Boundary Survey Lifted From Maine to Atlantic
A joint survey of the US Canada northeastern boundary from Maine to the Atlantic is underway after prior resistance. Led by US chief 7 Bosha and Canadian rep Rainboth, the task aims to reestablish the line with minor changes while restoring several lost markers. At a Galesburg meeting, officials from Canton, Ha Yahan, Galesburg, Beardstown, Monmouth, and others planned a new league and charter bid with salary limits discussed.
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United States
Los
Cane Vila
Fremst Cas Vorniere
Debob Soan Sdt
Viet Maine
Canada
Houston
Bosha
Atlantico
Vons Vandes
Galesburg
Navy
Canton
Storm Grips Atlantic States Amid Heavy Snow
The January blizzard disrupted streets and lodging, left one man frozen to death in Brooklyn, and stalled ships off Sandy Hook. Coal prices rose 50 cents a ton as delivery costs climbed while New England and mid Atlantic states faced ongoing snow and travel paralysis.
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New Yo K
el Witable
E.st Swents
E.st Swents South Street
Jos
Yaraoryeck
Brooslyn
James Smith
Four Thousand Cats Wanted Not Practically Real
A crowd gathered outside Redhill station following advertisements offering £1 per healthy cat to blot out a plague of rice. The notice stated 1000 cats were needed and referenced a railway and goods department at Redhill.
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Redhill
Colen‘iad
the & EL & OC
Gouls
London Commercial Road Ad Sparks Market Noise
Fragmented text notes a Wednesday event around 2511 inst between 26.0 and 280 p m with Stemn & Co. Ot Conmercial Toad London and a crowd gathering. The item mentions a vender crowd and a finance matter, with a telephone message to an advertiser and the Mall Gazette as a reference.
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Stemn & Co
London
Merize
Amessus
Buern
Call Mall Gazette
Rebater Fined Yet Escape Jail In Rebating Case
Judge McPherson declares the practice of rebates has ceased and leniently sentences George D L Thomas and Thomas Towcart for conspiring to pass rebates on shipments. Shawis and Passenet receive fines. Packers, shippers, and railways blamed. no imprisonment ordered.
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Kansas City
Dan. An
George DL. Thomas
New
Aun
Thomas
Towcart
Federed
Swit & UN. Sls
Cudahy Packing Company
Mioor Packing Company
Selson Morris & Oo
Chicgo, Papa & Quincy Hailway Company
Times
Circuit Court of Appeals
RLS
United States
Hayti Revolt Suppressed Leader Captured Near Dessalines
Hayti reports the revolt ended with Jeau Jumeau captured at Dessalines near Gonaives. He was executed by the government after capture. Gonaives is occupied by government forces following the suppression.
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Port AU Prince
Hayti
Jeau Jumeau
Dessalines
Gonaives
Dynamite Blast Injures Five in Iowa Mining Town Fire
A fire at the Hocking Supply company store near Albia Iowa caused an explosion of 500 pounds of dynamite in a boxcar five miles away. Five men were injured and property valued at about $60,000 was destroyed. Injured include Jebiu C. Luett and Willi Mikengton with others unnamed. The blast shattered windows in Albia two miles away. The incident occurred as miners fought the fire and dynamite threats.
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Des Moines
Hocking
Albia
Jebiu C. Luett
Willi Mikengton
Frank Daryls
Alhia
Hocking Supply Company
Wisconsin widow claims four million in Shepard estate
Mrs Miranda Jinne Shepard of Denver seeks to prove marriage to Dr A Warner Shepard, who died by his own hand in New York. She says she was deserted in Wisconsin thirty seven years ago and that an Milwaukee ad found by her may link them. Attorneys report strong parallels and plan to press the claim vigorously.
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Burleseo
Yasas
Bhierley
Dalzel
Pennsylvania
Myr
Randell
Texas
Standell
Dalgell
Lurk
Missouri
Wiliami W. Bryan
Denver Vonvention
Ric H Rovtell
Mombrra
Spearkwruinoud
Denver
Colo
Miranda Jinne Shepard
Wisconsin
A. Warner Shepard
New York City
Milwaukee
Dr. Shepard
New York
Shepard
Fond du Luc Thiry
New London
Wis
Oshkosh
D’ Estaing
Charles Shepard
Orchard
Col
d'Mstaing
Charles
Mexico
Fifteenth Streeet
Buckman
Albert Buckman
Waupaca
New Loxton
Stevena Point
Columbus
Roadu
Will
Six sailors left behind over Rear Admiral Evans ships
City police have rounded up six sailors from the American battleships over Rear Admiral Evans who deserted or failed to return before the vessels sailed three days ago. They will be sent after the fleet on a collier. A dispatch from Valparaiso says the Chilean squadron will greet the American battleships as they pass Valdivia. The British cruiser Sapho is en route from the west coast to Punta Arenas. A large Chilean party has chartered a steamer to escort the ships along the coast.
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Rio Janeiro
Evans
Valparaiso
Chilean
Valdivia
Sapho
Punta Arenas
Fire in Madison Illinois Destroys Two Blocks
A mysterious explosion in a coal stove on January 25 sparked a blaze that wiped out most of two city blocks in Madison's business district. Estimated losses exceed 100000 dollars. Forty people fled homes as firefighters battled the flames and locals helped rescue contents from stores and residences. A panic of horses spilled through streets as firemen worked, but the First National Bank and Waschner's department store survived a nearby wall saved from the fire while the origin area was consumed.
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Ollie Janes
Kentucky
Kimbo
Do Tue
Towne
Appropriations Committee
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Charles A. Grosvenor
Ohio
Madison, II
Madison
Gee
Tryig
Naional Bank
Waschner’s
Fire at Pontiac Hotel Endangers Guests
The Central Hotel, a wooden structure in Pontiac UL, burned in the early hours. Over 60 guests fled in nightwear leaving belongings behind. a woman jumped from the second floor and was injured, a telephone lineman is seriously hurt. Cause unknown. Estimated loss about 15,000.
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Pontiac
Man Fights Brown Bear Near City Mining Tunnel
Miner George Hensler encounters a huge brown bear six miles north of the city while entering a deserted mining tunnel. He lunges with a weapon but is knocked down by Mr Beal who hustles the bear away and escapes. Hensler pursues toward his horse as the incident unfolds.
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George Hensler
Eno
Hensler
Mr. Beal
Fragmentary battlefield account reaches Rene and companions
A wounded man recounts a brief encounter near a pine tree with torn clothes and bleeding injuries, guiding Rene to safety while describing the chaotic moment to others. The fragmentary text records the tense scene and the man’s effort to relay details to his group.
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Rene
Latest Market Reports From Milwaukee and New York
Market notes show firmer dairy and egg prices in Milwaukee with various grades and pack sizes listed. New York reports butter processing, weekly sporting packages, and varied cheese and egg prices in a summary of commodities and receipts.
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Milwaukee
Atta Creamery
Steads
Tracy Ohoeteu
Wise
Brown
Mised
Fancy
Quek
Wwe
Milwaukee Stockyards Report Cattle Market Steady
Milwaukee stockyards report shows cattle market steady with varied grades from common to prime. Steers and heifers mostly steady to firm with feeder and dairy cattle dull. hogs and sheep weaker with few buyers and many unsold.
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Milwaukee
Mediu
Blas OG
Bologna Bolls
Saumian
Sakkelam
Milwaukee hay market and grain price roundup
Market notes from Milwaukee Nebraska and Chicago show mixed hay and grain prices. Timothy hay and straw demand amid reports of cattle and hog markets. wheat and corn futures edge lower or steady as traders weigh Australian shipments and European demand. Minnesota and Chicago markets report shifts in wheat and oats with varied cash prices and futures.
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Telegraph
Milwaukerk
Dau
Stendard
Aires
Sachs
CUAL
Nieks
Kansas
Yeedey
Becaxtra
Chicago
Gendmey Judy
Dimosby
Til
York
Kansas City
Geo
Minnluavolis
Minn
Australia
Europe
Northwest
Minnapolis
Hinneapolis
REA Polib
Tso
Enay
Duluth
Atlan
Jay
Noruntest
Pt Celpta
Lois
Texas
Davis Engagement Illness Reported in Washington
Senator Henry Gassaway Davis is very ill in the Snoreham Hotel after news of his engagement to Miss Maude Ashford. The 40 year old Ashford, an old friend of the senator and his daughters, is connected to the Davis family as he receives care and speculation swirls about the couple’s future plans.
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Washington, D. C
Snoreham
Davis
West Virginiia
Miss Ashford
Seven Mile Iceboat Record Set at Four Minutes
Jet in Ashland, racing an iceboat named the Red Devil, carved seven miles in four minutes near Washburn Wisconsin. The feat equals 705 miles per hour amid gale winds, with the flyer noting extreme risk and near loss of visibility and balance.
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Ashland
Washburn
Wis
Jet
Tys
Saat Wit Ae
Japan's Diet Postpones Immigration Speech to Jan 30
The Diet session agenda was altered as Foreign Minister Viscount Hayashi's immigration speech was postponed to January 30. Government aims to define emigration limits to the United States and Canada following expected U S replies to Japan's memorandum.
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Tokio
Diet
Vicomnt Hayashi
Viscount
Ayashi
America
Canada
Japan
Foreign Office
Diamond maker Henri Lemoine in fraud case in Paris
Paris court heard details of Henri Lemoine the diamond maker as diamond merchant M de Haan testified that several stones Lemoine claimed were manufactured and shown to Sir Julius Verner of De Beers Mining were sold to Lemoine by Haan. The Jewelry association of France filed a fraud complaint following the disclosure.
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Lemoine
Paris
Henri Lemoine
M. de Haan
Julius Vernher
de Beers Mining Company
de Haan
Jewetery’ Assaviation of
France
Czar's Heir and Sisters Stricken by Influenza
Influenza sweeps the imperial family in St Petersburg with Grand Duke Alcala Nikolayevich, the heir, and four sisters down with fever and ear inflammation. Doctor Bret Shmnervsky called in as illness spreads amidst a bristling Christmas scene with guards.
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Czar
ST. Petersburg
Alcala Nikelaieviteh
Atrichen
Bret Shmenorvsky
Maurie Pavlagon
Cant Alexandravitch
Wilhelm
Sweden
Guard
Banker in Kansas Kills Himself After Arrest
Great Bend Kansas January 25 A cashier Leo Boekemolie of Ellinwood Bank of Ellinwood shot himself as authorities moved to surrender him over a false bank statement. He had been under arrest for making a false report of the bank's condition in December.
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New
Great Bend
Kan
Leo Boekemolie
Bank of Ellinwood
Etlinwoad
Fll
Fragmented Recipe and Odd Mentions of Food and Trade
A garbled OCR fragment describes making corn chowder with bu co and onions, butter, and bread notes. It then shifts to stray lines about peanuts, wine, Bordeaux, and a stated value of two million dollars, with scattered phrases and names lacking context.
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Wien
Ben
Bordeaux
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