Deputies surround town as post office fears flare in Mississippi
The Commercial Appeal reports in Indianola Mississippi that deputies and secret service men cluster the town amid fears of violence over Minnie Ug opened post office. Sheriff Cox pledges guard and patrols while reports note large influx of visitors and preparations from surrounding counties.
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Turmoil as Regency Rivalry Marks Sultans Rise
Fragmentary report details factions around Fez and the Sultan’s claim to the throne. Mohammed’s son Wal Wahimmed named governor to bolster official rule. Tribes oppose Bubmara and prepare routes along the coast as the sultan’s support shifts amid corruption and power struggles.
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Liang Cheng’s Ching-A-Ling Lu Kin in News
Liang Cheng’s Ching-A-Ling Lu is highlighted as a notable figure among Chinese women of modern education and ideas. The piece mentions Wilmoo, daughter of the Chinese minister Paii, preparing to depart for Ashington with her family.
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Mayors and alderman change at city council tonight
The mayor and ten council members face term ends and new officials take office. Mayor Livingston Mims retires, and Mayor Pro Tem Harvey Jolson presides as the new regime, with Howell expected to be sworn in and the council adjourning after farewell remarks and the oath of office for the incoming mayor and aldermen.
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John C Reed
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Sid Hollind
Philly Brertenbicher
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Caugedman
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Breitenbacher
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Paty du Clam Does Not Deny In Dreyfus Affair Probe
January report in a Paris publication quotes Colonel Du Paty de Clam denying claims about his role in the Dreyfus case. The piece asserts archives show the Humberts aided in defending Dreyfus by mobilizing funds and influence to influence investigations.
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Disputed Venezuelan landing reports and Castrо’s position
Berlina reports doubt German marines landed at Puerto Cabello and calls the claim a canard while noting U S reluctance to act. The press debates Monroe Doctrine, international law, and Germany’s stance amid European tensions in the Western Hemisphere. The dispatches also cover Dutch and British actions at La Guayra, customs clerks discharged, and Castro’s fragile hold as unrest continues toward Caracas.
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Puerto Cabillo
Venezuela
Foreign Office
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Puerto Cabello
Pha Vossische Zeitung Independent Oberat
Germany
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Prince Henry
Frederick the Great
Monroe
Castro
la Guayra
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Customs House
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Tus Port
Shake Hands Between Rosebud Spokesmen and Lone Star Scout
Indian Territory report notes Red Cloud and Lone Star scout Fred Woo Hans, a former government scout who aided Crack Miles, plan a final Rosebud visit to renew ties. The piece recalls Wounded Knee battles, Big Foot’s band, and Lone Star’s noted service, amid uncertainty of future sight.
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Wounded Knee
Big Foots
Ema
Disturbances Spread as Troops Move into Che Kiang Province
Disturbances in eastern China worsen as five thousand troops are dispatched to quell disorders in Che Kiang province near Shanghai. The action follows rising unrest noted in provincial fronts and indicates broader security concerns for the region.
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Crown Princess of Saxony in potential reconciliation talks
Vienna reports a possible thaw between the crown princess and her husband amid a child custody dispute. The crown family seeks to identify the unborn child and avoid substitution while the crown prince doubts paternity and King George pushes for separation. A compromise envisions retirement near the frontier with occasional visits to her children.
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M Giron
Will Wolcott or Teller Win in Colorado Senate Fight
A Colorado Senate contest over a successor to a vacancy pits Wolcott against Teller amid Democratic strength and Republican opposition. Descriptions of a possible caucus selection, threats of party upheaval, and alleged forgeries circulate as the battle lines form before key votes.
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Subadar
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Sensiloc Henry Mc Peller
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Scott for the Senatorship
Lan France reports Scott has announced his candidacy for the senatorship. The Oregon race centers on Senator Perkins whose term ends in March. Scott has pursued the bid for weeks and aims to secure votes, while Perkins backers claim sixty one votes on the first ballot. a joint house total is 120. Scott is described as a better judge for ships than politics.
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Lan France
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Perkins
Maren
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Succése
Baby Elephant Topsy Killed at Coney Island
Newark reports Topsy the baby elephant, famed for a record of three men slain, was executed at Coney Island. She refused to die peacefully as 410 grains of cyanide and a 600 volt electric shock were applied, the electric current kept on for ten seconds, then released. The animal twitched then fell silent as the crowd observed.
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Newark
Topsy
Coney Island
Tapsy
Kier
Burglars Break Into Five Firms In One Night
Three criminals, two battered attempts and one break in with a damaged store door mark a five firm burglary spree. A watchman fired into the wholesale grocery store as the trio fled after breaking the front door glass. Only a small cash haul was recovered.
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ThiefCaughtByString Gun In Lewington Robbery
A suspect named Tom Reman was arrested in Columbia on January 4 for incendiary and robbery linked to Lewington depot thefts. The depot was protected by a string activated shotgun booby trap, injuring the thief who fled. Police in Columbia traced events to Lewington. a man named Odiver Rowland reported a sting gun incident and was injured, leading to further investigation and transfer to local authorities.
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Police haul gang of crooks in Birmingham raid
A ten man squad of Birmingham police surrounded a house early January and captured five desperadoes armed with shotguns and pistols. The men identified by residents as involved in highway robberies and burglaries, plus two women charged with receiving stolen property, are expected to be charged at the city jail. The group, described as well known in polite circles, faces potential murder attempts during the spree. The raid also mentions a separate political item noting Dorr elected president at a Past Travelers meeting in Augusta.
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John Ed Bryant
Robert Bee
Will Henderson
Abe Willams
Wall Jones
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Agreement ends case over wife’s alleged affection
Last night R W Abbey and his brother Dr H Abbey reached a settlement over charges linked to the latter’s alleged relations with his brother’s wife Annie Abbott. The warrant against Dr Abbey was dismissed after Abbey agreed to have no further contact with his brother’s wife, and Justice of the Peace Edgar M Orr signed the dismissal order.
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Dr Abbey
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Firope
ROLLEY- EXPRESS IS PUD East Tennessee Mail Service
New year sees Bristol to Kingsport Tennessee express service by rail and road operating nightly. Mail departs Bristol at 7 pm reaches Aingsport at 5 am and returns from Kingsport to Bristol by 3:32 am. Rural free delivery benefits cited and a push for a Bristol Kingsport Pike to improve the service gains momentum.
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Heitfeld Not Likely to Be Chosen in Idaho Senate Race
The Idaho Legislature will meet at noon to select a United States senator. The field includes Henry Heitfeld, W 2 Borah, F Bowe, and Judge D W Standred of Pocatello. Most members doubt Heitfeld will win. Borah appears favored but the outcome remains uncertain.
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Borah
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Giorze
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Gener
Death Toll From Toy Pistols Reaches Twenty Seven
Charleston reports seven more boys dead from lockjaw linked to wounds from toy pistols loaded with blank cartridges. Doctors split on tetanus cause while confusion grows over whether atmospheric germs or toy gun use drives the epidemic. Board of health records four more deaths and urges laws banning such toy weapons.
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Bryan on a Mexican Mount Elizabethan visit to Toluca described as modern and enterprising
Governor Villada mo and the Toluca authorities greeted the distinguished American Bryan and his family in Toluca Mexico. They were taken to the natural exposition and hosted at a banquet. The party toured notable points in the city, praised for healthfulness and growth, about 890 feet above the federal capital.
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Bryan Ani
French statesmen form cotton association to challenge American monopoly
Report states that French officials and manufacturers plan a colonial association to promote cotton growing in French colonies, especially in Bouden, with aims to counter the American cotton monopoly through development of production. The effort involves deputies and traders seeking cooperation to expand supply.
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Jules Sleztri
Warrington
Felix
Etten
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Boudan
Warrant Charges Dr T Ht Atues With Alenating Affections
A warrant accuses Dr T Ht Atues of alienating the affections of his brother’s wife Annie Abbott. The story notes related local cases and a dismissal in Little Georgia Wagner following an agreement with Dr Abbey.
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Georgia Wagner
Abbey
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Howell
City Evangelical Association
Mo Dunominton
Annta Reel
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