Harden Trial Recalls Bismarck Zu Eulenburg Ties
Berlin hearing on the von Moltke libel case resumed with open doors. Prince Zu Eulenburg testified he did not ally with the emperor against Bismarck and faced hostility for his stance. He described political entanglements and his limited political involvement since resigning from his ambassadorship.
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Sack's Gruesome Contents Reported by Associated Press
Fragmented text describes a grisly sack discovery and autopsy hints. The report references Pittsburg and a Bugzy area, noting a dead individual and a tragic event with disturbing details.
Boy smiles at scroll held by president in Worcester scene
A boy stands with a scroll featuring the president, smiling in a Worcester setting. The event captures a simple moment as the child engages with the displayed portrait.
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Mase
Ronsevelt
Reir
Embezzlement Case Involves $35,000 Linked to Exam Books
An embezzlement case involves a $35,000 loss tied to exam books found yesterday. The suspect, residing in Nor Tex, Virginia, faces charges as details surface through preliminary investigations.
Honduran consul seeks probe of vessel cargo in Honduras
The Honduran consul here cabled his government to demand an investigation into a cargo of American groceries shipped from New Orleans to Puerto Cortez on the Alps last week. The goods, largely from W A Adler Co, were placed in receivership at the request of eastern creditors. Adler, a former State National Bank president, has been missing since leaving the city two weeks ago.
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Thaxton Death Penalty Suspension Delayed
In Birmingham Alabama a sheriff halted an execution of Henry Thaxton after a telegram from the governor ordered a fifteen day suspension. The condemned man reacted with “My God” as the message arrived, while prayers and hymns were recited and the crowd dispersed after the decision was announced.
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Court
Darrow Steps Back From Pettibone Case for Health
Clarence Darrow chief defense counsel in the G A Pettibone murder case retires for health reasons and travels to Los Angeles for a mastoid operation. Ex congressman Edgar Wilson to lead defense in Boise. depositions from the Bras affair read to establish the San Francisco gas explosion as a gas leak.
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Associated Press
Rolse
Idaho
Clarence Darfax
G. A. Pettibone
Steunenberg
Hae
Los Angeles
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Edgar Whsen
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Uisers
John F. Cumenr
Bras
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
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Powers case proceeds with defense resting in Goebel killing
In Georgetown Kentucky on December 27 the Powers trial moved to rebuttal as the defense pressed to undermine Noakes and Golder. Key witness W R Jewell testified Moakes pressed for payment before signing but denied after, and Noakes’ statement for a new trial was disputed. Newspaper man R E Mechire recounted Wharton Golien’s Lexington remark on Youtsey’s confession.
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Georgetown
Fense
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Noakes
Golder
Sttorner W. R. Jewell
Danville
Powers
R. E Mechire
Wharton Golien
Lexington
Youtser
Darr Mine Tragedy Claims Manager’s Wife
Pittsgurg Coal Company general manager George W Schluederterson learned of his wife’s death today as death tolls from the Darr mine disaster rose. Rescue operations continued with a special train carrying officials and workers to aid the recovery effort. By noon, 25 entries were located and 23 more bodies recovered, many badly maimed, as the initial rescuer returned.
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Associated Press
Jacobo Creek
George W_ Schluederters
Pittaguig Coal Company
Pittsburg
Wclock
Attell Favored in Feather Championship Odds
Odds favor Nellie Attell in the upcoming featherweight title bout on New Year’s Day. Moran’s betting shows Attell as favorite at 3 to 1, with Moran challenging from the same camp as Attell’s training crowd watches closely.
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Roving Navy Fleet at Port of Spain Pivots for Compass Checks
Five battleships led a morning sail from Port of Spain into the gulf of Parana for compass adjustments then returned to anchor. More vessels expected to depart tomorrow as part of a fleet routine. Officers and crews join races and dances ashore while ships relocate to Pensacola and New York. A coal race between the Virginia and Vermont ends with the Virginia ahead. two sailors fall from a wharf but are rescued unharmed.
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Gulf of Parnat
Rio Janeiro
Hannibal
Pensacola
B Machins
New York
Leonidas
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Vermont
Couch
Ohio
Conductor Found Dead In Lebich Line Mystery
The body of Charles Stamiex, Lebich Walter ruil way conductor, was found on a freight car early today near a bridge at Giepsan, with a small belt to his head. Initial theories suggest an accidental or deliberate strike, investigators have begun probe.
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Eason
Charles Stamiex
Walter Ruilway
Giepsan
Rai'as
No Sleighing At Ashland Delays Ski Meet Postponed
Special to The Northwestern from Milwaukee on December 27 reports no sleighing in Ashland due to scarce snow and a cold snap. The state ski tournament slated for January 1 is postponed to January 19 as locals hope for snow. Logging activity continues in timber regions while plans emerge for rebuilding an Ashland ore dock by the Northwestern Railway.
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Ashland
Achkind
Presque Isle
Madeline Telad
Bad River Reservation
Mellen
Umal
Northwestern Railway Company
Detroit police hold for theft suspect Samuel Collins
Associated Press report says Superintendent Downey received a New York telegram to detain Samuel Austin Collins in Detroit. Collins, arrived a week ago, carried jewel valued at about 5000 and faced a complaint by Samuel Plant for a October 3 theft of 7 dollars. Collins home is Brooklyn.
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Downey
New York
Samuel Austin Collins
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Samuel Plant
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Brookisn
Death of a Giant in Upper Michigan
Special to The Northeesterny reports the death of Dee fren Gladsic, a tall man known for his sharpshooter stature, who died here today. He was the highest man in upper Michigan, aged about sixty. HENRY WULFF of CHICAGO, Associated Press, notes the death of a former state treasurer and once prominent Republican, who died here today after recent release from the dh rection where he served a sentence for violation of the pectat. He had not been prominent for several years.
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Upper Michigan
Henry Wulff
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Chicago
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Repolan
Rural carrier makes hit with Christmas day delivery
A Wisconsin rural carrier Henry Traves of Waupun staged a festive Christmas delivery. He rode a steed dressed with white nets and carried a decorated tree and gifts. The feat drew family cheers as children expected candy and peanuts, raising talk of his possible county sheriff run next.
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Waupun
Henry Traves
Chiaus
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President Took Stroll In Virginia Visit
The president went for a brief walk near Pine Street in Virginia during a meeting week and spent time with local people. He wandered with aides and had a casual moment while reporters noted the scene.
Drude Recalled as French Mororés Commander
General Drude, who led French troops in Mororés, is sick with fever and recalled on his own request. General Darmade of La Rochelle is named to succeed him, with orders to secure peace in the Mediterranean territory and ensure operation harmony as added troops move to Capablanca from Oren.
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Saar
Sail builders busy as rail car demand surges this year
Fy Awadiated Press reports U S and Canadian railways have spent about half a billion dollars on rolling stock this year. Total cars built reached 788,645 in the United States and Canada, with freight cars dominating. Average costs rose, boosting total expenditures and mileage added, while receivers and foreclosures increased amid a downturn in rail construction.
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Robbers Loot A Bank Near Camden City
In St Joseph Missouri on December 27 a robbery at the Camden Print Bank fifteen miles southeast sparked a gun battle between robbers and pursuing guards. The trio fled into the hills near Dearborn, were captured near Platte River at Belington Junction, jailed in Platte City. Loot around 2206 dollars with 2400 silver. Acknowledged by Professor Barnhan of Camden College after spotting a glow. One suspect named Clyde Ferg, 25, son of a farmer near Bigerton.
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Camden
Rmny
Dearborn
Etx Mikes
Camden Poller
Fingliy
O'Clark
Platte River
Balgerton Junction
Finch Island
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Barnhan
New Gerton
Clyde Ferg
Bigerton
Madison Dispatches on Eight Hour Law Test by Railroads
Special to The Madison Wis Der reports Central railroad is considering a legal challenge to the eight hour law for telegraph and telephone operators. Some lines will obey while others plan to install new dispatching systems. Assemblyman Elver insists the law covers train dispatchers and operators using telegraph or telephone to move cars and engines, with a legal contest likely before summer.
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North Western
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Approval of Physicians for Medical Carpe Endorsement
The text notes approval by Medina committees of physicians including Dr. Charles A. J. Reed and Ben M. Rixey in Washington for the medical corps, with gratitude for the president's support and the medical carpe at the tonite station. mentions the United States.
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Medina Arens
Ated
Charles A. J. Reed
Tviay
Ben M. Rixey
Washngton
Tieden
United States
Quiet in Trade Indicates Hopeful New Year Ahead
Trade activity shows a seasonable quiet tone with an undercurrent of optimism for the coming year. Reports suggest modest gains on modest demand as markets await clearer signals on shipping and industry.
Passenger train wreck leaves three dead in fog
Dead and injured crowd the wreck scene after a Pennsylvania railroad collision in heavy fog just outside the station. The Pemberton accommodation rear car struck the Atlantic City express, trapping passengers. Firemen battled flames as rescuers freed victims, with at least three killed and many injured in the tangled coaches.
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Hut
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Woman Hangs Self in Wisconsin Town
A Wisconsin widow, Samuel H. Watson’s wife of Lodi and known locally, hanged herself at dawn by tying a rope around her neck and suspending from a rafter after using a packing box as a step. Police report she positioned the box beneath the rope and kicked it to finish the act.
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Wig
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Lend
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Hart
Samuel H. Watson
Lodi
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Ong
Foleyman
Frank Zahm
Girl Await Extradition in Polish Child Case
A Polish girl about seven years old faces extradition issues as authorities pursue a case involving her mother and alleged abduction. The chaotic report mentions New York and names Mart Mewrehky and Karlan Loom amid unclear details and fragmented handwriting.
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Dee
Mart Mewrehky
Juror Sunfield Hanged for Radgyk Murder in Hamilton
In Hamilton Ohio on December 27 Jarah Tamruile alias Sunfield was executed for the murder of Andrew Radgyk. The hanging followed a trial and legal procedures as reported by local press.
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Ort
Jarah Tamruiile
Sunfield
Andrew Radgyk
Trial on treason manifesto speech ends in fainting
In St Petersbu. December 2, Associated Press reports the treason trial involving the manifesto and the call to stand up for their interrupted Todos Ravi Bier appears to falter during the proceedings, as the witness faints amid questioning about the raising of Eltrastas.
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Man Rescued After Threatening Suicide at Seventh Street Stable
John Hind, resident of Seventh Street, attempted to cut his throat at 7 30 this afternoon in J. Hind’s stable, but his brother-in-law intervened. Hind, reportedly drinking, denies motive. a knife was seized and a bystander sustained a minor hand cut. Police will question Hind and his wife’s brother.
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Aged resident dies at home after long illness
An elderly resident of this city died at his home after a prolonged illness. Born in Kil Ireland he came to this county, lived here many years as an engineer with Mead & Tipley, and owned property in the city. He leaves two daughters Mrs. Mshkox and Mrs. Ago, plus Mrs. Anna Gali and Mrs. Mary One brother K Rust. Funeral at Saint Peters Church tomorrow morning. Also noted is the death of Charles Trouse at one month old with funeral set for Saturday afternoon from the house and burial at Minckjere cemetery.
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Island Park Litigation Sparks Local Court Action
Island Park conflict centers on Aon-Tayment of Dears and a dispute over shares in a local company. The case reached the circuit court on Thursday with Mr Radford and Mr Reedford among those named, alleging improper share acquisition and mismanagement by the company president.
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Dividend Passed Renews Property Rate Fight
A fragmented report notes a dividend action affecting a property rate. The text references running costs and a rate adjustment tied to a twenty something figure, signaling ongoing financial matters and governance of easing or increasing payments.
Eaten by Muskrats Report Raises Mystery Case
Fragmented lines describe a riverbank finding and a body, with unclear identifications. The text hints at a jail location nearby and a possible missing person or homicide case. No clear names or dates are discernible.
Hatten and Hudnall Political Conference in Madison
Special to The Wis. Boe reports Hatten and Hudnall arrive in Madison for a political conference on public service issues. Hudnall urged as a possible Governor candidate amid local support. S. A. Cook expected to visit for discussions. La Fortune not anticipated to attend. Week ahead seen as likely to bring developments.
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Hatten Sprake
George Hudnall
Hatten
Hudnall
Gas Poison Fear Weighs On Carter Heir In Divorce Case
Associated Press report from Chicago notes Lestie Carter’s lawyer cites gas poisoning and worry over his son as factors in recovery. Mrs Carter won a divorce in 188? and the son chose to live with his mother who pursued a stage career, contrary to his father's wishes. The article references the Chicago social circle and the family’s public image.
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Bee
Lestie
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Weil
Saloonkeeper Wins
In Chicago a jury returned a verdict of guilty after a second trial for Chamajes. The first jury failed to reach a verdict after eighteen hours of deliberation in the case involving the closing law and a fatten charge.
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Commercial Teachers Meet Headlines Contneriat Loits Affliated
A brief item notes a commercial teachers gathering and mentions United States addresses and affiliated groups, with references to attendees and organizing bodies. The readable fragment highlights a conference or meeting setting and the involvement of professional education associations.
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Rons Contneriat Loits
United Statrs
Calderhead Ill as the Press Reports
Calderhead is reported very ill in dispatches from the hospital. Officials state his condition is serious though stable, with doctors continuing careful treatment and observation.
Walsh Case Continued In Local Court
A terse Associated Press item notes Walsh case proceedings or juror issues delaying the trial. Details are sparse with fragmented OCR text indicating continuation of the case and juror concerns.
Wisconsin Weather Summary From Fragmentary Report
Weather report fragment notes cloudy skies and colder temperatures in Wisconsin. Mentions unconfirmed parts, precipitation chances, and a warm Friday afternoon. Thermometer readings unclear, with references to temperatures around forty to five after midnight.
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