Quay Stays Neutral in Governor Fight Amid Delamater Quest
A Philadelphia congressman outlines Senator Quay's neutral stance in the gubernatorial contest, with hints that Delamater is favored by Quay allies while Hastings may win if Quay stays disengaged. The piece notes Quay has pledged not to oppose Hastings and that Crawford county supporters push Delamater, complicating intra party dynamics.
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Philadelphia
Quay
Delamater
Hastings
Crawford County
TEE Dispatch
Waszimetox
Rutan
John 8. Reyburn
Butan
Andrews
Harrisburg
Frank Willing Leach
Pennsylvania
Keybarn
Pannonie
Camsebacet
Congress
Benno Dallsme
Delamster
Stone
Senator Delamater
Delamaté
Thomas B. Reed
House
Reed
Harmer
Committee On Naval Affairs
Sen Navor McKinley
R. Meckinlep
unclear prompt text about Harmer and friends
fragmentary OCR image mentions December 23 and Harmer personal ties but provides no coherent event or facts to summarize into a newspaper item. No identifiable incident, organization, or location is clearly described to form a factual T and S.
Revelation of Brazilian Revolution Shocks Rio and Bahia
A telegraph report from New York dated December 23 describes the Brazilian revolution beginning in Bahia after soldiers proclaimed the new government. The Lastell steamer reached Rio Janeiro with details of disorder as crowds dispersed and officials faced unrest amid questions about the republic’s stability.
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Dispatch
New York
Rio Janeiro
Renale
Bahia
Rio
Brant
Charles R. Flint
Lassell
Silveira Martins
Rio Gr Grande Do
Dr. Martins
Brasilian
Senenies Een Cae
Eoan
Cement Schooner Wreck Off Barnegat Crew Escapes
A cement laden schooner ran aground in fog between Barnegat and Absecon. Captain Kelly misread a light, the vessel capsized and righted, then capsized twice more before the crew reached Egg Harbor channel. They bailed, tied to a buoy, and reached Les Haven to receive rail relief. The schooner valued at $8,000 with $3,325 cargo and a third interest held by Kelly.
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Cnet
Kelly
Barnegat
Absecom
Egg Harbor
Les Haven
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Sale Set Aside in Union Glass Co Case
Sprague, Smith & Co. suit in federal court claims Union Glass Co owed them 3768 dollars and alleges buyers Foltz, Holton, and Patton conspired to depress bids at last May sheriff sale to acquire property at low value. The plaintiffs seek full payment and accountability for the property.
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New Castix
Sprague
Dnion Glass Company
Foltz, Patton and
Holton
Foltz, Holton and Patton
Riot in Pott's Camp Miss sparks deadly clashes
Reports say a white man and a black man fought near Pott's Camp on the Kansas City and Birmingham road. Whites organized a posse, shots were fired, and several people were wounded or killed as mobs closed in. Further trouble was feared as the town took up arms.
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Louis
Pott
Miss
Kansas City
Birmingham Road
Memphiia
Young murderers captured in Arkansas after jailbreak
J. W. Murrell and William, two young white men aged 15 to 20, were convicted of murder in Edgefield and sentenced to hang on January 3. They escaped two weeks ago and were captured in Prinkley, Arkansas. Authorities offered a reward of 700 for the capture of the runaways.
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Dieparch
Comunista
8. C
J. W. Murrell
William
Edgefield
Prinkley
Ark
Negroes sneeze debate sparks medical opinions
December 22 dispatch reports input on a New York paper claim that black people cannot sneeze. Doctors including Dr. C. T. Newgarden affirm they can sneeze. others are noncommittal or report no cases from their practice. Gilbert A. Ball cites racial blending and nostril shape as possible factors in sneeze relief.
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New York
Dispatch
C. T. Newgarden
Jefferson Medical Hospital
da Costa
J. Williamite
Howard
Harvard
Potter
Gilbert A. Ball
Debtful Chinese Trader Fails in New York Firms
In New York on December 22 the Kwong Hong Long firm at 5 Mott Street was placed under sheriff after Chu Fong, a partner and cashier, left with debts exceeding 27 000 dollars. The Mansings’ Japanese store at 13 Broad Street was also attached for 9 000 dollars. Chinese law reportedly holds a blood relative responsible for debts. Che Fong Wing, head of the firm, is cited in the case.
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New York
Chu Fong
Dupatcs
Kwong Hong Long
Mott Street
Chines Importers
Broadway
Cha Fong
America
Che Fong Wing
Kwong Hong Long Risck Artes Marae
Boycott Fight at Lawler Saloon Amid Union Tensions
In New York a liquor dealer James Lawler on Thirty-fourth Street and Third Avenue faced union pressure after members of the Ale and Porter Brewers Protective Union No 1 circulated boycott notices near his saloon. Captain Ryan ordered the arrest of two men distributing the circulars accusing Lawler of selling Tracy Russell scab ales. Justice Murray sent the distrubers to the island for three months.
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New Yor
James Lawler
Thirty-fourth Street
Third Avenue
Ale and Porter Brewers’ Protective Union No. 1
Ryan
Lawler
Tracy & Russell
Central Labor Union
Justice Murray
Island
Robbery of Hartford mail pouch at New Britain depot
Hartford December report states expressman Thomas Clark left the Hartford mail pouch on the New Britain depot platform. The pouch, containing 400 to 500 letters, checks, money orders, and postal notes, disappeared and was later found 15 feet from the tracks with a torn side. Many contents were torn or missing.
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Hartford, Corp
New Britain
Thomas Clark
Hartford
Steele
Oe National Bank
Freshman Beard Forced Off by Wooster Students
William H. Osve of Circleville, a Wooster University freshman, was seized on a back street by disguised students who dragged him into an alley and forcibly shaved his beard. He says he was asked to remove it but declined, suspecting a robbery attempt as money he carried linked to a boarding club treasurer. He plans to report the assailants to the faculty after holiday vacation.
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Williem H. Osve
Circleville
Wooster University
Cave
Henry
Dangerous Wire Accident Jeopardizes Two Men
A broken electric light wire on South Main Street near Lita at dawn nearly killed two men, John Higgins and John Holland, who collapsed and were prostrated. They are reported to be improving this afternoon.
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Ispecsal
Lita
John Higgins
John Holland
South Main Street
Mass Murder and Family Suicide Shocks City
A mill worker named Shelar killed his wife and two young children and a two year old infant at their River Road home before taking his own life. Neighbors found the bodies after 5 PM as authorities investigate possible drunken insanity and premeditation.
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Nuiuzi
Kitty Meeker
Charles Shelar
Shelars
Shelor
Shellor
Falcon
River Road
Shelar
Deliberate death by own action in Washington
John E Parker a former Kansas City real estate dealer and G A R man committed suicide by jumping from a boathouse float near the Washington Monument into the Potomac River. He left letters asking the Grand Army to care for his body stating no influence of wine cards or women. Police recovered the body and details indicate a premeditated act connected to prior financial failure.
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Grand Army
Parker
City
Kansas City
Erie engineers face suspensions over rule questions
Five Erie road engineers are suspended for refusing to answer questions in the company rules book and signing the document. The move sparks fear of broad trouble as unions, firemen, and brakemen weigh opposition and a potential strike, with rolling stock disruptions anticipated.
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Erie Engineers
TM Piaratoh
New Yeun
Erie Road
Natural Gas Pioneer Jacob Carr Dies At 60 In This Place
Special telegram reports Dr. Jacob Carr, credited as the original discoverer of natural gas in this state, died at his home at age 60. He sought capital to extract gas and promoted its use since the 16th century, serving as mayor in earlier terms.
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Jacob Carr
Carr
Petrolia in Ashes After Massive Fire in 1910
Fire swept through Petrolia at 3 am amid strong winds destroying the business district between Argyle and Fairview. Losses estimated between 85 000 and 100 000 with about 40 buildings burned. No lives lost though most structures were frame and insured at high rates. Many named businesses and residents listed among casualties.
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Boreas
Bnalness
Petrolia
Klingensmith
Psc Bng
Main Street
Argyle Street
United Pipe Line
Bank
Fairview Stree
Fairview Street
Presbyterian Church
Rae Ieee
Eeabro
McCall's Billiard
Hal
Doyle’s Hall
Barnes Amon
Starr's
Pisco Orc
Etrolla Hotel
C. * Burnett
Central Hotel
J. M. Hawk
H. A. Klingensmith
W. C. Foster
Jamison
A Breez e at Butler Alleged County Discrepancies
Special telegram from Burin Pennsylvania reports disorder as discrepancies surface in the County Commissioners office. Clerk McDonald calls Commissioner John C Kelly's attention to matters while Auditors plan January audits and warrants. Further action hinted.
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Burin
Morni
McDonald
John C. Kelly
Kelly
Razors Fly at Colored Church Meeting in Kansas
In Oerry Kansas December 22 a violent clash at the First Baptist Church between factions opposing the minister turned brutal with clubs and razors. Police report twenty arrests and warrants for ninety five more rioters as deacons battles and a cyclone punishes the scene.
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Kansas Oerry
First Baptist Church
Daniel Jones
Pontionce
Stabbed Hotel Cook Dies After Husband's Brutal Crime
New York December 22 Joanna Sinclair a cook at Smith and McNeils hotel Greenwich street was fatally stabbed by her husband Christopher Sinclair who had earlier returned home drunk He admitted intent and surrendered to a policeman Mrs Sinclair died at 1 25 this morning with a carving knife at the scene in her room on the hotel corridor
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New Yeak
Johanna Sinclair
Smith & McNeil’s
Greenwich Street
Christopher Sinclair
Fifteen year old Sam Ross indicted for fratricide
A coroner's jury in Lancaster finds Sam Ross a boy about 15 guilty of murdering his younger brother William Boas two years his junior. The boys were out shooting when a rifle discharge killed William. Sam claims accidental discharge but witnesses say they had been fighting.
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ColumBia
Will
Colored preacher in trouble over embezzlement
Rev. Daniel G. Moors former pastor of Mt Zion Colored Baptist Church was jailed in New Casrix Pa on a charge of embezzling church funds raised for a new building. He denies the accusation calling it spite work. he is a native of Loungetown and the amount involved is small.
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Bim
New Casrix
Daniel G. Moors
Mt. Zion
Moore
Emall
Andrew Carnegie Explains Iron and Steel Boom
New York December 22 The Tribune publishes Carnegie interview detailing why US iron and steel rise comes from a strong home market. He cites European prices, imports and ore flow, rail freight costs, and tariff policy as key factors shaping American production and future profits.
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the Tribune
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Carnegie
United States
Europe
America
Boston
Ameriioa
Great Britain
Republic
Ae Ge Rapid
Ee Ee
London
Arities
Grand Rivalry Promised in Steel Race Across Regions
A former Birmingham banquet discussion outlines a potential equal rivalry between Chicago and Pittsburgh with southern expansion through basic processing. Officials note ore availability varies by region and costs of new processes affect steel output. A prosperous year hinges on foreign competition and capital trends shaping U.S. iron and steel production.
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Birmingham
Est
Sachs
Mds
South Carolina
Terrible Tragedy in Pessaconta Involving Divorced Wife and Partners
In Pessaconta Michigan December 22 a deadly street fight left J M Thompson dead and J T Carter wounded. Carter died from stab wounds after a confrontation with Thompson and the latter’s wife Mrs Meres who had remarried Thompson after a divorce. Thompson is in custody amid strong public sympathy for the slain man.
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Fua
J. M. Thompson
J. T. Carter
Carter
Meres
W. le Thorpe
Mies
Thompace
Wi Thompson
Thompson
Cannibal Incident Report Touched Off from Sydney Vessel
A December dispatch cites the Sydney schooner Elma Fisher incident where Nelson and three Enterprise crewmen were reportedly killed and eaten by cannibals on a Solomon Islands island. The letter mentions the Enterprise crew steering and a shore purchase, with a cannibal attack and island villagers involved.
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Bydney Herald
Woodhouse
Elma Fisher
Nelson
Enterprise
Sydney
Aed
Boston
Hera Naene
Captain Hood
Missing husband and child alert contralto in Asbury Park
Mrs Emma Bedell the contralto travels from Asbury Park seeking her missing husband Frank Bedell pianist and their pretty child. She says Bedell separated from her wife after quarrels and tried to kill her with a razor. He is believed to be at large with a relative in Long Branch awaiting arrest for non support.
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Asbury Pann
N. J
Emma Bedell
Bedel
Frank Bedell
Brookie
Yemen
Brooklyn
Baum Orders Thorough Pension Office Reorganization
Washington December 22 General Green B Baum Commissioner of Pensions outlines actions in the bureau reform He adds 80 clerks to adjudicating divisions reorganizes the Board of Review placing 89 able men on it and aims to authorize examiner appointments to clear delayed cases and sustain adjudications across divisions
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Pension Ofice
Washington
Green B. Baum
Pensions
Board of Review
Weinhardt's Committees Hear Tariff Schedules
Washington December 22. Hearings on tariff schedules for ores coal and iron manufactures and related sites will be held in committee rooms starting Friday December 96 and 3 beginning at 10 a.m. Each day. Proceedings led by Chairman McKinsey of the Ways and Means Committee.
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Washington
McKinsey
Ways and Means
Rights of Way Costs for Ship Canal From Rochester to Newcastle
The Beaver River route for a ship canal faces high right of way costs. Bridges, factories, and mills along New Brighton to Beaver Falls complicate planning. Despite many industries in New Brighton, the project would require raising county toll and railroad bridges and clearing multiple river crossings.
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Rochester
Ship Canal Commission
Beaver River
Shallenberger
Newcastle
Beaver Falls
Auld Lang Syne
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wampum
Bentley & Gerwig
M., 7. & 8. Kennedy. Across the River, In What Is Known As Fallston
W. P. Townsend & Co
Beaver
Compan Harriman
Hartman
Dithrid, & Co
En Poilerys
Ae Boel & Meta Germig
McLain's
J. -Novelty Works
Logan 4 Besots Iron Company
Bellow Abr
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Keoned Te Snrorm
All Gowpey
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