Bryan to Start for Home Soon
Berlin dispatch reports William J Bryan hosted by Ambassador Tower at a luncheon and meeting with Foreign Secretary Richthenoff. Emperor William regrets not receiving Bryan due to domestic Christmas festivities. About one hundred Americans and dignitaries met Bryan at the American Chamber of Commerce reception at the Hotel Bristol. Bryan then took the night train for Amsterdam and will sail from Liverpool to New York on the White Star Line steamer Celtic.
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BERLIN
William J Bryan
AmBassador Tower
Richthenoff
William
Mr Bryan
Bryan
Wire Cable Wrecks Train Plan Amid Confusion
Fragmentary report describes attempts to derail a train by telegraph wire across tracks near a bridge. Several efforts failed as workers observed improvised cables and raw materials. Officials have not clarified the motive or those involved.
Bennett Park for New York memory of founder
Announcement from New York dated December 26 outlines Jas Gordon Bennett’s plan to create a large public park between Boulevard Le Payette and Broadway north of 82nd Street, funded by Bennett lands. A monument to James Gordon Bennett Sr. would crown the park’s highest elevation.
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NEW YORK
Jas Gordon Bennett
Hereld
Boulevud Le Payette
Broadway
82nd street
Bennett
Jewerl
James Gorcon Bennett
All quiet on Isthmus at Colon and Cartagena
A cable from Rear Admiral Coghlan reports Atlanta did not land armed forces in Colombian territory. Two officers disembarked as usual with swords at Colombian generals invitation. Coghlan will move to Cartagena with flagship Olympia at daybreak to bring Minister Beaupre to Galen on his way home from Bogota.
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WASHINGTON
navy department
Coghlan
Colon
Atlanta
department
Cartagena
Olympia
Beaupre
Galen
United States
Bogota
French Duel Over Dreyfus Sparks Historic Controversy
Disrupted by rumors and garbled lines, the debate over the Dreyfus affair resurfaces in France. Reported clashes and public passions highlight lingering divisions as factions rally around the duel scandal. The piece notes prominent figures and military circles reacting to the controversy with tension and speculation.
Livery strike splits unions over arbitration in Chicago
Chicago December 26. Lack of evidence halts court action to restrain striking livery employees as Associated Teaming Interests push for arbitration by all unions. Small unions favor individual union representation for arbitration and oppose a general arbitration bond. Employers plan a meeting with union delegates Wednesday to decide on an arbitration board. Eighty-five. Twelve Unclaimed Victims of Wreck at Dawson Pennsylvania. December 26. Twelve bodies remain, unknown and poorly identified, to be kept at the morgue until identification is possible or burial here. New Window Glass Company incorporated in Trenton with $1,000,000 capital to manufacture window glass and glassware. All market reports in Gazette.
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CHICAGO
arbitration board
un sons
Lt Edwards
drivery
ubciliation board
CONSTASVILLE
Duquense limited
Baltmoe & Offo
Dawson
New Window Glass Company
TRENTON
Window Glass Company
Blizzard Weather Sweeps Eastern States
A heavy snowstorm with high winds swept the eastern states from New York to Boston. Snow fell thickly causing near darkness in downtown streets for an hour, disrupting ferries and tug traffic. Temperatures plunged below zero in Missouri Kansas and Nebraska with blizzard conditions spreading, while other cities reported record cold and fuel pleas. Several deaths were reported from freezing conditions and maritime incidents near Boston Harbor.
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NEW YORK
strets
Riot and revolution sweep San Domingo region
Rioting, anarchic activity, and revolution spread through the island as authorities report suspensions of port communications and downed telegraphs. In San Domingo City insurgent forces march under the Jiminez banner while arrests rise at the capital amid general upheaval.
State Department pressures on China Korea pact ratification
The article discusses Washington’s push to secure favorable terms for the United States in East Asia. It notes minister Allen’s demand for swift ratification of a treaty affecting ports and trade at An Tung and Mouxen, and the risk of neutral nations being shut out of Korea and Manchuria if hostilities arise between Russia and Japan.
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NEW YORK
San Domingo
Porto Plata
Morales
Jimines
WASHINGTON
United States
Powell
state department
Macefoma
Jiminez
China
Korea
Allen
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Antung
Mouxen
Moinbury
Amtang
Beath of Tenepah Mining Mar BALID Could TL 25
Fragmented OCR text describes uncertain mining note references and names, indicating a damaged historical item. It mentions Beath of Tenepah Mining and various garbled phrases about people, prices, and development, lacking clear events or dates. The readable material suggests a marginal report or ad fragment with unclear context and attribution.
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Beath
Tenepah Mining
Western Pacific Rail Line May Reach Manysvale Trah City
The Western Pacific Railway contemplates a short line from the Pacific coast to the Missouri River via Beckwith pass and the Truc Kee Meadows. Surveys show a direct route southward from Backwith pass past Carson and near Austin. Local residents Miss Eisie Gavin and Miss Leona Allen were noted among attendees at the gathering.
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Western Pacific Railway Company
Reno
Western Pacific Company
Missouri river
Humboldt river
Manysvale Trah
Rio Grande
Truckee Meadows
Carson
Austin
Buneka
Beckwith
Western Pacific
Unis city
Japan to Send Large Force to Corea to Restore Order
Paris Dec 26 authoritative quarters report Japan plans to deploy about 15 000 troops to Corea to restore and maintain order at disturbed ports. Russia has agreed to not view Japans move as unfriendly, easing tensions amid ongoing negotiations.
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Japan
Corea
Russia
Japaan
Masonic Officers Installations at Reno Lodge
Officers for Reno Lodge No 1B F and A M are to be installed this evening at the Masonic temple by retiring Master Frank H Norcross. The slate includes Steinmetz as master Bagber and Hymers as treasurer Jamison secretary Unsworth and others. After ceremonies a banquet will be served. New ownership: James Poletti buys the Southside Tavern on South Virginia Street with Red as lead lieutenant.
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Jamison haseen
Tom Hume
Mir Jamison
James Poletti
San Francisco
Southside
South Virginia street
Pure Water for Reno Homes Supplies Health and Safety
Pure water can be delivered to each home in Reno with ten gallons daily for $1 a month. A Pasteur germ-proof water filter system promises mountain spring quality in every house, guarding against typhoid and malaria. Carr & Elliott, agents at 28 West Second Street, invite the public to sample the clean water.
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Carr & Elliott’s
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