World at Large and Labor’s Political Aim
A 1900s style digest notes labor groups plan to push anti-warps legislation and the Phillips commission bill while seeking influence on agricultural and commerce policy. Reports include a wheat crop estimate of 550,090,000 bushels, rising November imports and exports values, and talks on Pacific rail reshaping.
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Phips Compartisan Commission
Tur Agricultural Department
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Gnareae State Department
Connsegee
United States
Tez Bereagof
Chicago Post
Ceioa Pacific
Union
Pacife
Sessen
Ant
Senate
Joseph McKenna
Supreme Court of the
Charles G Dawes
Llinois
Elahoma
Businew
Decemba
Tne
Ovet Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Col Morrison
Interstate Commercy Commission
Toe
Preston
House Committee On Coinage
McKenna
Justice Field
Supreme Bench
Mixed historical notices of crime, disasters and politics
Reports recount a series of events including boxing bouts in New York and New Zealand, hangings in Missouri, sheep herd losses in Texas, political meetings in Cincinnati and Nashville, fires in Newark and San Francisco, a Dawes Seminole treaty, railroad accidents, and civil service reforms. a broad snapshot of late 19th century incidents across the United States.
A F L Seeks Government Telegraph Ownership
The American Federation of Labor Congress supported government ownership of telegraph lines and urged support for the International Typographical Union. It adopted resolutions on eight hour day for women and children, appointed factory inspectors, and endorsed a national department of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacoviene
Mer
American Federation of Labor
Ewasset Saber
Mlacuscom
Congress
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Aad
Supreme Courts of States
Federation
Internacome
Washington
Reserethen
Department of Labor
Auditor's Report on Mississippi Finances Highlights
The auditor presents the annual financial totals for Mississippi, noting state fund balances and revenue sources. It cites realty valuation, poll taxes, and corporate privileges, with figures on resources, expenses, and ongoing projects. Also covered are river improvement plans, college leadership changes, and law actions on taxation and illicit distilling cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmd
Debates on Immigration and Habeas Corpus in Congress
Fragmentary OCR outlines a congressional session with references to habeas corpus, immigration policy, and debate over executive and legislative powers. Mentions include senators, bills, and committee actions amid shifts in immigration and asylum procedures.
Wheat Market Reports Quiet Demand and Record Prices
The report notes quieting demand as the wheat market nears a key period. Prices rise amid shifting inquiries and storage concerns, with indicative levels showing firmness in futures and cash values.
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New York
Bradatreet
Sdeoruis
Geendarts
Gatte Thorpe
Pione
Thermas Archivity
Sethewat
Leidores
Gew
Assistant Secretary Rules Widow May Appeal Pension Denial
Webster Dawe, assistant secretary of the interior, ruled there is no time limit for a widow to appeal her husband’s pension claim after his death. The decision concerned the widow of William H Hughes of the Sixteenth Ohio Infantry, who sought pension under the June 27 act. Her initial claim was rejected, she died before appealing, and her widow continued the appeal, which was ruled valid for full adjudication and appeal.
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Whiters Witen
Chaime Piet
Waserveros
Dee
Webster Dawe
Sear
Howland
William H Hughe
Sixteenth
Ohio Infantry
Commissioner of Pensions
Davis
Carl Schars Re elected President
Carl Schars Re elected president yesterday afternoon as the National Civil Service Reform league approved new resolutions opposing repeal of civil service laws and urged Republicans to uphold existing protections. The same issue surfaced as various local reports described fires and tragic deaths in Birmingham and Newark with unrelated incidents noted.
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Carl Schars
Crocxxatt
Carl Sehure
National Civil Service Reform League
Republican Party
Actor Terrixa Fatally Stabbed at Adelphi Theater Front
William Terrixa, a renowned actor, was stabbed just below the heart as he stepped from a cab at the Adelphi theater door. The killer, described as a former "super," was mobbed by bystanders after the assault during his entrance to the stage for the English version of William Gillette's The Secret Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesves
William Terrixa
Adelphi Theater
William Gillette
Immigration bill defeated by house committee in debate
The house committee on immigration decided not to report favorably on the educational test bill requiring immigrants to read or write English or another language. Missouri's Mr Hartholddt and Louis Schade opposed the bill, with a North American Turner association member against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixeros
Dee
Bouse Committee On Immigration
Hartholddt
Missouri
Louis Schade
Fragmentary OCR Note Yields Nonsense Phrases
Disjointed phrases mention Sawdust Macey paid to writers of wise sows and a jumble of terms like Matrimony United States reform and Chicago two cents. The text appears corrupted with garbled names and fragmented clauses, lacking coherent facts or events.
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Macey
United States
Moteber
Chicago
Carr Pays The Penalty At Woio Coock Gallows
The condemned man William Carr was hanged at Woio Coock yesterday morning for the murder of his daughter CARR. He faced the trap with a firm step and declined to speak. The execution produced instant death with the breaking of the neck and severing of the spinal cord.
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Dorset
South Third Street
Oliver Iron & Steel Compass
Leeward
Melle Carr
William Carr
Wolo Coek
Kid Metoy Wins Middleweight Title Fight in Long Island City
Norman Selby known as Kid Metoy defeats Don Creston of New Zealand in a middleweight bout at the arena in Long Island City. Metoy showcases superior reach and power, dominating from the opening bell until the sixth round despite Creston's efforts.
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Piftees Keands
New Vous
Norman Selby
Kosh
Tod
Husband missing after boat on Maumee River found empty
In Adrian Michigan last September Rollins left home to work in Toledo and hired a boat that later drifted on the Maumee River with only clothing aboard. His wife and friends feared death as life insurance companies prepared payouts. A letter signed George Wilson claimed to be a friend and sparked an investigation that traced Wilson to Cleveland where he was found hospitalized and Rollins confirmed missing.
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Sew
Gibson
Pise Eloff
Are
Megro
Oliver Iron & Steel Company
Pittsburgh
Missouri Pacific
van Beren
Ark
Moos
Lafayette
Ind
Cd Beama
Carrolltos
Toledo
Cotton Rovers
Atlanta
Hagver
Liscols
Osm Hae
Ewes Whittington
Hot Springs
Arkansas Reserve
Tur Howe
Patrick Leahy
Leahy
Gores, I
Teas
Dallas
A . Allen
Rats
St. Lewi
Texas Railroad Commissioners
Texas
Nashville
Tenn
Tarapose
Blanche
Mont
San
Francisca
Washington
Max Mansaner Hogax
Mobile
Chelsea
B C Adams
Mexico
Duingerfield
Tex
Evert
Canton
Lithia
Nancy Alline McKinley
First Methodist Church
George D. Harter
Tee
J. S Vyanty
Des Muloes
Jake Asher
Pearsall
Gries
RB L Cale
Jefersonville
Shaw Griffin
Omaha
Neb
Burlington
Missouri River
Desas Trors
Boyd
Marion
Norfolk & Western
Cleveland
San Francisco
Seattle
Wash
Vancouver Island
Casas Tranches
Mex
Santa Maria River
Las Grandes
Madrid
Sagasta
Spain
Cuba
Mra
John Frederick
Frederick
John N. Sloane
Chancery Court
Pontote
Comaty
Sloane
Chichamangs
Battefield
Kellies
Adrian
Mich
Maumee
Mra Rellins Pasitor
George Wilson
Rollins
Bersteen
Wilwen
Higher Law Defense Fails in Murder Case and Court Turmoil
Indictment follows a fatal shooting last July in Fay ette county where Jacob Harris killed his wife’s lover Thomas Ho Meritt. A prior trial ended in acquittal amid a controversial higher law ruling. prosecutors accuse Harris of deliberate murder as trials and public outcry unfold. Scattered items note election fraud convictions in Seventeenth ward and a voluminous Interstate Commerce Commission report on rates and enforcement, plus a Texas sheep herd lost in dense fog near Axtowm.
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Darob Merrin
Marrix
Meeritt
Sas Axtowm
Tex
Dee
M. of
Murphy
Texas
Schleicher County
Ben Fond
Port Arthur’s fall and naval power shifts debated
A late dispatch describes the capture of Port Arthur by Russian forces, noting Japan’s evacuation and the ashingly destroyed docks. It discusses Russia’s strategic aim to control the harbor, its winter accessibility, and implications for the broader China Japan conflict.
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Viesse Weys If
Arthur Port Arthur
Tos
Koso
China
Japan
Port Arthur
Posen
Jepan
Lassa
Russia
Kassim Feet
Frases Lerten
China approves. Port Arthur tensions shape Far East outlook
Times correspondent in Pekin reports China approves of Russian fleet actions at Port Arthur amid tension over foreign ships. Washington, London and Paris commentators weigh Britain and Japan roles while Sir Edward Monson and others discuss possible shifts in alliance and naval power in the Far East.
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Kapaton
Fort Acihar
Husain
Heremenie
Pekin
Uhian
Port Arthur
Therman
Riaethan
Japan
Ferther
Kasse
Arthur
Petersburg
Amerthan
Jepes
Ruston
Kimdlig
Hertia
Racha
Teruany
Curkutsly
Enuagl
Emore Williams
Kiel
Omige
Kougorur
Paris
France
Bartes
Viennese
Uae
United States revenue cutter intercepts eleven Spanish fishing smacks
The U S revenue cutter McLane under Capt Reynolds arrived Friday with eleven Spanish fishing smacks seized for navigation law violations. The vessels were turned over to customs authorities after attempt to escape near Charlotte Harbor, with Saniards brought in under escort.
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Tote Ompa, Fla, Inc
States Revenue
McLane
Reynolds
German Cruiser Division Off Spithead With Prince Henry Aboard
Off Spithead the German cruiser division led by Prince Henry of Prussia arrived amid clear weather after fog. Reports mention exchanges of salutes and movements aboard the Deutchland and the flagship Fruitful Mast. Police and local observers noted a murky river approach and a possible incident near Ber, with no confirmed body or suicide found. authorities continued patrols along the estuary.
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Loaner
Trerman
Eutwehland
Thifum
Spithead
Deateeh Lanl
Thcrfum
Hile
Ubursiay
Kier Chae Bay
Oulu
Prince Henry
Prussia
Eeuperor Willian
Deutechlaai Bis
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Jefferson
Tia
Dasreedon
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Schleicher
Saat Sepra
Bradstreet
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Hom Carl Sehars
Dawes
Muskogee
L T
Tom Waller
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Charley Lewis
Mra Smith
Chicago & Eastern Winois
Clinton
Bayou
Mississippi River
Red River
Mes Avys
St Louis
Grand Army of the Republic
Croetias
Denver
Shensadesh
Colorado
Ardmore
Cobb Boar
Arch Matthews Feet
Kansas City
Salvation Army
Stillwell
Betts, Fletcher & Co
Marshall
United States Senate
National Republican League
Ocraha
Jepson
Lth
Hawaii
Locksley
Tropssee
A. F. of L
Telegraph
Jaegerton Wasiedree Coimage
Mississipi's Mattel
the Auditor
Washington Commis
St. Wimete
Warten
Amd
Lamlerdale
Milis Tt
Palace
Com- Geivebeem
Aml
Morrill and Agricultural College
Hem Wirt Ademm
Gulf & Ship Island
Cite Aml
Revenne Agvat
Tateeott
Colnasteas
Dene Fétte River Bapeement
Neary
Love Biel
Wits
Vaasa
Mississippi Valley
College Fresblent
Robert Fraser
Industrial Institute Sad College
Columbus
Efest
Farmville Female Institute
Farwville
Columbe
Iinb
Colombes
Columbus, Fulton & Northern Railroad
Henry Kay
Jackson
Maenshine
Hevenne
Monroe County
Qeiner
Carter
Aberdeen
Federal
Deaih
John S. Shease
Cwart
Cet
Meteres
Te Leveruthen
Shere
Brewleet McKinsey
Pyttigres
Pete Caving
Habeas Corpes
Supreme Court of
Wyte
Glee
Kyle
Legislative Executive
Amt Petieral
Heckery
Imilan
Kivea
Staater
Chehee
Leeds
Ofell
Questa
cRaekman
Bea
Lee Gees
Fae & Crowes
Smeth Iis
Santiag
Emecaine Amd
Curt Kan
Vernon
Kassas
Gre B
Progress Club
Elewroth
Washington F. W. Frank
Dee II
Frank Minoffee
Hammer
Webster Davis
Kas
Birmingham
Ala
Carrollton
Pickess County
Beard
Reg Crocker
Alabama
Chidkes
Barnes
Maudie
Harry Carroll
Newark
N. J
Te Beetret Immigration
George Darin
Warner
Union Stock Yards Company
Carr
Willin’ Carr
M'Coy
Creedon
Ohio
Fraker
Circase
John J. Hanrahan Eed
Patrick Ferris
Albert J. Purvis
Haarahan
Ferris
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wasursetos
Dec
Seaboard
Bessie
Cramer
Ber
Spearriei
Thorstas
Gus Gare
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