Frontline Turmoil Shapes Armenia and Asia Minor
Reports from Constantinople and Cairo describe a renewed Turkish resolve at Erzeroom with about 25 000 attackers blockaded by Russian and Armenian forces. Batum claims heavy fighting while Montenegrin defenses erode under bombardment as fortunes swing toward Turkey amid bitter winter conditions. In Asia, an intense twelve hour engagement yields Bars's capture as operations continue.
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Senvia
Porte
Bergin
Erzorown
Makhtar Pasha
Lin
Batoum
Constantinople
Armenia
Erzoroum
Asis Minor
Burma
Tysr
Aseaull
Antiyari
Caio
Asia
Hwwran
Bars
Little Herolette Braving the West to Reclaim His Pony
A 13 year old Denver boy travels solo by pony to the Black Hills over 300 miles through desolate plains to find his father who has died and sold his pony. The boy works with cattle herding on the Spearfish frontier to earn money to buy back the pony before winter, facing danger from Indigenous threats and hardship.
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Denver
Gol
Black Hills
Tumpback
Coaro
Jim
Denvar
Deaduoud
New York Graphic
Publishers reform wrapping to curb postal delays
Important to newspaper publishers, postal clerks report constant frustration from using printed wrappers with tiny illegible labels. An official order now requires newspapers sent to regular subscribers by publication offices not to be wrapped in old papers or any printed matter, as such wrappers are liable to tear and cause delays in distribution.
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New York Journal
Bitting Bell
Ae Ware
Coax
Hanatoa
E Falls
Custer
Lake Huron
Washington
Posnaylyaare
Suprams
Storrett
Epublican
Trankoy Qamecrit
Bartley
Groentak
Whiton
Trankes
Atal Uyur
Noyos
Denthocrat
Right
Greenback
Curnott
Prohiiion
Noyoa
Auditor General
Paarmore Repnsica
Bobell
Emarkon
Grevp
Pak
Harker
Prohibitida
AxoTman Cauone
Jbetd
Wrahington
Mnong Bik
Democratan
Thorn -Ullloes
Republican Party
Utter Clemente
Democratic
Ant
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Newapapor
Lawmakers Consider Wide Range of Bills in Senate Session
Senators introduced measures on railway construction funding for the Northern Pacific route, Utah divorce jurisdiction shifts, and a new Commerce Bureau. Other proposals include a national banking reform bill, Utah Deseret statehood, Atlantic telegraph rights, and constitutional amendment timing changes. The session also noted drafting on climate and forestry reports and presidential term adjustments amid ongoing national concerns.
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Committee On Privileges and
Vbochoes
Beatie
Ereoailyn
Joby
NorWre
Miu Bwoden
John Jace
Taclaia
Vic Olyner
Steir
McDonald
Voliioen
Mr. Camarcu
Wis
Tito
Senate
Chittoodon
Haw York
Wille
Mauka
My. Townenend
Weontatuy
Torsa
Dilac
United States
Ar. Davia
Rannders
Bit. Voorhees
Bob Vacanmom
Hovar
Townsend
Judiciary Committee
Gure- Jina
Trumivax
Dawon
Nalivoa Banka
Howton
Lato
Movss
Harkell
Belinfober
Atlantic
Kapp
New York
Wotner
Watt
Oudb
Coumulttes
Milvaga
Fendance
House
Tatpax
Sixare
Davis
West Virginia
Che
Tugsiia Totrodwold
Acout
Caneron
Wiacouma
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Ase
France
Cox
Ida
Ferinia
Beilvorud
Gurfold
Yowitt
Herate
Hovex
Btr
Atdin
Gio
Coruwandlog
Exon
Conenr
Penn
Nave eeeLe B. Metcalfs
Tnstriet
Mineourl
Elephona
Bille Pasding
Benator Mitchiell
Oregon
Dawes
District Courts
Utah
Randbetaien
Dieteett
BU Primne Gourt
Bedator
Winders
Minnesota
Bureau of Commerce
Sofex
Steifer
Ohio
Europe
Willis
Cannon
Dia
Deseret
Loring
Muscachusetts
American Cable Company
Atlantic Ocean
Bill Exceptarom
Calle
Bil
Representative Lapham
Congress
Jannuary
Lapham
Terrifying mine blast devastates Jermyn Colliery
A fierce gas explosion in the Jermyn Colliery near Scranton injures and kills multiple workers. About 200 men were underground when the blast ripped the shaft, throwing coal, timber, and mules, as rescuers race to reach the affected area and tend the injured.
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Theradiéeag
Malia
Lhaso
Antony Collins
Patrick Lrenmin
Luke Burros
Mia
Willian Ligjoen
Green Ridge
Max Brilipa
Debates Over Appointments and Peace Policy Reach White House
President defends Southern policy and cabinet choices after a conference with Judge Edmunds and senators. He argues concessions won’t mend the breach, cites satisfaction with Post Office management, defends Fitzsimmons as marshal candidate, and supports Hilliar as minister while noting Senate rejection power.
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Edmunds
Eamunda Haad
Jiv
Tom
Jie
Pgg
Lis
Senate
Lin
Postoffice Department
Tortho
Fitzsimmons
Marabal
Georgia
Lode
Amy
Huthe
Couli
Sim Waa
Trnat
United States
Hilliard
South
Citywide quake stuns courts offices and hotels
A large earthquake shocks the city causing panic in the United States Circuit Court in the third floor chamber Judge Usher halted proceedings as chandeliers swayed and occupants fled. The quake rattled the Tax Office, Internal Revenue, County Clerk, Grand Central Hotel, Call Wel Block, and Union Pacific HQ, sending workers into hallways and outside.
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Umiaha
Inlf
Tostoffica
United States Circuit Court
Sias
Kanans Pacific Ani
Denver
Pacific Frarouds
The
Union
Pacifica
Usher
Internal Revenue
Angi
Bounty
Dunglas
Grand Central Hotel
Callwel
Creighton
Ouiulin
Train Witness Testimony Sparks Court Debate in Madison Square
Fragmented OCR reveals chaotic testimony and damaged sites across Columbus, Plattsmouth, and Madison Square. Describes courthouse cracks, schoolhouse injuries, and a witness account referencing a Bible and a witness named George Francis. The scattered text includes court procedure snippets and multiple disrupted phrases.
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George Francis
Vrain
Neral Cok
New York
Madison Square Mare
Toafer
Trav Mere
Jean
Rail
Thecharer
Pau Ter
Mm Cy Ao
Rosinesey RA
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