Austrian minister discusses sugar tariff dispute and ties with US
Austrian minister Henge Muller briefed reporters on Vienna’s stance amid sugar tariff tensions with the United States. He said relations remain cordial and foresee a satisfactory arrangement on the sugar question. He noted the status of the most favored nation clause and declining Austrian bounty as the industry becomes self supporting.
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Proaltia Wile Murder on Carrollton Street Car Line
In New Orleans on Carrollton street car line last evening Peter Mur Goch shot his wife then killed himself. The deceased is identified as the wife of Murdoch. Murdoch was described as unstable and unable to explain the affair.
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Five Killed in Mill Boiler Explosion in Kentucky
A mill boiler blast at a saw mill near Ayr in Barren county, Kentucky, killed five men and badly scalded several others. Names identified include Bird, Fann, Derring, and Spark. The Hand Derring mill was nearly leveled and the Rome Bank Defalcation report notes a $70,000 bank theft shortfall involving Cashier Bidby and Teller Gillette as investigators pursue the books.
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Irwin to Refund Funds in Grain Deal Losses
Dec 29 Piristuna George M. Irwin the discretionary pool operator will return all money placed in his hands by customers that he did not actually divest through grain deals.
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Trade and Bank Failures Reported This Year
Review of trade and financial failures shows weekly figures, with totals nearing 340,000 in liabilities. Banks and lenders are storing defaults as a cautious year begins, while holiday trade results hint at a mild recovery in late winter. Diplomatic notes detail US requests for satisfaction over a dispute, with Chinese responses pending and Japan admitting missteps in the surrender of prisoners.
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Unclear Text Fragment From Holiday Week Court Note
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions a attorney W. Or Burners, a sentence for ecnytemupt, and various names with unclear roles. References to forging checks, Union Bank of Rimberb, extradition papers from Washington, and a deputy Maresh Botwick. text is garbled and hard to parse.
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Missing Merchant Liabilities and Fire Losses in ACC
Fragmented report notes missing liabilities of Charles Sehaem a Dutwis mal merchant who vanished near SHI puna around 25 099 days ago. Fire destroyed Wanlen Villy and Brippepoth Coop Dorm buildings. A suspect in a money scheme was handed to a state hospital for further investigation.
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Millington tragedy claims two lives in domestic incident
At Millington Michigan Mivtthww Patner fatally shot his wife before killing himself as the two are dead. The report notes a fatal domestic tragedy with no survivors and a neighboring investigation forthcoming.
Miss Pollard Responds To Publicity Demand
Madeline Pollard releases a statement via the Associated Press denying attempts to publish or profit from supposed statements about her past and future. She says she has lived under an assumed name, seeks no fame, and plans to live quietly with family while facing public scrutiny.
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South and climate of America described in fragment
Fragmentary OCR text discusses southern advantages and indicators of American climate and resources. Mentions Batilmune and Las, with references to Th Thy Saithern eh and Tas, implying a comparison of southern aspects and potential for growth. Content is unclear and names may be misread.
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County Treasurer Robbery Report From Damaged Text
A garbled report describes a county treasurer robbery inside a vault. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the incident centers on a lone treasurer confronting robbers and a vault door being opened.
Printer’s union to meet over county bumper run
A local printing firm announces a county wide effort to consolidate border printing. The matter will be discussed at the Werner company annual meeting to be held in January, with involvement from several dalhers.
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Denial of Archbishops Interview Sparks Outcry
Denied by Archbp Treland St Pavy and Archishop Ireland, the interview is denounced as a thousand falsehoods in all its implications. He told the Associated Press reporter he would deny the matter in the strongest terms possible.
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Watchman Dies in Greenhouse Fire at Mifflin Township
John Coulson, a watchman for William Smith's greenhouses near the city line in Mifflin township, was burned to death while attempting to extinguish a blaze. The outbreak destroyed the greenhouses. Coulson's body was found inside. He left a wife and five children.
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William Smith
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Mexican Revolutionists Released by Federal Judge
Three Mexican men, Doc. 296 Trion Ruiz Tours Guerre and Sine Daque, were freed on habeas corpus by Judge Minxey. Arrested for murder and robbery during the Mexican revolt, Maxey cites political offenses. North Carolina dynamite outrage reported from Wilson as an explosive device shakes town.
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Norwalk Elder Drowned After Blow Into River
One of Norwalk's oldest residents, Dee Gilbert Fame Bon, was blown into the Dake Shore bridge area over the Huron River and drowned. The body remains unfound as the river has frozen over.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Blood Purity and Digestion
Advert suggests Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify the blood tone the system and regulate digestive organs. It claims broad health benefits and is marketed as a domestic remedy with druggist availability.
Populists Conference Opens in St Louis Reform Debate
The national populist conference began at the Lindell hotel with about 200 attendees. J B Weaver led as temporary presiding officer while debates covered Alabama elections, anti monopoly rhetoric, free coinage, and a denunciation of Debs and others jailed for alleged rights violations. The group approved a remit to the national central committee and heard talks by Coxey and Adams. Weather notes and brief regional items followed.
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English anarchist Mowbray arrested in Philadelphia
English anarchist Charles W. Mowbray was arrested in Philadelphia last night after a meeting where he denounced the state and called for tearing down authorities. He was taken to police headquarters for awaiting disposition. The incident follows reports of other crime and legal cases across cities, including fishing seizures and local court actions.
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Lexow Committee Hearings Reveal Police Bribery Denials
New York December reports vivid testimony as Inspector Williams and Commissioner Martin face questions about bribes and police corruption. Witnesses deny ownership of illicit funds, discuss gifts, and defend motives while noting political influence on appointments. Adjournment follows long session with probing remarks on payoffs and integrity.
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