Morgan Prefers War in Cuba Debate Over Intervention
Senator Morgan of Alabama rouses the Senate with a hard line on Cuba, calling the island a prey to robbers and pirates and urging immediate intervention. The session also handles pension bills, appropriations for mints, and a probe into alleged campaign funding.
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America
Cuba
Washington, D. C
Morgan
Senate
United Stauld
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Guba
Amd
United Sates
Capital City News Delays Nominations In Senate
Washington December 1 A Senate committee defer nominations after holidays and consider David Rh Francis of Missouri for interior secretary and Witham for internal revenue commissioner. Senate confirmed several judges and a Louisiana contest set for January hearings.
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Washington
West
David Rh. Francis
Missouri
Scaretane
Witham Ss. Porman
Hinots
Johnson
Todino
Semple
G. A. Tt
Bimhtallic League
Itmetalk League
LAV Rada
Phantorer
Soawest
Olney
Dep
State Department
Olloal
Laverda
Vaironeta
Spain
Puritan
Eric An Mth
Paris
Times newspaper plans new owner and staff changes
The Times, a Chicago area paper, announces a change in ownership and staffing, naming a new founder and editor in chief. The report notes the paper’s long history and aims to keep its branding while moving to modernize under the new leadership.
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Silhioy Mutehing
Halehing
John FP Tleitis
Cai
Tate Amenibar
Onseior
Inia
St Mi
Welle Goes Weds Tule Hub Peseen Pronk S Guano
New York governor and officials are named in a short society style report noting weddings and changes in leadership roles. Finley, second vice president of a Southern railroad, is acting as general manager amid transitions.
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Pronk S. Guano
New York
Pfrmy Horn Pana
Pyiloin Taltyaad
AY Finley
Southern Railroad
Texan Company Formed to Fight for Freedom in Lone Star State
A Texan company forms to enlist for war effort, with senior aldermen cited and leadership under Darnell connected to the Cuban Junta in New York City. Report notes cannon, camp, and implied overseas deployment as part of preparations for armed conflict.
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Lone Star State
Meetingfield
Petithon Enn Ress Macca
Tee
Canon
Atenhve
Denver
Wet
Darnell
New York City
Corre
Texas labor leader forms new company amid unsettled trade talks
A Texas labor figure of local and state prominence announces formation of a twenty member firm aimed at addressing labor and sentiment issues. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference to actions near Gary Ho and North Texts suggests regional business moves and heated discussions. The passage also alludes to General Alseco and a warning to Tess Wehiing Wood, though the exact context remains obscured.
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Texas
Georgi
Lwenty Pleenon
Gary Ho
Alseco
Tess
Boston Soldier Aboard Lighty-PivS Pro DoS
In Boston last night, Major Ahir commanded troops under Mist. A corporal from the Army in the War between the States served with distinction. Jeff Boston notes a strong military mailing and a 85-strong unit moving in the city.
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Mist
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Dio
Mais Ahir
Stites
Prohibitionist Vote Shaped by New York Count Edges
The canvass of New York State shows the general threshold for the presidential vote with Meilintoey's candidate near the Prohibitionist. Final totals across states vary as commissions finalize returns. The overall national vote tallies indicate McKinley leading with about 7.1 million to Bryan’s 6 million, with minor candidates and elector counts noted.
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Palmer
Muchnel
United Associated Presses
Texas
DSI
Mokinley
Roy
Tee Mckinley
Bryansand Sewall
Bryan and
Watson
Prwan
Bri O Wiatson
Winser'ss Reble Vole
Sanna Maney
Padimer
Anit Lan Keirew
Lover
Shatee
Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Civil War Era News
Fragmentary report from Charleston area describing troop movements and weather. Mentions General Alexander and Captain Wells, a news drive arranged by Haxsayd, and wild game hunting grounds near Buckey. Text is garbled with uncertain spellings and missing details.
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Charleston
Giorse
Gape Provident
Parnd
Teland
Alexamider
Wien
Alexander
Wo. MM. Haxsayd
aOuckey
Fragmentary obituary references chain in Whelington era
Fragmented OCR text mentions personal names and roles linked to a wartime era. Recalled figures include a chief witness, a lawyer, and a Vernon of Mines line. The passage hints at a postwar homecoming and a family tied to local figures, with scattered biographical clues and a vague timeline around Nye weeks postwar.
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Powle
Aintesbelliyy
Ginek
Benetayae
Mariani Tir
Robert Taawle
Omorri
Kite
Ata
Valles
Ortinghiam
Warthueton
Unclear draft sentence about a team trip and transit
Fragmentary report describes a team arriving after a trip in a quiet setting. Mentions Steamers Creole and PH Nerte in a move from Now Work to Pyhe. Names and places are garbled, making specifics hard to confirm.
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Lee
Armenian Patriarch Order Regrets Convicts’ Condition
Fragmentary report notes consent and a request from Met Armenian Patriarch for a pontifical directive. It mentions police or prison context and future food behavior under supervision, with reference to consents and a decree.
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London
Norrow
Conmian ii
Met
Arnjanhian
New York Eye Expert Dr Week Advertising Office
Fragmented ad notes eye examinations free and fixes at 152 Main Street. Mentions Dr Week and New York discovery of teeth and health related services. Reads like a damaged classified notice with scattered pricing and product references.
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Dr. Week
Gale
Main Street
Cabinet and Senate Talk on New Fork Senator Seat
Politicians in the corridor discuss the race for a New Fork Senate seat. Obici and Dawes figures are seen in Cleveland area, with talk of party unity and the Republican majority.
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Anton
Chino Dawes
Mrs. Dawe
Miele
Bainston
New York
Major Meinmand
Win
Owill Tate
Morton Pont
Caeysmie
Republienne
Moakinsey
Senate
Japan
Fragmented OCR leads to tangled senate agenda report
A garbled OCR text discusses North Carolina politics and a senatorial situation including references to Thurston and a National Committee member. The passage mentions efforts to secure two votes from unnamed states, a December or October timeframe, and debates over procedural moves and timing for a potential bill. The exact events and names are unclear due to damaged text.
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Dee
Thurston
Sehrioden
Redudhoou
Tony
Jean
Rother
Wonticky
Nori Gareljna
Senate
Tore
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