Crowds greet La Gascogne voyage with Captain Bundelon honor
New York crowds line North River shores as the steamer La Gascogne nears firing line. Thousands cheer and press along West Street as Captain Bundelon receives a gold medal from his grateful employers, amid flowers and vivid public celebration. officers and crew parade, with Yale and college students joining the cheers.
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ain
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Troubloous Times At Panama Revolutin Reports Rise
A despatch from New York details unrest in Panama as revolutions worsen in the Republic of Colombia era. reports claim clashes inland and increased government scrutiny with possible arrests. Workers fear a strike as Panama Railroad and Canisi workers push wages and living costs.
War refugees and crimes across regions reported
Thousands of Armenians flee into Russia from Hrachoum and Bitlis areas while foreign diplomats protest Turkish attacks in Stam boul and Constantinople. In Chattanooga, Robert H. Craig, a Hamilton county trustee, was shot by former deputy A M Wamble at the Russell House. In Mount Sterling, Ky, the sheriff’s son faces indictment over Tom Blair’s lynching with three indictments issued so far. John Hall, a San Francisco lawyer who embezzled 300,000, has been traced to Johannesburg.
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Tom Blair
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San Francisco
Johannesburg
South Africa
Turbulent session in Senate and House discussed
In Washington February 13 the legislature debated the final passage of the legislative and judicial bill amid heated remarks about officers and clerks. Senators and representatives argued over direct senator elections and a silver measure while pensions and appropriations were briefly addressed before adjournment.
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Murdered by Mexican Bandits Near City or Mexico
Feb 13 reports from Puebla describe a deadly ambush of American travelers by about sixty Mexican bandits. Two men Franklin and Wouldan were stripped and abused before several Americans pursued the raiders. some pursuers were killed in the fighting.
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Wouldan
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Brooklyn Strikers Attack Streetcars in Riot
BROOKLYN BROCKLTS Feb 18 Between midnight and daylight union men and their friends attacked three trolley cars on different lines. A brick shattered a window on the Tompkins avenue line, a non union conductor on the Bushwick avenue line was badly beaten by five men, and a mob wrecked a car on the Flushing avenue line with bricks and stones breaking nearly every window. No arrests were made.
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Tompkins avenue
Bushwick avenue
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Youthful Murderer Confesses in Boston Killing
Boston February 13 Walter A Scott nineteen Weston Massachusetts confessed to the murder of James Stamip a coachman killed December 3 Scott was arrested after an attempted arrest for robbery also implicated Robert P Wise of Charlestown who had been held on suspicion in the case.
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James Stamip
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Flamin
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Robert P. Wise
Charlestown
Embezzling Postmaster Caught in Bowlistown Scandal
Patchy report covers Chief Postmaster Elon Tasn from Bowistown Pi being accused of embezzlement tied to a case at Bow. Details mention injuries from a falling log, contested surnames, and a court scene with references to Mrs. Duchany and a social elite circle. Separate item notes twin brothers Lashnicht Klarry B. Wyams and Delas T. Flyams charged with murder in 1890s Ontario amid questions over life insurance schemes connected to Mrs. Harry Hyams.
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Wells
Harry Hyams
Associated Press
Treasury bond plan sparks bipartisan talks in House
February 13 review of the Ways and Means panel's push to authorize 382 million dollars in four percent gold payable bonds. Subcommittee members from both parties, led by Democrats Wilson Turner and Messick and Republicans Reed Hopkins, seek terms that avoid current expenses and repeal bank note reform provisions. Secretary Carlisle’s handling and perceptions of private banker influence loom large amid Lincolns birthday Young Republican banquet fallout.
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James H. Walker
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Senator Higgins May Withdraw From Contest
Dover Delaware February 13 A rumor says Senator Higgins may withdraw from the serial contest on March 1 and transfer votes to Edward G Bradford. A Higgins man says Higgins cannot control any votes cast for him and they will vote voluntarily. It is also reported Ambassador Bayard may secure five votes before week’s end.
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Dover
Del
Hieeing
Edward G. Bradford
Higgins
sienator
Bradford
Bayard
Judge orders show cause on removal of city court official
BRookLys Feb 1 Judge Brown of the supreme court issues an order compelling Jaathe Watson of the Kvyen street police court to show cause why he should not be removed from office. The order is summonsable Monday next. Watson faces neglect of duty in cases involving attackers of street railway cars and Moyea and care.
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Jaathe Watson
Kvyen street
Justice Watson
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am Moyea
Pennsylvania Legislature Passes Farm and Banking Measures
The Pennsylvania Legislature advanced agriculture and banking bills amid debates. The governor nominated B. F P Gilkeson of Bucks County for commissioner of banking, with confirmation by the senate. Additional provisions included establishing an agricultural department and appointing a new law judge in Westmorland County.
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iushand
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B. F P. Gilkeson
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Smith
Hye
End Groeskiyn Trolley Strike Nears Settlement
Brooklyn negotiations between President Lewis the Brooklyn City railroad board ex Assemblyman John Graham and Police Justice Tighe point to an imminent end of the January started trolley strike. Strikers will be rehired one by one as car stables workers report, with no new dismissals to replace returning workers. Train wreckers in New Jersey reported an attempted act of sabotage on the Reading Homineton line near Atlantic City but only a wrecked pilot resulted and passengers were shaken up.
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A Fatal Mistake in Poisoned Drink Tragedy
Wil liamsport Pa Feb 13 Miss Lillie Jones of the millinery firm L E B Jones Co drank cyanide in potassium in mistake for cough medicine She died within six minutes.
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Misa Lillie Jones
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Chinese Forts Abandoned
The Times dispatch from Hebe dated February 9 reports Chinese forts on the Bay of Wei-Hai-Wei island silent and believed abandoned, while forts on Lin Kung Tao remain active.
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Turte Sam and Locxtres Bel in danger ininetish report
A garbled passage reports fear for Turte Sam and Loxtres Bel amid threats. The Viates cites an apostle vet das al geet Deen. No clear names, places, or dates are decipherable from the fragment.
Fragmented note hints at local dispute and arrests
A garbled OCR fragment references a batterer case and a related geospatial and personal names cluster. It alludes to an incident, a related trek, and possible legal actions, with scattered references to places, dates, and individuals, but lacks clear facts.
Passenger Maloney Killed in Valley Train Disaster
Photius Maloney, 60, was killed in a Valley train incident near Marion after being struck by a freight train wheel. The man had been in motion amid drifting snow and was thrown into the machinery during the accident. A severe storm blanketed South Carolina, dropping ten inches of snow on the level with heavy drifts two to three feet deep.
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Minneapolis Mystery Trial: Adry and Harry in Murder Conspiracy
In Minneapolis at a tense trial, Adry Fay Ward testifies about alleged money troubles and family strife linked to a murder plot involving Blixey. Witnesses describe jealousy between Adry and his brother Harry, threats with a knife, and an intent to shoot if provoked. Court proceedings progress with the defense set to present next.
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Adey Fay Ward
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agi
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Fire destroys Bigg Wotel at Browns Hill Wad
A blaze consumed the Bigg Wotel hotel at Browns Hill Wad in the afternoon destroying the entire building. The large hotel, once among the state’s most stylishly furnished venues, had not been profitable since its recent enlargement. No items were saved from the flames and proprietor Noons had resided there since it closed months ago. Estimated value placed around S100,000.
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Byls
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Noons
Fraker Heirs Settle Insurance Case in Missouri Court
The heirs of Dr W G Fraker of Excelsior Springs Missouri settled their life insurance dispute for about 1108,000 yesterday. The life insurers concede the doctor is dead, ending the protracted court case.
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W.G. Fraker
Excelsor Springs
framons
Brook jury exonerates militia in Garney shooting
The coroner's jury found roofer John Garney died from a gunshot wound inflicted by the military during the strike. The verdict clears the military of all blame in the discharge of their duty.
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John Garney
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