Crisis in French government over railway guarantees
In Paris the chamber of deputies debated minister Barthou’s resignation after the council of state ruled the railway interest guarantee perpetual under 1883 contracts with Orleans and Md railways. Millerand led an inquiry call into Raynal and cabinet conduct, while measures on state sovereignty and judicial power were hotly debated and resignations followed the votes.
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Paris
Carenet
Chamber of Deputies
M. Bsrthou
Council of State
Guar
Watt
Petite Republique Francaise
M. Barthun
Chamber
Lsten
France
Orleans
Barthon
M. Barthou
M. Millerand
AL Barthou
Hoad
Millerand
House
M. Raynsl B. Reynal
Thas
Dupuy
Tribune
ML Raynal
MM. Millerand
M. Joseph Pourquery de Boisserin
M. de Boisserin
Emile Trelat
Republican
Brooklyn Trolley Strike Draws Citywide Attention
Brooklyn workers led a broad trolley strike across multiple lines, sparking chaos in depots while police guard mail trains and power houses. Leaders warn of further actions unless agreements are reached, with District Attorney Ridgeway expected to pursue ten hour law violations. meanwhile New Jersey and Albany officials monitor the unfolding labor conflict.
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Brwkeys
Brooklys
Jaysod Smithette
Henry W. Slocum
Gomwittes
District Assembly
Lewin
Brooklyn Heighta Kallrosd Compass
Strikurs
Ridgeway
Newell Por Senator How Addicks Won Caucus Fight
Trenton January15 The joint caucus of Republican senators and New Jersey lawmakers nominated General Wallace H. Sewell for the United States Senate to succeed John R. McPherson. The 63 of 70 caucus votes backed Sewell while eight abstained or opposed. Franklin Murphy supporters pressed their candidate as the floor vote loomed.
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New Jersey
Senate
Boyse
Winton
United States
Trenton
Easton
Whl
Bun J. Sewell
John R. McPherson
Sewell
Hradiey
Olcutt
Franklin Murphy
Eiseio
Drake 2Nd Zabriskie
Assembly Chamber
Voorhees
Bergen County
Hau
Can Eus
Mentberg
Busines Os
Storm
Assembly
Rogers
Camden
Staken Skiem Hoffman
Ketcham
Lowell
Sanstor Ketcham
Benedict
Bullock
Duncan
Harrison
George la Smith
A. Schober
Mack
State House
General Sewell
William J. Sewell
Bradley Anys
Eisele
Murphy
Addicks Fight Dominates Delaware House Caucus
In Delaware on January 15, thirteen Republican lawmakers gathered to pick a U S senator candidate. Absent six Addicks allies, committee visits led to Moore’s pledge to oppose the process. The Democratic caucus chose James M Walcott on joint ballot with Nicholson and Tonnall. Republicans later at noon backed Higgins as nominee. a floor fight looms.
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Doves
Del
United States
Thea
Absantess
Messrs. Ball
C. L. Moore
Brown
Morgan
Robbins
Handy
Addicks
Moore
United State
James M. Walcott
Walcot
John R. Nicholson
E. W. Tonnall
Esucns
Higgins
Masssy
McMullen
Representative Fleming
Pierle
McMullex
Pyle
Reybold
Walker
Jolls
Money
Wilson
Townsend
Burton
Aldrichs
Senate and House Debate On Tariff Grows Heated
In Washington January sessions feature Senators Gutierrez, Hill, Gorman, and Allison trading sharp personal critiques over the Wilson tariff. Gorman argues the tariff fails to raise needed revenue while Hill defends his stance amid intense gallery interest. House business later shifts to judiciary committee reports as lawmakers seek timely action.
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Insiura Hill
Acca
Denater Guttren
Marland
Hill
New York
Nivrman
Gordian
German
Hil
Maryland
Hull
Gorman
Allison
Towns
Judiciary Committee
W. W. Taylors Bondsmen Face Ruin Over Ex-Treasurer
Chicago January 15 A secret conference of officials discussed ex-treasurer of South Dakota Raylue facing defalcation. Ex-Governor Mellette said Taylor may have fled with around 200000 dollars. Bondmen would be forced to cover losses, and authorities sought action against bondmen in other states.
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Atlanta
Atlasta
Cotton States
International
Chicaco
South Dakota
C. EB. Mellette
Taylor
Pierre
Mr. Mellotte
Mellette Waa Sakad
Prasee
G. D
House
Senate
Seston
Crawford
W. W. Taylor
W. W. Tsyler
Persia
New York
Widespread Scandals and Disasters Reported in Patchwork Nugget
A jumble of sensational items includes a Yankton swindler accused of multibillion theft from British clients, speculation on Texas figures for a Senate race, a barge wreck with drownings near Vire Island, a firearms seizure in Fernandina, and a London professor’s reported arrest. Also noted are liquor ban ratings, a Missouri starvation suicide, and a newborn found dead after a family tragedy.
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T. M Pierre
Yankton
N. D
Acton
Sazora
Texas
National Senate
Horace BR. Chilton
Seth Low
Vire Island
N. C
Doltinge
Joe Johnson
United States
Fernandini
Fis
John Robert Seeley Remperaoro
London
National House
Bentose Tce
Judge Ricks
Claraland
McClung
Pitsburg
John Harris
Neor Finxwa
Weeten
Bank Thief Abbott Shoots Self After Shortage Scandal
Dover New Hampshire January 15 Isaac F Abbott, founder of Dover National Bank, died by shooting at his home after a bank examiner revealed a cash shortage between 75000 and 900000. Books destroyed or hidden. officer warned of arrest. Abbott died instantly. his faction faces stockholder losses estimated around 40 percent.
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Dover
N. H
Isaac F. Abbott
Faehler
Dover National Bank
Dorr
Tressover
Abbott
Dore
United States
Marshal Campbell
Sriscalls
Abbots
Nsuta
Fragmentary description of a garment with embroidery
The text describes a decorative garment made of fabric with an elaborate applique pattern. It mentions a renaissance collar, reelaborated decor, and large sleeves above the elbow, with additional details about the sleeves and overall styling, though the transcription is garbled.
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Blakioon Building
South Market
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East South Street
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L. Mi. Nixdorff, JR
Court Street
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North Market Street
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Gan Adminis
Preston
California
Sellman, West & CO
Baltimore
BR. Hartley
S. L. Pearre
Besth Market Etrect
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Seeiner Bros
Dregsix
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Ramphz
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A. L. Pearre
Bradfield
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Sradnialpa Feral
Cing Wall
PepSousson
Malvern
Bradfield Regulator CO
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Commerce $T
Alfred Delge
Loy & Perry
M. Dupuy
Dows
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the Courts
Lawmareks
Aimead
Heyoko
Lawelling Estires
Toreks
Kan
Lewelling
Kansas
Morrill Ind
Naeaviookes
Biewell
Brooklyn
Lowpox
Bag Lake
Andley
North Staffordshire
Collnry
North Caroline
Farerrevoir
K. C
Frear
Cape Fear
Hansbrough
Washixaton
North Dakota
Cochran Hotel
Sage
James Or
Newburg
Appomattox Fostoffea
Appomattox
Eoroma Desois
General Ellicott
Buffalo
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Wools Fats
Cramuestos, S C
Moores
Pac
Maggie John
Jens
McCrea
Mgrs. Kelley
Hexvespais
Prisem
Youx
Jax
Pasquale Doti
Recco Petriesio
Ahgistening
Mhalberry Strest
McPherson
Wiggin8
Famed II Delaware
Delaware
Pritchard
Butler
Rosen
N.C
Seasion
J. C. Pritchard
Madison County
Thomas Spriggins
John Burns
Blackwell
Idland
Herman Krudop
Spriggins
First Arenas
Krodop
Laidiaw Agsin
Gage
Supreme Court
William 2. Laidiaw
Russell Sage Daeause
Patterson
Sis
Durgiss
Barworton
N.J
Jrage
Cheeter Carstens
New Caatre
David McBride
McBride
Paz
Roy Monceau
M. Ataslin
Ravachol
Barrivore
Dauimp
Oscar Vance
George Shorter
John Groes
Smay
St Laurel
Wd. Lauret, Md
Jac
Boparest
Bsron
Hanffy
Banffy
Perczel
Lukacs
Erdlyl
Ferr Vary
Daniel
Festetica
Wlasalach
Dover, N.H
Mo Waa
Prsce
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