Fragmented 19th century notices cover politics taxes quake and crime
A garbled 19th century news fragment mentions the Senate confirming Hos. Ik BR Francis of Missouri as interior secretary, plus references to Dan Voorhees, Fairbanks, and tariff matters. It notes an earthquake in Kishm that killed 250, a trial in Lea to end abruptly, and various cabinet talks. The text also touches a Havana hospital death, Pacific rail actions, Lloyds license debate, and bank failures in Des Moines.
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Hos
Ik BR Francis
Missouri
Interior
Second Seegien and Political Scramble in Washington
Recount of Senate and House activity with votes, appointments, and debates in Washington. Mentions motions on committees, river electric subcommittees, Cuban question, and appointments including a contested seat from Virginia. Notes arrests, deaths, and various governance actions across national figures and regions.
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Imioin
New
Tepettet Farcraniy
Army
Cassei
Columbia
Billi
Venegueiga Commission
Etien
Ernate
Tepatiesas
Une Comm
Teaca
Virginia
Yost Cep
Siermas
Stace
Fedecon
Grivace Pecs
Fugitive Enchapeos Arrested After Thirty Years On Run
Enchapeos, a fugitive for nearly thirty years, was captured at Baraboo Win om the igth. He faces murder charges in Sack weutr in Ishe. A gang robs emigrants traveling Missouri to Oklahoma, led by George Taylor, the Meeks family killer. The Machias gunboat heads to Bangkok to protect American interests. Willard's hotel owner Josara C. Wutamp dies in Washington at about eighty.
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Puser Enchapeos
Baraboo
Win
Haring
Sackweutr
Ishe
Missouri
Oklahoma
George Taylor
Meeks
Machias
Carton
Bangkok
Siam
Mth
Herbert
Excanap Hotuas
Windsor Castle
Queen Victoria
Tax Madrid Tempo
Samuel J. Churchill
Lawrence
Kastate
Eineis Light Artillery
Nashville
Tenn
Josara C. Wutamp
Willard
Phillips
Africa
Tom First National Bank
Newport
Charles Spink
New York Court of Appeals
Fayerweather
United States
Montgomery
Trovernor’s Island
Tsx Supreme Court of Missocri
Arthur Duestrow
St. Loui Sexaros Huser M. Taries
Colorado Genersl Assembly
Two Men Killed and One Wounded in Woods Near Huron Bay
An accident in the woods near Huron Bay killed two men instantly and fatally wounded a third as a tree fell on their lumber party while returning to camp. The report notes chaotic details and scattered events across the region.
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Huron Bay
Air
Camden
Ark
Camber
Tour Tex Monthly
Government moves toward foreclosure of Pacific system
Attorney General Harmen announced after the funding bill’s defeat that pre foreclosure steps will proceed against the Atchison Pacific Railway Company to protect the government’s interest. Negotiations with the corporation’s committee aim to foreclose, with bids to cover principal and interest and ensure government recovery.
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Rotgiaigatios Committee
Caloa Pace
Kansas
St. Loma
Caey
Jerge Sachers
Bows
Nebraska
Wyoming
Coloredo
Utah
Miewari
Kacss
Itea
Spiaiec
Ilso
Famine Warns Chicago Amid Severe Cold Snap
Chicago faces extreme cold with subzero highs as destitute families multiply daily. Mayor Swift plans a public appeal and fuel relief while charities report rising destitution and winter hunger. Streets fill with unemployed and homeless as authorities seek urgent aid measures.
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Bicago
Senet
Wayor
Bureau of Charities
Seift
Bins
Macy
Swift
Wurkaliagut
Tenesaf
Ceief
Fosters Hopes for Confession in Fort Thomas Murder Case
The article notes Jane T. E Fuster retained by Pearl Bryce victim’s family to obtain confessions from Scott Jackson and Wallingore. The two men face death sentences for Pearl Bryce’s murder with a claim the head was never found. Foster seeks admission of where the head lies and possible commutation to life if a full confession occurs.
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Oscar
Jane T. E Fuster
Numbes
Slo
Tee Laith
Scott Jackson
Wallingore
Pearl Bryce
Fort Thomas
Mings
Foster
Scod Jackson
Pearl Erran
Wade
Local Banks Reported Emergency Funds Threshold Reached
The article notes banks received over 31,000,000 to meet an easy emergency following failures. Officials formed an agreement to enforce the dayas and comply with state law. Banks expected more deposits, but counters showed no cash while thousands were piled on the counters.
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Dus Morizs
Jaz
Little Pete’s death sparks Chinatown turmoil and rival killings
Crowds fill the streets as the See Yup society seeks revenge after the death of “Little Pete” in Chinatown. Rumors tie the killer to the See Yops and a Chinese vice consul, with a $500 bounty reportedly offered for the consul’s head. Assassins allegedly paid by the See Yops strike fear while “Dette Pete” allies face retribution. Both suspects claim solid alibis.
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Iesseineiaees
Ian Gy
Pas Puss
Jane
Smates
Little Pete
Kk Ts
U~yane
See
Osurder
Weegsing
Caio Foy
ARBITRATION REQUEST HITS BANGLAOK MISSION ACTION
The Machias arrives in Bangkok to protect American interests after leaving Huong Kreng 48 miles away. Admiral McKeagie will confer with Minister Barrett if needed to demand a salute to the democratic government. The mission has shifted Siamese stance toward the United States and affects the East American war situation.
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Wasmseres
Jao
Genbwat Machas Bas
Bangkok
Huog Kreng
State Department
United
McKeagie
Misister Barrett
Machias
Bangitok
United States
Moey
Intrigue at Bismarck Wedding Over Kaiser Invite
The article reports that Bismarck is enraged by a courtship dispute tied to the wedding of a cousin of the bridegroom. The Kaiser would attend only if a certain cousin, Bismack, is not present. The tension centers on whether this relative should attend despite an invitation.
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Busco
Jas
The
Zukunft
Prisce Bismarck
Coent Hertert Bismack
Braiegroom
Grenada
Death of Gen J D Stevenson in St Louis
Gen J D Stevenson dies at his residence in St Louis on Friday night after a long career in law and public service. He served as a legislator and electoral college member, commanded troops in Civil War, and held Brevet rank. his death marks the end of a long public life and military service.
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Ba D. Stevenson
St. Lorm
John I Stevenson
Tes Odock
Keen
Jobe
Bern
Sreemor
Jose
Carona
Frankin County
Siegaen
W .Keersey
Gilpin
Cailifornia
Partizigae
ChiRuatus
Louie
Neakly
EE AL Wee Dresking
Caun
Cortina
Derstur Ji
Wwe
Burses
Tume Furiigle
Corlers Geersma
Tolesteers
Gelier Eserac
Regoies
Ene
Martin
Seusin
Greece
Lamimark
Enoen
Ead Wan Coe
Aberdeen
Legis Slare
Stas and Cousty Degestates Epecetiee
Cou Witiees
Avd
Coust
Bs Private
Disaster Fire Tears Through Hatch Building Core
Fire consumes Hatch building in Mississippi with three stories of commercial capacity. Fire amid smoke drives evacuation as crews battle the blaze. valued insured stock losses reported and local officials assess damage across the block.
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Nscrance
Mise Mattie Lee
Willinery
Tasarance
Beil Telephone Company
Fasarance
Imearance
Eugene Bruck
Colearbus
Ascrasce
Three Friends piracy case seeks Supreme Court review
The attorney general announces the Three Friends case is amenable to piracy laws and officers face charges. Judge Locke in New Orleans earlier ruled the government failed to prove a violation and the government was given ten days to amend its bill before possible dismissal.
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Jan Ti
Attictes
Grieg
United States
Harmon
Aguime
Three Friends
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
New Obrleans
Supreme Court
Tribecal
Jackseville
Locke
Unclear Clerical Letter Requests Banking Report Uniformity
A misspelled note dated January 24 mentions James Eckels urging governors to back legislation ensuring uniform banking statistics collection. It calls for all banking institutions and private banks in the state to file reports on the same dates as national banks to standardize disclosure and reporting to a designated public official.
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James
Eckels
Sas
Treasury chief urges funds to speed silver certificate deliveries
The secretary of the treasury notified the senate that without new appropriations the Bureau of Engraving and Printing cannot maintain silver certificate production for small denominations. He urged a 4000 appropriation to boost staff to meet demand.
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Wasmixerus
Jaz
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Bureau of Engraving
Cashier Epstone Arrest Warrant Issued in Bank Case
Arrest warrants issued yesterday for Epstone the cashier of the defunct Sioux City Savings Bank in Misings Secx Carr Ia. Investigators failed to locate the source of missing deposits or identify makers of the deposits. Depositors feared Epstone aided disappearance as authorities pursued charges.
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Secx Carr
Epstone
Siouxz City Savings Bank
Aes
Frightful Holocaust Report Stuns Kong Town readers
A chaotic incident aboard a steamer Gaelic triggers panic in Kong Town with a theatrical lamp accident. Reports detail casualties including Terese Headred Mee Wemee and a child as medical crews respond. priests advise calm amid confusion.
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Terese
Mee
Wemee
Kong Tow
Chas
Celeecs
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Harry Tera
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Temple of Homer
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John Kirby
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James Waddle
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Garteld Hospital
Coffeeville
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Supreme Coart
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Pike County
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Board of Sepertisers
Walobsales
Aliseds Central
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Nelson Steverson
Kaneasity
Memphis
Birmingham
McLemore
Coshoma County
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S H. Sewerson
Aiuer
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Hinson
Siewerson
James Carpenter
Carpenter
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Wayne Counts
Mobile &Ile Balroad
Koowsa
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Perwers
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Carroll Deousty Demeorra
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Monroe County
Bus Brecher
W. L. Antes
Montes County
Mr Petty
Gaitty
M Petty
Crowk
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Sherif Chiles
Powell
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J. J. Beary
Staréville
Walter Mclacrin
Wardes
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Requet
Coney Island Beach
Airecs
Coney Islas Leach
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