Senate in recess after holiday vote and debates in Washington
The Senate opened after a holiday break with forty one senators present. Mr Pelter spoke for a joint resolution on a monetary commission, the measure referred to Finance. A Massachusetts Histories Society memorial favored preserving a naval museum at the old Ionic Constitution site. The Sanguilly release matter was delayed for tomorrow as Mgr. Gallis spoke. In the House, many members were absent, and work began on the last session of the Fifty fourth Congress. Several motions and resolutions moved through, including presidential electoral matters and mail line updates.
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Worthington
D. c
Senate
Pelter
LPO
Monetary Commission
United States
Massachusetts Histories Society
Nelson
Portsmouth
England
Cail
Cabow
Mgr. Gallis
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company
Topeka
Wavse
Tate Porte
Hovel
May Wye Pema
Mi Boply Gurion
Aml Odenlem
Lansienua
Anil
Mozsis
Qisleurs
New
Ted Cummilngs
Ema
New York
Francis
Pingnee Mar
Hess
Prominent Pennsylvania Bank Official Dies in Suicide
Christian Schauer Jr, cashier and treasurer of The Nations Bank for Havines Allen Bley, commits suicide by hanging in a closet at an unnamed facility. Janitor discovers body while attempting resuscitation fails. Schauer, longtime banker, leaves a widow. authorities review bank affairs.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Jon
Chiristian Schauer, Jr
the Nations Bank For
Ness
Schauer Haz
Bank Defalcation Rally Brings Confidence to Baltimore
The Farmers and Planters Bank faced no impairment after the death of cashier Richard Cornelius. Directors said reserves ranged around 200,000 to 500,000 with $200,100 on hand to meet demands. Cornelius’ shortage estimated under 50,000 and bond coverage from the Employers Liability Corporation of London, while the bank’s surplus remained unimpaired. The incident sparked public concern about bank integrity across Baltimore.
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Riehard
Roellusa
Baltimore
Riehard Cornelius
Casiter
Banka
Pall
Cornelius
Employers’ Liability Corporation of London
Kiely
Religiius Cireles
Eiverybody
Wiatz
Incomplete Probe Into Missing Funds Case
An unclear Buffalo report describes an examination of stolen funds with a key figure linked to a state hospital case. It notes a $1,000,000 claim, months of work, and suspected misappropriation involving an official attributed to handling the papers and prior investigations.
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Buffalo
Vislelait
Ayaa
Muldittown
Dewey
Heyv
Misread Ledger Details Bank Steps Into Public Notice
A garbled clipping outlines a banking action tied to a savings loan for needy deposits. It mentions a site at Lime Bay and a mandate on percent figures, with unclear names and dates.
Bank in Holdup Case Faces Court Ruling
Auditor Gore Media petitions the court over a Calumet State matter. The judge heard arguments from Attorney Darrow for the State Auditor and from the bank’s assignee alleging jurisdiction issues. Judge Gibbons reserved decision for the next day.
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Feouilolent Wevigniment
Chicuro
Siath
Gore
Iet
Cour
Calumet
Kila Island
Novas
Core Olatenelenment
Hvauailent
Noval
Darrow
Jaden Gibbons
Aviv
Ardcoiver
Gibbons
Dauntless Expedition Lands Supplies at Sagua
A Cuban dispatch from Key West reports the Dauntless landed a cargo at Sagua in cooperation with Gomez. The load, left by the Three Friends on No Name Key, included rifles and ammunition. Landing, near Santa Clara Province, was aided by Spanish gun boats and followed the loss of the Conndhbee vessel. Cubans in New York praise the operation.
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New York
E Porventr
Key Weat
Temilllo Nunez
Sagua
Gomez
No Name Key
Key West
Fiid
Enva
Santa Clara Provinee
Weyler and Cuban Reform Debates Stir Madrid Press
A dispatch from Havana reports Captain General Weyler’s surprise at Madrid newspapers charging military mismanagement in Cuba. Weyler asserts rebellion will be crushed, laments reform prospects, and notes desertions as the island’s crisis deepens amid official caution and press scrutiny.
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Imyuristal
Havana
Caytain
Clenern
Forsee
Miles
Pinar del
Weyler
Cellerat World
Cuba
Ship Raisin Trial in United States District Court
The United States District Attorney seeks to charge a vessel with piracy alleging the vessel aided by voyage, with crew and unknown parties conspiring to attack a Spanish ship in Cuban waters. The complaint claims the intercepts and actions aimed to plunder and seize the ship and its cargo, and seeks forfeiture of the vessel and its proceeds. The attorney asserts owners failed to release the vessel despite demands, and the case proceeds in court.
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Tackoonville
United States
Mourtay
Shires
Cannon
Spain
Cuba
Opom
Ses
Sivten
Aarst
Altoyney
Large cargo lands near Ker West Florida coast
Early this morning a crew of ten men landed near Ker West Florida after a mysterious voyage. Authorities report a large cargo that included hundreds of pounds of a chemical substance and several dynamite-like items. The men traveled from the east coast and entered town with three additional companions.
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Ker West
Fla
Jan
Utane
Mauserithe
Dynamo
Cmtba
Taek Sue
Ol. Nunes
J. Bb
Cartaya
Cuban Bond News Reaches Havana and Skirmishes Reported
Reports from Havana indicate Cuban bond news reaching the capital. Colonel Caytern engages rebels at Altos Borpres. the Spanish force suffers casualties including a captain and twenty soldiers wounded. Coren oe bell hold and other details are unclear.
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Havana
Storet
Colivel Bannera
Guanbanamg
de Cuba
Caytern
Altos Borpress
Jona
Train Fire Near Carson Branch Causes Injuries
A passen ger train on the Carson branch derailed after coal cars left the rails at a trestle near Dielington and Quincy. Fire destroyed the engine and some cars while passengers and crew were rescued by trainmen. Injured include Robert Athing of Jenilorson Willim Mann of Biles and William Lamb the express agent likely hurt. John Searles the conductor and Mae Paul of Lenitereon among the shaken but recovering.
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Carson
Hirgee
Dielington
Quincy
Tiovbert Athing
Enilorson
Willim Mann
Biles
Will Pawl
William Lamb
John Searles
Severe winter storm sweeps Great Lakes region dawn
Reports from Fargo to St Paul describe a deep snow and wind storm from the West, with heavy drifts closing roads. The Great Northern line struggles from Watertown to Fargo, while towns report power and travel disruptions and several deaths from exposure.
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St. Paul, Minn
Hanie- Ville
Saylie
Joby Perth
Hiner
Fargo
South
Dalkko
Watertown
Tron Watertown
Veroudiibon
New
Larimaore
N. 1
Kino
Tfeentlee
Steve Bildav
Unclear draft notes hint at Washington university post
Fragmentary text mentions General Wiron awaiting retirement from Cleveland's Cabinet and a possible vacancy at Washington Lee University. Identifies Mr Wiron as an alumnus and notes Sexton of Sparta Michigan as one of thirty three survivors of the 1912 war.
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Washington
Wiron
Cleveland
Waezhin Lee University
Tur
Islan Te. Sexton
Sparta Miech
Church War Renews After Polish Mob Attack in Michigan
In Ray City Michigan anger erupts as Polish Catholics clash with a mob outside St. Joseph parish. Shots injure one, beat others, and threaten the church as police and priests try to restore order. tension rises over cemetery banners and religious rites at the church.
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Ray City
Mich
Ant Parish
Elute
Joseph Barthowlal
Wtyabis
Eal Yankowjak
Mitzgerald
Ehiahe
Father Bopack
St. Biasisley Parish
Michael Boclety
2Oetery
Asher Boxaelt
Wuly Mnshieve Howes
Mods
Thirtio
Sikling Iin
Bimetinsk
Mather
Pan
Deas
Severa Pines
Rhois
Ted
Unclear text fragment hints at public official inquiries
Fragmentary OCR text references a city center, a banker named Osentsen, and a request to delay action by a comptroller. Mentions Columbia Nation Miank, Minneapolis, and months of charges about bank management. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
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Nelson
Miank
Minneapolis
Pound & Et
US Representative Money Visits Cuba
Misalseippiche congressman H J Money arrived in Havana a few days ago and is due to return to the United States tomorrow aboard a steamer. Money declined to discuss the purpose or results of his trip.
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Ko Cuecadonge Chae
Havana
Jaen
H. J. Money
United States
House of Representatives
Misalseippiche
Cuba
Foréampa
Money
Delaware Ponddecs and 13 other members sworn in amid mixed party action
Fragmented report covers the Delaware state legislature where the Addicha Candin and 13 other members were sworn in after a party split. Democrats held the Speakership, Republicans challenged control, and no formal business occurred as committees and sessions stalled into Monday.
Bond case in Court of Appeals re South Carolina state bonds
The Court of Appeals reversed a decree in the bond matter involving South Carolina state bonds valued between 4 and 5 million dollars. Dalinare brokers are noted for the commission, while a July court dispute over 109 thousand dollars is referenced.
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Mal
Jan
Court of’ Appeals Teally
Mied
Lahcaster & Hind
Aga Rog
Petersburg
Court OF Appeals
Supreme Court of Appeals
Commonwealth
Johnson
Davis
Garner
Commenith
Argu Tt
W. Moore
Ibler
Continu Sherwood Va
Atlantic & Dany
Railwood Company
Gaines
Mirye
Ticher
Nopeake & Ohio Railroad
Hairkin-Wood
Cleveland Shipbuilding
Georgia visitors in California arrive for talks in Los Angeles
A party of Georgian guests including officials and a New York Times reporter arrived in Los Angeles to meet with Governor Aino Mra and inspection leaders. They will stay several days and then proceed to San Franchise for further discussions.
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California
Los Angeles
Jal
Jan
Vie Hoe
Aol
Ateliton
Aino Mra. Patton
Bolines Hss
Leiter Tretley
New Yorke Tribune
Georgia National Guard
Yadkin Cotton Mill Owners Seek Credit Stability
Local report from Winston Salem dated January 5 notes the Yadkin Cotton Mill owners facing credit pressures and market jitters. The piece mentions Stan Pons and Wise Poo, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Directors increase size of Che company board
The article notes a change in the company's governance with the number of directors rising from five to seven. It mentions individuals associated with the Southern Path Way and regional names as part of the expanded board.
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Sivaineh
A. Waa
Y Sun Spencer
Ohealey Sank Speer
Southern Path Way
Id Alr
Lawcon, Jr
Savane TN
eaWche
Loding
Fife Tven
Fragmented World War II Telegraphic Snippet from Asia Pacific
A garbled telegraph style dispatch hints at rebel activity in the Philippines and allied reports about Spanish troops, air forces, and military leaders. The text is highly fragmented with many unreadable words, offering no clear events, dates, or outcomes.
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Dam. S
Manet
Cimansas
Varieties and mining notes reach across continents
A fragmentary 19th century miscellany references horse dealers, mining sulfur in waters, and timber trends. It notes 1700 foot voyages from Ireland to New York, Joseph Juneau returning to San Francisco after thirty years, and Queen Victoria approving a lengthy national chronicle to be published in 1897.
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Nowaday Ocounts
Yal Tooel
Maelands
New York
New
Vkit
United States
Russia
Joseph Juneau
Mustan Elly
San Pranclaen
California
Overland Wall
Queen Victoria
Hte
England
Early Virginia election wrangle and mayoral veto clash
A Virginia political dispute centers on Colonel Lamb's early convention plan to nominate party leaders before McKinley's appointments. Opponents warn of defeats if convention is delayed. Mayor Taylor declares war on the council over pay cuts and a costly hotel project. Fire alarms at Mon Marin Convent and sporadic hold-ups add to the town’s tense atmosphere.
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Thiehine Va
John
Wise
Molinney
Noida Tunis
Kman-New Yorker
Wwe
Poliowerk
Ducdwe
Mr. Bowden
Lamb
Dlexec
Lambag
McKinley
Golsnel Lamb
Taylop
Counell
Lata
Mon Marin Convent
Trent
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Att Moore
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Spuuiker
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Pewaa
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Lincoln
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