British unions back women suffrage in landmark vote
In London a major labor party statement backs woman suffrage. A 37 vote conference of UK trade unions instructed MPs to oppose any Reform Bill that excludes women. The move heightens pressure on government and highlights union leverage with 2.9 to 3 million members as potential voters.
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London
Jinn
Weilish Labor Party
Na Vole
Sah
United Kingdom
Wooten
Ano
Atl
Geneva Eloelion
Eemingling
Paulshirst
Women's Secial and Political Union
Mey
Mitt
Rght
Ness
Woren
Last Drummond
House of Emumeny
Confession Debate in Nev Trial Raises Questions
In Carson City Nev a 15 year old girl testified about a confession extracted under pressure at the Bertin hotel killing three people. The defense claimed coercion including threats of drinks and detective coercion while the girl described waking to a disturbance and involvement of her employer. The court heard a hypothetical question about the girl’s statement and its impact on the case. The session noted suffrage progress with a decisive vote.
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Tonie
Janak
Lyarban Arnold
Bertin
Sidney
Schwat
Emiloyer
Ehivts
de. Sennat
Amol
Berlin
Hearings Open on Compensation Acts in Legislature
Nelona correspondence reports opening hearings on compensation acts before house and senate labor committees. Labor representatives push for objections to be heard. opponents urge exemptions for railroad and mine workers. Senator O'Shea chairs as discussion outlines Oregon plan style provisions and funding. Some operators plan to attend the Morrow night session.
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Standard
Nelona
House
Senate
Uelena Commercerum
Labor
Dennis Murphy
O'Shea
Chatrinar
Senate Committee
Truley
Briely
Oregon
Donoghue
Governor Grants Commutations To Three Prisoners
Governor Tenet today commuted sentences for three inmates in Springfield.Mercy orders enable two prisoners to gain immediate freedom while Charles Hensel, aged 99, has his life sentence reduced to twenty years.
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Springfield
Governiar Teneen
Utelet
Charles Hensel
Gift to McKinley Found in Pawn
New York January 30 Prominent New York Masons led by Raymond A. Kline of Brooklyn bought the gold Knights Templar invitation to President McKinley for 1400. The item, sent from California, was found in a pawn broker shop and later offered to Hermanus Taer of Mount Vernon for 100, who refused to resell. The jewel is a memento of the late president and will be returned to a high official in the order. Money for the purchase was raised in the city amid distress over the loss of McKinley.
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New York
Taymond A. Kline
Hronklyn
Knights Templar
Menhieh
Pawbraker
Hermanus FL Taer
Mount Vernon
Baer
Mabel McKiney
McKin
Ly McKinney
California
Ty Masons Aq
Kine
McKinley
Byrne to wed Catholic rite at St Frances Academy
Michael J Byrne, former actor and Ry Ryrie brother of Eight Bells fame, will wife a Catholic ceremony in June at St Frances Academy Logella. Doctor John F L Byrke, son of the man who lives here, confirms the information. Byrne is 34 years old.
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Baltimore
Jan
Michael J. Byrne
Ryrie
St. Frances Academy
Logella
John FL. Byrke
Byrne
Final arguments fail to move Home Rule division
A divided debate in the House of Commons ends with a strong party line vote against home rule. Lord Lansdowne, Morley of Blackburn, and Curzon loom large as speeches warn that giving Ireland self-government could threaten England and lead to international troubles.
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Therese
Jordy
Mar
Halsbury Pi
Hernally
Petra
Gielleries
Lord Lansdowne
Bork Morley
Blackburn Corie Rovermort
Chulstone
Lemglang
Ireland
Lanstowny Gemeriy
Kedlesteng
House of Commons
City Firemen Accused in Arson Trust Conspiracy
Chicago firemen allegedly joined an arson trust in a covert operation described by an informer inside the state's attorney's office. Investigators say several firemen were paid to help disable public safety signals as part of a broader scheme tied to underwriters and New York interests. Additional interrogations are planned as prosecutors pursue the case.
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Accusit
Hacia
Mm de Avluil
Wuililiras
Gremen
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Gonigit
Hebert
J. Pax
Arornexs
Iad
Inderwriters of
New York
State Attorinys
Ale Aaran Trust
Iday
Enten
Reno
Thaene
Pinet Cmd
Wade
Willian
Auter
Wilnan
Hanes
Wilson
Unable to Draw Out On Bryan In The Cabinet
unclear OCR text shows political discussion around Bryan in the cabinet. The governor and others debate acceptance of cabinet positions and public announcements. The fragmented prose references Wilson, week, and approval considerations without coherent events or dates.
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Gant
Bryan
Min Duley and Polsion Funeral Ignored by New Admin
Fragmentary OCR text references Min Duley and a funeral, noting the new administration and political figures. The legible fragments hint at a political funeral context and unnamed individuals connected to the event. The source is unclear but suggests a press item about leadership and bereavement within a political frame.
War To Begin Again By Next Monday Morning
Fragmented OCR text outlines a looming conflict across the Balkans with mentions of Turkey, Greece, and regional powers. It references impending war, diplomatic positions, and shifting alliances, noting stakes in the Aegean and surrounding territories, with scattered dates and officials.
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Ben Hardinunat
Arba Jk Dyer
Vail
Ull
Agen
South Parkss
Baete Inndernene
Mnieewedaue
Dwesthay Eden
Denis Chak
Aelrig
Mways
Turkey
Vatican
Dane
Indian Suggested for Indian Commissionership
A Washington meeting adopted a resolution urging the president elect to appoint Thomas L. Sloan of Nebraska, an Omaha Indian, as commissioner of Indian affairs. The group argued Indiana should have a native in charge who understands tribal people and their needs.
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Washington
Rounell
Wilkana
Thenas TL. Sloan
Nebraska
Indiana
Unable to parse title from provided text
A report describes the killing of a white man at the town of Galifield last month. An unnamed suspect tied to complicity was taken from a deputy sheriff on a passenger train here today by a mob connected to a telegraph line.
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Galifield
Darrow Second Trial Opens Amid Jury Controversy
The second trial of Darrow opens with a 12 juror panel and alternates in readiness as prosecutors recount alleged bribery connected to the McNamara case. Witnesses detail payments to jurors, including a $2,600 promised bribe, while potential juror Dresbach from Artesia admits limited newspaper reading and unfamiliarity with Darrow.
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S. Laerensy
James
McNamara
Toures
Reistein
Darreys
Juroe Bain
Teer Brankitt
McNamrt
Aerger Darrow
Hte
Win Lind
Franklin
Aynye
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Darrow
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Los Angeles
Presbach
Dresebach
J.C. Pracer
Pasadena
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