New York Trip Stirs Democratic Circles Over Event
In New York on January 21, Democratic leaders convene at Tamany Hall as William J. Bryan visits. Attendees include Campbell, Elliott F., John W. Keeler, and others while plans focus on unity for the upcoming convention and possible vice presidential talk. Bryan may attend a dinner at the Belmont club and meet city leaders before a London trip.
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York
William J. Sit
New York
Mr. Brown
House
Iemocratic Organization
Tamomny Hall
Errath
Eliott
Fienione
Wai Im
Nottman Houge
Wallers
John W. Iwelter
Elie Demorratic
St. Atr
Keller
Bryan
Perel
Eller
Focal
Arrival Tangles in Mister Macrum Mission
A mangled item notes Mr. Macrum and a mysterious object tied to the arrival of Webstay and Lourenzo Marquez from APOIntis 4. A special train is mentioned and speculation on connections to President Kruger and telegraphic communications is implied, with a climactic reference to an impending event.
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Macrum
Lourenzo Marquez
Preale
Aragon
Beas
Kruger
Lords
Ana
Coronation Festivities Sparked by Imperial Honors Visit
Fragmentary report notes a January coronation fete with Prussian and allied figures present. Empress Augusta is described in ceremonial robes as pages carried banners and orders were issued. The text hints at yearly decorations and notable dignitaries in a distant imperial celebration.
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SoaLee
Augusta
Saidson
Mindem
Miners in Daney Mine Elect Officers Despite Delayed Balloting
A partial OCR fragment shows miners in Daney, Indiana casting ballots for officers of the United Mine Workers. The session adjourned after a late roll call as members listed include T Wilehor, Opie, W H Faring, and others with scattered mentions of Alabama and Virginia.
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Daney Mine Workers
Uite
Ind
The
United
Tenteht
Wilehor
Opie
H. Faring
Alabama
Benjamin
James
Boston
Llinor
Virginia
Filthy Cuban Prisons and Nicaragua Canal Report
Major Runele reports prison conditions described as filthy and iniquitous with women detained for various offenses. Bread strikes, relief fund notes, and canal bill prospects dominate New York Herald coverage with Walker Commission and Hepburn bill status.
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Walker Commission
New York Herald
Minister Retires From Oakland Deaf Congregation
The Rev Jumen Milcingis of the OWK Deaf Congregation retires from the ministry in Oakland California. He laments hypocrisy and urges tolerance while criticizing church leaders and lax discipline, stating the ministry is not for a young man seeking personal liberty.
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Oakland
Cal
Jumen Milcingis
Pantay
Annountedd
Payne's Bill Seeks Tariff Extension to Porto Rico
A Washington dispatch says Representative Payne's bill to extend the federal tariff and internal revenue laws over Porto Rico will be considered by the House Ways and Means Committee during the present session. Most Republicans and likely Newlands will back a favorable report. The same movement aims to extend revenue laws to Hawaii, with the Philippines retaining its own tariff, aligning with open door principles and equal trade with other nations.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Eays
Payne
United States
Porto Rico
Howe
Wis Andreine
Newlands
da Motteriain
Hawaii
Alee
Congress
Vorto Rica
Philippines
Move Coaling Stations to Expand Naval Fuel Bases
Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral Bradford urges expanding coaling stations with a $500,000 appropriation for Atlantic coast sites and in Hawaii Guam and the Philippines. Opposing view by Rear Admiral Hichturn favors use of volkers during hostilities citing Miller conveyor tests and enemy capture risks. Bradford has ordered $8000 paid to Miller conveyor owners.
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New York
Herald
Washington
R. B. Bradford
Long
Hichturn
Spain
Bradford
House Paval Committee
Atlantic
Hawaii
Catholic Evangelism Meeting At St Paul Apostle Draws Crowds
In New York at St Paul the Apostle on Congress Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street, last night’s service attracted large crowds. The church opened the middle aisle for non-Catholics and filled all seats, marking the first organized push to bring unchurched masses into the Catholic fold.
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New York
Homan Catholic
St. Paul the Apostle
Congress Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Duke of Teck Dead in London
The Duke of Teck Frances Paul Charles Louis Alexander dies in London at White Lodge Richwood Park and had married Princess Mary Adelaide daughter of Prince Adelphia Frederick Duke of Cambridge. He was the seventh son of King George III.
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Duke of Teck
London
Janary
Frances Paul Charles Louis Alexander
Ako of
Teck
Prin Icles Mary Adelaide
Adelphua Frederick
Duke of Aeuberidge
George III
White Lodge
Richwood Park
Civil Service Commission Reports Merit System Progress
The fifteenth annual paper of the United States Civil Service Commission notes merit system importance in colonial possessions and calls for superannuation plans, tighter removals rules, and enforcement of the 1897 order. It cites 75,000 classified positions, 47,060 eliminations, 35,682 passes, and 12,074 failures, with emphasis on reducing political influence and improving investigations and retirements.
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Washington
United Strates Civil Service
Cotmleston
Commisston
Congress
Municipal Service
District of Columbia
LoldmaeiOo Sfalea
Sauarion
Angim
Spayn
Loase
Mnipikler
Wniw
Almay
Eho
No Basis for Lease Report Claims on Canal Territory
Officials say there is no foundation for reports that the State Department has received assurances from Costa Rica and Nicaragua to lease territory for a century to the Panama Canal project. Nicaragua appears to accept arbitration as a settlement method in disputes with maritime interests over the Isthmian canal project. Managua January 21. Government to appoint Jose D Rodrigues and Bruno Buttfrage to positions.
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WilNingnesas
Washington
State Departments
Coste Rice
Nicaragua
Dalood Brater
Fle Maritime One
Switers
Manacua
Jose D. Hodrigues
Bruno Bulttrage
Arbitration Hearing on Nicaragua Canal Compromise
Arbitrators in the canal dispute review the 29 representations of the compact as the government objects to United States ministry involvement. Weir and Rudolph are named figures in the proceedings.
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Nicaragua
Miniata
Merry
Rudolph Weir
Aden
Transvaal Representative Arrives in City for Recognition Efforts
Montague White formerly envoy of the Transvaal Republic in London arrived from New York to seek recognition as the Republic’s diplomatic representative in the United States.
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Transvaal
Whehington
Montague White
London
The Greatest Battle From New York to Johannesburg
Reporters describe imagined defenses around Johannesburg as a mountain of mine tailings and fortifications. The piece compares tailings walls to forts and argues attacking forces would waste ammunition, with figures on tailings and mine outputs. A later note mentions Franz Moeenthal, a long-serving South African president in exile, arriving from Germany and criticizing the Boers as cowards.
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New York
Samuel Stockton
Johannesburg
Waldorf-Astoria
Bowrn
Laings
Johannee
Johnnesburg
Anid
Denney
Deleht
Capetown
Frity Moeenthal
South Asia
Yohannesburg
Fihg-Eieht
Ity
Germany
Mowenthal
Crestanarhe to Star in Bow of Prance at Grand Opera
Brepham Texas notes a large crowd at outdoor music in pleasant weather. The Crestan Wlarke company arrives from Golyenton to perform A Bow of Prance at the Grand Opera tomorrow night. Nearby events include Second Regiment orchestra under Mr Ellere and local health concerns tied to a chickenpox scare.
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Brepham
Texas
Jaguary St
Mise Adewide Prince
Crestonarhe
Anne Morning
Golyenton
Hee Bleter
Sc Epaeim
Crestan Wlarke
Bower
Prance
Germanis Park
Second Regiment
Ngveon
Jovera
Lea Bavelty
South Texas
Proveeda
Wimmer Datforma
Mareh
Merard Brorure
Haspanes Srestensts Taesseys
Prominent Louisville Railroad Man Dies After Stroke
John T. McLeod, a leading railroad figure in Louisville, Kentucky, died tonight from a stroke. His death removes a longtime industry executive and civic figure from the local transportation scene.
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Loulaville
Jobn T. McLeod
Fiost
Conet Hon Arrives in New York With Cantellane Party
Arrived in New York on January 2, the Count and Countess Cantellane accompanied by la Diretagne. The party reached Querauting in the morning aboard Conet Hon.
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New York
Strayed or Stolen Horse Noted Near Houston Market House
Ada 19th century notice reports a one boy horse about WD hands high with a white facial streak, long mane and tail, branded AH on left shoulder and foretop cut, missing near Houston market house. Reward offered by Lt. Scott or A R Anderson. location Houston.
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Market House
Houston
Scott
A. R. Anderson
Daniel Doughty Dies of Consumption in Moscow Texas
Daniel Doughty of Moscow Texas died January 24 at age 37 after a long illness. He leaves a devoted wife two brothers and several relatives and friends. Mrs Ophelia Mia Kellar and her husband arrived from Kentucky about two months ago to attend the funeral. He will be laid to rest in the local cemetery.
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Daniel Doughty
Moscow
Texas
Sigiere
Opeelster
Mia
Kellar
Ington
Two Italian families clash in deadly street riot
A noon street brawl between the Colletti and Spinella families in East Eleventh Street ends in multiple deaths. Caspar Colletti, 12, and Antonio Colletti, 3, die from gunshot wounds. David Salvatore, 42, dies from a stomach wound. Vincenzo Spinella and his son Frank are charged with homicide. Frank Spinella fled. Police and detectives pursue suspects as violence erupts. several others wounded and detained.
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Antonio Oltedt
Caspar Col- Jett
O. Bellevie
David Salvatore
Col- Jettis
Stomneh Wd
Borpiuil
Vincenka Spin Vila
Nll
Frank
Poloe
Frank Spioella
Vincray
Tye Collettix
Spinellas
Jon, Colletth
Frank Spinella
East Eleventh Street
Lye Collettix
Colletth
Colletti
Mirdak
Antonio Cilote
Collect
Caspar
Helleviin Hospital
Diamond
Antonio Collett
Chapar Collett
Chapar
Hoentral
Vincenco
Thirteenth Street
Hewie
Joseph Collett
Frank &Piella
Fire destroys unoccupied house in Haswell Texas
A small residence in Haswell Texas owned by W. Tt. Moore was burned on January 18. The fire caused smoke and heat damage with no insurance coverage on the property. Fire officials reported the structure was unoccupied at the time of the blaze.
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Hackell
Haswell
Texas
W. Tt. Moore
Fire Damages Home and Furnishings in Hartford
A fire at the home of W. T. Melton in Hartford caused about 1120 dollars in loss with 75 dollars in furniture salvage and a total value near 1120 dollars. Seymour and Toxon reported the incident on January 20.
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Seymour
Toxon
W. T. Melton
Hartford
Explosion Destroys Residence in Midtownland Texas
Early morning blast in Midtownlan Texas destroyed a residence occupied by Mr Sandorn, with the fire consuming the building before any aid could reach it. No injuries are reported in the fragment.
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Midtownlan
Texas
Sandorn
Residence Fire Damages Home in Sulphur Springs
The residence of B. E. Baerwald in Sulphur Springs Texas burned this evening. The furniture was badly damaged though insured for 2000 dollars in Hartford.
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Sulphur Springs
Texas
BE. Baerwald
Hartford
Fire destroys homes in Cleburne on January day
Two fires hit Cleburne today. Ri Deering’s home burned, reportedly belonging to W O Bell. insurance unknown. Contents details unclear. A contract by Henry Bryden and George Ball referenced. goods and furnace parts damaged by smoke and fire caused by a defective flue.
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Cleburne
Cleburn
Wtexss
Deering
W.O. Bell
Henry Bryden
George Ball
Hevaceld
Vie Trudere
Chicago
Cauve
TEXAS SPECIALS AND LOCAL NOTES IN FOGGY OCR
Short, garbled Texas snippets cover Greenville Lenton Waco and SacodocheS notes. Several punctuation errors and misspelled names appear alongside references to local officials and elections. The fragmentary text notes a county clerk appointment and generic weather and crop remarks with scattered party politics in Cherokee and Rusk counties.
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Greenville
Wiliam Plereda
Annie
Lenton
Ilan
Crowlant
Farners
Waco
Charles E. Moore
Vite Joney Joner
Uusel
Sacogdoches
Cherokee County
Couple Marriages Recorded by County Clerk McCowen
In Caldwell Texas during the week the county clerk issued multiple marriage licenses. Names include Prank Vaévra with Katrena Holuber and John Meyer with an unnamed partner, along with several other couples listed in the county records. The report notes Annie Benn, Sophie Polansky, and Rosie nee among party names.
Earthquake Described Across Mexican Cities
Reports from interlaced lines describe a strong earthquake affecting Guadalajara Colima and surrounding areas. Mexico City escaped major damage though adobe huts collapsed and a bridge suffered partial damage while underground electric lines remained intact.
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City of Mexico
Dunukey
Guadalajara
Colima
Mexico
Subuchy
Suburhe
Earthquake Shakes Colima City Causes Casualties
An earthquake near Colima Mexico January 21 caused buildings to crumble trapping residents. Many injured or killed. local authorities mobilize aid and search efforts while residents evacuate to safety and contemplate aftershocks. government officials coordinate response and ensure security.
Unclear historic earthquake damages and status report
The report describes a major quake affecting multiple landmarks including the architec ture of a theater and a church. It notes destruction in a city and surrounding areas with homes demolished and ground shaking causing extensive damage. Meteorologists predict a repeat event.
Light at Versa Crag Prompts Charity Reach
A January report from Vera Cruz Mexico notes an earthquake event moving through the region before a charity effort, with the quake reaching a central area around midnight Saturday. Local fields register varying impact as responders assess damage and assist residents.
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Versa Crag
Vera Crus
Mex
Charity
Tere
London Stock Market Opens With Cautious Optimism
London traders await official word on British victory hopes as stock prices show improved tone. Investors expect less delay and watch money rates, with commentary noting firmer though still cautious activity across exchanges.
Loupiohos Wosid and Von Bulow Interpellation Clash
A European parliament session transcript shows Von Bulow facing a sharp interpellation by Herr Moeller. The exchange denounces Britain’s handling of German ships and echoes a veiled warning to England. The discussion aligns with Germany’s stance amid tensions with Britain.
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Coun
von Bulow
Herr Moeller
England
William
Britain
Imprisonment of Chemaa Digna in Tokar Hills
Suakim reports principal general Chemaa Digna of the late Huuathiy Abdullah was captured Thursday in the hills near Tokar and brought to the city for imprisonment.
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Oxmoan Digne
Suakim
Chemaa Digna
Huuathiy Abdullah
Tokar
Conference Held To Address Race Problems In South
A conference organized in Alabama aims to discuss race problems and welfare for the South. Plans call for a Montgomery meeting in May under an appointed committee with twenty five members and speakers from multiple groups. The event seeks unity among varied factions and to promote civic reform.
Torn opening draws crowd to public library event
Post correspondent reports a crowded public library opening on January 1 in Palestine. The event featured music, readings, and community leaders praising the library and its future programs.
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Tatestine
Temes
Torna
Wublic Library
Ieee Ab Theeliy
Federationot
Sammy Gousiattog
Yobel
Ipstromentel Rinlos
Alts Hall
Jodie
Atverveen
Erediy
Vie Emeres
Gettiok
le T
Live Stock and Chicago Market Prices Across Texas Rail
Weaving through Texan cattle trading and Chicago market figures, the notice lists weights from 260 pounds to many over 400 pounds, with prices and consignments moving to Vernon and Chicago. It notes sale days Wednesday and Thursday, with various lots and day tokens, reflecting cattle asks and retail quotes in the regional trading scene.
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Texas
Caine
Walla
Ste
Hlatnoe
Thor Reas
Vooilar
Abe
Wedneadas
Uae
Yale
Fonham
Chiesa Market
Chicago
Soy
Melianey
Soldat Chlck
Wien
Shion
Alta
Cman Stearn
Ardmore
Abbie
Linmanee Litereet Everewhere Enis
Nalionstey Hivek
Eenbrlatil
Euchaine Fey
Sale of Private Cattle at Haskell Texas
The notice reports a private sale of forty two head of cattle from Leriphie to be delivered in spring. W W Williams and others sell stock for Concho county with the sale held at Hallinger Way South Canyon. Captured cattle and prices listed amid a description of ranch locations near Haskell.
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Ban Ange
Cnudreay Bowaht
Concho
Henry
Local Resident Hennessy Thomas Dies in Texas
A note from Cucro Texas reports the death of Hennessy Thomas aged seventy. The obituary notes he lived in Calbaun county and leaves a widow and several children. Burial arrangements to follow with a memorial service at a local church.
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Cucro
Texas
Janpery St
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Thames Bay Vet Maak
Calbaun County
Tentes
Rea Childrsye
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