Coal Train Stolen By Chicago Mob At Wisconsin Line
A mob in Chicago seized a coal train at the Wisconsin line and carried away the coal while the crew was confined for three hours. Women led the assault. several arrests followed though some women were released. The city then began selling coal at basket and stockholder rates to aid those unable to pay extortionate retailer prices. The commission aims to supply coal to needy residents at lower rates.
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Ubka
Pattern
Northwestern
Wisconsin Coh Teil
Chicago
Get Coal Now Demand at Detroit Meeting Sparks Antitrust Push
A January Detroit convention of over twenty delegates from major cities opened with criticism of federal officials for lax enforcement of Sherman antitrust and interstate commerce laws against coal monopolies. Mayburt, Mason, and Gunes led calls to petition judges, seek prosecutions, and even impeach officials failing to curb price fixing.
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Detroit
Mayburt of
Terfort
Mason
Illinois
Mayburt
Gunes
Tennessee
Gneral
United States
Dhe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Big Orchard for Americus
Americus January 27 special report announces the Bagley Gober Orchard Company forming with Captain H Bagley and Judge George T Gober. Capitalized at 100000 with 3000 acres planned near Americus, two rail lines, a new town Bagley, and a large refrigerating plant. Orders placed for half a million trees to plant a vast peach operation expected to spur regional fruit culture.
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Americus
Georgia
United States
Authoritariols
H . Bagley
Atlanta
George T Gober “A Ray
Bagley Gober Orchard Company
Bex Gn
Bagtey
Langston
Aba
Rome man sues U S for 140000 cotton claim
Warry G Stoffregen of Rome files a special large cotton claim against the United States government seeking 140000 dollars. He is nephew of the late H G Peters and heir to Peters estate in Columbus Ga. The claim targets losses from destruction of cotton tied to Peters estate after the war.
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Rome
Warry G Stoffregen
H G Peters
Colmrus Ga
Tere
Stoffensen
Mr_ Peters
Ev Pot
Barons Cooked Wages Figures in Lehigh Strike Hearings
January testimony before the amthra ike coal strike commission highlighted wage figure manipulation by G B Markle and other companies. Albert Leisenring testified to meetings benefiting both sides, while Edward Ross admitted altering figures in company accounts. Willard Young claimed a Lehigh terror reign but later hedged on specifics. A P Platt denied such a reign yet avoided full commitment on troop use.
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Philadelphia
Amthraike Coal Strake Commission
Reading Company
Jowand
Albert C Leisenring
Upper Lehigh Aal Company
Leisenring
IL Iv Chust
United Mine Workers
Edward Ross
G B Markle
Met
Gray
Attorney McCarthy
Willard Young
Ir Young
Lehigh
Vr Youngs
P Platt
English Must Be Taught Pursia Mex Decree on Language Teaching
A state decree mandates the Daelish language be taught in all hospitals as part of compulsory instruction. The measure aims to ensure language proficiency among medical staff and improves patient communication across the state.
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War brewing in the South
Washington reports Secretary Hay and Brazilian minister along with Bolivian chargé d affaires hold talks on Acre as President Pando moves an army. U S seeks to curb rupture, offering good offices while noting the Acre syndicate backed by American capital underpins the dispute.
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Washington
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Brazil
Senor Falles
State Department
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Acre
Pando of Bolla
Thare
Secretaryias
Bolivia
Herran Presents Credentials After Attack by Senator Morgan
Washington reports Senor Herran, Colombian chargé d affaires, arrived to assume duties at the Colombian legation, after his credentials, sent from Boston, were found valid. The secretary of state confirmed Herran's authority, with notification from the U.S. minister in Bogota, as negotiations on the canal treaty proceeded.
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Herran
State Department
Legation
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Bosote
Hay
Cabe
Hart
Bogota
Miners Push Wage Demands and Anti Injunction Plan
A West Virginia led miners convention near Indianapolis outlines wage increases of 124.5 cents per ton and a 15 cent per ton differential for mine types, with calls for anti injunction law and a defense fund. Delegates discuss state legislation and a national conference set for April 7 as union leaders warn of funds and unity challenges.
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Unu
Convention For
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Ice
Lewis Fo
Nichola
Juan Tahex
Puttaville
Patrik Dolan
Pittsburg
Ryan
Spring
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Albindy
John
Gehr
Provence
Tinted
Wine Workers of America
Bern
Mageriall
Fda
Cuban policy debate warms then cools in Washington
Feeblean conservatives leader Senor Capte, head of the party and foreign relations committee, responds to a question from Asworkitel Press about a bill and its toll on costs. Reports from Washington suggest a Senate vote is possible but parties remain divided. The clash centers on taxation of certain activities as reforms move toward potential passage.
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Jaygna
Senik
Anl
Asworkitel
Emmuti
Washington
Anpiose Wits
Germit Tyeri
Three Ballots But No Choice In Local Primary
Fragmented OCR notes show multiple ballot instances and names such as Larus B Watson and William Fabirs with references to machinists organize meeting in Athens Georgia. Vague lines hint at political process and local lodge activity with dates and officials mentioned in garbled form.
Judge Broyles Receives Peculiar Insane Letter from Davey
Frank P Davey confined in polling station writes Judge Broyles asking if he is a Mason. He requests release with help from “Major Sylvester” and Senator Clay of Georgia. Washington residents reported as kin and supporters. Police await definite action on Davey’s case.
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Ffp
Davey
Broyles
Nash Broyles
Frank P Davey
Poles
Major Sylvester
Sen A S Clay
Georgia
Frank P Davey Dare
Washington
Two Winners Picked by Talent in Turbulent Race Day
Historical racing notes detail Fair Lass at 10 to 1 and Floyd K at 7 to 1 as the longest shots failing to pass under wire in a confusing front-up event with multiple races. The card cites a feverish start by starter Chris Titgerald and a clouded, sultry track with heavy FIRS conditions, recounting results across seven furlong heats and a variety of horses including Mip to SL20, Lime 1639, and Prince Herman.
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New Gileins
Optiona
Ahumata
Search Easy
Willim Wurrat
Chris Titgerald
Ings Siet
Memphan
Biwasa
Prince Herman
Anzemer
Inbend
WW Hicks
Bummer
Robbins
Mollie T
Adsea
Shadkight Hunt
George Star
Ube
Sue Johnson
Fuller
Scully
Glsasun
Ermuk Willard
John Storm
Florham
Redfern
Tan
Lituka Us
Donnegra
Q Cullen
Gladen Barkin
Uranium
Floyd Hows
Etaer
Mock
Peu Wi
Garnent
I Juris
Prince Real King Bay Leveorn Glenzen
Miss Shanks
Jara Levy
Dirmy Titss
Mashal Beil
Garson
Rennon Calimelt
Winkfield
Gotu
Creleva
Uberte Aster
Kate
Travis
Lorillard's Dog a Winne Champion Field Trials Stakes Grand Junction
Keng Geneva owned by P Lorillard of New York City and handled by OC Tucker won the champion stake at the United States field trials in Grand Junction. Mohawk, owned by Avant and Dursea, placed second. its owners declined a substantial offer. The event featured Gates Tick, Count Dunstine, and Sports Tady Gneva among top finishers, with Geneva achieving multiple prior victories in aged and open stakes.
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Sax
Fie
United States Association
Geneva
P Loilliard
New York City
OC Tucker Mohawk
Avant & Dursea
Mohawk
Lonard
Gus
Dunstine
Tady
United
Coincidence prompts major tower inspection in Chicago
The Grand Central station tower in Chicago faced a thorough check after a questionable event the prior summer. President Fathra urged a full brick-by-brick review, with architects initially unconcerned but urged action by the leadership.
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St Maras
Grand Cental Siiton
Chiengo
Pre Dent Farthorn
Cheller
Reed's Corrections and a Ranger's Strength Claim
A garbled OCR fragment describes Reed's correction of a public dispute. It mentions an official, a constituent, and a ranger described as a tower of strength in the community. The text preserves references to promises and negotiations, with unclear names and actions due to damaged text.
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Reed
Hamis Ered
Ah Offic
Shi Man
Reed Wade
Shu
Wilson Beats Douglass in Augusta First Round Fight
In Augusta Wilson, a Savannah fighter, defeated Douglass in the first round of a pugilistic bout. Wilson, fifteen pounds heavier, used measured blows and clinching to wear down Douglass who staggered, then a single punch opened a cut over Douglass eye ending the match. A follow up bout with Pat Raedy of Savannah was announced for February.
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Frei
Douglass
Suvariian
Georg
Chas Himmer
Maryland
Jack Wilson
Savannah
Wilson
Dor
Slop
Douglas
Walson
Busines
Pat Raedy
Brown Delivers Plain Lively Jackson Lecture at Grand
William Garrett Brown spoke on Andrew Jackson to a large Atlanta audience despite bad weather. The lecturer, noted for clarity and earnest delivery, presented a plain, engaging portrait of Jackson, praising the man and his era without flamboyance. He made a favorable impression.
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Alliam Garrett Brown
William Garrett Brown
Andrew Jackson
Atlanta Lector Association
Brown
Ernest
Jackson
Old Officers Retain Position in Athens School Board
Athens January 27 Yesterday afternoon the Athens board of education reerected its officers for the ensuing term Rev John D Mell remaining as president and C D Flanigen as secretary The board has had two changes in membership since its organization and under its direction the city of Athens has been given as excellent a system of public schools as can be detailed Soyt ape
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Athens
Athens Board of Education
John D Mell
C D Flanigen
Board of Education
Oakland race meet reports show multiple winners and margins
A long Oakland card features several purse races with winners and prices. Highlights include Gold Van Waldo winning the mile event at 3 to 1, with times around 11 seconds for the sprinted miles and new names like Akaitel and Azarine in place. Other races list Bugear, Golden Collage, Yellow Stone, and more with various finishes and odds, plus a dramatic finishing stretch in the sixth race. The narrative also includes anecdotal crowd chatter about flowers and seeds unrelated to the races.
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Gold van Ar
Tiverite
We Walle
Sellin Akaitel Wu
Waldo
McGovern
Tetide Titz Stockwell Pirade Maud Gassie
Victoria
Ragnarok
Ace of Spadran
Donovan
Bugear
Azarine
Reed
Dolly
Toridtas Dei Vista Praeba
Witsong
Young Wyrello
Jackwang
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Wil
Sards
Adkins
Platonius Caslase
Lars Wit
Pat Morrissey
Sir Hugh
Clauaus
Oakland
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Rink
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Claude Walton
Frank Iseney
Vere de Vere
Jerry Hunt
Tufter
Taintry Pelimon
Ninate
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Petunia UF
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T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
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Forsyth St
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Tsyranus Fagan
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TE Bennett
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Atlanta, Ga
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Southern Railway
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Cuba
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