War Department Orders and Public Notices Across Nations
The report covers a range of topics from the war department order on filling signal corps posts by transfer and age limits, to a petition for a broader department of commerce. It notes a ceremony in ape Town for American ladies, inquiries on Mr. Roberts salary, political maneuvering in Pennsylvania and Kansas, and ongoing trials in Paris. It also mentions telegraph and newspaper activity, including requests for information and proposed legal changes, plus obituaries and notable deaths in the U.S. and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Signal Corps
Debates and actions in Congress during December session
The report covers remarks by Mr Rand and Mr Turner on Philippine policy and education, with mentions of committee efforts on weapons acts and a Senate discussion. It notes activities in the House, reactions to the late Vice President and a focus on public works and telegraph/Wheel repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Terner
Faner-Busies
Senate
Mesaien
Aevetet
Turner
Rees
Eliet Franey
Sabi
Hoters
Bewe
Frankfort security fears rise after Goebel threats
The article reports on armed threats surrounding Goebel supporters and the impact on Frankfort. It notes a controversial sale at a jewelry shop and mentions distinct incidents including a library gift at Port Scwadi, a fatal fire in Fredonia, and various political and military updates with named individuals and places across multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebel
Sean Goebel
Frankfort
Annie Thomeemds Valeedd
Et Lee
Jeusph K. Davies
Cn Maculae
Yaeleg Jewelers
Philaimphia
Combeastier
Mies Helen Geeld
VY. Mlo. A
Port
Ras
Librarxs
Fredonia
N. VY
Boeilidings
Denkich & Freieem Street
miliary o@air
Porto Rico Spelling and Governance Provisions Debated
A congressional committee debated the Foraker bill on Puerto Rico, approving changes to spelling and constitutional provisions, federal authority over local laws, and the appointment of officials. Debate covered tariff relations, currency, and a plan for a congressional delegate with English literacy requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Foraker
United States
United
Congress
Gepmitter
United State
Peeseni
Fairbanks
Armored Train Scare Prompts Police on Kansas City Express
On January 2 authorities in Kansas City anticipated an attempted train robbery on the Missouri Pacific passenger service to St Louis. Six city police in plain clothes and Pinkertson detectives guarded the express car after a tip noted a planned assault near wooded, desolate stations once favored by outlaws. The exact target and timing remained undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansastery
Pinkerton
Espress
Mimoari Pacific
Kansas City
St. Lewi
Whch
Ilewink
Leeds
racker-Neck
Missouri Pacific
James Boys
Kennedy
Cateen
Qetver. HL. Jas
St -Quincy
Mississippi Retreats From Power as Governorship Resigns
The Mississippi governor resigns amid crisis over state authority and federal actions. The document outlines the gubernatorial act, the danger of federal occupation, and the call for orderly succession to preserve state sovereignty and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississipgi
John H
Apel
Tirendiary
United State Destrict
Basters Dietrit
Louisiana
Logan Hanton
Nagrast
Louniane
Ghote
Jerge
PSG
Hutmem
Bummels
Jackson
Pebenary
Cite
State Institutivans
Opera House
Vicksburg
Bilesi
Hattiesborg
British Forces Cross the Tegele River in Major Action
Detailed battlefield report describes British units including Cameronians and Lancashire Fusiliers repelling a major attack on the Tegele river line. The engagement features heavy shellfire, river crossing challenges, and a subsequent withdrawal to positions south of the river as enemy pressure eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amither Freute
Felsing
Spearman
Warren Deore Ceck
Cerry
Actos
Smal Kopps
Mom Merthwest
Tegele
Seoul
Danwirt
Mann
Dans Op Janwary
Tagela
Smee
Spanish Treachery and Naval Scandals Across Two Continents
A jumble of reports describes alleged espionage linked to a Spanish exile and a copied cipher dispatch about the Alabama disaster, then shifts to Savannah Naval Stores Company seeking a charter to consolidate turpentine producers in Georgia, Alabama, and Florida with a main office in Savannah and branches elsewhere. It ends with E. W. Howe offering to replace a pastor at a Topeka church amid editorial controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcunos
Kas
E. W. Howe
Atchison Globe
Charlies MW
Idem
Topeka
Howe
Beonesburg purchase and tragic fires in Kentucky era
The text recounts Beonesburg founded by Demin Denon and a transfer of Beetiow to Temas Steerne, noting ongoing operation of a site near Fort Worth. It details a historical warehouse fire, a fatality of eight year old Eo Chee, and a coachman Lew Sdehiow saving others. It also mentions deaths, robberies and legal items across multiple states and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beonesburs
Demin Denon
Steerne
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Greely
Meix
Corretional Tribunal i Pars
Department of Commerce
Ape Town
Cape Colemy
Moant Neiena
Lady Randolph Churchillane Theatre
Woo
Col Stowe
United States Cenel
Roberts
Homer Committee On
Quay
Peosvivenis
Trensenal
Kansas City Mead
Bruce
Assumptioniet Farbers
Paris
France
Sheldoe
Eptal
Orig
Stasley
Kansas
Kances
Amer
Winston Glass
Pitts Ea Po
Ondesad Wether
London
Gea Baller
Warren
Gem. Woodgate
Henry A. Hazen
Weather Bereaa
Washington
Julius Freidman
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Fisty-Siikth Congress
Long
Igiors
Nashville
Joas
Rick
Chicago
Merdenag
Eas
Louis Straseberger
Detroit
Mich
Strassburger
Baltimore
Maryland
McLean
Lioyd
Kobbe
Legaspi
Porten
Luzon
Sever Cansom
Keeses City
Tee Milles
Imsruc
Virgieons, Coke and Iron Company
Register
Bristol, Va
Mertgage
Virginia
Tennessee
Sowearoos
Mier
John Lied
James Grar
J. M. Cleary
St Charlies Cherch
William Prentice
Mississippi
J. L. Power
Svaegelicn Letheras
Ohris
Adams
Psrs
Cooroees
PSL
Mawes
Weslew
Menken
Wiketesippol
Hoitman Bel & Pr
Jona
Harting
Prieta
Bag
Qartman
Uae
Ter
Colebbe Ajary Egal
Lars
Serge Ageeast
Oteema
Generes
Emi Adema
Jom
Quetman Sppeerel
Oleewit
Olash
Emerel Hemieron
Reullal
Marek
New Orleans
Popelar
Bamber
Natches
John Anthony Vailman
Wrtom
Premtinn
Mo Corporation
Piestasipet
Perle
Erie
Winnissippa
Ashe
Wirt Johnston
Tharaday
Jackson Ile
Goubi
Ioumetem
Bermis Kayreemd
Wihers Artillery
Studie
Dacksom
Mary Barre
Mae Sk Marrows
Setbewal Filsrel Mesce
Uae Ipa
Berard of
Heelt
Tor Longin
Meralem
Green
Aberdeem
W. Rowland
Onfoed
Onfoed; Third, Te J S Dh Shimdcoe
Friars Poot
Dr. I
Watkins Nafeher
Ir Jones
Herman
Oei Gaemime
Bet
Jackson Belt
Dinameres
Jacke
Baskin Farm
Comio
Bradiery
Himds
Penitentiary Board of Control
Equip
Prinam
State University
State Capitol
A Boader
Lawrence Conte
Totter
Logriae
Tor
WeLaurie
Penitentiae
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Buller
Jack
Tugeia River
Tom
Salas
Bernard Jones Vartines
Emer
Martines del
Spain
Eipsoen
Alabama
Tierdon
Wiersia
Waveragh
Wilkie
Thas Mas Gare
Fort Worth
H. A. Hunseter
Munasker
Lew Sdehiow
Hunaeker
State Dispensary Board of Swath Coretioa
Sears
Macon
J. Boathee
Bryant
Settmann
Skeletos
Choftasede
Rhum
Stephen Steer
Stephen F Power
Natcher
Wee
Maj Power
Gecerr Lapeer
Demers
Peneaeeta Pla
Gringe
Bernard N. Dun
Frieeeten
James Ellagwad
Franklinten
Oman Sasdyteg
Richard Heaton
Charles T. Vievancer
Sateber, Mise
Brights Diveuxe
Lowisville
Sashville
Cullman, Ale
Bessemer
Des
Eitherland
Tillman
South Carolina
Frankfort. Ky
Teamesser Banic
Camden (Tenn) Bank and Trust Co
Jehan T. McLleod
Jehnn T. McLeod
Louisville, Ky
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