Union reps to press wage rise with Wheeling road head
Grand Master Hanrahan of the Locomotive Firemen Acting Grand Master Fitzpatrick of the Brotherhood of Trainmen and a telegraphers' representative visit General Manager Blickensderfer to push the wage increase. The bodies say the last talks were unauthorized and demand accredited committees take charge.
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Cleveland
Hanrahan
Fitzpatrick
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Blickensderfer
T 4S
Uncle's Sam's Navy Prepares for Trouble
Norfolk Va Jan 27 Bush work continues at the navy yard with all vessels now in ordinary being placed in fighting trim in case of trouble from the Venezuelan matter. Mechanics in repair departments are working overtime and all night shifts are expected to start tonight.
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Norfolk
Navy Yard
Robbers Busy Burgling Banks
Bank raid at Citizens' Bank in Waterloo Nebraska was carried out with dynamite this morning. Three armed robbers fled with 3500 dollars after a running fight with locals. J. H. Hatch arrived first at the scene and was fired upon but not harmed.
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Waterloo
Neb
Citizens’bank
J. H. Hatch
Mayor Maybury Stars His Own Bizarre Convention
Washington dispatch reports Detroit Mayor William C. Maybury opening a coal convention at Shoreham with about fifty delegates. He urged correcting coal shortages by expanding yards where soft coal sells for 4.50 a ton and noted Detroit’s policy as a model, while Senator Mason of Illinois urged Congress to apply wartime price controls to coal as a necessity.
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Age
Washington
William C. Maybury
Detroit
Shoreham
Mason
Linois
Convention
Congress
Verdict clears Mr. Lessler in bribery charge
Report states the verdict will clear Mr. Lessler of bribery accusations. It notes an offer by Doblin but finds Pddin’s testimony not credible and links Mr. Quine to the alleged offer. The committee intends to bring the result promptly before the house.
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Prs Vedat
Washington
Jan vToedi Ois
Lessler
Doblin
Pddin
Quine
Lossler
Quge
Js Ley
Bos
Otsego Oil Company Organizes Amid Drilling Prep
Otsego citizens met in the town hall to organize for oil and gas drilling. The venture plans 2000 dollars capital with 400 shares sold at ten dollars each and a ten percent treasury infusion. Leases on 15 acres promised, work to begin today as stockholders election set for this afternoon.
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Otsego
Eee Rouicy
Treasury
Floating Palace Mystery Involves Whithon Boys
A fragment notes W A Markie manager of the Swallew and Markie floating palace in Whith, with Coshocton boys connected to a vanished event last season. Details are incomplete and unclear from the garbled OCR.
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Floating Palace
W. A. Markie
Swal-lew and Markie Floating Palace
Whith
Coshocton
Why Do Children Learn to Lie
The piece traces how children begin with sincerity and gradually learn deception through family habits and social pressures. It notes early tolerated small lies, parental falsehoods to avoid embarrassment, and the decisive impact of society on teaching lying. It cites harsh punishment as a key driver, leaving the child in terror of reproach and making lying a supreme source of relief.
Lunatic asylum fire near London. many feared dead
Fire at Coloney Hatch lunatic asylum in Coloney Hatch, north of London, began in the Jewish wing at 5:30. Panic spread as inmates escaped. firemen faced access challenges but gained control. Reports say many bodies found, with at least fifty believed dead.
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the Age
London
Coloney Hatch
London fog halts Chicago transport and lights
A London fog enveloped Chicago this morning making travel hazardous and dimming the city. Electric lights burned in the business district while downtown streets were nearly as dark as night at five o clock. Car traffic crawled as visibility dropped to near zero.
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The
Age
Chicago
London
Fortune in Silver Stolen From a Car
Silver stolen from a car in New Mexico during transit to Chicago after a confrontation at a Paso Mis place. Several bars of silver were taken and one person was fatally hurt in the incident. The wheelmen and others involved were reportedly in custody. junior order officers elected new leaders at a Shaw building meeting.
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Tain Gordon
N.M
HL Basen
Chienage
Willon
Order of United American Mechanics
Shaw Building
Roberts
Dennison
J. Rod
J. W
Sucreta
Renards al
AL Miller
Trewsirer
Channeiorea A
Maxwell
Isenburg
Murray
Man At Forge Arrested For Murder
Fort Worth Texas January 28. A man named Fiewe was arrested in Shawnee Oklahoma for murder. He worked in a department store and had a reward offered for his arrest. He claimed a friend in Chicago supplied the money. The hand property value is stated as $250.00.
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Man AT Forge
Fort Wort
Tesas
Mar Iowe
Tadis
Harsel
Fiewe
Ideeksmidh
Roes-y
Wilwar
Die
Uber
Haretson
Chirawo
Scott again faces charges in White Eyes case
William Scott, freed on habeas corpus grounds after Judge Roche ruled the peace officer exceeded authority, was re arrested and jailed in the county park. He allegedly pointed a shotgun at a White Eyes township resident and was bound over to court by Squire Parks at Avondale.
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William Scott
Joseph McDowell
Squire
Coshocton
Pard Clark
John Shaw
Phillip Emig
Eason
Common Pleas
Willie Scanfarber
State of Ohio
Isaac Schanfarber
Bason
Four Coshocton Friends Receive Free Magazine Subscriptions
Four Coshocton residents, two men and two women, have been mailed weekly copies of the Saturday Evening Post for men and the Ladies' Home Journal for women. They believed a year’s subscription was gifted until an old friend named A Bates from New Philadelphia admitted paying for fifty subscriptions to share with his friends.
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Coshocton
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
Oglumor
Non
A. Bates
Philadelai
aMr
Ares Pepa
Pin
Wet or Dry Special Election Under Beal Law
Mr. Vernon expects a special election under the Beal local option law during the regular spring election to decide on wet or dry status.
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Vernon
Beal
Sick List Briefs From City Struck by Illness
James Melriwell is absent after an attack of illness. Miss Kate McCabe has been confined on Orange Street for a week and developed fever.
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James Melriwell
Kate McCabe
Orange Street
Short Sharp Pointer on Digestion and Nerve Pills
A terse note praises Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills for weak digestion and nervous fatigue. It mentions availability at 50 cents daily from Buffalo, NY dealers and features Dr Chase's portrait. The article also adds an odd fact about Siamese nobles and hair length.
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J. Holbrook
North Ninth Street
Coshectan
Ohio
Chase
Jon
A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Boer President Kruger Retired By Sea Near Mentone
Paul Kruger the former South African president, aged and ailing, lives quietly in Mentone occupying two small cottages with his daughter and family. He remains mostly indoors except for a balcony smoke and attends Bible reading Sundays. An American visitor was told he is ill and may receive her later in the season.
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Aga
Kruger
Bloff
Castellar
Leyds
Mentone
Nice
Dom Paul
Lawmakers Denounce Salt Lake Paper Over Jack Rabbits Link
The Utah House of Representatives passed resolutions censuring a Salt Lake City newspaper after an article claimed San Pete members conspired with jack rubbers in a plan to substitute. The debate labeled the comments as reflecting poorly on member intelligence and fitness.
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Jack Rabbits
Legislature
Salt Lake City
Jack Rabits
Salt Lake
San Pete
Miners Hurt in Bellevue Explosion Reported
A mine explosion at Bellevue injures many miners with some reported disfigured and others missing. Emergency crews rushed victims to Lackawanna hospital for treatment as fears of fatalities rise.
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Seranion
Bellevue
Lackawanug Hospital
Robbers Hit Bank Losses Amid Stolen Assets
Fragmented crime report notes thieves making a bank heist causing losses and asset theft. Nearby items reference a Madison Wis incident with a U S senator vote and names including Spooner in unclear context.
Robbed Coal Train Incident Report
A partial OCR text describes a coal train robbery near Webster Avenue with a mob of women involved and police intervention noted. The fragmentary account references a train halt and public sale of contested items, but many names and specifics are illegible.
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PR Mae
Chicago
Webster Avenue
Beran
Olney and Shepard Meet in New York About 1904 Dems
Former Secretary of State Richard Olney and Edward M. Shepard met at the Walford Astoria to discuss party methods for 1904. Olney, once mentioned as a possible Democratic presidential candidate, was a focus of speculation at the gathering.
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New York
Cleveland
Richard Olney
Edward M. Shepard
Walford-Astoria
Olney
Democratic Party
Cuban Treaty Seen to Set Sugar Tariffs Then
Washington special notes that ratification of the Cuban treaty could fix the sugar tariff for five years, easing political debate over reciprocity and tariff changes. It discusses senate binding limits, possible repeal by future congresses, and the impact on beet sugar, with comments on statehood debates and senators Beveridge Nelson Tanna Hanna and delegates Flynn Rodey Smith.
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Washington
MicKinley
Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Beveridge
Nelson
Tanna
Hanna
Flynn
Rodey
Smith
Merton
Beverly
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