Butler 35 OBDCEATE and National Committees Meet
The article notes telegraphic requests to Marion Butler from Alito Part to bring the National Committee of the People’s party into a meeting with the National Commission Committee. A January date was postponed to February 15. Dallas leaders say the issue touches on Populism and party procedure as tensions rise nationwide ahead of a St. Louis meeting to advance unity.
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TinMas
Tex
Jan
Te National Drsganisation Commbitor
Twople
Alito Part
Nahdlomed
Oreconkestion
Chatoe
Chatman
Marion Butler
Nettown
Comonivadion
St. Tanahs
Pebriunes
Mer Triep
Che
Dees
Dallas
Haneary
Louis Peeting
Funeral marking end of war effort praised by troops
A chaotic description notes a mass farewell display for General William, with thousands in attendance including battalion members. Three brass bands led a parade while participants staged theatrical movements in a display of patriotic zeal and Salvationist passion amid the Alor Tiall powheht ceremony.
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Tondo
Jan
Ty Battalion
Alor Tiall
Wiliam Tooth
Nomination of Bryan Delayed by Committees in Ward Session
Nomination of Charles Pige Bryan to China faced hold in committee after executive session in Marety committee. Friends pressed for release as President reportedly desires confirmation or reconsideration, delaying action for about three weeks.
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Woelington
D.C
Jana—Thoe
Charles Pige Bryan
China
Cda
Oye
Bryan
Bucklen Arnica Salve Product Notice
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertises a cure for warts sores boils boils and skin ailments including fever sores pett er chilblains corns and piles. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded with price listed as 20 cents per box sold by Burrow Martin & Co.
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Bucklen
Burrow, Martin & Co
City Life Notes From Norfolk in Many Phases
A fragmentary Norfolk column records Eddie Sperbner heading to New York for a posi tion and a Greek colony observing Old Christmas. Epiphany services at St Luke's, pole upgrades by Long Distance Telephone, local blazes, and a Bay steamers service change are noted along with personnel moves at Norfolk firms and colleges. The piece lists court actions, union evangelists, and community events including lodge activities and church notices.
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Eddie Sperbner
New York
BL Luke's Biscopal Church
Leon M. Fherson
Baltimore
Ohl
Brewer Street
Princess Anne
John Minn
Colores
Union Mission
Clark
Wilson Bean
C. 2. Jewell
Zaneaville
Ohio
Rmyanaser
Norfolk Baneball
W.W. Tain
Ta Leon
Bay
Heath
MIT
Lewi
Kiie- Wilkin County
St. Luke's Church
Tandviph
Morsra
J. W
Charlotte
N.C
Teele Mount
Cotton Exchange
Cross
Tom Wert
Clare
West
Pride of Tork Sten
Freemason Street Baptist Church
Pay Bonds Im Silwen Washington Jan 5
Senator Toller Justey introduces a concurrent resolution to fund public debt with two thirds support, aiming to authorize payment of principal and interest. The move seeks to secure a veto-proof result and aligns with party lines in Congress. Presidential nominations announced include various federal posts. Weather reports from Florida discuss freeze damage and its impact on crops and trees. The St. Louis Browns dispute continues over land ownership and payments, with public statements denying settlement.
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Washington, D.C
Toller Justey
United States
Sail
Peinetpal
Congress
Heath Hamsos
Doomed Men Warned by Kidney Disease Claim
A New York medical college faculty member warns of Bright's disease of the kidneys as a leading killer. He identifies warning signs in facial color, expression, and puffiness, urging prompt action and endorsing Warner's Safe Cure as a preventive and curative remedy amid a broad, persuasive medical-lecture style.
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New York Medical College
Ike
Aykes Térichtts
Amer
Bright
Warner
Dio Lowia
Opposition to Quay in Philadelphia and Vienna Movement
A Philadelphia Republican group and Viennese allies call for a meeting of Republicans to organize a movement against Senator Quay's re election and to oppose any gubernatorial candidate chosen by the state machine. The letter urges united action by party members to resist Quay.
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Philadelphia
Jona
Republican Men's League
Jnions
Vienna
Awalnet
Sengter Quay
of States Senate
Aad
Colored School Boys Fight Leaves Youth Wounded
A colored 12 year old student at Cumberland Street School was assaulted by a rival pupil who struck him with a club, causing injuries treated at a local store. The incident drew attention as the boy’s name and exact details were reported by witnesses.
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Cumberland Street
Dewey
Jaenes
Senator Tanner Pushes Bill on Senate Elections
Washington January 3 Senator Tanner of North Corona introduced a vetoed measure today to provide for the election of United States Senators by the people, a reform aimed at changing the selection process and expanding direct voter control. The proposal faces a challenging path through the legislature.
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Woehington
Tanner
North Corona
Wreck Vor
Pete
Nomination for U S consul and postmaster slate
GUPGEM CONPERMED Washington 9) CL dn 5 The Syn ate betny comminged the nomination of llexokint A OMdger of Northa Cnr Ona to he United States consul wen rad at Dama Sobaabt WINGISAIA POSTMASTERS Waelliseton DD cL Jan 5 The fol lowing fourth-elisa postmaaters havs been appointed Boykhas Ts Ten ton and Be ob Soyden Lonfon overcoathig In very desirable styles at RUDOLPH WALLACE 333 Main street
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Washington
Betny
Llexokint A. Omdger
Northa Cnr
Ona
United States
Wen Rad
Dama
Sobaabt
Wingisaia
Waelliseton
Elisa
Boykhas
I. Ts. Tenton
Ob. Soyden
Fifteen Days on Bread and Water for City Offender
Justice disposed of a lengthy Police Court docket. Louie Prison, colored, was dismissed for lack of evidence. William Lambert, white, jailed fifteen days for begging and assaulting boys, to be fed bread and water. Wilkin Saunders, colored, sentenced two months and fifteen days for theft of meat and provisions. Frank Gisint, white, jailed sixty days for threatening Lourie Peters. Grant shot by officer Balger during arrest. case noted. Multiple defendants ongoing or continued to a later date.
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Justice Tomtin
Louie
Wil Brotch
William Lambert
Ile
Lie
Wilkin Saunders
Johnson & Lawrence
Frank Gisint
Ohare
Lfe
Lourie J. Peters
Wefault
Turmishing
Grant
Balger
Wiliam Shadbalt
Omeer Twiford
Wille Lee
Ford
Nasal
United
Gaery Tunis
Andrew Fuller
Nand
George Wright
Wiliam Triges
William Porter
Sarah Snead
James Grifin
Court records and real estate notes from January term
The January term grand jury returned true bills against two suspects for housebreaking and larceny, with forgery case noted. A purity hunting charter was granted to promote social interaction and dog training for hunting, with capital stock raised to 5000. Court actions include guardianship for Meta Gordon Moore and a law case involving a railroad company. Clerk records show several real estate transfers and a marriage license, plus an important court hearing in the Miegins Company case with a special commissioner appointed.
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We W. Taylor
John Vermillion
Mt. Thomas
Small
T. Gwathmoy
Lr. Decarnette
Anerend
William Brewington
W. A
J. L. Bunkley
Lewis Eprs
Murier
Aequire
Alica Lee Moore
Suresses
George WT. Dawes
New York
Philadelphia
Norfoly Titra Company
Dinnes
Iewhirtige Eharees
Wren
W. Tehault
Th. J. Grefods
J. Morris, Liuster, Creeey & DM
American Boading Company
Wallmere
Trun
J T. T. Wubbard
Court of Law and Chancery
irregularities in trustee accounts prompt decree
A court session reviews the accounts of the trustee for the treat yeas amid a report of technical irregularities and potential liability against the bond company and trustee. Counsel for the plaintiff argues the commission reports and moves to enter a decree following proceedings at a store on Madnetreet.
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Ryperk
Yee
Owl
Myers Ubi
Creditons
Siney
Wrws Stil, Jr
Preegl Das
Pahl Borland & Willox
Wade
Powell's Point Rail Line Proposal Sparks Northern Interest
A 1897 appeal outlines a proposed railroad from Powells Point Currituck County urging Northern and Northwestern capitalists to invest. It argues rail transit would boost wheat and fruit traffic, ship goods to Norfolk, and transform Powells Point into a regional hub with hotels and ports.
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Powells Point
Dain
Powells
Currituck County
Ibs
Nooo
Powell
Cypethia
Calfornia
Rome
Jeny Gant
Palio
United States
Bevel
Cape Thatterias
Slaton
Norfolk
Wiese
Nortojis TV
Aidhrond
Ihab
Mose
Anls
Laem
Eilawbeth
Hall
Dawons Point
North
Cayena
Seaboan
Virginia
Howe
Powell’s
Mu Ralbrond
Nort
Nor- Polk
Mastern North Carding
Kitty Hawk
Virginia Beach
Powell's Point
Atlantic City
J. B
St John Acknowledged For Rail Contract Service
The vice president of the Southern Hallway St John receives praise for aiding a railway contract with the Seaboard line. His leadership is cited as strengthening the South's material interests, likened to the impact of Grant and Sherman. The New York Mallooned Bulletin reports this commendation.
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South
John
Seaboard
Mr. St. John
Durranis Pnd Wear and Court Moves Over Durrant Murder Case
In Wy 22 Durrant case at the United States Clientt Court, arguments for a writ of habeas corpus continue. Attorneys anticipate further steps as they seek to block execution next Sunday, while plans for appeals to the Supreme Court and a new petition linger. Meantime, the warden completed arrangements for the execution day and funeral talks unfold amid concerns over publicity.
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Franeloro
Jan
Hihesas Colpia
Tithek
Wherellont
Povernes
United
wSieeall
Awkormoy II
Thowil- Won
Dale Las
Teo
Williamy
Micans Face Cyanide Murder Plot at Factory
A wealthy mill owner and his wife were found dead after a cyanide poisoning attempt at the Henry-Neloeleo factory. The accused, Jan f-Simon, allegedly planned the deaths to escape and leave behind a fortune. Police investigation follows as officials report a motive linked to family tragedies.
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Micans
Jan F
Simon Thernste
Henry- Neloeleo
Eddy Rucvion
Tie
Miu
Home Minor Co I Vicks Won Sell Playing Attachments
Fragments indicate a note about removable and replaceable playing attachments for a piano. The statement claims oil can be removed and replaced at will without altering the piano.
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City Gas Co
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California
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William Stevens
Ecic Conany
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