Kentucky political crisis expected as party factions clash
A British tone report from Frankfort Kentucky surveys the governor race and state contests. Republican leaders threaten legislative disruption while Democrats denounce intimidation and call for lawful action. The piece cites claims by K H Hampton and supporters about anti Goebel forces and possible protests at the Capitol.
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Comig Lonon
Dingtace
Kentucky
Cneukt
Mranktar
Colonel Bryan Denied It At Missouri Address
Col Bryan spoke to over 1000 at Veralty chapel Columbia Missouri about Pendog problems and imperialism. He denied changing his views on silver and tariff policy while condemning gold party influence and banquets as campaign pressure.
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Columbia
Colonenl
Willen J. Bryan
Veralty Chapel
Iin
Imperialion
Franchines
Colonel Bevay
Wong Polirioe
Wentern Denon
Soevtet
Bryan
Mose
Real Democrata
Tata
Sews Workrems Plan Outline for Demoralized Campaign
The message from New York January outlines an effort to secure Mr Bryan as a speaker in New York to unite Democratic factions. Notes from Bilion Auterth, chair of the Democratic Executive Committee, seek harmony between wings to send a united delegation to the National convention.
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New York
Firyan
Bilion Auterth
Democratic Execusive Committee
Bryn Fide Dildo
Alrowdy
Allwey
Arvan Py O. H.P. Belmont
Janery
Earl
My. Kiryaw
New York State
Tammany
Nn Orth
York Lvetaral
NHACHS IIeats Few Favorites on Day One at Piest Card
The NHACHS meet in New Orleans on January 1 saw only one favorite win across six events while several races were altered by fouls and a swift pace. Panecharus led but faced trouble from Bann's foul affecting Lainty Maye. Kudorpin showed speed, while Nehectares moved up to claim second with a late dash but could not overtake the winner.
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New Orleans
Panecharus
Gnidhing
Bann
Haing
Lainty Maye
Kudorpin
Hanna States The Issues In Republican Campaign Plan
Philadelphia January 12 The sub committee of the Republican National Committee began planning the presidential campaign. They inspected the convention auditorium and expressed satisfaction with the selection of the hall Senator Hanna predicted McKinley will be renominated but noted debate on the running mate and platform. The Manufacturers Club offered facilities to all committee members and delegates. Hanna outlined the plan stressing prosperity for workers and retention of the Philippines as key issues. He urged immediate fundraising to support the campaign while accusing Democrats of labor agitation and promising vigilance against it.
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Toptessonia
Council of
Hampton
Republican State Central
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Hove
Andrew Bevo
Allor- Heyes
Soidiers
Chige
Air Taylor Dome
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Taylor
Bint
Savadee
Goebel
Heckham
Jon Powers
Mom
Leleh
Vaylot
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Pitiemenia
Nena Cra
Kentucks
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Legisative Department of
Teider
Han
Pkfort
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Cfeation
Ddletary Department
Tightvat Resson
Yruw
Republican National Committee
Audi
Republican National
Philip
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Labor
Bryan’s remarks on expansion and Philippine annexation
Kansas City January 1 W J Bryan toured the city en route to Columbia Mo and discussed an interview in which he defended expansion while distinguishing between territorial extension and empire He argued the Philippines should be allowed independence and that people’s capacity to share in government should guide annexation decisions over geographic or commercial factors.
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Kansas City
W. J. Bryan
Columbia
Bia Minneapolia
Bryan
Turbulent War News and Political Strife Across Nations
Fragmented reports describe tensions among generals, critique of Mr. Balfour, Foreign and War Office exchanges, and Franco American treaty opposition. Paragraphs note casualties, naval operations, protests, and political maneuvers in Europe and the Americas with numerous names and places amid a chaotic wire service style summary.
Watton City Markets Reveal Mixed Trading Blink
A garbled market update notes activity on the stock exchange with mentions of Defosmonals and Wall tweet elements. It hints at uneven prosperity and shifting trading conditions without clear events or outcomes.
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New
Fragmented OCR shows a chaotic horse race entry list
The garbled text presents a race card with numerous horse names and riders, noting entries refused and a warm contest between Ay and Belle of Monphi, with weather and track conditions lightly described and no clear result. The transmission includes several misread city names and garbled phrases, typical of OCR errors from a 19th century page.
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Ron
Athena
Morhphis
Vavnaul
Bane
Wreck of Baker & Co. Frauds Prompts City Inquiry
January first report from Inspector Dye details alleged widespread fraud by John Baker head of Baker & Co. brokers. Out-of-town borrowings rumored near $100000, investigators say the scope could be the department’s largest financial case yet. Seven months of probing stalled by patron fears and Baker’s elusive methods.
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Bt. Leute
John Baker
John’ Baker & Co
Baker
Dye
Baker & Co
Tinhet
Plicea
Reid
Tory
Colored pugilists rally for president in Weebington bout
In Weebington on January 1, George Dixon once featherweight champion seeks a return to glory with rival Terry Mcfiowarn near Armstrang. The scene hints at heavyweights and aspiring title glory in a noisy boxing year page.
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Weebington
George Dixon
Shampian
Terry Mcfiowarn
Ool
Armaatreng
Unknown steamer wreck in St Mary’s Bay reported
News from St Jonni N F says no word from Peters River about the wrecked and burning steamer on a reef in St Marys Bay. Divers may be dispatched. wreckage and bodies litter the shore as authorities plan to identify the vessel and recover victims.
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N. F
Peters River
St. Maryu Bay
St. Maryn Hay
Havre
Sherboure
Tseherk
Mleamor
Ukely Pole
Mdn
Marine Department
Critmer Fiona
Fortune Bay
Fear for Canadian Indians as police withdraw for Transvaal
Ottawa reports anxiety among Cree and other northern tribes over withdrawn mounted police amid Transvaal events. Officials telegraph Indian agents warning misconduct could cost government support as tensions rise within Cree communities and claims to land.
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Ont
Mounted
Transvaal
Crford
Oilnlwter
Interior
Indian Agenta
Government
Lylene
Department ‘of the Interior
Gericua
Apelangbaine and
Albert
Crewe
Germany presses Liberia with protectorate claims amid tensions
A dispatch from London reports Germany pressuring Liberia to accept a protectorate stance as it mimics French expansion aims. German consul Humplemeyer cites a Berlin visit over a Liberian dispute involving a German planter Kop who refused summons and faced possible forceful action. Liberia remains anxious about cable communications and U.S. and British reactions to potential protectorate status.
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London
Coa
Liberia
France
Humplemeier
Conaul
Montovia
Berlin
Kop
Herr Kumplemeyer
Herr Kooh
Prince
Great Britain
Republic
Washington
Dismissal of Mora Indorsed by Havana Newspapers
Havana January 13 news reports Governor General Wood will appoint a three member commission to study island taxation. The Mora removal sparked debate on prosecution versus nontrial, with lawyers noting delays in trials as a broader issue and critique of Moras office.
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The
Cubano
Wood
la Cacha
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Mora Sant
Clenfuezos
Mavann
Davin
Ludlowee
Havana
Vivac
Senor Frederics Mora
Supreme Court
Viry
Phy
Senor Mora
Puople
Rpen
Banor Moru
Spanish Senate Debate On Cuba Policy Sparks War Debate
In Madrid the senate debated government policy toward the United States. Senor Gullon, former foreign minister, said the note provoked by General Woodford demanded Cuba action in a short period. He claimed the pope should arbitrate, but the U S provoked war and urged the senate to support the Sagasta ministry and Spain’s unprepared entry into conflict.
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Madrid
Senate
United States
Sagasta Ininistey
Senor Gullon
Woodford
Cuba
Boath
Senor Guilon
Sagneta
Whiloh
Spain
Invasion of Canada rumors spark plain talk in London
Edwin Blake a nationalists MP for Gongford district warns Longford crowds that if invasion rumors were true he would have prepared by borrowing rifles and taking family to Canada. He adds the Canadian minister has no sympathy with advanced party sections amid the debate.
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London
Edwin Blake
Gongford
Upper Canada
Canada
Longford
Mauwer
Wheeler upholds Insurrection’s Decline in Philippines
General Joseph Wheeler now in the Philippines says the insurrection is substantially over and blames anti imperialists in the United States for stirring support of Aguinaldo. He notes Manila mills rely on U S cotton and predicts a bright future if a sane government is established.
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Momphie
Tepo
Joseph Wheeler
Philippines
General Wheeler
Manila
United States
Wheeter
Aguinalde
Congress
Senne Bulate
Asia
Americans rout insurgents in mountain defense near Manila
Advices from Cahu report a sharp January engagement between a Nineteenth Infantry battalion and insurgents occupying a strong position in the mountains. The enemy was routed with American losses at four wounded. Insurgent General Flores planned a 100 man rendezvous at Humín Bin. Captain Hensop was sent to dislodge Cham. The Sugar-Renta area saw dispersion, horses captured, fortifications burned, and no American losses. An American force near Magallanes Cavite occupied the area and captured twenty insurgents, including a colonel.
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Cahu
Nineteenth Infantry
Flores
Humin- bin
Viscaya
Hensop
Magallanes
Cavite
Sudden Idaho Flood Washes Away Towns Bridges and Track
Reports from Kendrick Idaho describe a sudden flood on the Potlach river washing out houses stores and railroad tracks. Three men are dead or missing with fears for others as floodwaters force residents to flee toward safety. Wheat storage at Kendrink Grain suffered 9000 bushels lost and communications along the river are cut. Railroad officials fear winter transit may be impossible until March.
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Kendrick
Tahoe
Muddim Foll
Potlach
Bien Amepl
Billie Strom
Harbin
Hamblin
Gartim Pesche
Hamblinda
Kendrink Grain Company
Mures
Jullatt
Idaho
Northern Pacific
Ferguson Ramp
Pollack
New York Export and Import Co Files Claims Against U S Government
The firm seeks damages from the United States Government for wartime destruction of property during bombardments of Hote and adjacent towns. One major claim figures at about four million dollars for losses including the Awlee house of Hot.
Electric Belt claims cure for many diseases by Hathaway
Dr J Newton Hathaway markets an electric belt as a cure for rheumatism lumbago varicocele strictures nervous and sexual weakness. He emphasizes its safety compares it to other belts and invites inspection at his office 208 B Pines Alameda Place.
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Chrome
Gory
Elie Nervonal
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