Senate confirms diplomats and appointments across nations
The Senate approves a set of confirmations including HM Consul General at St Gale and several ambassadors or deputized officials across Maryland and related posts. The record lists names such as Sutichunette H A Tales and Kileard Hall along with associated locales and duties. This marks a broader signing of international and domestic postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastrautox
Senate
Wreret Wonun
St Gale
Sutichunette
H. A. Tales
Maryland
Kileard Hall
Re de Grave
Igurtivesse
Vinton
Monvette
Iawin Aven
Cy. S
Disease fears after ship arrives with Italians and Russians
New York February 14 Dr Cyrus Elson head of the Bureau of Contagious Diseases reports all 248 aboard the steamer Maneiltian are accounted for and under observation. Inspectors will conduct house to house examinations in ten Italian tenement districts to prevent any spread of the dread disease among new arrivals and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fork Howinin
Cyrus Elson
Bureau
Contedioar Dieanes
Edson
Aston North
Brooklyn
Det Kinierbook
N.Y
Oakdale
Masa
Kesex
East Lith
Balwan
Rarique Parte
Masaalia
Typhoid at Oakdale Ties to Steamer Passengers
Fever grips the Gershon Gerschkapt family in Oakdale with father mother and two boys affected. A New York nurse is en route as authorities trace the illness to passengers from the Massins which docked February 6. Additional Hebrew evacuees arrive for quarantine and monitoring amidst warnings of possible wider exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
Mase
Gershon Gerschkapt
Massins
New York
United Hebrew's Charities
Wreckage of HMS Cavour and Storm Casualties Reported
Reports from the storm now in progress describe widespread wreckage and prostration of lines with limited detail on casualties. Fragments washed ashore include a mark reading Cavour Greenock and a box labeled S. F. H. A large vessel drifted ashore and a woman seen in the water near Cavaio. Further notes discuss stock deals and Western properties in vague terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenock
Accidental Fall At Havemeyer Refinery Hurts Worker
Andreas Roth, a worker at Havemeyer’s Sugar Refinery in Brooklyn, fell into a vat of beetlines enigu and was rescued by an ambulance surgeon. He was scalded severely and taken to St Catherine’s Hospital with serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mager
New York
Andreas Roth
Havemeyer
Darling Bros. Creditors Meet in Mana Territory
At a Mana meeting on February 18, creditors of the Darling Bros firm valued assets at 162,010 with assets totaling 5,519. The assignees committee placed assets at 10,000. An offer of 8 on the dollar with 60 days and 16 cents in 4 months was approved by near unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wencestan
Mana
Repriuet Linkitithes
Republican gains shift Jefferson county board balance
In Watertows New York on February 15 the Republican group gained three town supervisors who had represented Democrats last year. A separate Watertows race last fall reduced the Democratic hold to two seats. The new board now stands with 16 Republicans and 10 Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiepublican Galen
Price of Cofine Advances Amid Manufacturing Talk
A February 16 report cites a leading coffin maker stating that the price of cofines will rise about 20 cents. The increase affects burial caskets as manufacturers announce the adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cofine
Rts
Unclear OCR fragment reports on races and events
Fragmentary notes mention Dr. Smith, Lasaretto, and multiple racers with unknown details. Other snippets reference Feb dates, seems to discuss results or notices but readability is limited with many misreads and garbled names.
Wash Day Trouble Involving Chancellor And German Embassy
Neighbors protest as washing hangs in front of homes on wash days. discussion centers on the Chancellor who owns nearby property and allies with the German embassy. Officials consider a bill for relief while potential international questions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charenton
Wialme
Enis Murphy
Furphy
R. Budneck
B. Nelson
B. Nelson, Who Lives In Second House
Murphy
Jersey
Dole
Controversial Electrocution Opponent Seeks Gas Execution Plan
National figures clash over execution methods as Dr Cibbons proposes poisoning by gas while the condemned sleeps. The letter suggests airtight cells and external gas delivery with a window seal, prompting debate on humane punishment and legal bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byracame
Merterers Srnacuss
Warden Mrows Reappointed Amid Mixed News
A terse report notes Warden Mrows is set for a renewal in Newnusee with brief references to Poughkeepsie and a jail, while a separate line mentions a fatal incident labeled Jamon' Slayer Killed in a mining area. The fragmentary text provides limited verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnusee
Poughkeepsie
Filiam B. Brown
Wappingers Falls Couple Quietly Wed After Church Obstacle
Jobe Dwyer and Mary Clear, two local residents, married secretly on February 2. Michael Clear, Mary's father, first forbade the match and a writ demanded the bride in court. After legal wrangling and church objections, they finally wed with church approval as the groom, 96, works at the Wappingers Falls print works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Striental
Keenwdiornd Uy
Weppingrt
St Mary's Catholic Church
Mary
Michael Clear
Gylven Laks
Dutchem County
Wappingers Faller
Justice Higuell
Dauphear
Shires Lake
Greos
Hous
Posder
Priday Beyer Chialanl
George Wood
Hairess
Barnard
Michael Cimar
Parmer Clear
Dwyer
Clear
Eppingers Falls
John Dwyer
Wappingers Palla
Reading Bailiaid deal investi gation gains Senate momentum
New Jersey lawmakers push a Reading Bailiaid investigation as Senate passes a resolution to appoint a committee. The move mirrors House action and aims to probe the deal with a conference call for methods to proceed. The report also notes population shifts and varied international affairs, including Russian Jewish emigration and Austrian royal health news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Neves
Deckly
Ways
Meade
Fugitive Clerk Returns To Jersey City After Escape
Police capture John Hyer, long pursued for embezzlement in a California scheme, arriving at Jersey City to face trial. He admits fleeing after a three month habeas corpus delay, claiming home sickness and fatigue of fugitive life. The case involves Edward Coney and Harvey Marah, with ties to a bribery and money scheme in New York and San Francisco.
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Cnilfernia
Matheen Neeame
Femerich
Volussarity
Ratarsea
Embeesler
Australia
Emcape
Jus Hyer
Wm Ee
San Pramolaoa
Bwan Surested
Bel
San France
Hyer
Laps Parker
Hyve
Harvey Marah
Grovestreet
Daabed
Jersey City
Cope
Thas
Ogden
Sacramento
Alameda
San Francisco
Hyerle
Edward Foater
Old Man Harney
State Prison
Harney
Jory
Harvey
Edward Coney
Coney
Botala
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Wxo
Homewick
Pennsylvania railroad plans new branch lines to tap mines
The Pennsylvania railroad company plans extensions from Wilkesbarre to Scranton at an estimated cost of 18. A well dressed man named William Clark, staying at Malter's Hotel for three weeks, has left after borrowing about $00 from several people connected to a Dur hem murder case report. New York reports an arrival related to European steamship directions and a War Department update lists valuation of $3,011,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Wirkispanee
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Reading Sombion
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
William Clark
Malter's
Bl Wel
Durhem
Hae
Tree
Fragmented 19th Century News Digest From Newark To Chicago
A jagged OCR read covers U S political talk on a New Jersey proposal for a seven year governor term with $000 pay, murder trial notes, Austrian and German tensions, Argentina grain figures, a Ferms strike, Russian export rumors, French tariff debate, and evolving weather for the northeast. The jumble mentions Keokuk Democratic Club, Mount Finals, and a public knowledge verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott ix
Fierrisasut
Col
Berlin
Russia
Pesth
T Conrad
Louisiana
Modoc Democratic Club
Keokuk
Wee
Gov
Craig Becom
Saturn
Ralph Wi
Commer Sane 8 Fymandos
Fragmentary OCR text presents no clear event or names. The readable portion mentions numbers and scattered letters with no coherent report or identified persons, organizations, places, or dates to summarize into a factual card.
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Lord Montagu
Margaret Montagu
Robert Montagu
Montagn
Moorthy
Abe
Faber
Tom Country
Ipi
Aytmerp
Quaranth
Nastier Hhewrne
Morebera
Granger
Wilch
St. Paul
Mile
Goverseat Bates Sree
Lord Stan
Washington
Nryousa
Parsista
Bis Prows Yard
Hantrogp
Conn
Hartfort Board of Trade
Heart of Trade
Nebraska
Ouana
Neb
East
Omahe
Lincoln
Akron
Krow
Sien
Board of Trade
Masala Vanon
Sones Jamon
Eee
Miso
Col Ol
New Jersey
West Te Ture
G. G. Petersen
Sadiu Mune
Marie Tary
Vienna
Marie Valerie
Austria
Francis Salvator
Ogie Docsmeoear
Fermiind
Doremnee Ee
National Bank
Wesana
Sesinese
Casom Patet
Ae Ofer
Milan
Beeckon
Rassias Sabbesh Anil Eept
Chern
Gavg
Heyer
Terao
Seaey
Coren
Wasarwaros
War Department
Tate Nastmay
Maifont
Trenton
Newark
Ile
Staira
Cmrcaco
Isase KE Adama
THE
Dar
le Petit
New England
Pennerivante
Peanaytvenia
Kew Jener
Tor Wenters
Weeters
Peon
Ally Fair
Sane
Sega Ae
Eeerat Paciae
Aidoee
Boice, Runyon & Col
Mason's Materials, &c
Evemon
Williams’ Pharmagy
West Front Street
Tier
PARE
Plainfield, N. J
C. Schepflin & Ad
Peck
A. M. Griffen
Vanty
Les
O. M. Dunham
A M. Shguine
Laing
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