Reed Plan in Congress Faces GOP Rally For Support
Washington February debate on a Reed substitute plan to back administration finance reform. Republican leader Mr. Reed argues for bond issuance and deficits funded by government certificates, while Democrats weigh political and fiscal implications amid Senate scrutiny and party divides.
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WASHINGTON, Fel
Licarn
Kead
Maing
Republian
brough
whaink
Teflis
treasury
Lili
Reed
willimmend
sucess
asia qerhays
athuticistraghan
phous
senate
aimee Cho
The New Bund Issuk and Delay in Exset Article
Fragmented notice discusses a forthcoming issue during the debate on a dress rule and authority over a set of tests. It mentions underwriters and a tide of uncertain plans, with references to persons and groups debating timelines and submissions.
Admiral Ying Commended In Chinese Fleet Action
Exisis Feb. 5 Admiral Tine commanded the Chinese fleet at Wei tai We and landed men on Wridors day to recapture the southern fovis Ceant the Sapeanese Peace tempt woe Waally abandned. The Mhineed teeem reairked as Viceroy Tat Nae Yul was held responsible for the Gal ok Porc Ar thur aahl. His comliveet on the Lener phase was mep with commendation. Suspected bank branding arrests reported as Savory Oe FARhe pell of his city bank choy has tae ef Pree lire qaca wih blew go aml robbed the Lor he wool Nathotal faith. Five charged in the raid, including a saloon keeper, Selly Mieselgberi, with $30,000 believed stolen. other three suspects at large.
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Ying
Exisis
Tine
Wei-[tai- We
Wridors
choy
Makar
Dees Conspiracy Trial Proceedings and Motions
The court heard motions as prosecutors sought to dismiss defendants and discharge board members amid the conspiracy case. Juries were kept, and counsel argued the lack of overt acts linking directors to the accused. Judge Grosscup reserved ruling while proceedings continued.
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Grosscup
euliathe
Ar. Walker
Jude¢e Shoman
Joba BP AliaVean
Chicago
Tie
jie ney
Walker
bus
Mc Wean
Darrail
Frank Trever
Dennis Larkin
James McDonald
John Burke
John J. Hannnahan
board of directors
marshal Bott
taatas
Drunk Time for Daughter's Body in Jersey City
In Jersey City on February 3 Mrs Rose Wizz and Mrs Ellen Alb drank heavily in a basement room on Merlis Street. A ten pound weight and Digal were involved. the deed is considered probably murderous. Mrs Madden and a woman named Annie were arrested, and authorities search for a man named Hale who is linked to the case.
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Jersey City
Rose Wizz
Nas le
Menris
Etlen
Madden
Deadly Feud in Texas Sparks Shootout and Arrests
Fragmentary text reports a deadly feud in Texas with a fire, shots at Leonard Taii and Amdrew Jackson, and authorities promising action. Mentions Regulators and a crowd, with feud described as longstanding and escalating.
Cuban revolution activity stirs in Florida
Cuban evolutionists Active Keir West with Feb 5 notes report unusual Cuban revolutionary group activity near Marti leader of the American party. Officials say a possible move within weeks or months as Cuban residents show fevered patriotism. Quesada arrives to request funds for arms and pledge of support amid growing unrest.
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Keir West
Fla
Marti
Gonzales Quesada
American revolutionary organization
Quesada
Carlos hall
Physician Charged with Burglary
Officials at the first national bank of Harris Dr 4% He Tran have charged Curey, one at that Horruman. ar sbas to ripe the Puree weoabwr Faowheth thetates profusely, Tat proved pel dass that are eval: whaily fir t tile. Tuas ceri punts fev itd fo.
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CHALTANCA A. Torn
Furst National tank
Harris
Man claims arson and murder in doctor store blaze
The report alleges Mrardered and his associate Desven Fub attacked Dr Powers, a patent medicine seller, during a shop fire. The body injury and alleged arson point to thieves as culprits, with the claim the doctor was harmed and the store set ablaze.
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Dr. Powers
desler
Madame Jeinaux Appeals Conviction For Poroning Tures
Madame Jeinaux, who on Sunday morning was convicted of poroning tures of her relatives, appeals from the sentence of death. A death sentence is described as life-surprising in the report, with notes on capital punishment and related terms.
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Mme
Jeinaux
Bressars
Madame Jeinaux
Suppressed for Expressing a Hope in Ruin and Thought
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss suppression of free thought at home amid a broader order, referencing individuals such as Felsa RUIN, and mention a sun of Sefer and Teun Nes. The text indicates concern over deriding free thinkers and implications for personal liberty within a political climate.
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jonurnalk
Ruskala Almo
Forger Sage Geto Night Years
Bantivaanr Feb oS Grormne Posen, a noted satire swindler, recently pled guilty to bank fraud in Harvord County. He was sentenced yesterday to eight years in Maryland penitentiary in Belin Md pit of B.
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Bantivaanr
Posen
fargrrail
abses
Harvord County bank
Belin
Maryland
Monster Ice Gorge Threatens Port Deposit Area
Report describes a massive ice gorge threatening Port Deposit with widespread flooding risk. Citizens prepare for possible breaches as water levels rise and infrastructure, fuel, and food supplies are strained by the surge. Evacuations and emergency measures are under way along the riverfront.
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Port Deposit
Port Densmone
Melalia Fer
streen
Lynckers on Trial for Murder in Batlertown Case
Prominent citizens Lynckers on trial for the murder of John and Monroe Evans found near Batlertown in August 1591. The accused include Juhn Holmes Tulip Goodler Will ier and David Goodler with ties to local figures. State’s counsel contends a wide conspiracy linked to other townspeople and names J. Cash and Thomas Fucr ean among implicated parties.
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Cull & x
Juhn Holmes
Tunas Doneldson
Duonaldson
Joseph Kellar
Tulip Goodler
Willier
David Goodler
John
Monroe Evans
Batlertown
Lee wdte reignt
J. Cash
Thomas Fucrean
Robert Bradley
P. ‘Turner
Pen and Pencil Club elects officers in Philadelphia
The annual meeting of the Pen and Pencil club in Philadelphia reelected President Louis S. Mecargee and named officers including Vice President and Secretary Charles W. i and Treasurer James J. McCart-Rey. The new officers plan to organize reception and entertainment for the forthcoming convention of Press Clubs in the city.
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Pen and Pencil Club
PHILADELPHIA
Louis S. Mecargee
Peter J. Vohan
dectare
Charles W. i
James 3. McCart- Rey
ey pternars
William A. Con Ber
James J. Duiler
T. Henry Marvin
James Rankin Young
Chicago Faces Historic Cold Spell
Chicago endures a severe cold wave guiding February with the Signal Service reporting 13 degrees below zero, the coldest since 1873. Multiple frostbite cases appear as people endure freezing nights, including a man found frozen on West Thirteenth Street and others sleeping in alleys after excessive drinking.
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CHICAGO
mercury
signal service
Thirteenth street
M. Carmindy
Bas
China
nak
Destitution in Kansas and neighbor states prompts aid appeal
Terrible destitution spreads across Kansas and Oklahoma farmers as hunger rises. Reports describe families seeking food on streets and a county relief committee appeals for outside aid while harsh winter conditions worsen hardships. The bleak scene underscores urgent need for relief and coordinated relief efforts.
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Kansas
Ks Ty, Mo
amon Kan-as
Oklahoma
Closcane
renrt committee
Non Agreement Branded Demonstration At Palace Detected
Mixed February notes describe a labor protest near a palace with banners and cries for stronger declarations. The scene centers on supporters and local officials amid unclear details while references to a central figure and country serves remain unclarified.
Opposition within mine workers splits at district convention
In the local district convention here yesterday the opposition to Mine Leader timvte and ex President John Mc Bride of the United Mine Workers gathered. The faction opposed to his administration voiced discontent with current leadership and urged withdrawal from the CU.
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ie timvte
Meestatow
Aloe
John McBride
United Mine Workers
Duty to the Plan and Street Franchises Spark Brooklyn Legal Clash
Judge Gaynor denied a mandamus to Atlantic Avenue line owner James O’Connell, ruling the company must keep operating to serve the public and not halt cars to depress labor or prices. City aldermen rescinded Brooklyn streetcar franchises amid labor unrest and potential damages claims for service disruption.
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Brooklyn
caire
anlermen
jueanog
stikine
Brooklyn trelley
Hairtad
Schierven
Tosa
doucten hs
damaars
Brook- Inn
Echir
Turkish Armenian Tensions Stir Fear Across Regions
A garbled report suggests rising mistrust as Armenians travel in Kurdish attire and clash with Turkish authorities. Wounded Armenian clergy and scattered statements hint at fear, with unclear origins and a call for caution amidst alleged nationalist tensions.
Pecaw' oerisule haa atartay in it. Webb Tras stated that severest po Titer are worth fren 20 bod to RTO Strikertar rhe Parmthive matts in by acell
The report notes severe po tion cost and payroll issues. mentions a 20 percent reduction proposal affecting operations at the Manhattan optical works and related disputes. It also records the death in London of Mr Ratpk Huby and a brief on Irish deputy consul matters.
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statonite Katies
Sovenis
Webb Tras
acell
Grosahill
Noptus einaploges
Manhattian optical
London
Ratpk
Huby
Aimerican vies
Bellfaat
Ireland
Senate and House debate on war claims and park bill
The session discussed a proposed military park at Gettysburg and amid debates over war claims for stores seized in the South. Pennsylvania opposition and border war debt proposed near 1,000,000 dollars faced defeat as the currency bill moved forward. The day closed with passage of an agricultural appropriation bill and related debate.
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Dotissbury
paysacus
Peninsylvania
towierrew
Whuraday
FARCIAL TURKISH JUSTICE AND PRISONERS
A Constantinople dispatch reports trials of Armenians at Yarvernat and Sivas where many prisoners were not allowed to present evidence. One case convicted Lowey Ta prumuipent Armenian despite proving he was imprisoned for forging. Dozens more were held on charges including forging a society to aid poorer children. Many Armenians were jailed for possession of a Bible and related items.
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Shemseles
Loxbos
Comstantinople
Anne- Matis
Yarvernat
Pushalic
Sivas
Asia Maiter
Lowey Ta
weary childeuu
Fragmented text on Parliament law affair and trials
A garbled OCR fragment outlines a parliamentary law faction and legal actions. It mentions Taesso Fel and Assimhisian Soin Bop, references to trials, determinations, and possible prison or charges. The passage is incoherent but centers on political legal proceedings and consequences.
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Taesso
Miro ooyres
pete Lo owlp
ian
Gillamas
Tarliles Eetinighe Conservative Tea Treasury Notes
In a fiscal summary the conservative measures address the calendar year surplus and revenue from the Tree Tea tax. The report notes unaudited figures and outlines the balance carried into the next period with allocations to various departments. Local officials emphasize adherence to budgetary limits and expected revenue streams.
Tragic Fire Fatally Burned Three in Spring Township
A widow Mrs John Zeller and her grandson James Heckter perished from severe burns after a coal oil fire at Mrs Zeller's Spring township residence. The boy died yesterday and Mrs Zeller is believed to be near death from injuries. The incident is thought to involve an attempted coal oil fire.
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Tro
Feb
John Zeller
James Heckter
Zeller
Spring township
Hypnotism Claim Altered Property Transfer in New York Case
A New York case argues a wife hypnotized by a man influenced a transfer of property, with the incident surrounding the February date and the grounds of reunification cited. The claim suggests misused influence during a dispute over ownership and suggests actions taken under hypnotic influence affected legal rights.
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Hira
New York
Willninnt biawife
Moratt
Fatal shooting at Lite Saloon in JOFPERSONVICLA
Thomas Carney, an executive, was shot and fatally wounded by William Nar in the Lite Saloon at sixth and Vicarderay. Carney, denied a drink for lack of money, drew a dirk and threatened to kill Nar, prompting Nar to shoot. Doctors say Carney will die.
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Silvanist
JOFPERSONVICLA
Ind
Thomas Carney
Willllliam
Carney
dirk lenifa
Nantz
Fragmentary Report of a Fatal Incident in Feb
An incomplete OCR item describes a fatal event involving an elderly man aged 88 near a location abbreviated as Plassita. The text notes a struggle ending with the victim's head injury and an assailant who fled but was captured. Details are severely garbled and many names and places are unreadable.
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italien
Plassita
Ufassata
Bratal Treatment Allegations Hit Sea Chief and Crew
In San Francisco Feb 1 the crew of the American ship T. B. Cakes from New York fled after charges of brutal treatment by Captain Weld and officers. Sailors report shocking cruelties causing one death and another's insanity. Warrants issued for the captain and second mate. the first officer vanished upon learning of the charges.
Tragic mine disaster and ensuing rescue efforts in Morasies
A catastrophic explosion at Morasies in Los Ains caused widespread collapse and heavy casualties. Ninety or more miners were killed or injured as galleries filled with coal and timber collapsed, while rescuers battled flames and dangerous conditions to recover victims.
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Pats
Los Ains
Pepartinnt
sacne et Loire
Bire
Helena thie ifty
tas
Senate clash over alleged election fraud in Alabama
In Montgomery Alabama yesterday a scuffle erupted on the state senate floor after Mr Goodwin the Populist senator contesting Representative Cobb's seat accused recent elections of fraud. Senate president Pettus denied the charge and bystanders intervened to separate the two denators.
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MONTGOMERT
Ala
up. w
state senate
Goodwin
Cobb
congress
Pettus
senate
prevyane Louis
The County Wearts Case Details and Reactions
The report outlines a county level legal dispute and the lower court's decision, noting opposition and various perspectives. It mentions key figures and the ongoing debate over the case's implications for the county. Entities include local officials and advocates, with implied dates and actions surrounding the ruling.
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vetty
Beto
tao Leon
dewer court
hitie
Ae disper sud ins uutiad
Fragmented OCR Narrative Recounts Unclear Events
The text presents a garbled account referencing names and places such as Ulises and Lithia, with unclear actions and outcomes. Details are unreadable, offering no verifiable facts or coherent narrative for a productive summary.
Bond issuance for foreign buyers expected soon
Rumors circulate that a bonds offering to foreign purchasers is imminent and near completion though no official confirmation has been issued. Market participants await the formal announcement as printing of bond documents reportedly begins.
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Wastin
Don sian
Aik
tia
ani
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