Four Ambassadors Named In President’s Nominations
March 12 dispatch notes President nominating four ambassadors likely sent to the Senate next Tuesday. Potential selections include John Hay to Great Britain, Herm Porter to France, Merriam to Germany, and Draper to Italy. Addressing earlier rumors, Loswa may receive Austria Hungary posting amid broader state department appointments.
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Washoton
Senate
Great Britain
John Hay
Illinois
France
Herme Porter
New York
Germany
Merriam
Minnesota
Italy
Tren
Wiliam F. Draper
Massachusetts
Pri
Draper
Jerious
Don
Belore
John A. Loswa
Cama
Austria-ungary
Belainy
Heistay
Ihiary
Abner Bicwini
Vollvad
Prosider
Darher
Rai and
Platt
di Etary
John Har
Tacinity van Art Gallery
Hile
Tecobo
House of Representatives
Unclear OCR historical political scene with Georgian names
Fragmented report portrays a March 12 3055 event in Tinineskoo and Bermeada region politics. It references Clar Merans, Eyans, Governor Teynog, and Titres of Bermeada amid cabinet shifts and a controversial election review. Mentions postmaster corral and Southern Republicans leadership with Brava and others.
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Taeutiedeee
Dion
Wasitine
Clar Merans
Tinineskoo
Boos
Prasiocs
Searvica
Eyans
Chattaneoi
Congress
Iaater Corral
Harrison
Tonassee
Repubdican
Beford A Dort
Teynog
Mekizio
Mekizio>'s Caminet Ir
Brava Iga
Nina
Haiena
Sherman Appulots Private Clerk Appointment
March 12 secretary of state Shermian appoints William B. Gaitree of Marietta Ohio as confidential clerk. The post pays $2,200 annually and replaces a civil service clerk position. Gaitree was previously linked with Freeldend Mc Eisley during Ohio governorship.
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William B. Gaitree
Marietta, D
Sherman
Merriamy Storer
National Capital
Waningoron
Officials Questioned on Cuba Prison Murder Claim
Mr Huts appeals to officials on March 12 regarding a claim that Mrs Ruis White, a naturalized American, was murdered in a Cuban prison. He was accompanied by one of his children and spoke briefly with the authorities.
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Huts
Wasutsoron
Ruis
Uatter Desperto
Bas Traxtcisca
Tritot States
Denis Conrs
Morrow
Hobs Cospwa
Fron Bulls
Great Drain
Butler
United States Supreme Court
Train Plows Snow Kills Passenger Near Lemoure
In Northern Yacifo a passenger train collided with a rotary snow plow miles west of Lemoure. Wimgeeai was killed and authorities ordered additional safety measures. The incident comes amid a winter refinishing period as officials consider future railway procedures.
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Jammsownk
SM. D
Yacifo
Lemoure
W. PD
Dangers of Flood Threat From Dakotas Snowfall
Snow accumulates across the Dakotas Minnesota and nearby regions raising flood fears as rail traffic slows and towns prepare for high water. The Red River valley and Mississippi basin face disrupted services and possible shortages while storms blanket the area with heavy snow and drifting.
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Dakotas
Minnesota
St. Paul
Ines
Mississippi Valley
Ocatn
Red River Valley
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Twin Cities
Gorvingia
Gettysburg
Red River
Robbery at Grand Tank Sparks Multi-State Chase
March 22 report recounts a masked robbery at the Grand tank of Eliyvanian, Missouri, with losses estimated up to 614,000 dollars. Red O'Brien and William Longhinay, two noted crooks, were nabbed in California and charged. O'Brien’s trial ended with a jury finding and a 10 year sentence. his pregnant wife received income after a death in the family.
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Soper
Eiyvanian
O'Brien
Ute
Legislative session ends amid stalemate and payroll focus
A fragmented report from Lab Room on March 19 notes a tense assembly where harmony failed to pass major legislation. Most approvals funded lawmakers' salaries, with talks of a special session likely starting April 1 to address stalled railroad incorporation bills and a court settlement with Southern Pacific Railway officials.
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Aykanaaa
Lab
Covernor Jones
Sianac Penton Torfre
Serta
Phan Ort
Karirdipin
Acti
Curse
Evcior
Lookiog Coward
Advances Brpositien Bid Levees March 12
The senate this morning, by unthinning consent, advanced the Trans Mississippi appropriation bill to the head of the general Alabama list. The Lincoln charter and the treasury vault bill, both special orders, will be completed by tomorrow. The exposition bill is near passage for tomorrow afternoon.
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Brpositien
Senate
Treasury
Mire Marney Starts World Journey from Chicago
A fragment reports Mire Marney beginning a round the world voyage from Chicago en route to San Francisco. She plans to sail for Honolulu to start her global mission as a congressionary for the organization referenced as W. O. The date line mentions March 33 in error, but the plan is to depart for Honolulu and commence the journey.
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Menstata
Omcaco, Co
Barney of
Providenigon
Chicago
San Francisco
Honolulu
Pioneer Ann Gusi Dies in Colorado City at 62
Ann Gusi, a colored pioneer, died last night in Colorado City at age 62. She was known for exploring the plains, helping to open the era of western railroads, and was credited with having the first frame dwelling erected in Denver.
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Deak
Cononano
Dora
Ann Gusi
Coolorado City
Speix
Denver
Prohibit Sunday Ball Playing Passes Senate Bill
The senate passed a bill prohibiting ball playing on Sunday and making violations a misdemeanor. The measure targets recreational games and assigns penalties for noncompliance under state law.
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Rviary
Senate de
Greece to Withdraw Warships Keep Troops in Crete
Greece agrees to pull back warships but will retain troops on Crete. Germany and Russia deem the reply unsatisfactory. Fighting continues around Akrotirri heights as insurgents resist Turkish forces. The Italian commander Canevaro orders Greeks, reporters, and staff off Crete. vice consul sails to Greece.
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Wil
Crete
Greece
Germany
Russia
Caxaa
Akrotiert
Canevaria
Greece Replies to Note Urges Crete Peace and Troop Move
The Greek government replies to the powers statements with a conciliatory tone, proposing to withdraw troops from Crete under allied oversight while acknowledging inland forces cannot be fully removed. The note posits a swift compromise and signals readiness to cooperate to restore order, aiming to end the Crete crisis. In Chicago, Greek churches and community leaders mobilize volunteers, pledging to defend Greece and prepare for transport to aid King George’s army.
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Greeos Anavere
Greece
Athens
Crete
Cretin
Tony
Chicago
Crugann
Litte Greuk Ghorch
Norhy Eile
Caines Poldlars
Tie Graaian Army
Ratarn
Ugh
Planihels
Gungclomy
Graece
Piraeus
George
Averiea
Tyra
Ex-Senator Dolphlimps Recall of Shock and Amputation
Ex senator Dolph was hospitalized with blood poisoning after a botched operation. His doctors operated again but the shock proved too severe and recovery remains uncertain. A separate collision near Cairo involved Louis Express and a freight train causing fatal injuries to Fireman Walter Hinges. several cars and engines were wrecked and the depot damaged.
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Trathio
Portia
Dolph
Marod Ab
la Louis
Diols
Conina
Nord Boand
East Cairo
Walter
Mall Cay
Tha Espress
Wagreah
Godwin Boas
Meteors of Personnel Arotee meet s. Pac and Mion
March 11 report notes Witten Dawson assigned to A B Sticky and William Dawson Jr resigning to Thormes D Dood. Dalag personal assignments stem from Minnesota bank failure where they served as president and cashier. A public statement earlier claimed debts totaling 1,091,798 with 763,628 listed as personal indebtedness.
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S. Pac
Mion
Witten Dawson
A. B. Sticky
William Dawson, Jr
Thormes D. Dood
Dalag
Beuk
Minnesota
Cahier
Wheeller Dawson
Vediltios
Cablegram on Elayana prison trial urging fair handling
Secretary Olney received a cablegram from Consul General Lee stating all guilt and asking for a prompt trial of Americans imprisoned. It calls for release of those innocent and removal of those found guilty on Elayana.
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Cabwliogvern Sram Lee
Wasemperos
Olney
Lee
Ab Elayana
New Cabinet Confirmed and McKinley’s First Message
Washington March 6 President McKinley sent to the Senate a slate of cabinet nominees including John Sherman for secretary of state Lyman J Gage for treasury Russell A Alger for war Joseph McKenna for attorney general James A Gary for postmaster general John D Long for secretary of the navy Cornelius N Bliss for secretary of the interior and James Wilson for agriculture The Senate confirmed Sherman and adjourned and then reconvened to consider Teller and Gara nominations amid silver question remarks.
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McKinley
Senate
Washmotox
John Sherman
Ohio
the Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
Ilinois
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Joseph McKenna
California
James A. Gary
Maryland
Navy
John D. Long
Massachusetts
Interior
Cornelius N. Bliss
New York
Agriculture
James Wilson
Iowa
Sherman
Shearman
Gara
Iate
Ma Gago
Teller
Irmo
Pocket Vetoes Persist in Key Indian Appropriation Bills
A lazy member of important bills failed to sign and the bills expired, receiving pocket vetoes. The deficiency appropriation bill totaling 210,160,000 faced deadlock in conference between the Senate and House, causing no action before the term ended.
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Wasaryavox
Mare
Lowe
Enate Anihopso
Nominations That Paired During Fifty Fourth Session
Waslington March 7 The following is the list of nominations for postmasters and other officials during the Fifty fourth session. Jows How ard Wilf aa Buffalo Center Carroll Malta A G Bluey Walung John F Hunt ington Opkund P R oy man Dyerattus Mr Raley Peadsedinyag GH Ketley Soymosry John J Incas Backwell Civ Neubrazka Chayres A Huck North Bend T W Lerner Gak von M Beith Conrad J W Kale Leavar City Prduels A Sitions Cedar Rapids.
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Waslington
John J. Incas
Backwell Civ
Neubrazka
Chayres
A. Huck
North Bend
T. W. Lerner
Gakvon
M. Beith
Conrad
J. W. Kale
Leavar City Prduels
A. Sitions
Cedar Rapids
Opposition to Senate Vacancies Delays Vote in States
Disjointed notes indicate that men appointed Kentucky and Merida to be United States canators will not be created. It is clear any decided opposition would block a vote and it is believed the opposition will be effective to prevent a vote until state legislatures assemble.
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Wasramirax
Kentucky
Merida
United States
Iti
Margaie of Queensbury rules excitement in boxing plans
In Ganson Nev March Rebecce George Silay presents his read on Queensbury rule clashes between fighters. He predicts the punch may land in clinches and breaks, favoring Witsimmons style over Corbett. Witsimmons long opposed one arm fighting and seeks clean breakaways, a stance echoed by Corbett supporters hoping for an early decisive finish.
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Neteroa Fitler
Ganson
George Silay
Queansbury
Fiohas
Witssimmons
Corvett
Witzalmmons
Corbett
Fraxtonn Woman Boucher Dies on Anniversary of Husband
Fraxtonn Conn Morph reports Frenry Ward Boucher died today on the tenth anniversary of the death of her famous husband. She was 45 years old.
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Fraxtonn
Skibe
Frenry Ward Boucher
Bho
Untitled historical market notes with mixed figures
Fragmented OCR text outlines prices and dates for grains and related commodities, listing terms like wheat, corn, oats, lard, and various month markers. Numerous garbled phrases and numbers hint at a 19th or early 20th century commodity table, but the source is too corrupted to recover a clear event or context.
Unclear Market Notes From March Listing Fragments
Fragmented OCR of market items notes cattle hides beer stocks and mixed goods. Mentions cattle, cows, heifers, stockers and feeders with prices and quantities, plus various brand names and unclear regional references. Reading is partial and inconsistent across items.
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Qoowade
Texvan
HMA Sblep
Bette Vesiorng
B.D. Lambda
J C Moses Dies During Communion Service
J C Moses longtime resident and former Presbyterian minister dies suddenly at a church during Communion. He conducted a bookstore in the city. His wife had been buried only weeks earlier.
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Gustos
J. C. Moses
Man Narrowly Survives Bridge Edge Plunge
Cresrey Iowa March 9 Will Connor drove near a bridge edge with his team and companion Ollie Moorshead. The team and Miss Moorshead and the horses fell into the creek. Connor saved himself with great effort after trying to rescue the girl. The accident occurred eight miles north of Creston. Connor reportedly lost his wind.
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Cresrey
Will Connor
Church
Connor
Ollie Moorshead
Miss Moorshead
Creston
Contract to Use the Bridge in Sioux City
Sioux City March 10 P A Hills receiver of the Sioux City ONeill and Western railway and J L Eaton manager of the Credits Commutation company with their attorneys left for St Louis to present to the U S court a contract between the railroad receiver and bridge owners for use of the Missouri river bridge to run trains into Sioux City. The Chicago Burlington and Quincy fight over temple amendment and labor in Iowa seeks to counter waivers in insurer worker protections. A separate incident reports a passenger train near Carroll Iowa where Angus Grohs leaped from a westbound train during a disturbance and survived after drinking from a bottle and injuring himself.
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Sioux City
P. A. Hills
Temple Amendment
Drs Moriis
Iowa
March
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Organized Labor of
Redrens Goldiurs Home Gage Trustees Accused
Amid looming federal actions, trustees of the Soldiers Home face allegations they violated revised federal statutes by forcing inmates with pensions to pay over six dollars monthly. Abuse occurred previously, with commissioners and federal authorities seeking pension-law changes. District Attorney Fullen says the case will go before the grand jury at the coming term.
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Lows Soldiers
Thea
Legao
Indictment Over Coercion of Employees at Iowa Firm
Mp Broeton of the Citizen Company charged with coercing employees at Clifton Quarry company in Des Moines Iowa. Indicted by grand jury for compelling workers to buy company stores goods under threat of discharge. State law allows fines and potential imprisonment. few cases reach conviction. A separate report notes a claimed cure for hog cholera by trials led by George P. Bur RB, with demonstrations across Iowa including Emmetsburg Perry National Delphos and others, drawing interest from railroad and veterinary circles.
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Broeton
Citizen
Pition
Dporogum
Eich Inte
Remy
Tha Chiesgo
Muweokes
Pasi
Dorin Goon
Quiner Milsceda
Newspaper New
Sailroad
Veterinagiana
Pertess Euccers
Hose
Emmettsburg
Perry
National
Delphos
Iowa
Brant flilapan Penanedt Paedos Grsai Gibas
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Paedos Grsai Gibas Bo Gos Penusis
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