Fragmented Society Notes From a Historic Gathering
A vivid panorama of a crowded event shows Veranda tables with guests including the American minister Mr. Ingaril and Ms Christine Stelaron among other titled guests. Attendees discuss jewels linked to Culloden and royal thefts while music and arts tables display works by Sarasate and Deacon’s Onedroxs Shay.
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Paria
Sisvoy
Ingaril
Christine Stelaron
Mme. Malbu
Mme
Mbaul
Arthus Bullivan
Cattle rustler with a record menaces the West
A sheriff offers 200 dollars for the capture of reputed rustler "Dapk" Smith, linked to years of cattle theft across New Mexico Wyoming and travels toward Pierre. Wanted for multiple robberies and two killings, he is described as tall slender with dark hair and eyes, last seen in a dunk checked coat near the reservation. Reward may rise to 400 dollars if not captured soon.
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Monde County
Dapk" Smith
Amy
Dani Millar
Cube
Pietre
Wolie
Louis la Page
New Mexico
Wyoming
Omaha
Long Pine
Pierre
Leslie
Mere
Ileix
Mbont
Weil
Hns
Klonilike
Aoa
Garrington Sentenced to Die for Sioux Falls Murder
Judge Jones sentenced James A. Garrington to be hanged on April 14 for the murder of Roy Kriekkon. The crowded courtroom heard arguments on a motion for a new trial and an extended period to prepare an appeal, with a possible respite of nearly a year if the appeal proceeds. The condemned man protested his innocence, asserting witnesses lied and that his life had been forfeited. New corporate filings and a banking license note follow alongside.
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Sioux Falls
Judge Jones
Circuit Court
James A. Garrington
Roy Kriekkon
Epuch
Mme
Phos
Supreme Court
Hint Court
Bar of Justice
Teary Parente case linked to Indian child photo mystery
Fragmented text describes a missing child mystery tied to a photograph sent from various British possessions. Names such as Talons and Mrs Jobny Warton appear, with Rev Sprou and neighbors weighing on whether the girl is at a Children’s home in Slous Falla. National Editors meeting noted in Chicago February 14.
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Ev Bpraut
Ais City
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Cheyenne
Ugeury
Maggit Russell
Tileita Sje Ming
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Dog
Jobny Warton
Moone Mountain
Assinnibyine
Slous Falla
Turfons
Aleebild
Rev
Sprou
Wailija
National Bulitans
Chicago
National Editors Association
Seaview
Massachusetts
California
Yeaver
Dabbiy
C. Redinand
Waterford News
Suds
Cuban autonomy, Cuban affair questions dominate foreign relations
The Foreign Relations Committee reported favorably on a diplomatic and colonial appropriation bill recognizing Cuban belligerency while debating autonomy and a reciprocity treaty. A Williams resolution sought comprehensive Cuba reports, details of reconvented Cubans, Spain’s actions, and autonomy prospects, amid executive session on the Hawaiian treaty and related diplomacy.
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Committee On Foreign Relations
Alle
Nebraska
Lnas
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Yrould
Turley
Tennessee
United States
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Morgan
Alabama
Cuba
Senate
Germany
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Williams
State Department
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Spain
al Consular
Quigg
Rep
New York
Foreign Affairs
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Democrat
Arkansas
Foreign Affairs Capimithee
Wid Weisting
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Quige
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District of Columbia
Vannerbury
Oregon
McGiifferts Book Sparks Rift in New York Presbytery
Dr Walter T Buchanan moderator of the New York Presbytery announces a formal abatement amid controversy over Dr McGiffert, Wardhurst professor of church history, whose writings are said to conflict with church standards. The dispute centers on doctrinal authority and possible alteration of teachings, with calls for separation as conservatives argue over the future of the seminary and its guidance.
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Hohlong Hin
Presbyterian Brothers
Meroay
New York
Tbs
Walter T. Buchanan
Batavia
Artie Cushe McGiiffert
Chu Nistory
Walon Theological Seminary
Ali
Meniffert
McGittart
Connervativer
Ulwrah
Mecisters
Meaittert
Chicago Convention Delegates Gather for West Staten Repairs
Representatives from West Staten, including Mingis, Ludiana, and Nebriislen, will attend a Chicago carn prouiation ingress event on February 1. Delegates from state boards and Western governorates will join regional leaders to discuss policy, with three kitchen cases and a public fair featuring Gort foots.
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West Vis
Ura
Mingis
Ludiana
Fawh
Nebriislen
API Poalbly
Kusishs
Severn Weatern
Rewx
Hate
Board of
Gpebeurrals
Anl Eyaids Ludhe Aprelentiral Press
Paublier A
Pertinent Question From Commons On International Currency
The record notes a question in Commons about promoting an international currency. Haltour and a government tender reply that they would be glad to support a broad international agreement. In a later morning session Sheriff Martin and deputies faced strikers as several were killed in a confrontation, while an English agriculturist reports successful cross fertilization of grasses, clover, cereals and other food plants.
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England
Ae International
Commons
Haltour
Kt International
slirMuey
Baskexsian
Sheri Mueetite
Wilkestarre
Sherif
Martin
South Dakota Editors Meet in Sioux Falls
The South Dakota Editorial association gathered in Sioux Falls for its first metropolis meeting, welcoming visiting newspaper boys and delegates from Armour, Yankton, Canton, Kimball, and beyond. Newsmen shared papers on constant growth, with a keynote on promoting home industry and advertising.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Sioux Fall
South Daskota Editoriat Association
Tor & Wve
Vielock
Metropolis
Armour Herald
C. R. Truce
Elk Point Courier
Py D. Lawton
Howard Dress H. 1
Beas
Baventor
Henry Wentry
Pukwana Tress
Duvnn
Laiwrener Dour
Linn
Canton
Wexsion
Mortimer Crane Trewn
Wakelvetyd
Tau Seate
Association
Daly
Dy Tmes Record
Coudnut
Danforth
The
Vulcan
Farley
GE. Nevin
Manisintons
Dowdell
Artesia
Lawtah
Howard
My C. Brown
Wessington Times
Murry
Lorenzo Heri
Governing fight over commissioner post looms in state action
A bitter political and legal struggle centers on reviving the commissioner position after a governor seeks to test his power in supreme court. The scene in the governor’s office, with Ayers appointee and cops in attendance, signals a long court battle ahead amid broader political tremors statewide.
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Pierre
Pela
Kipp Y Terday
Supreme Court
Ayers
Hia
Nereby
Murderess Horrified By Daughter's Tombstone Charge
A widow notes her husband murdered, and a tombstone raised by the daughter bears the inscription Murdered by Tha Wite. The woman, recently returned to TWEE county after a prior sentence, faces fresh legal action amid a dramatic scene at the grave with her daughter bitterly opposing her. Also reports include Washington appointments and farm market data across several cities.
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Macon
Nobles
Miritorins
Twee County
H Nay
Prem
Tha
Farmer Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life In California
In St Joseph County a farmer shot his wife at the head in their home and then fatally shot himself. The wife survived and revealed the husband had attempted to transfer a lot of real estate by forging her signature without her knowledge.
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Trevor
St. Mulenn
Freurwnte
Dorin
Ratate Borging
Yosephy Mow
Hel
Wataow Doony
Stinjzold County
Neca
Tia
Denny
Vivne
Bankers Spaldin Sentenced in University Funds Case
The Supreme Court in Linnor Carr Springer Ih February lon passed sentence on G W Spald ley president of The Globe Savings Bank of Chicago. He received an indeterminate penitentiary term for complicity in diverting funds from the University of Tino.
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Supreme Court
Linnor Carr
Springtiet
Aw Pceme
G. W. Spaldley
Te Globe ‘Savings Bank of Chicago
University of Tino
Susan B. Anthony Opens NAWSA Convention in Washington
Susan B. Anthony called the thirtieth annual convention of the National American Woman's Suffrage Association to order. She spoke of progress and her belief in woman suffrage, noting grievances against their common enemy and comparing them to early colonists and King George. The convention then moved to routine business.
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National American Womans
Washington
Suanh B. Anthony
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Miss Anthony
George
Revenue Cutter Bear Expedition Reaches Alaska Route
The Bear left Seattle in November for a relief overland expedition to St Michael. Lieutenants Jardy and Berthol, with Dr Call and Koltehof, landed near Tannaik Cape Vancouver on December 16. They planned a ten day trek to St Michael but weather and ice forced departure toward Cape Vancouver and later Cape Nome. The relief party aims for St Michael via Norton Sound, Kotzebue Sound, and Port Clarence, with progress expected by late December.
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Tuttle
Unalaiko
Cape Vancouver
Seal Islands
Unalaska
St.Paul Island
Shoemaker
Revenue Cutter Service
Jarvig
Hartholt
Point Hope
Kotzebue Sound
Arctic
Alnaku
Port Rierow
Kloppinis Places
Lost Alaska steamer Clara Nevada feared sunk in canal
News from Victoria reports the steamer Clara Nevada of Beatty is missing after passing Lysit canal on February 5 en route to Juneau. Anxious hours pass as Islander from Comox sights no sign, wind and snowstorms lash the north. Captain King of Islander confirms severe weather. crew list issued but exact passenger numbers unknown. The vessel formerly Munster was built at Camden in 1872 for U S service.
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Victoria
W.C
Beatty
Lysit
Juneau
Comox
Nevada
Tie
Captain King
Islander
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Wash
C. Tt
Lewis
Levery
Tilot
Ed Kelly
Smith
David Reeds
Buster Becky
O'Connell
George Rogers
Skalguay
Camden
Now
United States Service
Thirteen Convicted Criminals Given Sentences in Anamosa
Cedar Rapids, Feb 16 Judge Renley sentenced thirteen offenders to terms ranging from one month to four years. Names listed include Andrews burglar four years, Guan burglar four years, McCarmick bank part two years, Leavin four years, Carmickie two years, Sedum four years, Johnson burglar one year, and Mumford Wingary three years two months, with fines totaling four hundred dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
Tudge Renley
Mirteen
Andrews
Guan
van (Valkingberg
Juirglir
McCarmick
Par Branker
Four Engines for British War Effort Built in Record Time
Philadelphia Feb. 16. The fastest mile of construction for automotive engines is claimed by Baldwins under a British contract. Four engines for Africa war support were built in 31 days at Asaldwitz works, though held for inspection and not shipped until the inspector arrived. A cryptic moral quotation closes the report.
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Goi Lucepany Bulle
Bettiatus
Asaldwitz Works
Africa
John Bull
Baldwins
Baldwins Under A Contract To Nish
Maldwios
Noted Society Woman Stands by Controversial Letter
Atlantic Georgia February 15 A second letter from Mrs Joseph Kingsberry the prominent society woman with pronounced views on miscegenation repeats her stance that certain periods give women full control over action She notes reproaches from Bright Eyes and says the custom remains widespread in the north more than in the south though attention to it is decreasing in both regions
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Avago Campbell
Mouser
Hiv
Frank A. Morrison Werkesiay
Hughes
Rapid City
Masonic Hall
Eastern Star
Miggaberry
Kinsing
Atlantic
Hae
Joseph Kingsberry
Kingsberry
Pensions and Postmasters Original Lin Purchaser Extended
Washington update on Saturday pension grants and postmaster appointments across multiple towns. Names, counties, and new or increased benefits listed. scattered errors and OCR quirks present. notes include restoration, widows, and Mexican War survivors alongside several county postings and promotions.
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Washington
Cook
Mitchellsville
Green Mekee
Tilmingham
James C McKell
Des Molex
Byron A. Angell
Marble Rock
Ibenexer Ki
Ciiford
Bumner
Frederick M. Webb
Davenport
Williamy A. Green
Wilam
J. Twit
Benton
Marttia Je Cochin
Chantel
Susan M. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Nebraska
Jerry W. Doude
Chase
William J. Madden
Dakota
John Milliken
Stratton
Reuben W. Norton
Hastings
Luther AM
Mulforsl
Surat J. McKim
Norfolk
Mongo Perkins
The Committee Comes to Terms with Union Par title sale
In St Louis on February 13 the US court heard no request to delay the Kansans Pacific sale. An agreement was reached between the government and the reorganized Union Par title committee, with the committee to bid the full indebtedness amount.
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We Agey
St Louis
Sanborn
United States Court
Kansans Pacific
Union Partitle
Re-Orgunzzation
Hay
Armour Borrowed from Peavy in Wheat Trade
Chicago reports reveal a new facet of the November conflict between Armour and Lester. Armour allegedly borrowed wheat rather than funds, using Peavey stock and other on hand supplies to meet a six week Minneapolis to Chicago contract. A $3,000,000 guaranty check backed the arrangement as Armour sought to fill the Peavey deal and stabilize receipts at key markets.
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Noten
Chicago
Gays
Armour
Lester
Minneapolis
London
Peavey
Duluth
Joseph Leiter
Central Mar- Keely
Penvey
Kansas City
Pittsburg Police Chief Dies After Appointment Rejected
Henry Kline, chief of police at MekKeenport, Pa., killed himself today after the city council refused to confirm his appointment and rejected his bid of 500 dollars for services. A note left by Kline explains his action.
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Comnel
Pittsburg
Pek
Henry Kline
Shief
Polio
MekKeenport
Chrothers
Cananil
Hig Chiins
Wis
Deel
Takes His Reprimand Meekly For Stock Exchange Ad
The New York Stock Exchange governing committee disciplined member V. White after a public appeal for syndicate stock subscriptions. The committee ruled future ads by members must be for legitimate business and not harmful to the exchange, warning that improper advertising will be deemed detrimental and lead to discipline.
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Stock Exchange
New York
V. White
The
Itx
Joys Crninge Committee
Ensign Breckinridge Drowned on Torpedo Boat Voyage
Ensign Breckinridge, officer of the torpedo boat Cushinis, was washed overboard and drowned during a storm between Key West and Havana. His body arrived in Havana tonight. He is the son of the army inspector in Washington. Justice George B. Macariane of the Missouri Supreme Court died this morning after an operation for appendicitis.
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Engien Aoepph C. Breckenridge
Cushinis
Key West
Breckenridge
Washington
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St. Louia
George B. Mac ¥Ariane
State Supreme Court
Giant Jump in Standard Oil Stock T:
New York on February 4 three Standard Oil magnates moved to lift the stock as investors watched a 25 million dollar one night surge. Brokers noted a jump from 1200 to 440 per share with plans to issue new certificates to meet court orders while preserving large dividends and evading anti trust limits.
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Mellers
Blaglers
Pratta
Standard OU
Standard Oil
Great Trust
Ohio
Prof
Pathixound
Mornige Uhix
Ill omens mark Blanco as Cuba mission falters
Reports say Captain General Blanco may leave Cuba before May as insurrection suppression in the east falters. An overboard incident aboard his ship is seen as a sign he could lose command. Authorities arranged a gathering to receive Blanco aboard his vessel.
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Cuba
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Spal
Tisvan
Havin Ulder Wen
Corks Mayor to Visit Ireland for 1898 Celebration
The mayor of Cork plans a visit to New York to gauge support for the 1898 Irish celebration. Efforts focus on boosting enthusiasm guided by Miss Mutd Gonna and MP John Reds mond who toured the country to rally public interest.
Senate moves on survey to open Mississippi river route
In the senate today a joint resolution sought a survey to assess the feasibility of opening navigation through the southwest bend of the Mississippi. Mr Allah of Nebraska introduced a resolution directing the foreign relations committee to inquire whether the yacht Buccaneer owned by Mr Uenrt had been seized and held by the Spanish government. The appropriation on the agenda remains under consideration.
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Phosen
Washington
Senate
Mississippi River
Allah
Nebrasten
Committee On Foreign Relations
Buccaneer
Uenrt
Missing Kansas City Insurance Agent Frank Weed
Frank G Weed, a long time local agent for Standard Life and Accident Insurance of Detroit, has been missing from his Kansas City home for three weeks. The company and police have not yet determined his whereabouts or next steps in the investigation.
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Dean Menard
Kansas City
Frank G Weed
Standard Lite
Insurance Company of
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