Ex Priest Slattery Lectures Sparks Savannah Tensions
In Savannah a riotous mood surrounds ex priest Slattery as he speaks to 600 women at Odd Fellows hall. Police shield him amid threats, crowds flock to hear, and protests ignite calls for Protestant unity against perceived anti free speech aims.
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Slattery
Odd Fellows’ hall
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Hibernians
American Proveptive association
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Crisis Looms as New York Strike Threatens War Effort
President Strong warned that 19 hired men and many applicants for work could intensify the general strike, threatening every branch of the wartime industry. Strikers press for a mobilization pause while urging action to avert a broad disruption.
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New York
New Yr
Presient Strong
Stranger Robs Wis Benefactors House of Jewelry
A well dressed man visiting Aranisu California street was entertained by Samuel Buagher on Schuylkill avenue. After he left, Mrs Buchter discovered jewelry valued in the hundreds of dollars and a sizable amount of money missing from the home.
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Moreh
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Samuel Buagher
Schuylkill avenue
Fount Geog fe Bed VERSION Mirely 1 Ronin Seierhin
A garbled report involves an incident at a fort or port with escaping gas. Named individuals Levi Gairkshurs and a group are mentioned in uncertain terms. The text appears damaged and unclear about actions, outcomes, or precise locations.
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Forts ulass
Levi Gairkshurs
Boodle Convict Des Farges Denied New Trial Sentence Upheld
The request of Leutentuve Des Farges, a convicted boodle councilman, for a new trial was overruled by Judge Ferguson who then imposed a five year penitentiary term.
Noted musician Axton Seidel near death in New York
Brief items report Axton Seidel dying in New York. Kansas senate passes a bill banning pocket shops with penalties for dealers and patrons. Church of Wales disestablishment bill moves to first reading in British House of Commons. In Boston Joseph Saunders age 60 and Emanuel Smith age 7, both blind, found starved. Saunders dead, Smith gravely ill. At Mt Carmel Indiana three men rob railroad station, restrain three passengers, and escape with watches and money.
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Axton Seidel
New York
Kansas
senate
Church of Wales
house of commons
Joseph Saunders
Emanuel Smith
Boston
Saunders
Smith
Pennsylvania Legislature Debates Compulsory Education Bill
Opposition to the proposed compulsory education measure dominates a tense session in Harrisburg. The Farr bill faces extensive discussion with support for a delay to allow attendance at non amended exercises. A Lancaster delegate pushes to recommit the license bill to repeal a pipeline consolidation ban, as the Senate adjourns until Monday evening.
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fe orphans’ court
Schuylkill
bureau of industrial statistics
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Kaufman
Lancaster
liicense
faisal
senate
house
Veterans Adjourn at Grand Army Encampment in Pennsylvania
The Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Pennsylvania adjourned sine die after a harmonious session. A resolution urged removing Pension Commissioner Loch Tan from G A R membership, but no official action occurred. New officers were installed by General Louis Wagner of Philadelphia and included Levi Sheogler and others in key posts.
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Pennsylvania
WILinaverent
Grand Army of the Republic
Loch- Tan
Louis Wagner
Philadelphia
Levi . Sheogler
L Lloyd Fleming
McClure
William J. von
William J. Wray
James Morrison
Abraham Levering
South Carolina Liquor Law Challenge by Carolina Seizure
Charleston dispatch reports the schooner Carolina seized by the U S marshal for transporting whisky from Savannah to Charlton in violation of the dispensary law. The libel and interstate commerce grounds prompt a federal court challenge to the law’s constitutionality and its interference with interstate traffic.
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CHARLESTON
Carolina
Savannah
Charleton
United States
sofar
Alleged Embezzler Sent to Jail
Frederick Howard of Philadelphia and assistant superintendent of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company is jailed in default of $4 bail on two charges of receiving money under false pretenses and one for embezzlement. Howard had been there about a year.
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ASNAPOLIS
Frederick Howard
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Life Insurance Campany
Howard
Lawyer Van Leuven Debarred from Practice Was HiMeTox
Lawyer George M. Van Leuven Jr of Iowa, convicted of pension frauds and alleged linked to hundreds of fraudulent claims, was permanently disbarred from practice before the interior department yesterday.
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Van Leuven
George M. Van Leuven, Jr
Iowa
interior department
Death by Starvation in Philadelphia Home
Lambert Deakens aged 50 died from starvation at his empty home on North Twenty fourth Street. His wife lay nearby in critical condition after they had eaten nothing for days. Neighbors found the pair. the man had recently fallen ill and could not work, leaving them penniless and neglected.
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PHILADELPHIA
Lambert Deakens
North Twenty-fourth street
Deakens
Presidential Veto on Railroad Route Through Indian Lands
The president vetoes a bill authorizing the Arkansas Northwestern Railway to build a rail line through the Indiana Territory noting the route would cross Cherokee lands or the reservations of the Quapaws Peorias Ottawas Wyandottes and Senecas without requiring Indian consent.
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WASHINGTON
Arkansas Northwestern Railway company
Indiana Territory
Sullivan leaves Jacksonville after True American party disbands
John L. Sullivan and his True American company departed Jacksonville for New York after a week stay. His trunks are with the sheriff and he has no definite plans. He has received varied offers including lectures and other odd propositions.
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JACKSONVILLE
John L. Sullivan
New York
Sullivan
Rector barred by bishop over high church practices
Bishop Coxe suspends Rector Turner of the Good Shepherd in western New York Diocese from officiating due to extremely high church practices. The church congregation reportedly displayed a black gay person as an emblem of persecution, according to the report.
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Roeimstein
Turner
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Coxe
New York
Bandit Morgan Convicted in Virginia Robbery Case
A Virginia jury found Bandit Morgan guilty of robbery and sentenced him to eighteen years in the penitentiary. The trial lasted ten minutes, with Morgan claiming he was unfit for trial and not mentally prepared. Counsel for Morgan sought a new trial while the Commonwealth prepared to retry Charles J. Searcey.
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Shay
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commonwealth
Charles J. Searcey
Searcer
Morgan
Whurdar
New York
Teofil Tozikewicz
Adolph Batenselfer
Jealous Soldier Kills Woman and Man then Kills Self
A sergeant in an infantry regiment in risou shot the woman and her companion after spying them with another sergeant. He then shot himself. All three victims died. The incident occurred last night near xenfe and involved the jealous killer’s mistress.
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Balsium
risou
xenfe
Coit Requests Change of Venue in Manslaughter Case
March 1. Co anel A.B. Colt appeared before Judge Newby in Hichhind county and pled guilty to the indictment for manslaughter. He moved to elude venue. judge Newby adjourned the matter under advisement as troops were called during the last October unrest, with several pursuers wounded in a clash that involved a prominent white woman.
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Coit
Wasuxetos
Coanel A.B
Tadee Newby
Hichhind
Newbs
Coulonge
Dalby
Cuba's Incipient Revolution in Cuba
Washington dispatches report no new official word on Cuba. Unofficially, Minister Murunga believes the trouble may be near its end as filibustering bands from Hey West, Costa Rica and San Domingo have not reached Cuba and interior revolutionists appear dispersed. Garcia, the rebel leader long in the mountains, is said to have led his band in extorting ransoms from rich planters.
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Cuba
WASHINGTON
Murunga
Hey West
Costa Rica
San Domingo
Cubsa
Garcia
ransoim
Virginie Law Challenge in Dairy Case Fails
A garbled report outlines a constitutional challenge to Virginie dairy law and public access rules. Rev Siu Shiadi, attorney for dairymen, led a case against feuding parties, with early court action noted and a later supreme court reference anticipated.
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Siu Shiadi
Fragmentary report on injuries near a wall collapse
A partial, garbled local account describes individuals named Lewis Warr and George Baltz aged around 34 injured by a brick wall collapse. The text mentions ongoing care and recovery, with unclear surrounding details and names.
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JTansstows
Pal Morin
Joseph
esis ankieeyn
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eGo iasmranes lwedaert
Lewis Warr
George Baltz
George W. Prince Elected Republican Candidate for Congress
At Galva Illinois yesterday after three days of balloting and an all night session George W Prince of this city was chosen as the Republican candidate for congress in theTent a Illinois district following the 1476th ballot.
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Log Traider
GALESGE Hs
Galva
George W. Prince
Tenta Ilinois
Senate Rages Over Silver Policy and Records Row
Senators clashed over silver policy and a push to recognize silver at a fixed ratio. An extraordinary midnight session produced heated exchanges, personal attacks, and a final passage of the appropriation bill after hours of turmoil. Also reported are a failed pension bill and details on Armenian massacres confirmed by a Daily Graphic correspondent.
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elimline
Mer. Stewart
Neett Soult
United States
Wolcatr
Stewart
Chandler
Hill
Shandier
Roach
Martin
Chander
Mr. Chandier
United States senate
congress
Hiram Rhea
South Carolina mounted infantry
secretary of the interior
Rhea
sunate
foriaiian
dota
Wiliams Sole eratesi sd
Assembly passes uniform laws on divorce bonds and notaries
The assembly approved Crvidine's bill enabling the governor to submit uniform laws for states on divorce, insolvency, and notarial certificates, plus a Middlesex county bond issue of 150,009 dollars to build a draw bridge between Perth Amboy and South Amboy.
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Middlesex county
Perth Aimboy
South Amboy
Sleepless Farmer Jones Sets Local Record in Indiana
Earmer Jones of Evwoon Indiana reports 142 consecutive days without sleep until recently. He has lost weight yet continues to work, with last full rest on September 23. The unusual case draws interest as neighbors note increasing sleeplessness and ongoing fatigue.
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Earmer Jones
Evwoon
Ind
David Jones
Unclear historical note on Bosnian ambassadors and titles
Fragmentary text mentions Gore Sr and Prince Lobanoff with references to Russhin ambassador to Austria and a Bulgarian governor before the election of Briiino Alexander of Batton Ttures. Details are obscured by garbled names and incomplete phrasing.
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Im Gore
Peraisrod
Merch
Prince Lobanof-Hostoveki
Russhin
Austria
M. de Iziera
Lobanoff
Rostoveki
Briiino Alexander of
Batton- Ttures
Fortune in Her Old Age Widow of a Wealthy Chicarean Discovered
A long article notes the discovery of the original Mrs McCaffrey in Chicago and the possible dower rights to his estate. It discusses McCaffrey’s five wives, the will’s provisions for finding descendants, and potential impacts on properties and taxes tied to his Chicago estate. It also covers related notes on Red Men in New Jersey, Russian student disturbances, a Mexican railroad wreck, and other brief items.
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President nominates William Wilson to postmaster general
Washington dispatch reports the president named William D L Wilson of West Virginia as postmaster general. The nomination follows praise from West Virginia senators and indicates Wilson will take several months of rest before assuming duties, with time split between West Virginia and other states.
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Wilson
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senate
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Sioux Falls
Nominations Sent to Senate by President in March
The president sent nominations to the Senate including Louis Mc Inford for consul of the United States at Milabrads Mexico and Bo Spasnoli for consul of the United States at Milabrads California. Other nominees include military and civil posts with duties described for commander and chief examiner positions.
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United States
Bayuch js
Bouriemouth
orser
t Panminel
W. Weary
Ge Liith
atriyt Arthur BP. Creeley
New Hampstand
Truvsitell Gels Three Yoars in Kan. Murder Case
Ruinous report from Estronta Kansas details a burglary and assault leading to a fatal shooting at Lotus on the Pethaaer. A man identified as Frank Uf Tropsitell alias Wartywell BP faces preliminary charges as investigators probe motive and ties to local bootlegger activity. Police describe the incident as a deadly shooting with limited motive established.
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Estronta
Kan
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Frank Uf Tropsitell
Wartywell
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