Senate Debates on Clayton-Bulwer Abrogation and Canal Amendments
The day in the Senate focused on a long executive session over the Clayton Bulwer treaty and possible abrogation. Senator Teller urged replacing supersede with abrogate while senators Lodge Money Aldrich Allen and Morgan debated timing for a vote and accompanying canal measure amendments.
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Washington
Seme Kriing
Lorge
Senate
Varios
Teller
Br. Teller
Lodge
Morwin
Morgan
Aten
Aldrich
Money
Beng
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Allen
Lindsay
Senitor Lodge
Loge
Committee of Foreign Relations
Hikins
Penrose
United States
Peoverilge
Hele Motte
Dick Will Not Serve On Bonz Case Investigation
Representative Dick of Ohio, appointed to pay in for Representative Marsh as chairman of the Bonz case investigating committee, is disinclined to serve and will consult Speaker Memierscu before deciding. If he declines the committee will meet next week to determine a program of procedure.
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Ngeton
Ohio
Marsh
Singis
Memierscu
Oswald Ottendorfer Dies Editor of Staats Zeitung
Oswald Ottendorfer, editor of the Jung and longtime editor of the New York Staats Zeitung since 1858, died at his home in New York on December 14. A Democrat who opposed Tammany, he supported the poor and helped establish institutions in Astoria and New York, including an orphan asylum and a German dispensary. He refused a mayoral nomination and was honored posthumously by Austria, though he declined the decoration.
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New York
Oswald Ottendorfer
The
Jung
Howe
Oswald Offendorfer
Austria
University of Vienna
Schleswig-Holstein
Vien
Savoy
University of
Jae
Tammany Kudl
Wat. M. Tweed
Odendorfer
Old Peoples Home
Astoria
Second Avenue
Rehiy
Giereupon
Nance Phianthropical Vets
Bridal Party Poisoning at Forsythe Mines
A jealous lover suspected as guests at Forsythe Mines dinner fall ill from poison. Four dead and three dying include Andrew Barnick, Mary Laichak, and Oy Litchi A Child. Bridegroom to be among victims. post mortems confirm poisoning and nerves shock causes. One man is to marry Rose Laichak the dead woman’s sister. Police pursue suspect while witnesses report tainted tea.
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Mawsepta
Ukio
Forsythe Mines
Andrew Barnick
Mary Laichak
OY Litchi
Iva
Great Agour
Ohee
Barnick
Rose Laichal
Tvere
Forsythe
Miss Maichak
Barnigk
Miss Laichak
Gompers Reelected and Labor Federation Convention Progress
The American Federation of Labor reelected Samuel Gompers of New York as president. Delegates from various unions, including Fron Moreisin and James O Connie, debated autonomy and executive council rules while transacting extensive business at the convention.
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Loltsvull
Amenen Federation
Labor
Eelecc
Dee
Gilbers
Seuel Gompers
New York
Fron
Moreisin
Washington
Dohin Fi
Lehaan
Giilor
First View
Jymtes Duncan
Losten
Mitchell
Indianapolis
Misgr
James O'Corniel
Wasninggrant
Machinist
Max Morris
Denver
Thomas F. Kidd
Chirasnayandayorker
Dennis A. Hayes
Mrs Brice Dead In Tama Wake Evokes Long Life
Mrs. Brice widow of the late Senator Brice died in New York City this afternoon after a period of ill health since her husband’s death two years ago. She was the eldest daughter of the late Dasha Meilly of this city and was active in church and charitable work during her long residence.
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Tama
O. Doe
Calvin
Brie
Eesenator
New York City
Brice
Trice
Daha Meilly
Rural Route in Whitley County Report Confusing Text
Rural route details for Whitley County are unclear in the readable lines. The report mentions Whitley area roads, routes, and carriers but lacks coherent specifics or verifiable events.
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Myan
Whitley
Wireless Telegraphy Misleading Alerts Embarrass Nord Western Telephony
A damaged report notes a misstatement about wireless telegraphy across the river near Franklin Avenue and Minbedhenis, claiming over 1,000 feet of line. It cites energy delays by Kebey Wait yaad and Frank Phang, eroding confidence in a North Western Telephony Company project and questioning the system's success in the United States.
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Franklin Avenor
Wade
Telegraphers Grievances Move Toward Nationwide Strike
Reports say telegraphers grievances may trigger sympathy action across unions. Trainmen could walk out this afternoon as railroad officials monitor developments. Confusion grows over who will join the strike and how Santa Fe line operations will be affected.
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Kanbas
May
Bee
Corti Iit
Vopelta- Bo-Das
Santa Fe
Atorray i Ftere Brotherhood of Rail
Unrest Near Santa Fe Ties Rail Labor to Possible Strike
In Topeka authorities warn of impending actions as Santa Fe officials fear a sympathy strike by engineers and conductors within days. Tensions rise amid unresolved disputes between the company and operators, with no formal talks yet held and word of planned moves possibly affecting rail service.
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Topeka
Santa Fe
Ag Ain
Tr Ales
Tahoe Nust
Pho
Hiaweser
Dolphin
Anont-Torraw Giddle Rink
Ruil
Unclear Text From Historical Notice
The readable portion reports a strike happening this morning with a senior official ordering action at 7 o'clock. Indications suggest an important development related to the event, with references to a pier and a master at the site.
Unsure fragment hints at surrender and legal action
Fragmentary text mentions surrender and legal terms but is garbled with many unreadable phrases, making it impossible to determine a clear event, entities, or location with confidence. The piece appears to reference a surrender or court action but lacks coherent details.
British Defeat at Magaliesberg Stuns Britain on Anniversary
Reports describe a shocking reverse at Magaliesberg as a small Boer force repelled a larger British contingent. The incident, tied to wartime strains, triggers public and official scrutiny of commanders and strategy, with calls for accountability and potential military changes as the war lingers.
Notable Losses Reported Across Cities Amid Confusion
Fragmented text indicates reports of losses and casualties with references to people and places in a wartime or conflict setting. Mentions Kitchener London Dee Tate Lom and Cen fore with unclear details. The passage appears to describe casualties and possible suspects or involved parties, but specifics are obscured.
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London
Dee
TateLom Ri
Abe
Meni Clements
Clements Report to Kitchen Ener Campaign Fallout
Fragmented report notes Clement's return to politics amid a campaign in New York and New Jersey. Mentions Bevel ord Levenor and local figures, with unclear dates and scattered names. Indicates resignations or retirements and shifting loyalties within party factions.
Queen thanks Parliament amid wartime speech turmoil
Fragmentary OCR presents a chaotic account of a queen thanking Parliament, with garbled phrases about speeches, war aims, and government assurances. The readable elements suggest a wartime session, with mentions of cooperation with central leaders and political rhetoric affecting state actions.
Fragmentary notes on church wardens and vestry actions
Fragmented OCR text records a dispute over church property and wardens duties. It mentions Vestrymen, purchase demands, and possible legal or church authority actions. Names and key places are unclear due to garbled text.
City boards order vaccine mandate and smallpox precautions
State health authorities join city board in issuing a drastic vaccination mandate and precautionary measures amid a smallpox scare. The order requires vaccination for children in public and private schools while a state health committee considers further actions. officials pledge rapid action and enforcement.
Football victim dies in unclear report
An obscure column reports a football related death with garbled names and places. The text references a victim and a team, but the details are largely unreadable and uncertain.
Weather outlook with mixed wet and snow expected
The forecast calls for rain and snow across the region this week. Mostly unsettled conditions continue with chances of snow by Sunday and a warming trend early next week.
War Revenue Reduction Bill Passed by House
The House approved the war revenue reduction bill after Democrats failed to secure a 370 million dollar reduction and refrained from voting. Debate focused on taxing corporations and express receipts with amendments on inheritance tax and industrial wealth. The pension bill advanced, an express tax amendment failed, and the Chamber adjourned after a brief session.
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Wassington
House
William Alvino Smith
Michigan
Powers (Vl
Newlands
Mev
Teel
Grosvenor
Ohio
Datie
Supreme Court
Witzgerald
Payne
Apt
Smith Express
Richardson Ton
Barney
Wis
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al Magaliesberg
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Steyn
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South
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McKin- Joy Sud
Fote
Clements
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Losla
China
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Neldberg
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Wetur
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Wedey Whitch
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Sunda
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