tac Tire
Meni Red Crows Society
Washington
United States
Willan Teekhi
Calete Cate
Robert College
Athens
Havenly
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America
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Agia
Sanleitrony
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Tts
Red Cross Society
Srett
Constantinopie Soatty
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ANG Society
English Papers View New York Streets on York Jan 22
On January 22 reports describe streets of New York as seen by English papers. Thomas Connor and his associate Thomas Fiends, both noted Finglishmen, were arrested for carrying weapons to guard themselves. They were fined 35 dollars.
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New York
York
Connor
Connor Weg
Thomas Fienles
Legislature Bills and Committee Actions Described
Report details changes in committee handling of the legalized fond bill and efforts to compel expense accounts. It notes the bill’s path, party balance uncertainties, and planned floor vote. Labor committee meetings and compensation acts discussions are referenced with no final outcome.
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Helena
Gulngze Lefora
Ings Pot
Mt Tagty
Senate
House
Wight
Auwilter
Fragmented House Debate on Legislation and Registration
A fragmented legislative transcript shows a heated debate on a bill affecting pecuniary interests. King of Cheteau seeks to strike a clause, Norton of Silver Bow protests, and May of Gewls and Clark label the move reactionary. Murphy of Cascade proposes governor appointments to oversee each member’s conversations.
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King of Cheteau
Qerds
Norton
Silver Bow
May
Gewls
Clark
Tas Tirty
Ife
Yedan Motlan
King
Murphy
Cascade
Hotel Help Will Continue Strike
New York, Jan 27. After a day of quiet, a mass meeting of about 1500 waiters voted to continue the strike until demands are granted. Strikers then marched through the hotel district and shattered several hotel windows as police dispersed the crowd. Union headquarters ordered all striking waiters to report for strike duty assignments or face suspension.
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New York
Waiters
Alriking Wiiters
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