Chilean outrages and U S officials brace for possible hostilities
A Washington dispatch outlines mounting concern over Chilean outrages and the risk of war. President Harrison hinges action on Attorney General Kenney’s upcoming testimony, while cabinet members deem the situation more perilous than in prior times. Meanwhile Navy preparations intensify as officials push for a firm response and possible diplomatic moves.
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Elie Sones
Slit
Baihue
Beltus
San
Duas
Vanadecatite
Ace
Neal Elale
Porillon
Asipormatet
Senor Montt
Anzioni
Harrison Ia
San Francisco
Indpe
Kenney
Chile
Evlent
di Luis
Cially
Waeer
Purely Personal Notes From Pleasant Paragraph
Purely personal items report couples and individuals traveling, visiting relatives, and returning home. Names include Carter of Mirsburs, Buck of Huperstantt, N. M. Carcall of Balthmore, and Jacob GYanll. Moves and visits span Fort Wayne Hanover and York PA, Hagerstown, Presburg, Baltimore, Frederick, and Mechanics Town with various relatives and friends noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cf DB
Carter
Mirsburs
Losteyveniayg
Sue Buck
Huperstantt
Tlstalts
Massiss M
Carcall
Balthmore
Jacob
Gyanll
Vphur Biblee
Lorses
Charles Cromwell
Fort Wayie
Tadtuns
Suniay
Uiwari Young
Westentay
Harstoi
Hanover
York
Miwa Lelia Smith
Hagerstowny
Yielntty
Theodore Turek
Ualtiere
Letters From The People In Mont About Soldiers And Indian Tensions
A soldier writes from Camp on Lawn Drew Cunts in December describing life in tents, winter quarters, cold weather, and two months of log cutting. He reports Cheyenne Indians dancing, a cattle killing by an Indian, a sheriff arresting suspects, and tension between Two Moons and Little Chief. He longs for home and Christmas dinner, notes cold winds and two snowstorms, and signs as Tone Wi Lorentz, Co. A, 22nd Tav.
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Monmna
Mont
Hull
Frederick
Tone
Wi Lorentz
Co. A
Fragmented report on contested elections and a fatal murder
The article outlines charges of bribery and grand jury probes tied to a state senate race and mayoral contest, noting a vote count and accusations amid political tension. It also reports the murder of Mrs Mortier by Henry Corbin, who fled after clubbing her. Liszie, a 20 year old daughter, was injured. The town faces heightened fear as the suspect remains at large.
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CUPP
UMEES
Phiteet
Penbater
Sasterays
John Shorriat
Aevegverk
Aid Watton
Dentat
Ross
Amavenui
Doingharte
Mayytte
Tee
Mederew
Lee Itatna
Kelly
H. D. Candon
Gratk
Grand Urs
Bela Democrat
Aii
Reritor Shurman
Lynet
Horner
Henry Corbin
Corbin
Mra
Mortier
Liszie
Ian Seared
Accumiad
Bulyuched
Beide
Girevm
Martin
Misso River improvement funding and naval inquiry report
A proposed grant of ten million dollars is set for the improvement of the Mississippi River with a dedicated bill to follow. Representative Roberton notes ongoing river committee work and a separate bill beyond the river and harbor measures. A naval board, headed by Captain Mop ard and including Captains Fen ger and Pintips with Lt Hamiley, will investigate the Gallatin cutter incident off Massachusetts with a Monday meeting planned. The Earl of Charlemont dies in Biarritz from influenza, James Alfoxl Caulfield expected to inherit titles. Roxborough in Moy, Tyrone, reports a fatal residence fire.
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Revettte Marine Cryin Fat
Tronairy Sbeasantenone Tyne Ee Vointy
A. A. Fenger
Mlm. Pintips
C. Hamiley
Ue Fuss
United States
Gallatin
Larl of Charlemont
London
Biarritz
France
Earl of Charlemont
James Alfoxl Caulfield
Roxborough
Moy
County Tyrone
Roe
Abandoned Vessels and Trains In Early January News
Reports from Boston to London share a sea tale of the Lake Huron rescuing ship Kate Cann crew member loss after Bordeaux voyage. wage cuts hit Tron workers in Brackenridge with pay reductions. Conductor Cooper killed in a Pennsylvania train incident near Sanbury. Monon Express wreck kills four with several injured near Crawfordsville. painter Sir John Everett Millay dies in Scotland fire. Blaine delegates chosen in Lima for the Republican National Convention.
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Mid-Oceen
Bostos
Lake Huron
Liverpool
Kate Cann
Brown
Bordeaux
France
New York
Ood Millale
Maualow Deatrayel
Loxpos
John Everett Millay
Perth
Scotland
Mis
Fire destroys Benedictine abbey at Fecamp monastery
A fire at the Benedictios abbey in Fecamp Seine Inferieure destroyed the abbey entirely. The abbey was noted as a site where Benedictine liquor was manufactured.
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Pann
Benedictios
Fecamp
Department of Seine
Anl
Earthquake Environs Hit Peru Mountaintop Reported
Fragmentary OCR describes smoke near Amolonga mine region in Peru and a volcanic eruption threat from Gallon peak. Three children burned to death, others injured in the Peru event while Newninneter reports a fire incident with fatalities.
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Mexico
Amolonga Minintain
Peru
Bank examiner arrest sparks Money panic and fraud claims
Bank official Dela Green, ex-cashier at the Money National Bank, is arrested on a warrant issued by authorities after accusations of embezzlement and duty dereliction. Witnesses allege shortages totaling 15,000 to 80,000 dollars as bank officials vow no wrongdoing while the bank closes and investigations proceed.
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Pha Dan Badae
Menus Y
Melady
Dela Green
Delis Green
Ale Dengler
Bos. Bently
Aya
Muney
Green
Bowman van Dele Green
Etghet
Mir. Bowwun
Owah
Caroline Lyons
Bing
Dengler
Ena
Jamespurna
Nyod
Jandi
Jamesburg National Bank
T. Wilton Hill
Bank
Tnalat
Whate
Lowspon
Francis Weare Wort
Wood Green Shelf
Race riot erupts as two men killed and one injured
The chaotic scene unfolded as two men were killed and a third injured amid clashes on a beachside street. Witnesses reported a volatile confrontation ending with police intervention and a large crowd dispersal.
Turbulent Vatican Talks and Boxing Round Recounts
The report mixes Vatican negotiations over papal authority with boxing bout summaries and policing results. It notes that terms offered by Rang daanbert satisfy the Vatican, while Pope Pius expresses concern over broken ties and possible follow-ups. In boxing, Flynn defeats Gavin in four rounds, with other names like O’Canaly and Hard mentioned in related dispatches. An Albany dispatch covers rail safety and a board critique of officials after a St. Louis express incident.
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Harmibors
Pattee
Dan
Ring Hinde
Rang Daanbert
Vatican
Chiapertines
Quirinal
Steel Workers May Strike Amid Unrest at Major Plant
Discontent grows at the Worestiad steel works as hundreds of workers protest layoffs. Guards and high fences appear to seal the grounds, with no clear talks underway to avert a strike.
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Worestiad Steel Works
Sarnegin
Plipped& Co
Fragmented notice of crimes and legal actions across towns
A mosaic of brief items reports theft charges and divorces in various counties. Among the notes, Louis Bonaparte and another party face jewelry theft allegations tied to a divorce case. a murder near Enel is described with limited details. a Sunday paper dispute prompts legal action by the Law and Order League. Pennsylvania oil exhibit concerns at the World’s Fair. and assorted legislative and civic notices from Pennsylvania and other states appear in terse summaries.
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Donoportes
Lasposy
Ronalis
Cloyta Bonaparte
Louis Clad Bonaparte
Lannie
Lucien Tonapatta
Che
Ehigges
Wales
Scott
Fragmented Philadelphia market notes and fading prices
The readable text hints at a Philadelphia exchange market page with scattered price names and commodities. It mentions Western New York and Pennsylvania, a closing time near 6 a.m., and references to various regional markets and bids, though specifics are largely garbled.
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Perth
New York
Ponnsylvania
Belir
Philadelphia
S. Mar
Rome
Toby
Elba
New Maryland Governor Brown Takes Oath And Sworn In
The article reports the inauguration of Governor Brown of Maryland. He delivers a brief inaugural address from the executive chamber after taking the oath. Ceremony included the oath recorded in the official book, followed by congratulatory remarks from state officers and remarks by Mrs. Brown, with a plan to continue governing from the executive mansion.
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Mary
Tolbey
Bret
Stegdien
Lider
Colotel TD
Domes
Ythmere
Gaveenor
Jiebean
Brown
Ovis
Arkm
la Artig
Corre
Tiveriot
Htt
Senate
Mir
Drew
Linouks
Hurvic
Maryland
Bowerran
Ceplier
Annapolin
Vormer
Charles
Barulogn Street
Valtinors
David
Cowan
Lie Rinksion
Browne
Leonie
Jackson
Luv
Gadag
Mir Brown
Howe
Bee
New Jersey Legislature Opens Amid Debates On Labor and Reform
The New Jersey legislature opened with Democrats holding the majority in the Assembly and a likely speaker election in progress. Proposed measures include limiting the workday, banning labor pledges, curbing Pinkerton agents, and creating a state board of arbitration. A special committee was named to investigate miners’ conditions, while talks touched on establishing a medical department and reform agendas.
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Adeain
Bergen
Trenton
N. J
Robert Adrain Waachiwon
Upper Howe
Joseph Carpenter
Smanrl C. Thompson
John H. Matton
Clerty
John J. Matthewn
Oberky
George K. Coleman
Arn
Danocrate
Dame
Pinkerton Detectiven
Watate Board of Arbitra
Ite
Benater Cornish
Ware
Sr Fs Tt Paints
Marsh
Morr
Senator Keys
Eaxcine
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Hinself Kaps
Chilis
Navy Department
Ao Lonpos
Jia
Times
Euan
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Bulng
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M.S. Reber
Ebeneser Congregation
Raber Ian
Dubs Facion
Gayne
West Sermon
Wis
McDougall
Boston
Borroy
Jan
Tye Park Avenue
Forest Hills Street
John Lannon
Nonkuatows
Loca & Sonn Woolen
Bridgeport
Boarglarm
Norristown
Wittory
Broa
Tine Youtt
Cantea
Jody Lacombe
Brosh Electric Company
Electric Construction and Supply Company
Prxagantiitan
N. J. Tan
Mary Saunders
Javwia Saunders
Steel Manville
Warhingtoe
Samler
Wanaghan
Nestvania Mortgage Company
Morseams
People
Tisncock
Japan
California
Greece
Gletadett
Frith
William Marvey
Anya
William A. Bevant
Ural
United Bintee
Pehae Tan
Dutter States
Hocont Expartmente
Kraft
Coun
Pontentqwent
Pontentqwent Ta Nye Birenezin Grathetic Company
Chicage
Ohleat Pensioner
Ansler
Misusippi
Robertaup
Charratan
Roberton
Tron
Brapanong
Srooke Tron Company
Cronty
Ble. Cooper
Pennsylvania
Cal
Sanbury
Crawforpsville
Ind
A. Cheek
Greencastle
Hina
Mint
Hoan Evana
Saum City
Blaine
Prapaprnrta
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Armee Tertio
James Gi
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Gea
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Frank Pletcher
Democratly
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State Committee
W. G. Booth
Maton
Mr. Fletcher
Tun
W. ¥. Varrity
National
Premaora
Morrow
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Mina Sloorhead
St Paul
Weber
Vaa de
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Jerusalem
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Eilershaw
Lida
Sperreurisk
Don
Baylerty
Antier Nl Teddy
Meron
Lidia
Waldeck
Amd
Atatantel Tiong
Nasavanny
Tenn
Hirao
Zila Hard
Chive
Exprisa Musesengers
J. TH. Bradfield
Atlanta
Merrick
Albany
Tan
State Board of Carr
Uerrick
Nina
St. Luis Expresa
Eulptoyos
Loxnow
Ottawa
Washington
Great Britain
Empresa
Ching Dinbird
Lexpos
Chita
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Rerview
Lass
Jong Kong
China
French Chamber of Deputies
M. Floquet
Wenneslvania Company
Glen Loch
Bennyt- Ral
Han Beers Ape
Frefebt Trafic
Deis Uv
Abe Chet UY
Loin Oficiala
Army
Aly
Bape
Henson
Lee
Horvat
Poland
Wedton
Ned Mer
Ragiahte
Sis Nova Abe
Cluanow
Hace Peak
Pethet
Uae
Taine
Tas
Wyth Manske
Tomata
Raina Hin
Wood County
Walla Coulier
Enel
Coulter
Durrsienn
Dan Uh
Law and Order
Tanta
Afl
Curriers
Union News Company
Aetonda
Guider
Supreme Court
Lawe
Lawe and Onder League
Alea
Wma Ach
Premongna
Klenuo
Banate
FaRimarom
Janih
Headford
Fowler
Bares Beton
Long
Thin Nees Telary
Vate
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Dorn sTractive
Gye Hol
Tole
Apel den Sittin
Hilee
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Igc
Testern
Goveragr Brown
Serkeyh EL Eciblatore
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Phrence
Riversile
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