Witte Attacked Durnovo In The Saddle In Moscow
Moscow dispatch reports the December uprising near Moscow ended with most rebels surrendering or fleeing. Troops occupy Preana district as white flags appear. In St Petersburg, rumors swirl that M Durnovo will join the premiership while M Manuckin resigns and M Akynoff succeeds. The liberal attack on Witte intensifies over alleged equivocation on Russia’s constitutional path.
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Preana
Revolutionary Committee
St. Petersburg
M. Durnovo
M. Manuckin
trMathce
M. Akynoff
Ember
Senate
Molva
M. Dur Cation
M.durnovo
M. Manuhkin
M. Akvagpéf
M. Durnd
County Fitte
M. Brianchianinoff
Slovo
Portsmouth
Russia
Witte
Vinol Promises Health Boost From Cod Liver Oil Extract
Continued claims by Mr Knossel and pharmacist Obas D Kuosfel urge New Albany readers to try Vinol a cod liver oil based remedy. They describe it as improving appetite strengthening digestion and increasing vitality with a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Mr. Knossel
Vinci
Avery
New Albany
Obas D
Kuosfel
Draggiet
Democratic district conventions set for January meetings
Indianapolis dispatch notes Democratic district committees to be reorganized this week with many districts nominating multiple candidates. Old committee members and Chairman O'Brien likely to be reelected as conventions in Evansville Linton New Albany North Vernon Terre Haute Fort Wayne and other cities gather to choose leaders ahead of the state chairman election on January 8.
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Indianapolis
O’brien
Evansville
Linton
New Albany
North Vernon
Terre Haute
Prankfort
Morin
Fort Wayne
Rushbville
Peru
Plymouth
Bluffton
Last of the Washingtons Death in Charlestown Va
News reaches Richmond Virginia of the death at his Charlestown West Virginia home of George Washington youngest son of the late John Augustine Washington. He was the last surviving member of the famous family born during the era of American freedom.
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Richmond
Charlestown
W. Va
George Washington
John Augustine Washington
Opcaind
Grom
Two Years for Crawford in Post Office Satchel Case
William G. Crawford was sentenced to two years in penitentiary after being convicted of conspiring with August W. Machen and George E. Lorenz to defraud the United States through a contract for supplying the post office department with letter carriers satchels.
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Crawford
Washington
William G. Crawford
August W. Machen
George E. Lorenz
United States
Post Office Department
Tragedy in Wabash as Rider Struck by Train
John Sweeney of Wabash aged 53 was struck and killed by a passenger train on Spring street. The crash crushed his skull and his widow and family survive him.
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Wabash, Ind
John Sweeney
Spring Street
Three Little Babes Nestled In Bed
Fragmentary OCR text references three children named lphine William Willie and Bill with a mother recalling a wide emile and a triplet concept. The readable lines hint at a rural or familial scene near Rocky Mountain locations but details are unclear.
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William
Willie
Bill
Émile
Rocky Mountain
House to consider two new states amid tariff clash
Washington January 1 The house will open Thursday and likely pass a bill admitting two new states Oklahoma and Indian Territory and Arizona while opposition grows to linking New Mexico with Arizona. A Philippine tariff bill faces later conflict as senate pace remains slow with several nominations in controversy.
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Washington
House
Committee On Rules
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Senate
Gallinger
J. B. Bishop
Committee On
Americans in Isle of Pines urge US aid to block Pines treaty
An appeal from pro US governors near Nueva Gerona calls on Americans to oppose ratification of the Pines treaty in the US Senate. It argues the island should belong to the United States and condemns an American officer cited for allowing Cuba to take control of the Isle of Pines.
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Havana
Nueva Gerona
Isle of Pines
Cuba
United States
United States Senate
Cube
Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted as Universal Cure
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a perfect medicine based on scientific rules for treating digestive disorders. It claims the tablets reach all body parts to relieve discomfort from improper digestion and absorption and advises taking them at the first signs after meals. A free book on dyspepsia is offered by the F A Stuart Co. Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
Benart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Mystery of Lucy murder deepens as suspects freed
Richmond Jan 1 The last tangible clue in the Lucy murder case was released with James McLaughlin of Milton being freed for lack of evidence to hold him. Five suspects including Charles Much remain in jail only on other charges and alibis for Muckridge Philippe Dubois and McLaughlin hold firm, with no progress on solving the crime.
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Richmond
Fmd
Lsat
Lucy
James McLaughlin
Milton
Charles Much
James Muckridge
James Philipe
Cambridge City
George Dubois
Wea
Notable deaths and events reported in a January era recap
Former Idaho governor Frank Steuenberg was assassinated at his Caldwell home gate. Marshal Frank Thornton, shot while arresting gunmen in Perrysburg, Ohio, has died. Dewey drydock voyage to the Philippines expected to take eight to nine months via Suez. Detroit factory fire caused about 100000 dollars in damage. Walter Wellman tasked by a Chicago paper to search for the north pole in a Santos-Dumont balloon. Milwaukee consolidation of two German papers announced. Rus sian general Bogdanovitch, wounded December 28, died from his injuries. Richard Washington found murdered near Frankfort, Kentucky. wife under arrest.
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Frank Steuenberg
Idaho
Caldwell
Frank Thornton
Perrysburg
Ohio
Philippines
Dewey
Suez
Fort and
Fourth Street
Detroit
Walter Wellman
Corespondent
Chicago
North Pole
Milwaukee Germania- Abénd Post
Milwaukee Her‘old
Bogdanovitch
Tamboff
Central
Russia
Richard Washington
Frankfort
Apat Fils
Shacon
Love feud ends in fatal shooting in Terre Haute
Frank Hall age nineteen shot and killed Claude Brown age twenty three after a quarrel on a vacant lot near Brown's home. The motive centered on Hall's romance with Brown's sister. Hall fled but was captured by the sheriff and later arrested. Brown had a good reputation despite the family dispute.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Frank Hall
Claude Brown
Hall
Brown
Sting Brown
Indiana Industrial and Breeders meet in state house
In Indianapolis the Indiana Industrial and Breeders association holds sessions Tuesday to Thursday under the state board of agriculture. About 500 corn raisers and stock and cattle men from across the state are expected to attend after the Purdue special corn train tour boosted interest and crop quality.
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Indianapolis
Jan
Indiana Industrial and Breeders’ Association
State House
Indiana State Board of Agriculture
Purdue University
Indiana
Iowa
NoW Mace Like Boonville Botaville Hae Jen 1 Upon Sen
No clear event details available. Readable fragments mention Boonville and Hae Jen but lack context or outcomes to define a coherent news item.
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Boonville
Sen
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