Senate Plots to Delay Pooling Bill Vote to Monday
Disputed tactics emerge as Sen Pettigrew and allies push to force a final vote on the pooling bill through a tactic that would extend debate and hold the session day and night, with a Sunday continuation likely. Opponents warn of a rushed endgame while proponents vow to press for a two thirds majority and firm action on the Indian Territory jail item.
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senate
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kr. Call, inc
Pettigrew
ely
Butler
iber
yen Sumitas Sutler
PATEL Cotta
Jehan
Death of Police Captain Edward Stevin, New York
Police Captain Edward Stevin of Oak Street station died aged 60 after 28 years with the force. He led the unit for three years and faced a 1910 trial over alleged disorderly horse car permits, with no decision rendered. Found frozen to death near Tunkhannock, Jacob Fair, a woodsman, aged, was discovered by fox hunters. a small amount of gold feces totaling $50 was found in the cable.
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Stevin
New York
Edouard Stevin
Oak street
Financial Bond Sale Sparks Confidence Across Seas
New York Feb 23 K G Dun notes the strong success of a new loan boosting investor confidence on both sides of the Atlantic. Subscriptions in twenty two minutes were at least five times the offered bonds in New York and twenty times in London. The sale enhances credibility and signals a potential recovery despite concerns over Severn tide revenues and domestic trade. Also reports arrest for train wrecking in West Virginia and a death sentence for a jealous murderer in Arkansas. Russia moves to promote cotton growing with state bank support and working capital for growers.
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New York
K. G. Dun & Co
review of trade
London
hindris
Pose Bitte
Ark
Wiliam Owen
Warner, Ark
Russia
PETERSBURG
M. De Witte
Fragmented text about Yong region figures and events
The readable lines mention various names and places in a jumbled sequence, indicating a damaged OCR passage with scattered references to individuals and locations without clear context or complete sentences. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the fragments provided.
Ex-Governor Ostesby Improves After Illness
Ex-Governor Ostesby of Illinois shows marked improvement after a relapse blamed on excessive exertion during recovery from a serious illness last week. His age and frail condition keep him at risk, but doctors see no imminent second attack and expect steady progress.
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Oglesby
ELRHART
Ostesby
Oxlesby
Ex-Convict Appointed to Police Force Sparks Outcry
February 23 New Hayes report says the bipartisan police board under investigation appointed a man seven times arrested and five times convicted in the city court, prompting renewed public indignation amid impeachment proceedings against a board member.
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New Hayes
Frozen to Death in Kentucky Headlines and Disjointed Names
Fragmented report from Biceyonp Kentucky dated February describes two men frozen to death in the Cumberland mountains. Names Sturzean and Isaac Kelly appear amid garbled text and scattered local political references, with mentions of a senate committee, Populist leaders, and an electric trolley trial.
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Kentucky
Biceyonp
Cumberland mountains
Sturzean
Ysaac Kelly
Rioting Russian Students Attack City and Police
In St. Petersburg on Thursday a group of students sought to petition the czar but rioted in restaurants and theaters. They smashed windows, fought spectators, and clashed with police, who arrested several after a chaotic march toward the Antich palace.
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Kalyves
Loxpoxs
St. Petersburg
gene Pehring
Sanse stu bette arta
Special Egyptian Tribunal to Try Offenses Against British Forces
A Special Tribunal in Egypt will have jurisdiction over offenses by natives against British soldiers sailors and marines. It will consist of Ibrahim Fuad Pasha as presiding judge, Sir John S Scoot as judicial adviser, two English judges, and a native judge. Trials and sentences including the death penalty are to be summary with no appeal, and the tribunal can be invoked only on demand of Baron Cromer and the English general commanding British forces in Egypt.
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Egypt
Scout i
Egrpt
Ibrahim Fuad Pasha
John
Scoot
Khedive
Baron Cromer
Howgate Jury Discharged After No Verdict Reached
Feb 23 at Winstonern fits a tragic incident where an aged combatant died and two others were seriously harmed. The Howgate jury deliberated but failed to agree. the foreman announced no probability of an agreement and the judge discharged them amid the deadlock.
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Howgate
Man Killed in Gambling Dispute in Texas
In Venascol Tex on February 22 two men were involved in a gambling dispute at a house where Walter Armetrang killed Tuligs me and wounded Will Clark authorities say Armetrang surrendered after the quarrel over thirty cents escalated.
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Venascol
Tex
Walter Armetrang
Tuligs
Will Clark
McGane
Armetrans
Rice resigns from Locomotive Brotherhood in Wilkes-Barre
Pyb 26 report that Juba Rice, former leader of the Lelitch Valley railroad strike, submitted his resignation to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers amid reported dissatisfaction among members. Also noted are mentions of bank burglary and other crimes with obscure details and garbled text.
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Rice
Locomotive Brotherhood
WILKESBARE. Pa
Juba Rice
tle
Lelitch Valley
East yestersday
Ensimeers
brotherhood
Murder in the Syed Dearree Rennen Risks
An unclear OCR fragment references a murder case involving multiple names and locations, mentioning Decepte Wie and Wads Fests, with the action centered around a legal or police outcome. Details are garbled but indicate a fatal incident and investigation in a place named Pera and broader mentions of suspects.
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syed Dearree
Rennsios
Bal didi
iy tle ace
dee POU
Another Farthinghake Kills Lhouswids In Unclear Context
A garbled dispatch from February reports a violent incident involving named individuals and locations. The fragmentary text references a mutiny and clashes with authorities, but precise actions, dates, and places remain unreadable.
Political turmoil and regional incidents reported nationwide
A dispatch describes a ministerial and civic unrest in Princeton and Anie County, while a Pennsylvania punitive committee prosecutes brutality charges in Norris. The Oregon legislature plans adjournment as a U.S. senator case looms. In Omaha, Sofi Mitttons shoots his wife then dies by suicide. in Pekin, Albert Walla’s shooting spree leaves one dead and three wounded. wife of Bowlby victim dies in Peoria jail transfer.
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Misteo
Anie Coty
Tnih
Yeatereliy
tirvest
Norristewn
Confession at Virginia express robbery trial ends day
The Virginia case centered on Morganfield and an attempted theft aboard an express train. Witnesses including Captain Birdsong, Percy Crutchfield, and Charles Seercy testified about the robbery, the hat found, the planned attack, and Seercy’s role. Morganfield faced aggressive cross examination as the trial proceeded to adjournment.
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Starsorp C.H
George Washington
William Washington
Birdsong
fivemie anil
Percy Ss. Crutchfield
alion
Shasman
Morgasteld
Ashton
Murray
express
Morganfield
White
Charles J. Seerery
Searccy
Kennedy
Sheyard Afr. Little
Searcey
askhten
Linaguet
Morzanfield
Morgantich
Semreny
Scattered OCR Fragments From Historic North Jersey News
Fragmentary report cites a Paterson Paterson New Jersey blast at Continental March works. Superintendent John Rae severely scalded, likely fatal. Philadelphia Marksman defeated at Larchmont traps. Palmer and Work scored 104 birds. Rul ted by a constable and other disjointed notes appear with unclear details.
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Philadelphia
EK. Palmer
George Work
Larchmont yesterdar
Palmer
Work
PATERSON
N.J
Fawin Gould
Continental March
Passaic
John Rae
Strife and politics collide in scattered news items
Readable fragments describe political activity in New York and Cape Colony. The Vermont and Rhode Island notes mention the Prohibition convention ticket in Providence and a recall of Sir Henry Brougham Loch from his Cape Colony governorship amid dispute with Cecil Rhodes.
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Caps
Losnos
sir Henry Brougham Loch
Capa
Cecil Rhodes
Train Robbery Foiled In Missouri Rail Incident
A 19th century rail robbery attempt failed when bandits halted the train near Martinsville and tried to force entry to the express car. Engineer Stephen Boson and brakemen defended the presses, reversing actions and driving the robbers back to the passenger coach before escaping. Police and guards pursued, but the robbers disappeared into the night after a long search.
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Missouri
Martinsville
Rteph Boson
brendan
expres
burt Gi
sana
fundimen
hita
savb
franten
SLeis
aniles
outlins
Hot Springs Fire Kills Six Feared Higher Death Toll
Six people perished in a downtown Hot Springs blaze that began early morning in a bakery on Ouchita avenue. Four blocks of buildings were destroyed and many occupants disappeared. Victims include boarding house keepers Clara Sammons and Maggie Hiscock and D W Wing. three names are unknown. Wind from the north spread flames through the gulch area, with many residents escaping in nightclothes.
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Senines
Ark
Clara Sammons
Hot Springs
D. W Wing
Glenn's Falls
Maggie Hiscock
Ouchita avenue
Sammons
Orange
Quapaw street
Burglary Struggle in Stolen Night at Yori Pa
A homeowner awoke to burglars in his room in Yori Pa. A violent confrontation followed as the intruders fired a shot, injuring Adi Albriche in the arm while the assailants fled without taking anything. The man and his brother were unharmed apart from the fright and a glancing blow.
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Michiel AL
wart
Adi Albriche
Amd
Rosbery Seriusly II Drisposx Collision Debate
The Daily News notes political tension surrounding Roseberys attack developments. Walfour’s absence due to illness delayed a key debate as Liberal whip faced questions about his morning remarks.
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Daily New
Rosebery
ain uxeellyns lonlith
Walfour
Not Guilty of Whitecapping in Craig County Case
In a Jonesboro circuit court proceeding the defense secured a not guilty verdict for the Whitecapping charge against Allisance, who had been brought from Craig county after ten weeks of incarceration. The indictment named several co-defendants, some held in the county jail and others placed on bond awaiting trial.
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Ark
Whiel wits
Craig county
anil hay
wlan
gary
Jonesboro
Non-Union Labor Incident and Local Crime Report
A fragmented dispatch describes non union concerns and a string of crime related events. It notes a local murder suspect from Williamsport and a jail holding on suspicion of complicity in deaths at a Williamsburg hotel. The report also mentions a Brooklyn extradition note and a Democratic sweep in New Mexico territorial offices with Samuel Hl Addt becoming territorial treasurer.
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Daly
erottin
boor fala Bolen
betes
Henry Knoop
Juli Sernis
Williaemsborg hotel
Sumlay
Bohemeana
Brooklyn
Sasta
N. M
legisla
momar de OVEE
Thornton
tomina nEGiNe
Samuel Hl- Addt
Banker BR, J. Palen
Birth of Asiasador Sparks Anglo French Debate
A critical discussion on Franco British relations and Africa appears in a speech. The speaker urges conciliation, questions Morbidity over African questions, and notes Africa holds potential yet real obstacles. He warns against overoptimism about Africa as El Dorado and cautions about dependence on gold and sheep riches.
Spectator crowd labels Norway’s absence in six mile race
At Normannia rink Fos 23 Juha attempted a six mile race against Peter Ostlund, the Norwegian champion. Ostlund did not appear claiming handicaps. Johnsen tried to win but fans demanded refunds as management failed to restart. Police escorted a competitor to the dressing room after disorder.
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MEAbULIs
Normannia
Jeliissan
Peter Ostluud
Norway
diduoep
wuluhe
jolhise
Johnsen trie
Tolinaon
an ansler uarosh
Savage Burglars Torture Recluse and Loot Home
A severely tortured elderly bachelor in the southern city sector was roused by five masked intruders. They pressured him for the hiding place of his money, burned his hair with a red hot poker, roasted his feet, beat him unconscious, and fled after ransacking the residence.
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Sy Josue
Bob
William, Woatshy
Wildcats Triumph in Cage Fight at Rugeries Opera
In WANGERIAG on February 23 a spectacle pitting Charles Plummer against two wildcats captured from Dr Connors faced chaos. Plummer wore a baseball mask and rode whip as defense while the beasts repeatedly struck and tried to breach the cage. After witnessing Plummer’s bravery the animals retreated to corners as the crowd watched a tense, abruptly managed bout.
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WANGERtIAG
Charles Plummer
Dr. Connors
Plummer
hhis
Partial 19th century clipping reports closures and labor unrest
The fragment notes a disrupted scene with scattered names and locations, then reports United States Rubber workers shut down for lack of orders. It mentions Georgia and New Jersey, a February date, and about six hundred men thrown out of work by the stoppage. The text blends garbled names with brief labor-press details.
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