Ex President Harrigan Attacks Imperialist Policy in Ann Arbor
Ex president Harrigan speaks on American imperialism to about 3 000 at the University of Michigan denouncing annexation and asserting constitutional limits. He argues that acquired territories like Puerto Rico and the Philippines must be governed by consent and that the constitution must extend to new lands only under lawful authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobjamin Marrivop
Ann Arbor
AY Kinley
United Sinton
Rico
Telanda
United State
Harrivan
University of Michigsu
bin Jeounea
Pho
Quendon
Lebiok
Bnt
Yukon
Bandwich Selanda
Supreme Court
Cuba
Bratop
Spain
Philip Pinger
Philip Pings
Pyupur 4
Uuiog
Mueyg
Syd
Emmy
Nedund
United Sistete
Aia Oro
Avutior Fea Blav
Guy
Philip Cominionion
Joneleon
United States
Layah Foslon
Edna Jouer
Nantiayy
Itgalf
Puorka
Rioo
Rod Thant
Bonin
Desperate Lover Faces Court Over Obsessive Pursuit
Einoatein, former worker for Goldstein & Co, pursued a young woman daughter of Habbi Schrohter, alarmed by his threats and intrusions. He was arrested after a warrant was issued, placed on bond, and forbidden contact, with orders to leave the city pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monos
Soth
Julia McMaster
Ivogtoin Badan
Children and divorce reform debate in Columbia Record
The Columbia Record discusses South Carolina politics on divorce reform and the Hay Paunefote treaty amendments. Senator Tillman advocates amending the treaty, while the foreign relations committee majority opposes it, amid broader concerns about orphans and juvenile crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benator Tillman
Hay
Burglars Bind, Rob, and Bargain Over Cash, Man Rescued
Four masked intruders entered a house and bound Michael S'rman before releasing him. The attackers searched the home, demanded money, and fled after failing to locate cash. The victim remained restrained until morning rescue, sustaining injuries but expected to recover. A $3,000 sum was reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael S'rman
Cleveland Speaks to Democrats on Party Renewal
Former President Grover Cleveland writes on the state of the Democratic Party urging reform through faithful adherence to Democratic principles. He notes past failures, calls for unity, and warns that revival depends on restoring traditional party vigor rather than chasing expedient tactics. He advocates honest self-examination and a return to core Democratic values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Philadelphia
Mer Qloysland Beglow
Dooron
Fata
Altollar Adventura
Nana Damoopaay
Womaland
Jastind
Ner Ho
Dumdsrain
Councilé Sud
Thong
Cleveland Jonahan
Defadt
Maoguay
Wayiog
Neada Tupnit
Wai
Ian
Tragic Railway Yard Death In Mulins Kin Details
A railroad section superintendent for the Louisville and Nashville line in Mulins Kin was instantly killed while overseeing the unloading of heavy timbers from a flat car. The body was found crushed under a pile during the operation. The accident, dated December 26, is reported with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSwain
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Mulinskin
Band of South Carolina Robbers Hit Town With Dynamite
A dispatch from the southern town reports a bold burglary by a gang visiting nearby hamlets. They blew open a store, took about $7,000 in gold and valuables, plus tools and other items. Local authorities have been alerted and searches issued for two suspects as a wider pattern of robberies draws concern.
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South Carolina
Bally's
Dicks Gsally
Idm
Amo
Southam
Obhora
Blicksmith
Ds Lasbnot
Noran
Dicki & Sally
Nevtral Viinons
Chriat Uaa
Mynara
Dick && Sally
Masara
Dioko
Sally
Stata
Tnyukuhot
Merabante
The Supreme Court and Slavery Era Docket Debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses a Supreme Court decision on slavery and rights, naming justices Harlan Brower Marlson and others. It weighs political influence on constitutional interpretation and party bias affecting the court’s independence and the republic’s future. The fragment mentions President Harrison and Chief Justice Melville, with context on partisan expectations and impartiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallad Staton
Nusto
Républig
Peondens Harrison
Phiippidua
Juatraox
Gary
Hrowa
Stitrad, Harlan, Brower and
Malsonia
Demcratio Sp
Uhief Dantics
Wutler
Nova White
Pouktiam
Washington Dyrto Spondonts
Thac
Harlan and
Brower
Sida
Enrollment figures show rise in public schools
The superintendent’s preliminary report, soon to be issued, indicates a total public school enrollment of 271,07 for the gutira Beato, with 126,305 white pupils and 165,402 colored pupils. The data reflect growing diversity and shifts in attendance patterns across districts.
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Wenual
Aducation
Ba Tasuad
Olthers
Stalow
Boy Kidnapped For TwentySix Thousand Reward In Omaha Case
Edward Oudahy, 16, son of packing chief Mr. Oudahy, was abducted from his home in Omaha. Kidnappers ransom demand of 26000 dollars was left at the Oudahy residence. police and detectives scoured the city as Mr. Oudahy offered a large reward. The boy left home to return books to Captain Raa Tin when seized, authorities say, and the search includes a hundred men and Mr. Oudahy’s staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ondahy
Miward Ay Oudeby
Pilllionmra
Oudahy Packing Company
Omuatia
Minsiog
Mr. Cudahy
Tsastsig
Businosa
Audahy
South Ouoha
Poronte
Han
Sioma
Oudahy
Raatin
A. Culiady
Iaanfa
Buslnean
Dinaloso
Plase
Mr. Undaliy
Somiphon
Thor Toring
Korebaok
Glya
Good Dennri
Polisa
Prenont
Kidnapping drama ends with return of young Cudahy
A ransom plot involving 2600 in gold trapped the Cudahy family for 36 hours before he was released. The boy described two abductors who forced him to a house and led to a stake of evidence near the Missouri river bank as investigators pursued the case across the state.
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Bicard Gadaly
Minard Gadaly, Jr
Rélatiyon
Conaptratora
Cudahy
Missouri River
Randoavons
Quduhg
Codihy
Howe
Sion
Tropollacmon
Mannion
Pinkerton
Gudahy
Todd
Young Qudahy
Bhab
Tustin
Seay Harpy County
Malloo
Soutlwestern
Bouth Usahi
Shame of Christianity in face of looting outrages
A critical editorial condemns religious leaders for failure to curb brutal multi-nation looting in China during the Boxer turmoil. It denounces Christian churches and officials for sympathy with or justification of violence, urging decisive action and accountability to prevent further atrocity. It cites reports from Washington and Chicago correspondents and highlights brutal acts against civilians and soldiers alike.
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Adiapatoh
Fokinonya
Congory
Ayo
Walerton
Conger
Mmes- Herald
Washington
Times-Herald
Tipithoro
Ghioago Ihore
Ora Bolog
Atomba
Yongor
Janette
Mugalan
Sexam
Train Robber Channing B. Barnoo Dead After Shootout
Channing B. Barnoo, a noted train robber, died from self inflicted wounds after a confrontation near New Orleans. The body bore two bullet wounds, a back injury and a wrist wound. Police found a pistol, dynamite, and messages in his pocket linking him to the Illinois Central Express robbery near Whiskeyfo, Ky last July.
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Pousey Channing B.barnoo
New Orleans
Cbanning
B. Beroce
Alianon
Wiskufo
Lynching Report From Lake Brovideton Louisiana
Special from Lake Brovideton Louisiana reports a mob lynched two Black men after they allegedly killed a white man and his wife, robbed a boat crew, and set a homestead on fire. The suspects were recognized by a local white family’s property, arrested, and then turned over to authorities by the mob.
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Brovideton
Anya
Hunday
Alora Tuanday
Watera
Bank Robbery at Hopa Affected by Early Medeaaay
Two burglars robbed a local bank at Hopa early Medeaaay entering a neeay bond and looting cash. They escaped with $15,001 and a ninth paragraph noted a watch and a party outside. Police seek suspects tied to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkliva Bps
Hopa Ae
Medeaaay
Two Hundred Manssacred Adlapatoli Report
From Vienns, Adlapatoli reports a cental Montour clash against the Ouilae Han in Turkish provinces. The report notes 206 Obriati and beyond Eillod among the central population, with casualties and displacement indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlapatoli
Vienns
Senteal
Turkey
Eillod
Jerome Hotel Fire Devastates Columbia Establishments
A disastrous blaze in Columbia destroyed the Jerome hotel and three large Morosatilo establishments on Main Street and four smaller shops. Losses tallied around 1500000 dollars with insurance, 0 percent. The fire began near Van Motor's furmuts store and spread rapidly through the block, aided by a hay warehouse and livery stable adjacent, before the flames were halted by a wall and alley.
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Columbia
Yanra
Jerome Hotel
Male Atrogt
Go'olock
van Motor
Jerome
Bonn
An Extraordinary Woman Solves a Century Old Mystery
A confused Manila to Topogind tale recounts a long vanished crime case in Belgium. Nine women and men faced murder charges years ago, with one life sentence and two executions. A wife’s denunciation of her husband and a chain of controversial events abroad tie the scandal to the Philippines and distant plights.
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Insh
Eosey
Ustond
Belgium
Philippines
Manila
Arather
Tyrone Allaglanos
Paul Wa
Rowe
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