Blaine Status Described As Very Critical by Doctors
Washington reports indicate ex secretary Blaine's condition worsened with relapse fears. Physicians note digestion issues and throat troubles complicating a fragile system, while family and officials refuse firm prognosis amid ongoing treatment and bed rest.
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Iflis
Chamber of Sickness
Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Yash Rox
Delaine
Fn Ils Illnness
Fox
Ligatt
Elgine
W. W.johnston
Washington
Police Court Fines Tossed In Thanksgiving Liquor Cases
A Friday police court session yielded fines for saloon liquor violations with three barkeepers arrested for selling intoxicants on Thanksgiving. Mahoney paid 10 dollars. Miller and Crawford’s cases were continued. A colored boy, Barnes, received a 100 dollar fine for carrying a razor. Matthews was jailed on a theft allegation related to a dog. James Nichols received fifty dollars for furniture smashing.
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Thomas Crawford
Drandt
William Miller
Zuegele
Tom Mahoney
Moran's
Mahoney
John Barnes
Uarnes
Larnes
John Matthews
John Alexander
Sarah Blue
Effie Dickson
Alexander
James Nichols
Remarkable Recovery After Brain Surgery on Child
In Provisttn, Nov 25, Andrew Young a 12 year old boy from Pittsburgh is in the surgical ward of the Pennsylvania hospital recovering from a dangerous operation. Doctors relieved pressure on the back brain and restored him from idiocy enabling him to walk with crutches and speak again.
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Bey
Thley
Andrew Young
Pennsylvania Hospital
High School Eleven Triumphs In Narrow 20 to 14 Victory
A Thursday morning football game at the Ohio grounds featured Clan na Gaels against the high school eleven. The heavier Clan outfit fought hard but the high schools won 20 to 14 aided by Holliday and Coen. Herron and Richardson performed well for Clan na Gaels. The high schools plan to face Franklin College next but are too crippled to travel.
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Ohiost
Clanna-Gaels
Herron
Richardson
Coen
Holliday
Clan-na- Gaels
Franklin
Franklin College
Hand Burned After Turpentine Fire
Mr. White of this place suffered severe burns on his hand when a cotton wrap soaked in turpentine ignited as he smoked on Thursday. The incident was reported from Henson on November 25.
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Henson, N
Snow 16 Inches Deep in Helena on Nov 23
Snow reaches sixteen inches in Helena Montana on November 23. Report notes snow piles, travel disruption, and cold conditions as residents endure a heavy winter storm. Ayers Sarsaparilla advertisement fragment appears in the readable text.
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Heliena
Mont
City board to shut fountains and rework garbage contracts
The Board of Public Works ordered the water supply shut at drinking fountains. It drafted garbage disposal specifications for a five year contract start May first, including cremation or chemical action options and potential crematory at Sellers farm. Four districts to be served with collection four to three times monthly by season, under health board supervision. County clerks report election votes with W H Bradlin leading Democratic electors and Claude Matthews close behind. Republicans led by Lu B EF Pierce with Gov Chase ranking high among electors.
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Board of Public Works
Water Company
Bailey
Board of Health
Chase Ranehind
Claude Matthews &Bhead
W. H. Bradlin
Claude Matthews
Lu. B. EF. Pierce
Gov. Chase
Iie
The 82. Louis Scourge Typhoid Increase in St Louis
Typhoid cases rise in St Louis with 105 new cases since Wednesday and river water analysis failing to address the outbreak. Undertakers and physicians are overwhelmed as theater audiences and business feel the impact.
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St. Louis
Rattlesnake Bites Farmer After Faith Heals Miracles
Jasper county farmer Geo Southard died after a rattlesnake bite he believed his faith would neutralize. He believed miracles were possible through sufficient faith and was bitten while alone on his farm in Warpsratse. His wife, Luminamed, was away at the time and returned to find the fatal outcome.
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Warpsratse
Ind
Southard
Jasper County
Tle
Judge Wayler Rules in Mechanics Lien Case
Judge Taylor a hearing Saturday on several mechanics lien cases moved from Judge Starper's court. Lienholders include Indianapolis and Cleveland fence firms over fences on properties. outcome hinges on statutes excluding fences from lien scope. A separate item notes a mad dog attack near Sixth and Noward streets. police dog Jack and a patrol wagon were involved. dog and canine unit killed.
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James W. Lantree
Wuadse Taylor
India
Sch
Sixth
Noward-sts
Oldhera Wilson
Steinruck
Jack
Wilson
Runaway Four Locomotive Races Through Bellefontaine
A Big Four locomotive broke loose from a yard east of Bellefontaine Ohio on Thursday and tore into a westbound freight. The engine and cars wrecked with no serious injuries though the crew and several riding boys fled. The fireman panicked and jumped aboard as the engine sped away.
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Bellefontaine
Bellefontatne
Infamous report denied by Mrs. Cleveland and local notices
Mrs Cleveland denied the infamous runaway warning in a Friday letter to papers stating there is no truth. San Francisco reports Chinese merchants refuse credit. shoes cigars and clothing jobs may end by year start. Billy Bever in Streator undergoes eye operation with no vision danger. Rev John W Scott, father of Mrs Harrison, seriously ill at the White House with slim hope of recovery.
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New York
Cleveland
San Francisco
Cireaco
Billy Bever
Streator
Birs
Barrison
Wather
Washngton
D. C
Snl
John W. Scott
Harrison
White House
Steamer Mato Ashore Off AsuTABULA Oregon Point
Steamer Mato lies on large bowlders off this point with danger of breaking up. The vessel is ashore near AsuTABULA, Oregon, reported November 23.
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Asutabula, O
Mato
Flood and hunger plague last four days in Sultan region
A flood and river shift threaten Sultan business district as 50 hours without food leave many exhausted and feared lost in the woods. In nearby Lakeview a mounted robber eludes a large manhunt despite police and volunteers. a milkman faced a revolver threat before the suspect faded from sight.
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Seattle
Wash
Sucheomish
Keith Illingstone
Skywanisi
Sultan
Local News and Sports Sparks Amid Uncertain Charges
Public safety head Hawkins says charges against Durpeaneporte will be heard in a few days with about 35 witnesses to explain his side. Laporte incident at a football game prompted brief News reporter confrontation, gambling venues allegedly closed. A Northern Pacific express robbery near Hot Springs netted 1200 and jewelry. A Cedar Rapids cook’s wife fears murder after a dream leads to police detention.
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Ry Vabla Sarges
Whyte
Hawkins
Parrot Triggers Fire Alarm as Hotel Burns in New York
A fire at Nicholas Park Hotel across from Manhattan Field, site of the Princeton Yale clash, destroyed the building and left servant Rosy Ranababler missing. Loss estimated at 20 000 dollars as alarm reportedly sounded by a parrot. The two teams narrowly escaped.
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Winny Narrow
Gunnise
New Yoas
Nicholas Park
Manhattan Field
Princeton
Navy officer suspended for one year in rank
Secretary Tracy confirms the sentence of Assistant Engineer Dr. W. Danfort. He is suspended from the ranks for one year without pay.
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Washrneton
Tracy
Navy
W. Danfort
New rockers at Wi L Elder Br Baskin ares
Brief reads like a local society item with scattered names and places. It mentions Wi L Elder Bridge Baskin areas and a Wancer term unclear from the fragment. No clear event date or outcome is present. The text is highly garbled with no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Purdue Defeats DePauw in Fraught Football Tilt at Fair
About 6 000 spectators braved the cold at the state fair grounds to watch Purdue overwhelm DePauw 52 to 6. Purdue’s Stevenson and Studebaker led a decisive offense while DePauw struggled against Purdue’s powerful center and rushing plays. a tense crowd and police guard marked the event.
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Purdue
Stote Feir
UePawns
Pieroice
Greencastle
Bohed
Liaporte
Laporte
Hawking
Board of Public Safety
Cant. Stevenson
Thompson
Jinney
Studebaker
DePauw
Stevenson
Little
Whitcomb
Fry
Polk
Kramer
DePauws
Finney
Studebake
Gecal
Methodists
Bob Studebaker
Dying Man Suffering Moon Change Snake Bite Curse
Timothy Sullivan at Willow Creek mine Idaho is dying from a strange illness linked to a rattler bite. After drinking whisky his arm swelled and blackened, easing briefly, but at each moon change the awful symptoms return and he worsens, a rare case noted at Gerse Idaho.
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Gerse
Idaho
Timothy Sullivan
Willow Creek
Lie
Murder Proves Tragic After Night of Drinking at Tours
At Tours Gey, McCullough and uncle William Goodman quarreled after visiting several saloons. Goodman was shot in the head by McCullough who fled. Goodman died two hours later. Nearby lies a lonely stretch feared for past tragedies along the railroad.
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USA
Coamos
Iandsay McCullough
William Goodman
Croadman
Goodman
McCull
Perkinses avoid politics as Kansas faces senator choice
The piece notes the Perkins family business roots in banking farming and professions. It predicts Senator Perkins will not be re elected to fill the vacancy caused by Senator Plumb's death. It mentions a February 14 state election for delegates to a constitutional convention and questions costs versus the November ballot. It also references Mills of Texas and possible cabinet placement if defeated. Swifts dye works 67 N Pennsylvania St.
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Perkinses
Perkins
Plumb
New York
Albany
Dave Hill
Mills
Texas
Cleveland
Appropriations Committee
Wreck on the Pan Handle Line Near Harvey's Ind
A freight train collision with a passenger train near Harvey's Indiana caused multiple injuries and deaths. Engineer Myers lost both legs, fireman Brennan was killed, and brakeman Hendricks badly burned but expected to recover. About ten freight cars loaded with merchandise were wrecked and debris hindered cleanup for hours.
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Tpanhandle
Harvey's
Ind
Myers
Brennan
Hendricks
Burns Family Tragedy Shocks Grand Street in New York
In a New York police court case from Nov 25, Burns family residents of 650 Grand Street faced allegations after a drunken father attacked his sons. The mother testified that she had sold their daughter Nitty years ago for a gold watch and chain to a wealthy man. The daughter, tearful, described years of hardship and abuse, stating she supported the family after her father failed to work.
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Shewa
New York
Threeave
Burns
Burrs
Marie
Sam
Governor Pursues Malessay to Legislature and Addresses Body
The text describes Gov Chase preparing a message to the general assembly, with Claude Matthews not delivering this time. Jie will speak to the body and outline needed legislation. The governor bases recommendations on official reports and visits to institutions to gauge their needs.
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Chase
Claude Matthews
Jie
Gove
Juvenile cases and petty crimes lead local court notes
Local court records show Peter Kiley to serve 80 days house arrest after entering a box car and stealing eight and a half pairs of shoes. Charles Kelley, 16, sent to reform school until age 21 for unauthorized entry. Zerkie Hyatt, 12, suspended judgment in a separate charge. Also reported: a group of 11 boys aiding a shoplifting incident, and weather notes from December history including a 15 below zero record in 1876 and a 46 degree swing the following year.
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Rota Mouth
Peter Kiley
Dig
Judes
Dgrightwood
Charles Kelley
Reform Gclos U
Hmes
Nimon Hingol Junk Shop
Zerkie Hyatt
Tui Suns 1
Eracts
Ingalls Block
Jerry Rusk
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