Neely Extradition Upheld by Circuit Court
The Circuit Court decision upholds Neely’s extradition to Cuba for fraud charges. The ruling, unanimous, bases authority on the June 6 1900 act extending extradition to occupied territories and affirms President as commander in chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Néely
Neely
Charlies F. W. Neely
Muncie
Ind
Cennecton
New York
Cube
Harlan
Sie
Nessy
Cuba
Snel
Circuit Court
James M. Beck
T of the
Supreme Court
Pressear Centenany Et Couthy
Jess Gent
Department of Justice
Ths Supreme Court
Fighta
Root
United States
Belfast Raid Casualties Reported Amid Wider Attacks
Official tally from Belfast confirms two killed in recent action and notes British losses at other locations. The report suggests the situation is more serious than earlier broadcasts indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerteus
Belfast
Csimultancoes
Certeus
Government efforts to hurry matters and seek support
The article notes that the government pushed to hasten action and reveal powers favoring or opposing a recent proposition. It cites reports to the elect that Britain was strongly opposed and states the British government was among those receiving favorable agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Trial Begueh Murderers of Jennie Baseichieter Readied
New York January 15 The trial of Walter T McAbister Andrew Campbell and William A Death three of the four men charged in the murder of Jennie Baseichieter a mill girl from Paterson New Jersey moves forward A key witness Gus Schulthorpe recounted the crime detailing the abduction from a saloon a midnight ride and the attack The Paterson crowd packed the courthouse as victims mother and daughter testified and the case drew intense public interest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Basechietes
New York
Walter T. McAbister
Andrew Campbell
Wiliam A
Jennie Baseichieter
Paterson
N. J
Conte
Tunate
Saale
Christopher Seal
Gus Schulthorpe
Jennie
Schulthorpe
Victoria
Pacing Starvation in Shen Bi Province
Shanghai reports famine in Shen Bi Province with up to five million people said to face starvation amid a severe food shortage and convoys of aid discussions underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Shen Bi
Latative Bromo Guisine Cold Cure Offers Money Back
A dubious ad promises a one day cure for a cold using Latative Bromo Guisine. It claims a full refund if it fails and includes odd garbled text and pricing details.
Governor Stanley Sworn In For Second Term
Topeka Kansas January 15 reports say as Fifteen minutes after Governor Stanley was sworn into office for his second term the state began a new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Stanley
Large One Noted In Officials Assurances
Officials noted assurances surrounding a large matter, with emphasis on those assurances and the implications for oversight. The fragment indicates confidence statements amid ongoing scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italso
Insurgent deportation voyage sails as pacification doubt grows
The text notes American aims and party principles while labeling resistors as rebels and traitors. It reports 80 leading insurgents ordered deported to Guam, with hints of local autonomy, protection, and punishment for the rebellious as pacification proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generi MacArteur
Claesing
Erally
Guam
Protesting Signing as Joint Note Clauses Abandoned
A group signed yesterday in protest against the abandonment of any clause in the joint note of the powers. The action signals concern over potential concessions and aims to preserve the originally agreed terms.
Daily Market Brief Prevailing Grain Prices
Grain prices listed with daily and previous figures, covering wheat and other cereals. The terse item notes price directions and reference to livestock markets, indicating January trading context and a brief fire incident report fragment.
Vote debate cited in fragmented report about Rais
In a partial OCR fragment a discussion mentions a vote and a person named Rais and a reference to Pebditove. Details are incomplete and names may be misspelled.
Oil Well Breaks Records in Russia Visit Claim
Oil expert Thomas B Jendall reported during his visit that a newly struck well surpasses prior Russian and US output with daily flow estimated at thousands of barrels. He noted the iron casing blew out as the hole widened and a continuous 200 foot oil plume rose into the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Thomas B. Jendall
Russia
Jendall
County Treasurer Office Clash Between Parties at Courthouse
Yesterday at the courthouse the forces of Republican A. L. Smith and Democrat George clashed during a county treasurer event. Smith's supporters barred doors, Mudgett led deputies inside, and a scuffle occurred locking the vault while both sides posted forces in the offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Smith
George
Smith
Peetbests
Mudgett
Creamery and laundry in Carlyle destroyed by fire
The creamery and laundry in Carlyle Urs owned and operated by James Gray were destroyed by fire on January 15. Losses totaled 2500 dollars with 1200 dollars covered by Manchester of Singland insurance. Origin of fire remains unknown.
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Creas
Sacke
Carlyle
Urs
James Gray
Manchester
Singland
Missouri Valley woman praises Pouzr's Kinwsy for relief
Mrs Franses L Sales of Missouri Valley Illinois reports years of money trouble and ineffectual doctors. After trying five physicians and three bottles of Pouzr's Kinwsy Ours, she says her condition improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franses L. Sales
Missouri Valley
Pouzr
General Williams Keeps Silence on Turkish Ship Order
Washington January 15 General Williams the representative of the Cramp shipbuilders returned from Constantinople. He would not comment on reports that Turkey ordered a warship built in American yards or that this would settle outstanding American demands. He noted he had not conferred with Mesara Cramp. The move is viewed as a sign of Turkish goodwill toward final adjustment.
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Wiliams
Washington
Willans
The
Cramps
Constantinople
Turkey
Williams
Mesara Cramp
Debate Sparks Over Female Leadership In Society
In a heated exchange labeled Men’s Way and New Woman the argument questions women’s honesty and leadership. The piece presents opposing views on whether women should take the lead in public discourse and decision making.
Graft Clause Cuts Off Extra Compensation in Indiana Assembly
Indianapolis Jan. 15 The 624 general assembly conducted brisk business with the appropriation bill setting aside 105 000 and passing the house before moving to the senate. A key change bars extra compensation and grafts, while Governor Gilbert’s committee appointments remained awaited, sparking anxiety among senators.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Bilia
House
Senate
Artman
State Treasury
Gilbert
Matson
Walcott
Wood
Burns
Joss
Stillwend
Spina
Binkley
Charles
Miler
Goodwine
Layman
Purcell
Carr
Brooks
Agnew
Ball
Lambert
Parks
Inman
Stillwell
Hetler
Lamison
Crumbaker
Thompson
Eit- Stomee
Cregor
Harrison
Good Layman
Osborn
Whitcomb
Keil
Amas
Sonpeet
Bates
Cranbeker
Étors Rea
Raods
Jems Wolcott
Bo Johnson
Jay, Wood
Heller
Fortune
Jenner
Char- Lambert
Keres
Womer
Gwinuitere
Barlow
Gale
Seerine Lindley
Keeney
Aks
Banier
Cram Goodwine
G Cirte
Wolcott
Jonnoenssi
Montgomery Infield
Public Printing
Senators Co
Keyes
Miller
Wis
Parcell
Une
Daler
Tayeam
Wimecla
Gochenowr
Mators Creecker
Par Kittinger
Johnsom
Jay Inor
Winfield
Serato Crampacker
Gard
Chartes
Lindley
Wampler
Minor
Legewane Reyes Bakley
Kitcour
Giuthrie
Corr
Gwin
Eller
Claims
Darby
Johnson
Montgomers
Conlogus
Harrimon
Jekaeon
Jean Bross Crenpacher
Sila
Sleesinger
Jay
Legeman
Mising and Manufactures
Johseen
Guthrie
Dausman
Nateral
Elaborate decorative event features at Sorat hall
A grand decorative display lit by hundreds of electric lights framed a long evening of dancing and reception. A crowd of hundreds from across the state and city attended as ex Governor Mowat’s absence is noted, while a corps of waiters served lunch and refreshments into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowat
Anti-Lynching Bill Moves To Court for Sheriff Removal
Indianapolis proceedings consider an anti-lynching measure that would oust any sheriff who allows a prisoner to fall under a mob. The sheriff could petition an high court for reinstatement, with provisions on official pay and fees tied to population. Interwoven is a local personal motive tied to a recent breakup referenced in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Effentt
Oil Wells Drive Boom in Wilders Town Growth
Wells drilled in Wilders locality over the past ten days fuel a boom as oil strikes and a large shoe factory project attract interest. A syndicate of Illinois capitalists backs the town’s rapid growth amid news of progress and potential jobs. A convict named Martin Cre Rien is mentioned with a pardon urged in LaPorte Indiana.
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Wilders
Tragic End of a Family in Gergen
In January at Gergen, Indiana, the Schmidt family suffered a deadly incident leaving Lena and her sister dead. The father reportedly moved the bodies to his home. City Clerk D Wolfe reports over $1400 shortage in the office but no prosecutions are planned at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnéville, Ind
Schmidt
Gergen Tne
D. Wolfe
Indictment Returned in Governor's State House Contract Case
County grand jury returns indictment against J. B. Gideon, accused of attempted coercion to secure the state house contract. Gideon, a bus contractor, is in custody amid warnings about drugging and dangers to others.
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G.yece
Indienne
Ageindt
J. BE. Gideon
Indiang
Otto Trike
State House
Gideon
Local Health Note on Digestive Aid and Emulsion
A brief paragraph discusses a routine health tip for a child with minor digestive hitch. It mentions an emulsion as food aiding digestion and describes medicine as the means to deliver it. The text references Kenin Scott and SGWRR as possible sources or brands.
Unclear election results and storm damage report
Fragmentary notes report election results in Vienna and a hurricane sweeping an island. Text mentions Mauritius on January 12, a small town in Cuba, and damage from a fire with scattered phrases about Italy and imports. Details are garbled and incomplete.
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Vienna
I Mauritus
Vaeiaie
Bayes
Caba
Italy
Memphis Scimitar Phrase Clipped By Poor OCR
A fragment from the Memphis Scimitar shows garbled text about wages and quitting, reflecting OCR artifacts rather than a coherent news item. No clear names, dates, or events are readable in the fragment.
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PabHe Gb
le Geestes
Delgado
Chicago
Rais
Neat
LaPorte
Martin Cre Rien
Wren
Durbin
Amee
Aise
Ane Kenin
TRASE
Memphis Scimitar
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