War fears and silver coinage debate rage in Washington
Washington and London buzz over potential war with Britain as Lord Salisbury maneuvers Behring Sea issues. U S House battles over free coinage with Silver question, rare adjournment moves, and party debates. Senators and reps name speakers and positions while naval shifts and Canadian sealers draw attention.
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Fragmented OCR note on figures and names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places in a jumble. It references a person named Pete and several unclear terms. The text lacks coherent events or dates and provides no actionable details.
Tragedy Follows Family Loss as Individual Ends Life
Following the deaths of other family members, an individual despondent over several months took his own life, marking a grim end to a time of grief within the household.
Flaced Under Bonds for Boodling in Pa
A garbled March item notes a legal matter from ume Pennsylvania with a dispute over a bond related to alleged boodling. The readable fragment mentions a court action or bond posting surrounding unclear charges and dates, reflecting a mid century police or court notice.
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Chicago's Scandal Involving Suspected Boodlers Expands
Cariaco March 26. Grand jury prospects point to indictments for two more aldermen and an outsider in the boodle aldermen case. Aldermen Stanly Kunz and John Power named. F A Soule, Jefferson & Urban Transit secretary, noted absent abroad and possibly pivotal. Prosecution managers foresee Soule's indictment as evidence of his knowledge of doodle transactions. Gen Lieb and Judge Longenecker weighed the advisability of charging Soule after yesterday's grand jury session in the bribery case.
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Revolt Against Hill Phrase Fragments Theme
Fragmentary OCR text shows repeated phrases Revolt Against Hill and garbled letters. No clear event, date, or entities readable. The readable parts hint at a headline. further specifics unavailable.
McEnery and Foster Lead Tight Louisiana Result
Fragmentary OCR shows large votes for Foster and small for McEnery. By 10 p.m. twenty five parishes remained incomplete. McEnery’s lead in New Orleans shrank to a few hundred as Foster gained. McEnery camp claims the state by about 1,065 while Foster supporters say 1,000 to 2,000.
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Big Railway Scheme Linked to Atlantic Pacific Line
The Sioux City Chicago and Baltimore railroad company aims to create a through route from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Plans include connecting with the Baltimore and Ohio and the Great Northern, and building a Sioux City to Hampton Iowa line to link with the Chicago Great Western. This would yield an air line Sioux City to Chicago of about 480 miles, shorter than the existing 515-mile route.
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Missouri News Highlights and Local Developments
The report covers a copper mine discovery near Dizon with a new stock company and land purchase, a tax reduction proposal from Governor Francie, and lists Missouri cities slated for post office buildings. It notes railway expansion work on the M.E.&T. line, track realignment of Missouri Midland, and ongoing Taney County crime talk around lynching mysteries. Also reported are union elections for the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway, a rich lead ore find near Vallemins, Gov. Bales declining to address the Legislature, a Supreme Court verdict involving Simmons Hardware, and assorted industrial and legal notes.
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Whisky Trust Lawyers Delay George J. Gibson Case Again
In Cutcaco on March 26 Judge Longenecker postponed further action in the George J. Gibson conspiracy case after defense objections to the bill of particulars. The court set next Monday to hear the bill, with the possibility of additional delays. Nearby South development notes report new blast furnaces, machine shops, mills, factories, and utilities projects beginning this year.
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George J. Gibson
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Local fragment hints at March 96 events and names
A fragmented OCR line mentions a March 96 time frame and a person named Sis, with unclear wording about immediate action or attire. The readable facts are limited, preserving the brief reference to a March 1996 context and the individual.
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