Senators Bacon and Mason push action on ratification treaty
Senators Bacon and Mason pledge continued effort to advance their resolutions before the vote on ratifying the treaty. Treaty supporters claim progress while some backers insist Rex will not compromise, others open to the same resolution as Senator Sailivan. Debate centers on forcing treaty passage and possible reconsideration before adjournment in March.
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Bacon
Mason
Friends
Rex
Saiivan
Sue Dt
Jns
Vibes Cupane
Maren
Senate
Military Hospital to Care For Troops Near Savannah
Major Appel of the medical corps arrives to run a new winter hospital at Savannah. The facility will begin receiving patients in about three weeks though not all 46 buildings will be ready. Twenty buildings should be usable next week and the hospital ship Missouri will station at the site to shuttle patients from Cuba and Porto Rico.
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Savannah
Appel
Misouri
Cuba
Porto
Baukdinas de
BUC Een
Davies Fee
Mysterious death near Dublin arrests in fatal quarrel
Michael Davis aged 45 died in a mysterious manner after a quarrel with his brother in law Patrick O Hara aged 42, who was arrested on suspicion. O Hara and Davis fought after Bavie drank and menacing his wife. Davis collapsed after a clash, autopsy shows brain blood clots possibly from a blow or fall. Police continue inquiry.
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Rot Meer
Michael Tavis
Patrick O'baire
Bavie
O'Hare
Patrick Lynch
Davis
O'Hara
Albany Man Shoots Wife in Double Tragedy
In Albany, Dan., Thelare Kirchner, 43, killed his wife and herself near the Pipe on Mor dpe red Motive for the eritee remains unclear. Kirchner was found in the county jail after the incident following a dispute over a borrowed item and alleged infidelity.
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Albany
Dan
Kirchner
Kirelines Hind
Ae Oyun
Siad Vhore
Heme
Simeself
Blounee
Albany County
Heb Wu
Investigation into Child's Death in Cleveland
In Cleveland on Friday William Mogangast died after tetanus followed a vaccination at a free dispensary on January 4. The boy, who had a visibly swollen arm, fell ill that night and died the next morning despite the efforts of three physicians. The vaccinating doctor said pure lymph was used with antiseptic care.
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Cleveland
William Mogangast
Rail and canal grain rates spark price and competition dispute
Analysis discusses 1880 to 1897 grain price shifts, freight reductions, and canal rail rate discrimination affecting Buffalo and western trade. It notes state regulation attempts, high elevator costs, and proposed measures failing to pass, with emphasis on through freight versus Buffalo destinations and the impact on cereals and jute.
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New York
Westé Evie Canal
Lusan
Boston
Pilindelin
Hes
Bern
Legisia
Seaboard
Buffalo
Acm
Prohibition Scalping Law Sparks Court Action
Court decisions on a scalping prohibition act raise questions about personal rights and state authority. Legislators and officials debate the act’s reach while appeals assess its legality and the use of ration tickets in institutional settings.
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Ohjec Court of Appeals
Hoboken man linked to river drowning murder probe
Hoboken police investigate a case involving George W. Koutnieck, known as William Koutinick, detained as a witness. Reports say a man found in the Passaic River matching a missing person description tied to a drowning incident. Officials say the matter is under investigation with authorities reviewing prior sightings and related evidence.
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Koutnick
George W. Koutnieck
William Koutinick
Hoboken
Ife Wisedoon
Whit
Ie Fiensack
Phe
Waurnmiek
New York
MecCiliskes
Jesus
Eulogies for Jose Marti in Havana in heavy rain
Four thousand people gathered in Pau Jas square in a downpour to hear six patriotic eulogies honoring Jose Marti, Cuban patriot and first president of the Cuban revolutionary government. A commemorative tablet was unveiled at his birth home nearby, with speeches urging independence and critical views of U.S. military administration.
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Jose Marti
Havana
Pau Jas Square
United States
Cuba
Juan Gomez
Tuba
Strike In Colombia Growing Critical
Colombia on January 30 reports worsening strike conditions. A special Panama train brought reinforcements and the city remains under military guard. Despite restored quiet, fear persists that dockmen and railway workers may act, as a public assembly ban limits gatherings to three people and prisoners are noted.
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Colombia
Colon
Panama
Fragmented Scene Describes Political Gallery Crowded
A garbled report describes a crowded gallery scene with party representatives present and notes on dramatic allusions and Napoleonic imagery. The meaning is unclear due to OCR errors, but the event appears political with notable figures in attendance.
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Miyata
Sake Dhe
Hanna Hanna Senator Campaign cash probe in Ohio court
In a Cleveland court matter Campbell presses assertions that money tied to Senator Hanna may have originated with Thogee rather than Hanna. The case concerns alleged payments for votes, with disputes over ownership of funds and whether the money belonged to Hanna. Judge Demp reserved ruling as testimony unfolds.
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Manns
Mia le Arnish
Canipiydl
Olte
Eas
New York
Aga Boyer
Campbell
Thogee
Hanna
Demp
John
Otis
Cineiat
Senate
Aipbell
Pheter
Vernon Purke
Wetlaud
Money Subscriptions Grow for Futile Exposition Fund
Large sums pour in from subscribers for the Pan American Exposition fund. In six working days since opening, subscriptions reached 2,500,000 with pledges added. By week end, 114,000 had been subscribed, bringing total to over 1,250,000. Between 7,000 and 8,000 subscribers include many corporations and bankers.
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