Rosedery's Victory in Debates Over Indian Duties
A parliamentary storm ends with a Liberal government majority of 105 despite Conservative opposition. Henry James moved to adjourn over Indian import duties on cotton, spurring Manchester manufacturers to seek relief. Joseph Chamberlain led dissent, while Governor Hastings vetoed bills on judicial apportionment and decrees affecting registers.
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Loxpon
Dord Rasbery
iis
sunior
Henry James
Mr. Gladstone
Liberal party
house of COMMMGNS & Meiber
Weary yestend
government of
India
Manchester
Lancshire
Vianta
Riehe
George J. Gorehen
acon- Torenre
Eadie
Joseph Chamberlain
Herow glo Hortindd
sevynibother
Lily Union
young
herad urgans
Hastings
Westmorland
Outlaw Band Pursued by U S Marshals at Ingalls
A large force of deputy U S marshals left Guinivie for Ingalls near the Indiana border to hunt Bill Doolin and several outlaws. They intend to battle to capture or kill the fugitives and end the last remnant of the outlaw gangs.
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GUinivIE
U. T
United States
Ingalls
Bill Doolin
Public Building Acts Signed for Brockton Cumberland Pottsville
Washington February 22 The president signed acts authorizing public buildings in Brockton Massachusetts Cumberland Maryland and Pottsville Pennsylvania and raised the Paterson New Jersey project cost limit to 100030 Carolina lawmakers adjourn Douglass memory honored though not on birthday. Murder report and strikes cited amid industrial unrest with New York issues and electrical workers dispute ongoing.
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ASHINGTON
Brockton
Mass
Cumberland
Pottsville
Paterson, N. J
Man Convicted in Wife Murder in Wisconsin Case
John McManus was convicted for the fatal stabbing of his wife on July 26 in TSU Wisconsin. He received a life sentence as the jury found him guilty of murder in a case that drew local attention in Boston and surrounding areas.
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Bite
Boston
Boh. J
John McManus
TSU
Wis
Yeaturkilly
Bute
sharon
Senate and House in Strained Session at Capital
In Washington Feb 24 legislators met in the upper body with debate on sectarian lines and court matters. The scene included new faces Benjamin Labia Carolina and Marion Bucher presenting credentials for the term starting March 4. The Senate recessed at 6 and resumed at 8 to discuss the District of Columbia sewer bonds while the House worked through amendments to the consular and diplomatic appropriations bill totaling over 550 thousand pounds for furniture and related expenses.
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ivos
senate
churel
boxe
thie
Bart
ted
Double Border Suspects in Hotel Deaths
Brocarrs February 22 police nearly clear up deaths of Henry Savuope and John Semis found in Miller's hotel Broad way. John Bolomann arrested in Hoboken as a suspect, having visited the victims who carried money. $20 canceled under carpet in his room suggests motive.
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Brocarrs
Henry Savuope
John Semis
Miller's hotel
Broadway
John Bolomann
Hoboken
Bekoraano
bhus
The New Minister to Liberia
The president yesterday sent nominations for minister resident and consul general to Liberia. William H Heard of Pennsylvania and Jacob A Winder of Bristol Pennsylvania were named. Rev William A Theard D D born in Georgia about forty five years ago.
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Liberia
WeaAsursetoy
Festerday
theate
William H. Heard
Pennsylvania
minnister
Jacob A. Winder
Bristol
Willian A. Theard
Georgia
South Carolina
Wilminston
Del
Tureen WIL Surpriss and City Affairs
Fragmented OCR text mentions Ada Bethy and a city’s governance, with references to law and order. It includes garbled phrases about a proposed dial covernment and actions to protect majesty and supremacy of the law, plus unclear gun and carrier mentions. The source is incoherent and yields no clear event.
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Tureen
Toothy
Ada
Bethy
Tarmingne
Died at 81. William Murphy of General Saray Cla Tons
William Murphy died at his home in Princvsvernoma aged 81. The obituary notes his service under General Saray Cla tons and his role in the war for Texas independence. The report includes references to related figures and ongoing legal disputes over land titles and ejectments surrounding the West Penn estate matters.
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Tlauston
Princvsvernoma
William ct Murphy
Saray Clatons
Texas
yousterlay
Murphy Wits Walser
Mherry
Catone
Sherman Fle
Sante Ani
Columbia
Brass river
Georgia marksmen lead in preliminary shoot at Hyce yard
The Men of the South from Savannah and nearby waters outshot New Jersey’s team by fourteen points in a preliminary military shoot. The Georgia unit posted a total score of 27d om cip- 04 on the 200 yard range while New Jersey tally reached 27. The team roster includes Privates Kelopoud Shups Hanter and Captain C A Ford with officers Tena Gea Tolmel and General Spencer.
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Sersey
Savannan
Fela
Gearegla
New Jersey
Sis
leona
Kelopoud
Funeral rites for New York victim described in chaotic notice
In Philadelphia a funeral service for a New York victim drew a crowd as Rev Bolles officiated. The body was later interred at Woodlawn Cemetery. Elsewhere in Trenton the Nesey division of the Sons of Veterans held its annual encampment with officers elected and plans announced.
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NEW York
Bolles
Wordlawn ceteetery
Fersey
Sons of Veter
Trenton
Prite
Nesey
Sons of Ver
cers
G. Yrints
janior Adan
W.c. Tey
sent
B. FG
comnna
Plainiela WoL Cayville
H. B. Green
ad pes Stir
z fuCate
Duncan
Somerville
Assembly Votes Down Nominees Amid Senate Turmoil
Fragmented report notes Assembly actions yesterday with opposition to several nominees. Mention appears of Supreme Court justice contenders and university postings, with references to political figures and party lines.
Congress Halt Ends in Muddle at Local Bank
A reported confrontation at a bank establishment ended with a suspect brandishing a weapon and injuring a man named Dealer fistin. Police recovered a gold lever and other items as onlookers watched the tense scene unfold near the Ten tatide. No further details were provided as investigators reviewed the incident.
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Trew
Ata
Congress halt
aidshiad
pete
Lhe potiner
fisten
Boom in an Ohio Mining District
Salisenville Ohio Feb 22 For the first time in twelve years every coal mine district is working with a full force of men. The mines have a capacity of over 100 cars per day. Indications point to a genuine resumption of work at the Salineville furnace.
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Ohio
SALISEVILLE
Salineville
Burned to Death in His Home at Owego New York
John Anderson perished in a house fire while family members were away. In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania two men, John Dur Kin and Michiel Schinco, died instantly at the Forty Fort colliery yesterday due to a rock fall.
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OWEGO
N.Y
John Anderson
WILKISBARKE
John Dur Kin
Michiel Schinco
Forty Fort
Legislatures Honor Frederick Douglass in Resolutions
Massachusetts and New York legislatures pass resolutions of respect to Frederick Douglass. Oregon limns adjournment with a United States senator to be elected before, while General Lew Wallace is hissed in Chicago by Armenians. Indiana legislature memorializes for direct senatorial election. J Fr Morris of Fulton Ky acquitted. Morris killed a man for attempted assault. Daughters of Senator Fair to not partake in their father's will contest.
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Massachusetts
New York
Frederick Douglass
Oregon
United Statees
Turkey
Chicago
Lew Wallace
Idnahe
congress
United States
J. Fr. Morris
Fulton
Mies— Morris
Iate
Fair
Armenian Massacres Reported Amid Cholera Quarantine
A London AP correspondent describes difficulties in probing Sassoun Armenian massacres. He argues cholera quarantines hinder access to the scene, questions the timing of outbreaks, and suggests Turkish obstruction aims to shield perpetrators. He cites travel and censorship limits, noting witnesses fear retaliation and officials delay independent inquiry.
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Associated Press
lrum
Armenia
chalers
Sassoun
Asti Minor
Constantinople
abbout Kittie
Purkish commission
tere
Torcadico
feren delecates and commission
wasseun
massare
Moosh
Sassoun mountains
sion
ras thas
actae
dinesaere
alwut
tatesaiani Christianaity
Api
mary De somousty
sepmis
GMb
uris
Antlis
birhorra
Professor Heath Forgery Suspect Tied to Syracuse Case
A Syracuse police official links the man held in Emporia Kansas to Professor K P Heath formerly of Cornell University. Heath is wanted in Syracuse for forging a draft in February 1892.
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Heath
Emporia
Kan
Syracuse
tolera
K. P. Heath
Cornell university
Chicago Mayoralty Convention Sparks Street Brawl
At Chicago on February 22 the mayoral convention devolved into a free for all as delegates fought over credentials. Armed delegates clashed with canes and chairs, causing many injuries before police halted the melee. George B. Swift was nominated for mayor.
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Chicago
Catcago
yes
Ceats a
George B. Swift
Aged Wife Murderer and Death by Own Action
In Decatur Indiana on February 22 Samuel Young of Wilshire Ohio shot his young wife after a jealous chase as she fled their home. She fell and he stabbed her three times then hanged himself, leaving his wife bound for her sister’s home.
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DECATUR
Ind
Samuel Young
Wilshire
Enife
Young
Forgeries Suspect Isaac Bui-Isaac in Philadelphia Arrest
A man named Isaac Bui-Isaac alias was arrested yesterday on charges of forgery. He, from wealthy Philadelphia parents, allegedly forged numerous items and provided police with listings of other people he purportedly defrauded, with Chicago forgery estimates around two dozen.
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Isaac
Kurs
Philadelphia
Convicted Man Seeks Clemency After Arkansas Robbery Case
Fragmentary OCR reports Cheralkee Bit Amsein convicted of a robbery at Donaldson's store in Watova Arkansas. The account mentions Crawford Golders and a sentencing context with multiple possible defendants and a plan to appeal. Names and details are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Cheralkee Bit
Amsein
Forrssits
Ark
Crawford Goldehs
abu Cagsikes
Watova
Donaldson
Taaskel
Unclear maritime report from Granick harbor
Fragmentary dispatch outlines a voyage from Philadelphia to Glasgow aboard the Ataline steam with Captain Hughes. The ship Louise, under Captain Sundell, departed from Benswola for Queenstown with a crew, endured heavy seas, and suffered a damaged lifeboat and basin.
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Denti
Ataline
Hughes
Charges of embezzlement in signal service case lead to jury deadlock
Howgate dury May Disagree, Wastisetos. Fly 23. The former disbursing officer of the signal service bureau faced charges of embezzling thousands of dollars. The jury was given the case yesterday at 12:35 and indications point to a disagreement. At 10 o'clock last night the jury had not reached a verdict and were locked up for the night.
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Howgate dury
Wastisetos
Capte
signal service bureau
mainy
Fragmented text from 19th century item with scattered names
The readable parts describe an explosion at a coal mine near a colliery causing injuries to three men. Other fragments mention individuals, vows, and local figures, followed by unrelated notes about Mississippi corn surplus and costs, with garbled names and places throughout.
Bitten by Mad Boy Trento Attacks City Victims
A mad boy named Trento bit two people on the southern city pad after striking February. John Juchs, a shoemaker, suffered bites on both arms and flesh torn from his right thigh. another victim was less severely injured. Wounds were cauterized.
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Trento
John Juchs
Hayward Trial Audio Summary from Feb Court Session
A lengthy courtroom report covers Harry Hayward on the stand in the February session. The testimony centers on his relationships with Miss Ging, financial dealings, and alleged gambling ties. Observers note Hayward’s uncertain delivery and the defense’s tension over admission of testimony.
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APOLIS
Haybor eh ant
aunin
a& glinsmith
bulles
Erwin
Hassward
Bewie
Adry
hetaretin 2
Hayward
Miss Gin
Trice Smith
Mr Erwin
Hingel
Harry
Ging
Chicago
Chicacy
Harry Haywar
madennoy
Miss Ging
intendo
Miss Graly
Jenna
suri
Awudarat
Murder Through Jealousy in Anstonito Case
Anstonito Golo allegedly killed Jim Teajdia in Trujilo after a dispute over a short time partner. Leandra Mestas reportedly confronted Teajdia at the scene, with Miestas present and a weapon involved. Details remain unclear as investigators pursue leads.
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ilepy
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gear workers
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WILKRSEAE
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Washoteton
newy
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Vogel
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Washington, N. C
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pratt
Sietee
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ef witting
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George VPotus
DMRSON
Mississippi
AVERY WEMA
Harry Hayward
aA Nealth
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common council
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triad
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naine spedilie ehaerres
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defence bank
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