Vast Mix of World News and Local Notices Across Regions
A sprawling distractingly mixed backward page reports on agricultural experiments in Ohio, patent disputes, railroad plans, and a royal Montenegro banquet. It includes notices from Michigan Missouri and Victoria about demographics and religion, with Europe Asia and Africa also touched by trade and science items. The record notes exhibitions in Turin and a national electric appliance fair, plus court actions in Missouri and public notices in Lanvon.
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Hugh J. Marley
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Montenegro
Dakota teachers meet association adjourns in Vermillion
The South Dakota Teachers' Association adjourned in Vermillion after four days crowded with lectures papers and discussions. Highlights included talks by Prof Fett on teaching patriotism and by Dr Kratz on child study. The closing exercises featured music and a farewell hymn.
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Department of Colleges and High Schools
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Aohers’ Association
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Sioux City
Eat Hall
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Teachers’ Association of
Governor elect Lee interview highlights state appointments
Vermilion January 5 Governor elect Lee spoke about upcoming office appointments and his inaugural address focused on railroads corporations and state affairs. He indicated Ayres as private secretary candidate and discussed university reforms, faculty concerns, and potential changes in educational governance amid party dynamics.
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Leewald
Tom Ayres
Pierre
Mr. Ayres
Teast
Bank Examiner
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Heouike
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Tienwald
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State University of the Plite
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Hicet Law
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Ubla County
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Thin City
Waleter F. Andrews
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van Darun
Drowned While Ice Boating Claims Madison Youth
Noy Alford of Madison Wisconsin the 19 year old nephew of ex Mayor Jabe Alford died in an ice boating accident on Like Mo yesterday morning. His craft became entangled with a person named Waglin and sank near the alveter Washingtong nutton. Restoratives failed and he drowned within minutes. He had just joined the Junior class at the High School and was very popular.
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Madison
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Wisden
Roy Alford
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Jabe Alford
Alvetere WiehUng Ntutton
Alford
Tariff Hearing On Flax And Hemp Materials Begins
Washington January 2 The House Ways and Means committee opened the tariff hearing on flax and hemp and their manufactures with a large attendance of industry representatives. William Motherford of Oakland urged protection for California mills producing twine yarn and cloth, noting thirty years of growth and calls for favorable tariff changes. A. Potter of Odin Ohio testified as a witness in a separate case against F. Bata Wan over a murder matter involving Lemmine Sheriff and a $10,000 damages claim arising from a quarrel over a woman.
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California
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New York Capitalins Purchases Sixteen Hundred Acres Gold Mines
Fyer Blagk Hills wealth Eaptein Capitalins acquires the Adgemune and Union Hill Smelting company to control rich Bear Buttes mining district. H. Willison elected president. J. T. Searras, vice president. J. Wenley Ruppler, treasurer. Thomas Bradley, director. Capital stock set at 1.6 million dollars, entirely held by the principals. Plans call for large scale mining with 100 miners, 500000 cost, new electric plant, stamp mill, and railroad linkage for ore transport.
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St the Cororattan Trial Company
J. Wenley Ruppler
Corn Exchange Naciin AL Bank
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Thomas Bradley
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J. Edward Masten
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Phebe Hondred
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Gonauny
Storm Strikes South Dakota Rail Lines Central Yankton
Snowstorms cripple Yankton area with drifts up to forty feet halting three railroads. Blizzard warnings spread across Sioux Falls and neighboring towns as lines from Milwaukee and others face closures. High winds and icy conditions persist, delaying trains and trapping residents.
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Preville
Youle
Miewauker Road
Hutun
Caploa
Plague Spreads in Bombay City Battles Famine and Flight
Reports from Bombay on the plague spreading rapidly among natives after import from Hong Kong. Thousands flee the city, seeking work or charity as famine and starvation worsen conditions. Physicians struggle to control the outbreak while sanitation efforts face resistance.
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Aguare
Hyndon
Adviers
Mombay
Hong Kong
New York Budget Debate Spars With Reform Foes
Fragmentary OCR shows New York budget disputes between reform opponents and the board, with figures around 187 and 1891 budget excesses. Mentions mayor Gilroy and Tammany in a contested funding debate.
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Board of Wall
Uyaplon
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Sammany Putes
Fresh Cuts on Coffee and Price Wars in Trade
Disjointed report notes Wooton Spice Company reacting to Apiacite and Backoce discounts, with Woolwon Hplve and Arbuckle comparisons. A Montreal obituary for Sir Josh Tickson, ex president of Grand Trunk rile Way, is listed. London trial updates name Lady Selina Scott and others in central criminal court after claimant deaths influence proceedings.
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John Cockerton
W. Allott
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Frederick East
Scott Nerselé
Central Criminal Court
Old Valley
Loss of the Commodore and Cuban survivors near New Smyrna
A Cuban Milbuarer Commodore foundered twenty miles off New Smyrna after a leak at 3 am. Seventeen men survived from twenty-eight aboard. Survivors reached land in a lifeboat and improvised raft. two men died, including Higgins, amid heavy seas and blinding wind. Captain Murphy and Crane, the novelist, aided others before the craft broke apart. Washington officials and Senator Call were asked to aid rescue efforts.
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Rhode
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List Land
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Call
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Humantty
Wolcott to seek European support for monetary conference
Colorado senator Wolcott sails for Europe amid speculation on his mission to win foreign agreement for an international monetary conference. Reported aims include gauging European sentiment on bimetallism and aiding President McKinley, with status in Colorado politics potentially at stake.
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Washington
Jan Aie
Benace Wolcote
Colorado
Chia Te Ie Nol
Ny Chow
England
Olear McKinley
Suhator Wolcott
Canton
Wigarested
Immiguras Honday
McKinley
Wolcott
Benitor Wolcott
Kilver Cauke
Hia
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Welch
Yeallaes
Southern Twister Kills and Injures at Moorligaport
A devastating southern twister hit Moorligaport Saturday night, killing two Goodman children and injuring many others. The Shreveport bound train brought several wounded including Susan Head and Alice Goodman with skull fractures, and Paralee Goodman with burns. Livestock losses reported. some bodies recovered with uncertain identification amid widespread damage.
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Lin
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Lay
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Veilet
Kanaax City
Guill Road
Ars
Susan Head
Vudy Brulue
Dormer Andakyll
RG. Morgan
Mra. Moran
Alice Goodman
Paralee Goodman
Claud Goodman
Jeasie Goodman
Jordan Robertson
Goodman
Mra
Morgan
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Contests For The Togas Stirring Senate Dreams Unfold
Amid January contests a wave of senatorial bids gathers steam in several states. Notables emerge in Pennsylvania and Illinois as candidates include Hastings Wanamaker Penrose Watres and Brow of Lancaster. In Illinois Martin Madsen Cair Mason Adams Lite Cannon and others vie for Voorhees successor.
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Madsden
Chicago
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Galea
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George B. Adams
David T. , Lite
Springfield
Joseph G. Cannon
Darville
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Morris
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Aurora
Atchison Champion in financial trouble reports
Kansas paper with $8,000 in chattel mortgages and $32,000 to $33,000 other debt. The Atchison Champion, oldest Republican organ in the state, has no paper issued Saturday but plans to resume. It was founded by Gov. John A. Martin Ingals and edited by John J. Ingalls and A. H. Horton during the war era. The paper was valued at 360,000 when Martin died. purchased in 1892 by Champion Publishing Co. headed by Lt. Gov. Feit and prominent Atchison politicians.
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Atchison, Kan
Jan
Atchison
Champion
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John J. Ingalls
A. H. Horton
Martin
Jogalle
M. Clay Park
Champion Publishing Company
Gavernor Feit
Atchison Pole Itelans
Bank Run Sparks Spite Driven Panic in Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek Colorado reports a bank run sparked by a rumor that the First Nations bank would not open after Jay denied a loan. Small depositors cashed out while a special Colorado Springs train carried 360,000. President Parker claimed ample funds to cover withdrawals but noted ongoing anxious deposits from mining men and personal friends.
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Bank of St Paul Closes After Run on Deposits
A large Minnesota bank in St Paul closed its doors after heavy withdrawals. The institution had capital of 400000 and deposits near 101065. It assigned to cashier Peter M. Keral with officials saying closure was in the best interest of all parties. Across the country cash reserves are high while loan opportunities shrink, prompting cautious banking behavior.
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Currency reform talk from Rep Walker of Massachusetts
In a lengthy interview Rep Walker, chair of the House banking and currency committee, discusses aims for banking reform, greenbacks, and a proposed system where banks issue currency backed by capital. He argues current policy concentrates power among a few leaders and outlines how a 2 mill tax could fund a safety reserve while keeping currency guaranteed.
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Robbed in a Rectory and Other Night News
A priest assistant at a St Louis church is held up and robbed by a stranger at the rectory. In Port Belt, two highwaymen attempt to rob a passenger car on the rapid transit line, firing shots as they flee. Police shoot at a robber during the escape, with no hits reported. Separate items mention a long-running violins trade and a prisoner sentenced to 36 years in New York City.
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