Lawmakers debate Cuban treaty and Newfoundland accord
Senators, led by Lodge, discuss Cuban reciprocity and Newfoundland fish treaty impacts on sugar and industry. Critics warn against France and Newfoundland concessions while reps from Michigan push to oppose any treaty harming sugar. Congressional action expected slowly before March 4.
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Newfoundland
Missi
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ady
Rome
Cours
Riga “Ry, Sugar Manufacturers’ Association
Sl Ppr
Et Sugar Manufacturers
Thor Wa Tretent
Coba
Congress
Tg Wen
Ugar
Sore neck remedies for children and scrofula concerns
A troubled reader text discusses neck sores in children, suspected scrofula, and remedies. Mentions Scott’s Emulsion and general cautions about consumption and prevention. References a product at 409 Pearl and a person named Ken Yoru.
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Scott
Immigration Surge at New York Port Reflects Year End Trends
The Journal of Commerce notes a rise in total Immigration at New York during the latter half of the year with 4 months showing increases over the prior calendar period. Italy provided the largest single export of arrivals, while Hungary Hungary and other nationalities fed the overall influx. Most Italian and German immigrants remained in New York and the Northeast, with some dispersal to Ohio California and other areas.
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New York
Tuewmiero
Altri
Augttin
Hungary
Kingdon
Obié
Milaola
Area
Calfornia
Part
Ipew York
Vielcity
Snow Storm Impacts Kansas Railways and Coal Supply
A heavy snow storm hits Napolin and surrounding areas in Kansas on December 26 causing cold temperatures and likely hardships as coal shipments are diverted by railroads. Reports indicate coal famine remains unresolved despite issued forecasts and rail actions.
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Napolin
Kan
Wright Addresses AAAS Session in Washington
Addressed by Carroll D. Wright in Washington on December 10 the night session of the American Association for the Advancement of Science featured a notable address before the audience. Wright spoke on a topic related to science progress and national inquiry during the event.
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Carroll D. Wright
Washington
American Asselation For the
Carroll D
Wed idney Are to Ba Supp Fedo Boats-Other Palpitation
Fragmentary text mentions boats and palpitation among other incomplete items. No clear event, names, or dates are readable to form a coherent summary.
Loral Dorin Details Naval Construction Plan
December 30 report outlines a 108 class tarabudeot program with one armored cruiser two smaller gunboats and three torpedo boats. It notes completion targets for 1005 and early debuts for three small cruisers and other vessels under the broader PUFMmAnen? wave plan.
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Dorin
Pufmmanen
Wavel
Ohlpa
Ilem
Panama Canal Company Meets as Sale Debate Rages
A Panama Canal Company gathering discussed hoped sale terms and potential termination plans. Directors read reports while stockholders argued over possible consequences with the United States, with motions to proceed or adjourn noted.
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Panama Canal
Npert
Rombowby
Oigoria- Nils
Wwe
United States
Ruthred Tlantt
TLS
Ares
Foreigners to be expelled amid uprisings reported in Shangnal
A fragmentary report claims Kan Su plans to invade Shangnal to seize war material for the Imperial forces. It states imperial troops in Enh Su await Tone Pu Slang’s arrival to drive out foreigners and support the dowager empress, with Princes Tuante and Tung Pu Slang allied through Mougollung.
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Kan Su
Shangnal
Pocempor
Kan
Imperial Sons
Tuante
Mougollung
Resignations Refused as Emperor Seeks Agreement
In Vienna December, Emperor Franz Joseph met with Prime Minister Koerber who declined to resign. A conference with Hungarian Premier Colomma De Seell followed, generating talks on terms while the emperor remained hopeful for a deal despite opposition.
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Vienna
Dir
von Koerber
Joseph
Hr von Koerher
Colomma de Seell
von Kowrler
Appeals to the conqueror in Capetown obscured plea
Fragmentary OCR reveals a muddled plea from a former Orange Free State acting governor to the government. The text references devotion to a cause and a request related to stability, but names, dates, and clear context are unreadable.
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Capetown
Dyeuions Ouse
Burger
Orange Free State
Nebel
Onxland
Cabinet Split Discussed for Poland and Berlin
A report notes Chancellor Von Ruchow and officials weighing a two‑cabinet arrangement to streamline governance of the Polish provinces. The plan aims to unify policy under a single office, aligning with central administration and reducing regional discord.
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Berlin
Esperor Wildlats Qo
Chancelor
von Ruchow
Roverntiene T
Stratton Will Probed in Colorado Probate Case
The Stratton will contest in Colorado Springs centers on a fortune estimated between 10 million and 50 million. Judge Orr presides as a panel of thirty prominent Colorado lawyers debates the will's validity amid claims of mental incapacity and contested grounds raised by the heirs and challengers.
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Colorado Sprigg, Corp
Orr
Biritton
Funeral of Miss Genieve Hayes Held at Union Station
Miss Genieve Hayes of Galveston Texas died yesterday at Alvin. The funeral was held at noon today from Union Station with the burial at Lakerlaw Cemetery.
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Galveston
Texas
Genieve Hayes
Alvin
Union Station
Lakerlaw
Funeral Services Held For Gnd Pawapil
Funeral rites conducted at the cemetery for the late Colonel and Mrs. Maven. Notables Cheries Betdeker Dre Halley Albert Schneier Hertle Song Bodduker and J T L Beye attended, with burial following in memory of the deceased.
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Maven
Cheries Betdeker
Dre. Halley
Albert Schneier
Kes Hertle
Bodduker
J. TL Beye
Texas Deaths Chronicle Sharpens Local Losses
Corsicana reports Mrs Vbr wan dod bite yesterday. Mineral Wells notes L Swearinger aged 48 died of pneumonia. Beaman records Virginia Weenan wife of RB G. Beaman, died December 9. Brownsville lists Captain John Hay Smith burial in National Cemetery. Marllo notes Major B Spencer died after weeks of illness at 88. Fort Worth obituaries show veterans from Virginia to Texas with long service records.
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Freeman
Teduw
Powell
Wishuchle
Texas
Boveri
Ital
L. Swearinger
Palo Pinto
Palo Pinto County
Beaman
Texan
Chamler
Virginia Weanan
RB G. Bane Fan
Tly Family Riildvice
John M
Jane FP. Dodd
Stak
Walor Babrance
B. G. Reiman
B. Spencer
Enone
Marlis
Virginia
Ted Wag
New
Marin
Wut
Short Texas Specials and Local News Fragments
A rough Texas roundup notes various local items including injuries, train delays, a lodge incident, a robbery probe, a bank case, and prices in groceries. The mix covers Dr Mami ton injury, Croith visit, Peter Garner held, and Coron picking at higher rates with market concerns.
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Haat Texas
Obaleuia Lareth
Mamiton
Aeildi Troy
Direstin
Geom Oli
Corsicana
Pquel Rathoman
Tom Croith
Cleo
Aly Eston
Peter Garner
Norel
Dyyhuk Bopine
Paris
J. Stotts
Det
Grand Huirs
Erairiver
Hildsecto
Orange Progressive League backs cotton mill pledge
A December meeting of the Orange Progressive League in Orange Texas mobilized community support and pledges totaling about 20 080 dollars to attract a cotton mill. Houston promoter A Hatcher and supporters expect construction to begin early in the new year with a 10 000 spindle mill planned to print cloths.
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Orange
Texas
Orange Progressive League
Acconvoxs
Trislnexs
Oity
Cotten Mill
Tudue
Ms Hatcher
Houston
Jack County On a Boom in Peach Growth and Widespread Planting
In Tyler County Texas Colinaene and Levenber note peach culture expanding with 15 000 young Dilierbl trees set and many moved to adjacent homes. Weather has been favorable and farmers prepare for a new crop while Jack County reports strong prospects and market activity.
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Tyler County
Colinaene
Texas
Levenber
Uile
Jack
Jackaborn
Colvin
Bryan Gun Club Defeated in Sub Contest
In a gun sub contest at Bryan Gun Club on December 30 Brean clu faced Hertod club. The 6th Bon tweat five bluemake to each man with Bryan represented by A. Pr. Wilson WH. G. and A. M. Hhwiea G. 8) Potker John Will Nabor Hrazos Bottom represented by John K. Parker W. A. Hol B. Lb. Revd Tom Ewing John Grogs avid Mr. Andrews.
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Bryan Gun Club
Ewan
Tessas
Brean Clu
Rnte Hertod
Bryan
A. Pr. Wilson
WH. G
A. M. Hhwiea
Potker
John
Will Nabor Hrazos
John K. Parker
W. A. Ho
Groves Stack Root Liver Pills Sold on Persistent Calomel Link
A historical ad copy claims Groves Stack Root Liver Pills use an active principle from black font to match calomel in effects. It touts no griping, pleasant stomach, and gentle bowel action with a 26 cent price, implying mild constitutional benefits.
Powell to Manage Atlanta Club After New Orleans Sale
Abner Powell disposes of his third interest in the New Orleans baseball club and leaves for Atlanta to manage Roy Fengus club. Cam Feneryn agreed to manage the New Sa jeans club.
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Powell
Atlanta
New Orleans
Abner Powell
Roy Fengus
Aries
Cam Feneryn
Sa. Jeans
Prominent North Texas athlete dies of typhoid fever
Denton reports the death of J. F. Miller a well known figure at North Texas Normal from typhoid fever at his Denton home. The article also lists race results and entries from New Orleans and Ingleside with numerous horses and riders named alongside track times and conditions.
J F Miller Dead Prominent North Texan Athlete
J F Miller a former athlete at North Texan Normal College died this morning of typhoid fever. He starred in football and track, captained teams, and later taught. The San Antonio Club lists eleven men under contract with the San Antonio baseball club for the South Texas league season. Manager Moore and four others will be tried here next spring.
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Penton
J. F. Milint
Yoni
San Antonio
Fleven
San Adtoolo
Weel
Manugen Meore
Catebery EM Planer
Wale Moore
Wehert
Hess
Thomas and
Mejer
Brat Meth
Pat Newnan
Minid Basen
Dan Duraid
la Grave
Adria
Crater Field
Conte
Barbour
Mel
Wilson Hessien
Moore
Terme
Dr Rice to Go to Germany
Louisville report states turfman Fred Foster arrives to escort the stallion Prowler to Germany. Prowler, winner of a broodmare handicap, will be housed at the studio of Hans Von Eidhsehroedar of Coleg.
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Germany
Louisville
Fred Foster
Te Nest
Tere Porcering
Arcs
Lim
Prowler
Mirman Soca
Hans von Eidhsehroedar
Coleg
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