Russia's Help in Civil Wars and Diplomacy
A late 19th century article discusses United States Russia relations during national crises. It cites Seward and other figures weighing moral obligations to Russia for aid and the limits of alliance in wartime. The piece includes political debate over treaties and financial support tied to imperial interests. It references figures like William H. Seward and Alexander Whaf Kisia in a broad critique of foreign policy during civil upheaval.
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Chicago
Bgluilis
Huenmuaiary
Ovie Dubey
United States
Mr. Lawwfoes
Linveli
Geles
Tepan
Honey
Kassin
Glows
Wilthar J. Seward
New York Studiel
Joh A. Tix
Sryard
Urvlep
Atuwki
Aidala
Mir Doe Raul
Dante
Eaus
Kent
Counia
Mr. Cole
Dniaoheroit
Bathuyl
Pilicada
Malion
Myrates
Alrajan Liteon
William J. Sewaril
Alexander
Kisia
Pamend Newsy
Syl Dnes
Russia
Terrible Experience Continues From Fire on Vessel
Reported disaster details describe a vessel named Shit near Jasd, thirty miles offshore, where a fire broke out in heavy seas. Passengers and crew attempted swift evacuation with four lifeboats launched, many saved, but losses included a Miss Aiclner who disappeared after a lifeboat capsized and others perished from suffocation and exposure.
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Seattle
Tillarack
Jasd
pMoke Wis
Amine Mil
Ain
Dean
Stewarts
Cansin
Mat Wein
Tarsisel
Capsized vessel and rescue near power point tragedy
A capsizing incident off Power Point involved a ferry or small craft with several passengers. Rescuers, including crew and bystanders, towed the vessel to safety while crews worked to recover people from the water. The scene included a tense coastguard response and questions about whether all passengers were saved as efforts continued amid rough conditions.
Train Switch Drama Rides On at Lake Station
A derailed or misaligned switch on the Lake line caused a tense incident Saturday as the train No. 07 derailed, with the locomotive’s engine slipping off course and the crew attempting to regain control. No serious injuries are reported.
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Cleveland
Ofiv
Pel
Tim Éthy Quinlan
Shiu
Careyige
Pernots
Laos
Hennil
Indy Pelleras
Jay
Eamitc Onna
Lindy
Grigling
Judge Merritt Too Ill to Preside Judge Merritt Ill for Circuit Court
Judge Merritt is reported ill and unable to preside in Hart County circuit court. An attorney, J. Davis of Chison, has been appointed to represent the court in Merritt’s absence. The high court presidency had designated the case and ensured continued judicial oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt
Hansoln We Hanau
Merritt Core Circuit
Hart Counties
Jilge Merrit
Wo J. Davis
Chishon
HiKmer Vero
Congress Devoting Itself to Appropriation Bills
Congress focuses on appropriation bills amid debate over federal funding. Key figures, including President, major party leaders, and committee chairs, discuss the budget plan, with expectations of House action and potential votes next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Studebaker plans new memorial hall in South Bend building
Frederick C. Coorg and Studebaker and Ranan firm selected to prepare plats and transport for a memorial hall. Architects will visit principal U S. cities to study buildings, equipment, and layout. Excavations planned for spring with a five story or taller building featuring athletic facilities, lecture halls, and a gymnasium.
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South Bhuleiaker Y Manufacturing
Hping
Amer Eemnes Fy
Fie
Potapos
Thin City
Manne AG Steedings
Teentectioa
A Ilge
Krederick 8 Coorg
Tegel
Hesse
Suna
Unclear OCR snippet on family names and timing
Fragmentary text mentions the Studebaker family and individuals with scattered phrases. No coherent event or outcome is discernible beyond scattered references to people and places, making a precise summary impossible from the readable content.
Funeral notices and family travel in Wayne area
Fragmented obituary and funeral notices describe Bert Wayne and Mort Wayne relatives visiting, travel to Wayne areas, and impending services. Mentions include Hinsman relatives, Dameark Chin, Talay Th, and a funeral in Monk county with friends attending. Also notes about Jin Went To Water Waayuter and May visits, plus travel from Pirveston and Pandity Burg to see parents.
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Cdeestur
Mort
Wayne
Maple Wits
Bert Wayne
Hiliah Harse
Darklas
Ieee
Bert Wine
Hinwarnog Gym
Wee Wayne Sfr Mf
Jenn
Wate Waayuter
Raver Orten
Mort Wayne
Merning
Willy Wit
Damark
Will
Dr Jn
Ar Gb
Burg
Hein
Farwill
Ind
Ghar
SiMe
Braad Shivo
Tragedy at Grave: Husband Dies Beside Wife’s Cemetery Plot
Report from Lomsville Kentucky notes a man died at his wife's graveside, visiting daily. Police found a revolver and a single weapon near his temple, suggesting a fatal act at the cemetery. The details indicate a grim scene discovered today beside the couple’s burial site.
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Lomsville
George Hirook
A& Wallet
van Stebicks
Danville at the Rink Tonight in Central and Western Leagues
The Downtown paper notes Danville and Fort Wayne in Central League action with Lafayette, Torr, and Latayelter matchups. It highlights Canavan returning east to lead Suzie’s Hiyott at newerral purl and mentions Wayne, Marion, and Latayelter as part of a crowded schedule.
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Central League
Danville
Part Waynds
Wayne Pely
Prive Rink
Trattvitte
Hone
Ik Avery
Gtr Uiees Peseartes
Caimevan
Axpecter
Aed Susie
Newerral
Purl Fe
Leyden
Meath
Sutton
Cavan
Camivus
Wilople
Wayne
Traulle
Whitng
Maury
Sutherland
Pane
Sera Rel
Uhere kYeal
Anne
Wott
Glace
Aysay Jonker
Toouigit
Base Ball in Indianapolis Promises Serious Changes
In Indianapolis Tad Kee Whims plans to hire replacements as the season nears. Marshall, 205 pounds, will anchor the infield as Pro star rivals prepare for a probable spring campaign. April events and openers loom with team schedules and hotel arrangements in place.
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Indianapolis
Paealley Anl
Presta Lycaphiupt
Marralatt
Marhall Bs
Manaja
Phi
Lye
Woda
Napolis
Marci
Naperial
Prilins
Antnigts
Dickey
Head
Carr
Lares
Wukekaupl
KuMes
Te Hanoran
Nussallorte
Cardue
Lifayette
Barte
Pork Wayne
Tata
Apel Wand Ford
Wayne Keen
Marion
AC Marion
Matager Pri Pe
Local sports notes and scattered names on a crowded page
A fragmented OCR page lists numerous names and terms across sports and local events. Mentions include Teague, Watralitg, Central Rie, Ananda, Merity, Tuck, Ghbry, and many unclear items, suggesting a collage of brief notices rather than a single coherent story.
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Ananda Atsiy
Miners and Operators Meet Today Over Wage Settlement
Indian Ado Lind reports a large gathering of 356 delegates from multiple states including Pennsylvania and Virginia to discuss wage settlement terms for miners and allied workers. Leaders note a need for compromise as tension grows among operators and labor groups.
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Amd
Brmtiaylvania
Thom Les
Virginia
Michigan
Ideal
Gharmnan
Hu Ghlo
Pennsylvania
Beiger Will Case Set for Trial
Feb 28 report from Porte Lad describes a contested will case involving the aunt of a widow and a manufacturer. The proceedings may connect with the Ne Pami University and the Chantaiana Society, with potential relinquishment of rights under the will and a fierce trial contest expected.
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Beiger
Baltimore Tourist Club Meets in Social Evening
Preru February 28 meeting of Shiv alive Tourist club in this city last night at the tran e af Code Murden with members Anerson Martin Wahab Laguna Lagrnsport and Aim buy present. The gathering was purely social with betting discussions noted. The club represents Bevereiga Grind Hautge at Gail Pellows held in Tal More Wat Summer.
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Luli Wes Nell
Murden
TA Eleghieys
Eies
Anerson
Martin
Wahab Laguna Lagrnsport
Aimbuy
Silimere Pourist
Bevereiga
Tal More
Enn
Lackey Horse Sale Preparations At Cambridge City
Preparations for the Lackey horse sale in Cambridge City Indiana advance to March second week. Hotels in Richmond anticipate many rooms. streetcar service from Richmond and Dayton to the sale site is planned. Notable entrants include Isaac Hales’s Upper Wen pacer and By W L Phi’s Lar, with racing times and pedigrees noted. many consignors listed from Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky.
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Cambridge City
Ind
Med
Lowe
Weateatt
Richmond
Richmond Street
Dayton
Thnilst
Indianapolis
Willas Prat
Blairtiaker
Avions
Isaac Hales
Cincinnati
WL Phi
Frankton
Wolel
Tfarry Bond
Standart Baerel
Secon
Amios Orhey
Une
Tlee Pam
George Rco Madison
Hatinger & Go
Mydianais
Moly & Son
Moncie
W. Anider
Springfield
Smd
W. W. Verran
Wyoming
George A. Laie
John W. Main
Kentucky
Ancioneers
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Czas
Guy Fir
Weae
Getda
New York
Biter
Tony Slate
Hanes
Hero IM
Timothy Guinlan
Try Journal
Gazette
Tingtpon
Nail
Urat Bette
Regina
Cederdatas
Fostlen
Mafrinia
Megeridge West Wiverntay
Alfiaha
Billy Anette
Hoyerhhee
Ltl
Kelly
Enema Wire Cine
Enema Wire Cine Gerbylbeyen
HOUSE
Wasusutoun
Raeganes
Tela
Perfort
CIG Y.M. G. A
Studebakers Sizn
South Bend
Skalebaker
Halph Ghurksnn
Gera Studebaker
Gea. T. Cook
Vladivostock
Far East
Fort Wayne
Canavan
Western League
Mirigna Anderson
Il Vant
Ak Midtein
Pousada
Vas Mineie
Indianapetis
Mid
Detroit
Buffalo
Indianapolia
Haller
Joment
Centrar Tage Fel Teague
Prink Waller
Hellent
Ua Kyanseitre
Efi Ligier
Cit
Vitabiee
Evansvilly
Nee Evansville
Sime Iie Testi Eed
Cae
National Board At
Catanitas
Bo Otaakiy
Trae Laut
Feb
Shea
Dave
GEO. Dewald & CO
Paris
London
Hiawatha
Wayne Dry Goods CO
Calhoun Street
CAL
Baltimore 1. O
Journal-Gazette
Agin Ag
DR. Gifford
Calhoun St
Mergentheim's
OTICK
Aseiey
Suelo
Lara Daa
Geener Berry
Clinton Streets
Monroe W. Fitch & Sons
Womans Exchange
Algo
Lackey Horse Sale
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