The Hole In the Wall to be Patrolled From Memory
A garbled domestic summary reports a famed Wyomba criminal hideout called The Hole In the Wall to be utterly deatroped and forgotten. The piece also mentions a January 15 W. M. Rice trial date and various other court actions, with broad, incoherent references to legal decisions and political figures.
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Wyomba
W. M. Rice
Supreme Court of the
United States
Kentucky
North Corinten
Cnort
Wallfortila
Ohio
Nash
Various regional items from Southern Pacific and Houston events
Erattus Lt. Yeung named auditor for the Southern Pacific region. National railway gatherings in St. Louis discuss vital matters. Viet President Markham to speak in Houston at eight. Keoweroht comments on an interstate probe. Two men, Powers and Ackey, killed by a freight train. Willamaburg Insurance pays city share of market house insurance. Houston World Fair board members travel to Dallas. Lake Parish Association officers face ejectment. Daughters of the Confederacy chapter elects officers. Houston Pastors’ Association selects officers. Houston Lumber Exchange to host Nebraska lumber dealers’ excursion. Corunna Spain reports a ferry boat disaster on the Lezero river with 294 passengers, mostly women, drowning.
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Erattus
Yeung
Thien
Interstate Commerce Reamminston
John Powers
Joseph Ackey
Wililawburg
Rampany
Market House Insurances
Houston St. Louis
Houston Lumber Exchange
Nebraska
Supreme Court Decisions and Political Critique Highlighted
A long, fragmentary summary describes Supreme Court opinions on state code enforcement and railroad regulation, mentions pardons for a former Nebraska treasurer, and cites political commentary on governors, campaigns, and national issues. It references Justice Fuller and Chief Justice White opinions, with scattered notes on taxes, mining cases, and wartime topics.
Texarkana and Chicago papers merge in plan
A disrupted, garbled historical clipping describes newspaper executives and editors discussing mergers and alliances. It references Texarkana connections, Chicago figures, and planned consolidations between papers, with notes on primaries and local political engages.
Fragmentary notes on parks, wildlife, and science from a distant era
The fragmentary text mentions plans to create a museum for neglected statues in Chicago parks, attempts to stock Indiana fields with Mongolian pheasants under a new law, and a per-faced rug price with meager wages for weavers. It also cites naval surgeon Tessipoff testing sea floor photography, the re-survey of the Mason-Dixon line, and a Maori man jailed for practicing witchcraft in New Zealand.
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Iedemnan Hunter
Chicago Bee
Chicago
Indiana
M. Tessipoff
Rushias
Dixon
New Zealand
Wireless experiments linked Baltimore and Washington aid
The article notes planned wireless telegraphy tests between Baltimore and Washington citing historic ties. It reports North Castle farmers weighing a county bounty to extirpate woodland game and pests like raccoons foxes and skunks with a hotly contested vote likely to trigger a recount.
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Baltimore
Washington
Northcastle
Weatchester County
Salary talk and political maneuvering in Washington
Washington January 4 Correspondence discusses Representative Eddy’s claim that over a dozen modifiers in Congress could earn $5000 annually outside government work. The piece notes mixed views among senators and representatives about salary increases and warns such proposals often fail. It covers debates over penny postage, postroad costs, and the Pekin protocol indemnity discussions, plus chatter about Senator Platt and Lillian Janeway.
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Washington
Eddy
Minnesota
Congress
Jie
Matey
Hunni
Investigation over Schley prize claim disputed by chart evidence
The piece argues for reviewing the Schley prize award amid claims a navigational chart used by the court of claims was unreliable. It asserts Sampson never engaged in the battle and that the chart falsely placed New York and other ships within signaling distance, urging a sift of evidence and justice.
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Chicago C
Court of Claims
Iavy
Cliser
Jess
Sampson Mever
Colon
New York
Chadwick
Samp
Court of Claima
Sampson
Samp Sokley
Tampering With Trifley Dozin and Rural Reverie
A patchwork of verse and prose recalls rural memories of cattle, pine woods, and safe pastures. The piece threads pastoral songs with odd phrases and stray notes on figures like Depew and Rockefeller, weaving dreams of a homeland and fading childhood.
Hanna Foraker Feud Flares in Cincinnati Enquirer Preview
The Hanna Foraker feud in Cincinnati looms as a lengthy political battle resumes. Observers expect a sharp public clash with both veterans likely to renew hostilities, citing past rivalries and ongoing ambitions in the party arena.
Anti-Trust Legislation and Congress Power
Buffalo Times contemplates Congress authority to regulate trusts and the impact of constitutional law on enforcing remedial statutes, evaluating the reach of federal regulation in national commerce and the honesty of enforcement.
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Buffalo Times
Congress
Expert Testimony in Tampering With Trifles in Houston
Wylie Rustler's Tampering With Trifles in The Houston by J M Lewis shines with verse and pointed paragraphs. The piece sparkles with wit and literary flair, proving the author can treat trifles seriously and with style.
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Wylie Rustler
Houston
J. M. Lewis
Texas
Comparatively Only Louisville Pass
The Boer war nears conclusion, now about twenty four months closer than in 1899 according to a comparative note from Louisville. The brief reflects on the war’s timeline and public interest in the progress as of the period.
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Louisville
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