Still Another Defeat Delays Relief Legislation in House
Washington Feb 15 The administration suffered a third defeat in the House as the currency reform bill and the proposed issue of 590 million gold bonds failed to pass. The tally showed 120 in favor and 167 against with a majority of Democrats opposing. The vote underscored a stalled effort to secure treasury relief this session.
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Senate vote preserves railway mail system amid dispute
The Senate approved no change in the railway mail system as debate over the post offices appropriation bill continued. Aimed at 23.2 million for postal cars, amendments were debated for days but all were defeated by large margins as factions split along party lines.
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senate
Hayward Murder Trial Day Delivers Alibi Focus
In a Madison Hayward murder trial update the defense pressed an alibi as state witnesses testified. Jack Erwin and team challenged the defendant’s demeanor and timing while the defense argued the evidence fails to show guilt beyond doubt. The courtroom drama centered on Miss Fing’s whereabouts and a key witness list as jurors observed cautious testimony.
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Hayward
Jack Mr. Erwin
anand chin
herane
ned morsing
John Day
Fing
qwayre line
Barry
Man faces large losses in Chicago firm dealings
The report details a defendant who operated a glass business and later moved to Chicago. It notes three firms there carried losses totaling about 150000 dollars in October, with the owner having ties to a regiment and indicating intent to avoid litigation. The account describes financial distress and the sequence of events leading to the losses.
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Pire pal
ted sos
Chicago
cari
Pittsliys
Senate confirms several posts as others are rejected in session
The Senate in executive session rejected the nomination of ucustus Healey for collector of the port of Brooklyn and W M Campbell for U S marshal of Minnesota, while confirming Brigadier General Thomas Troward Ruger as major general and postingmasters Lemuel Mathewson Aveeca New York Frank D Jewell Cattamaugus New York Daniel E B Khean Cumberland Md Abram Clauda Annapolis Md John B Sweeny Hagerstown Il J Miller Bloom Clearfield Pa
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Senate
ucustus Healey
Brooklyn
W. M. Campbell
Minnesota
Thomas Troward Ruger
Lemuel Mathewson
Aveeca
Frank D. Jewell
Cattamaugus
Daniel EB. Khean
Cumberland, Md
Abram Clauda
Annapolis, Md
John B. Sweeny
Hagerstown
J. Miller Bloom
Clearfield
Cholera Toll Reported in Cauastan eple
Between the 3rd and 32nd instants there were sixty one cases of cholera and twenty nine deaths in Cauastan eple.
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Cauastan eple
Fei
Weather and crime items from a scrambled historic page
Fragmentary OCR describes snow and storm impacts across locations including London and Albany, with mentions of schools, arrests, and a president. Notable names include Jarvis Tan Military academy, Rev FPS, and a forty five year penitentiary note. The text mixes weather, crime, and institutional references without clear narrative.
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Georgia
London
New Orient
Bower
Bill Cook
Albany
Jarvis Tan Military academy
Denver
FPS
Treasurer's Bonds Missing In County Ledger Theft
A county treasurer's bond shortages are tied to two terms, with experts tracing shortages to the treasurer's second term and ongoing since. Bondsmen face potential liability within legal limits, while questions remain over records from the third term and whether other bonds were filed. War scare eases as Mexico and Guatemala accept conditions for boundary arrangements, ending a long diplomatic dispute.
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Trooktyo
Web
Coury
Curry asssston
Brousive
Adams
Pooling a Crime and Tunnel Wreck Reported
A May 15 bill seeks to ban pools trusts and combines with penalties for creating or enforcing pools and agreements. Also reported is a February 15 tunnel collision on the Castile Shannon line near Monongahela, with five laborers killed and extensive equipment damage. A weighty labor committee notes ongoing issues and regulatory actions.
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REngines No
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Castile Shannon
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Monongahela
Joan Walker
Henry Hitters
Ferederick Hisar
Emmoett Aroiton
Tieotperrvesinessi ge
Maher and Donel Matehod. Maw Yoru. Bet $9-Veter
Maher and Steve O'Dothedt have loon gated to fizt twenty Hyeragnids on May Typet. The contest will be desided before thee mfferine he dyegist quirse. gum aa hath Tere roam Phe Teaver tht divas a fey will mest as siteh wots Wie atoyes vised are Cola Gl thindlesb sige allaws (t by Low).
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Donel Matehod
Veter Maher
Steve O
Two Killed by Mine Gas at Preston No 8 Slope Ashland Pa
Ashland Pennsylvania February 1 two miners William Gilles plc fire boss and Michael Dunlavey died from gas explosion injuries at Preston No 8 slope caused by a shot fired in the breast. Patrick Dougherty and Joseph Grady are in precarious condition at home from the same accident.
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ASHLAND
William Gillesplc
Michael Dunlavey
Preston No. 8
fred
Patrick Dougherty
Joseph Grady
Reported Surrender Confirmed by Minister Denby Dispatch
The state department confirms a dispatch from Minister Denby noting on February 12 Admiral Ting offered to surrender the forts at Wel Hal Wel to Admiral Ito if amnesty was granted. The surrender proposal was reported to be accepted as a condition for ceasefire.
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Denby
Ting
Wel-Hal-Wel
Ito
Diplomat Gray Dies After Train Arrival in Mexico City
United States Minister Isaac P. Gray died in Mexico City hours after arriving by Mexican National Railway with a severe pneumonia. Consul General Crittenden and hospital staff attended him as he never regained consciousness, dying at 7:10 p.m. The article chronicles his early life in Pennsylvania, business and legal career, Civil War service, and long public tenure including his Senate term and gubernatorial run.
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Mexican National railway
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Jane P. Gray
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Fourth Indiana cavalry
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Manufacturers Refuse Arbitration in Massachusetts Shoe Strike
Ha veratin Mass Feb 15 The state board of arbitration has visited shoe manufacturers affected by the strike but attempts to force arbitration failed. Agent Pomeroy reiterates that the strikers are ready to arbitrate at any time by local or state boards.
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Mass
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Pomeroy
Pennsylvania Legislature Debates September Labor Day Move
The legislature considers shifting the start of September labor observances and discusses extending school education mandates. Bills cover modifying street regulations, licensing costs, and moving the first Saturday in September to the first Monday, with debates on public welfare and property tax exemptions amid procedural votes.
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Survivors from Loch Maree Reach Irish Coasts
News from Westport and Achill Island confirm crew division on the Loch Maree. The captain led a boat of thirteen men to Westport after a terrifying voyage from Charleston bound for Bremen. Eleven with the mate reached Achill Island off Ireland.
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Broker Moore's Income Tax Suit Challenged
Was dutxaros Feb 15 The case of Jobo G Sao a New York broker challenging the income tax law test the constitution before the district court of appeals The lower court had erred in its decision Ex senator Luigenes of Vermont argued for Abr Asist and Attorney General Witney spoke for the government The matter focused on constitutional questions regarding the tax law and its upholding amid argument by both sides The report also mentions a maritime incident where survivors from two vessels were rescued and brought to Baltimore with several deaths recorded on the voyage
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Wasdutxaros
Jobo G Sao
New York
ewenue
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Ale Asist
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ViseuT dat
Emperor Restores Lin Cloths and Honors
Li Nong Ghang regains the imperial favor with restored attire and the yellow jacket, peacock feather, and other honors. Lin progresses to Pekin for an audience, with Taenes de overseeing the scene, as peace advances. Victor Ware Worn assumes temporary duties in Pei Yee.
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Li Nong Ghang
Wang Chang
Moorish Cavalry Arrives at Casa Blanes with War Trophies
Detachment of Moorish cavalry reaches the seaport town Casa Blanes on the West to Pia route, bearing ghastly war trophies for the sultan. The articles include a mix of iron, tin, and other materials, with punitive sentences noted. The scene mentions preservation and display of the trophies amid tension in Tanger Moracce Poḥ.
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Glyntiy
TANGER
Moracce
Poh
Casa Blanes
ALo- Pocco
BE Wey
Pia
iawe
boa
Forger’s Paper Fraud Tied to South Area Banks
report notes forged documents tied to a contractor David Pate and an individual named Travite, with a large sum around $45,000 remaining in several banks. The text references Belura and Sibhol and mentions payments or withdrawals tied to a regional network.
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Belura
David Pate
Paige
Big Silke Mi Wiped Out by Flames Park Factory
Fire destroyed a large silk mill in Blairsville area last night causing an estimated 300000 dollars in stock and building damage with about 210690 dollars insured. Around 1000 workers were employed at the plant which will likely rebuild.
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Toherty & Waldswik
fim
Disturbances in Siam Near Kammun Leave French Officer Wounded
Disturbances flare on the left bank of the Mekong near Kammun as Siamese and French forces clash. A French officer is severely wounded amid the fighting.
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Siam
Bawanok
Mekong river
Kammun
Territorial dispute sparks murder and arrests in Sioux County
Reports from Sioux City describe a complex land dispute over a disputed boundary affecting tax payments and jurisdiction. J. I. Blann was arrested for the killing of Robert Phillips, a squatter on disputed land. In related violence, another man died on the same strip. authorities in the county moved to arrest associates. Meanwhile Sioux City hosts a temperance crusade with about 20 women marching to local saloons singing and reading the Martin Higuorian, as penalties are imposed on several barkeepers.
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West Virginia
WHEELING
W. Vin
Buckeye Glass works
Martin's Ferry
Humphrey
Phillips
Blann
beca
Wilwon
Sioux City
WLCT
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sitonns
Baboon
siloon
Martin
Convicted Armenians sentenced for life in Meamshion case
Fragmented report notes twenty Armenians were sentenced to life imprisonment by British authorities after trials touching Armenian grievances. Mentions of imperial figures and political figures appear amid garbled text about proceedings and possible revisions.
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Meamshion
Theo
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