Prohibited Arms And Martial Law In Spain Amid Strike
Telegraph reports from Madrid describe heavy rains aiding rioters as authorities move to seize weapons and dissolve workers associations. Dwellings of strike leaders are guarded, martial law planned, and military units take control of steel car service while Caracas? no letters delivered to Barcelona for three days. Premier Sangastin contemplates extraordinary measures as war minister and regent discuss military actions.
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City Government Seized by Charter Fight and Departures
The Kansas City city government staggers as a state supreme court decision triggers a purge of officials including Drinorrat aligned leaders. Advisors are sought, but ousted Republicans resign, leaving vast city business at a standstill as nominations for those offices collapse under mayoral influence.
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Warning to powers halts to runship and treaty notes
A mangled report describes a formal warning from the United States to China and Russia regarding treaty interference and the aggressive stance linked to a Paris or Far East security issue. It references Japan and a proposed action near Midway and cites a Chinese entity Coal Company and a garbled embassy context.
Justice Horace Gray Suffering Stroke On Friday
Reports indicate Justice Horace Gray of the supreme court was stricken by an attack of paralysis but doctors state there is every reason to expect his recovery. Affected by muscular weakness, his condition prompted medical attention and concern for the court.
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Boiled Down: President Disposes Schley Appeal
The president publicly stated he has reviewed Admiral Schley’s appeal and the navy department answer. He examined all testimony, official reports, and related communications to determine the court of inquiry findings, concluding the case with a formal determination after careful review.
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Renewal Talks Between Paper Publishers Endorse Five Year Pact
The American Newspaper Publishers Association reports that major Chicago papers reached a five year renewal with publishers representatives. A committee led by Commissioner Che Farberne outlined terms lasting until May 1. The agreement begins next month with provisions to maintain editorial independence and print quality across member papers.
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Fares Cut Planned Amid Weather Driving Delays
A shaky OCR reads about 3-cent fare plans tied to a panel in Cleveland. Mentions Timah pts and a foreseen Forest start delay. Weather conditions affect work, with references to local figures and costs like S500, amid unclear phrasing.
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Buried Boy Mystery Shocks Mississippi Town
A chaotic Confederate era style page reports a mob pursuit in Winena Mississippi for Lou Hruwa culard after a Wednesday morning shooting. Mort D. Williams, a Baptist minister and spectator, was killed during a dispute leading to a violent incident at a gathering. Dick Burge, a noted pugilist, was found guilty of complicity in the Liverpaul crime, with Belileure trial delayed until related defendants face trial.
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Stone Release Report Signals Kidnapping Case Abroad
Dispatch from Paris describes the release of Misa Stone by captors in Constantinople. Rev. Mr Tsilka is implicated in the alleged kidnapping plot, with charges of complicity under investigation. Stone traveled with a companion, Misa Stone, and a troupe of fifteen friends when seized on Sept. 3. Rewards and pressures were reported as authorities coordinate with American representatives in Constantinople and the Turkish authorities to secure release.
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Pelagic Sealing and Restraint Efforts Reported in Parliament
A historic discussion in the assembly centers on measures to curb wildlife exploitation and enforce restraint on sealing activities. The debate covers enforcement, ecological impact, and policy actions led by state officials and legal authorities with input from environmental and maritime groups.
Two Years For Volatile Case At Cam pbhetty
William Peden was sentenced for the Wilbho Kennedy case after a Wednesday trial. The lengthy proceedings centered on a fatal incident near Piney area and involved multiple defendants.
Riots and Blasts Shade Austrian Capital Riot Report
Amid Trieste unrest Premier von Werber defends police and judiciary against accusations, blaming anarchists for riots rather than workers. In separate blast at West Doth mine, William Ball and Louis Lijtka die, Gust Bluwsen injured by a premature explosion.
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Gust Bluwsen
Hunter Cave Verdict Murder Second Degree at Mt Aye
The jury after twenty six hours returned a verdict of murder in the second degree in the Hunter cave case at Mt Aye. Homer Holland was shot and killed on A Street in Mt Ayr on Nov 8 by A M Hunter known as Mait Hunter. The case drew wide attention due to athletic fame and professional conduct accusations against Holland and Hunter's ties to gambling.
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Iowans as Colonists Seek Pines Island Land Purchase
Residents of Patfield form a company to claim and subdivide a large tract in the Isle of Pines, acquired by the United States in a Cuba pact, aiming to settle families there and exploit existing local land. A Mapleton vote considers a new school building as bonds near spring election.
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Rival families feud ends in a fatality in August
A long running neighborhood dispute between Bawin G. Hromley and Linhoff families over shared wells and fence lines escalated from petty quarrels to a justice court pattern. Several arrests occurred for assault on children, with acquittals after jury trials. The conflict culminated in a fatal event on the evening of August 3, 101.
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Fortune for Poor Man Dari Leaves Centerville for Cin
Davis, a 35 year old from Centerville, left last October for Cin, Ma, after learning a letter claims a deposit of ROTAW in Wil corona bank with more funds to be added next spring. He has long been poor and ill, his relatives once leaving him destitute. He reportedly staked his cousin Jeremiah Phivis with S500 in the west, a move tied to profits and a disputed wartime investment, now affecting his present condition and finances.
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Daring Robbery At Clinton Gambling House Held Up By Two
Two masked men robbed Clinton gambling house during a daring hold up in which they secured cash and valuables. The robbers, firing an attempt at escape, fled with about 2500 dollars and jewelry totaling 800. one accomplice fled with another, while the other disappeared amid pursuit.
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Die Wildesi
Morbid Woman Takes Carbelle Acid In Fatal Act
A distressed woman feared being shot and drank poison to kill herself and her unborn child. She collapsed after consuming the carbelle acid and later died. Police investigated the county death, with rumors of a love triangle and warnings of danger connected to the act.
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Beelmuth
Sudden Death At LeMars Traveling Man Succumbs
Carpenter a traveling min succumbs to heart disease at his home in LeMars while with Qetlen Ming Company. He leaves a widow and a son Mad Dog Beare. The dog incident and a later note on a fire at Krell’s Nottle's restaurant are mentioned amid a mix of local incidents and court notices.
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AL Carpenter
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Iowa legislative measures drift through a crowded session
The report catalogs a long sequence of bills in the Iowa Senate and House, including funding and governance for hospitals, roads, and education. Proposals range from county pay raises for supervisors and county officers to licensing boards, road law revisions, and state aid for farm institutes, with several measures advancing Monday and midweek amid debates on eminent domain and convict labor provisions.
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Parson Pleads for Sabbath Rest in Sermon
The quirky parish exchange questions why a churchgoer should not sleep in church on Sunday. A playful tinge shows in the dialogue as a pastor gently presses for reverence and rest on the day. Detrule Pree Press.
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Fragmented Headline Sparks Confusion in Obicego News
A garbled paragraph from Obicego News questions the basis for a supposed summage sale while noting readers tense over misdirected orders and ongoing remarks about a local figure. The fragment hints at tension between Sue and a unnamed critic.
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Fragmentary chatter about a neighbor and mill life
Disjointed snippets describe a noisy mill scene and a neighbor who talks to himself. A nearby resident is mentioned as alive and speaking in his house, while another neighbor named Ballerybop is referenced as quiet and dumb.
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