Unclear 1900s Weather and Local News Summary
A garbled mosaic of 19th century items mentions fair weather, a Chicago bank ban, and political speeches in Charleston. It notes a 10 percent wage reduction proposed for March 17, a theatrical company wreck near Wilmington, and Junius Brutus Booth’s vow in New York. Charlie Jones’s self-harm attempts are cited amid labor and political commentary.
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Chicago
Admiral Schley
Hobson
Charleston
Hoar Cotton Willy
Palle River
Fiorciora ‘Theatrical Company
Wilmington
Del
Junius Brutus Booth
New York
Myso Thuntington
Tari
Bordeb
Charlie Jones
Crow Eyaminarion
Menderson
Tavie Vlowe
Fife
President Pre Temie Fite Speech Sparks Protests Across Senate
A fragmentary report notes President Pre Temie Fite amid protests as senators attend a ceremony honoring Gent McKigler and Thy McKinley. The event drew attention to ongoing political tensions and ceremonial duties.
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Temie Fite Hee
Senate
Fe Marig
McKigler
McKinley
Che Nia
Turbulent Local Notices From An Untidy Ledger
Fragmented OCR yields a patchy set of items: political ratifications, court actions, and regional incidents. Mentions include Comanche County prohibitions, tax and court proceedings, fires, injuries, and property matters in towns including San Antonio area notes and Galveston lending bonds.
State party sets primaries and convention dates and venues
The State executive committee fixed June 14 for primaries and chose Galveston as the site with Joly Teas set for the convention time. Chairman Wells may seek another term if offered. New Orleans results include Yay Hoorebeke and others. San Francisco results list several names. Young Corbett announces interest in a match with the same opponent.
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Galveston
Joly Teas
Wells
New Orleans
Yay Hoorebeke
May Alien
Chickadee
Tom Kingsley
Trebor
Lou Mey
Sio Francisco
Midred
Rushford
High Chancellor
Wolhurat
Basscoro
Young Corbett
Prince Visits Washington Amid Memorial Ceremony
Washington February 27 Prince Hers of Penienta toured the capital. He attended the McKinley memorial service and paid respects at Washington’s tomb. The visit included multiple receptions, wreaths, and informal talks with officials and citizens.
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Washington
Chayter
Webuny
Prince Jener
Penislabeenn
Eulie
McKinley
Espital
Ar Dhal
Artie
Mount Verio
Howsevelt
Question of Punishment Reflected in Senate Debate
Washington February 25 The select committee on penal legislation forms proposals for punishment and public welfare with Sen Hatley and other Republicans pushing for decisive measures. The discussion centers on the impeachment of Souyar and broader reforms, with party leaders signaling a tough approach to crime and disorder.
Fragmented OCR sports brief with garbled names
The readable parts reference a prong, dominiting, and a game score distribution. Mentions of a team and opponents are unclear, with several distorted terms and nonstandard spellings.
Fragmentary text lacks clear event or names
The readable lines offer no coherent story or identifiable persons, places, or organizations. No dates, locations, or outcomes are present to form a valid news card.
Allegheny Ice Gorge Threatens Oak Mount and Surrounding Areas
Reports from Oak Mount warn of a severe Allegheny River flood risking Pittsburgh area homes and the Sylvan hamlet. The wall of ice and rising waters threaten bridges, ferries, and riverfront structures near Logan Eddy and Block's Run, with possible bridge failure and evacuations.
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Petbury
Allegheny River
Erie
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Aavar
Logan Edy
Biel
Sylvan
Lieutenant Governor Tillman Telegram Rocks Charleston Exposition Plans
Washington reports non committal stance from officials over inviting President Roosevelt to Charleston exposition events. South Carolina leaders debate honoring Major Jerkins with a sword presentation tied to the president’s visit. Tillman delays invitation while White House signals no abandonment of the trip but avoids commitment.
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House
Webrasty
Tilman
South
South Carolina
Tecut Ti
Govvernor
Trask Bay
Bern
Charlier
Ahmed
Aidune
Hehemit
Winitewdr
Pitman
Charleston
D. C
Tillman
Pyeaitent Broneneels
Jerkins
Chimana
Nike
Siegliant
Drogmin
Hin
Charbeetes
Texas Observance Day Plans and Local Events
Reports outline observances for Texas Education Day with declarations by W H Viott of San Antonio and Major T W Cure. The Keapth ward initiative and Monton children participate in the morning program. Stephen PL Avellin building plans and Sunday school entry at Snewen Methodist Church noted.
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Plein
W. HL. Viott
San Antonio
T. W
Hoveron
Texan Central
T. Molt
Keapth
Mouton
Stephen PL
Haw Leen
Texas
Snewen Methidiet Chardh
Heavy Rain Deluges Southern States Causing Rail Disruptions
At Columbus Georgia bridges were washed out and rail lines deteriorated as a heavy rainstorm deluged the region. Washouts reported on several railroads disrupted service between Albany and Columbus and along the Southern Railway. No loss of life reported though streets flooded and cables damaged in Birmingham.
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Atlasta
Here
Albany
Routhern
Parises Purchases by Mrs Huntington Top Duty Totals
New York reports Mrs. Arbabetta D Huntington widow of Collis P Huntington paid 548,800 in bank taxes on items bought abroad. Her total purchases abroad reached 875,000 the largest declared by any traveler at New York port. Most tax paid on gowns and textiles with duties rated at ten percent on some items.
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Mra. Huntington
Wales
Ceul
Grove's Black Hoot Liver Pilla
An 19th century remedy titled Grove's Black Hoot Liver Pilla is described as made from an active principle oblate from Black Hoot and marketed to cure chronic constipation priced at 25 orat.
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Grove
Letter from Senator Silman to Frye Texted in Senate
Washington February letter from Senator Silman to President Pro Tempore Frye is quoted. The following contains the text of the correspondence as referenced in Senate records.
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Frye
Senate
Washington
Menater Silman
Protest and delays mark senate session in Washington
Fragmentary report describes a contentious senate protest led by Mr Vere and others, detailing procedural clashes, accusations of improper influence, and planned actions related to a shutdown or voting on measures. The piece references discussions about a memorial service for the late President McKinley and mentions observers from South Carolina and Washington.
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Senate
Tony
Winiory
McKintey
Washington
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Hogan
Chile
Rowan
Petite
Orban
Wilfrilly
Lenin
Prividewn
Upaio Salle
Cnn
Delee
Gertie
Ming
Weiner Rinbuda
Polo
Haterian
Tae Cou
Sonia Senonten
Gareth
Unusual Serious Case Involving Orville Burnett Trial
An unusual serious case arises as Orville S Burnett faces trial for alleged involvement in a deadly incident. The proceedings feature Mrs Nichal and others, with prosecutors detailing the motive and timeline of the crime and witnesses prepared for cross examination.
Weather Forecast For Washington State This Weekend
Forecast calls for cooler front moving east and south this Friday through Saturday. Temperatures drop notably in eastern regions with possible stronger winds and scattered showers in the north and southeast areas. Low pressures indicate colder nights and a chance of rain through Saturday.
Banquet in Chicago Attended by Prominent Men
National Business League holds a banquet in Chicago attended by leading figures. Principal speaker discusses commerce and industries, with remarks drawing strong attention. The event underscores national business issues and features an official auditor and urban leaders.
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Chicago
Penrosey
Treasury Shaw
National Bustnexs O Auditorim
Borden Advances Wages Hit By Looming Textile Strike
A reported wage reduction plan by Borden threats to trigger a widespread textile strike. The article notes New York opinions and Fall River reaction as mills anticipate a March 1 change while workers demand higher pay and manufacturers brace for action.
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Fall River
Mass
P. Orden
York
Inc
Manufacturas
Danse
WANTS TO TAKE CUBA Opinion in Havana Diario de la Marina
The Diario de la Marina discusses a New York paper article alleging a U S aim to control Cuba and to influence migration. It asserts a long standing plan by the United States and United Kingdom to exert dominance over Cuba and to shape Latin American affairs.
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Diario de la Marina
Havana
Diario de Marina
New York
Renantiag
Fintalstacion
United States
Cuba
Castro’s Election Ratified Amid Revolt Losing Ground
The Venezuelan congress approved the six year term for General Castro of Venteuela, solidifying his leadership as opposition to him wanes. Reports from Wiilemetad on the island of Curseon note the revolution against Castro weakening and elections for senate and presidents of the republic advancing.
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Island of Curseon
Bert Vata
Castro
Venteuela
Relwuieg
Miss Stone Embarks for Constantiade Visit
Mina Steel and M Gargullo travel with the American embassy crew from Siloniko to Constantiadale. They plan a weeklong stay before proceeding to visit her mother in the United States.
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Kobruary
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Lyman J HAS ACCEPTED Treasury Post in New York
Lyman J POATM accepted a Treasury post in New York on February 2. He wrote and directed a note and left behind words about forming a trust and preparing a company sketch. The brief item notes his departure for a government role and his prior writings.
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United States
New York
Treasury
Lyman J . Poatm Teseh
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