Nelson Dingley Dead Republican Leader of Maine
Nelson Dingley of Maine, leader of the Republican side in the House and representing the Second district, died in Washington on Friday night at 10 30 after a pneumonia illness and heart weakness. His passing came after days of hope and a final sinking spell, with family and colleagues expressing deep sympathy.
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Nelson Dingley
Maine
House of Representatives
Washington
Dingjep
Dingley
Hagan censured by investigation commission for remarks
The investigation commission passed a resolution of censure against General Hagan for the language he used in addressing charges against the commissary branch in front of General Miles. The board included a copy of the censure and the letter sent to Brigadier General C. P. Eagan, noting personal attacks and irrelevant statements had to be removed from his testimony.
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Miles
Tigazine
Hagan
Ih Wag
Eagan
Ges. C
P. Eagan
Cominis
War Department
Tye
Charles Denby
Like a Novel Romance: NH Couple Learns They Are Related
A New Hampshire man and his betrothed discover they are actually half siblings after family records reveal Rose was adopted. Stephen A. White of Boston and Nashua, and Mrs. Willian Davis are involved. the revelation after a Christmas proposal triggers a family reunion and questions of bloodlines.
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New Hampshire
Willian
Davis
Stephen A. White
Boston
Nashua
Belie Lavero
Rose
Stephen A. White, Jr
Take n Off An Ice Floe Former Omaha Social Leader Rescued
Mrs Louise Lander wife of Dana S Lander a former Omaha lawyer and society leader escaped death on Lake Michigan ice. Rescued by Chicago policemen after slipping from a floe she walked to the water edge then fainted as the floe separated. Domestic troubles and overwork blamed for alleged nervous derangement. Yorktown sails for Manila and Justice Brewer sails for Europe and a 1898 gold production figure is noted.
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Omaha Society
Chicago
Louise Lander
Hab City
Lake Michigan
Tyro Chicago Poticanen
Lanier
Yorktown
Manila
Francisco
Kennedy Arrested Again in Train Robbery Probe
John Kennedy, long suspected train robber and indicted for murder, is in custody in Kansas City for the Memphis railway holdup January 5 near Mattoon, Missouri. Five Mansfield, Missouri suspects are under arrest, three confess Kennedy as organizer. Kennedy denied absolute alibi claims, with links to the Younger family through a fiancée.
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Kansas City
Kennedy
Itu
Memphis
Matomb
Mansfield
John Kennedy
Macomb
Kennedy Ith
Wonan
Gage
Rose
Cole
Bob
Parliament May Act Over Wark Sentencing Fallout
Sympathy runs high over Lieutenant Wark, with Home Secretary Ridley’s three year sentence drawing fierce criticism. Parliament may intervene when session opens, as press editorials condemn the decision and call for clemency, while Wark endures the ordeal with public sympathy and resolve.
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Wark
Home
Ridley
Erpook
Woolwich
Perdon
Home Secretary
Phillmore
Whuer
Dakota Girl His Bride: Dubois Marry Gana Whited in Chicago
Former U S Senator Dubois of Idaho and Edna Manfield Whited of Dolan South Dakota wed in Chicago in January. She leads the South Dakota Woman’s League and will attend the Washington convention February 14 17.
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Dubois
Gana
Maxfield Whited
Chicago
United States
FT. Dubois
Idaho
Edna Manfield Whited
Dolan
S. D
Siage
Woman's League of
South Dakota
Washington
Tllinois
Doina
D. D
Ginga Mathers’ League
Sona
Four Run Down by a Train Near Tarimer Pa
Four persons were killed instantly when an express train struck a group near Tarimer Pa on Thursday. The wreck occurred at full speed despite the engineer blowing the whistle. Remains were removed by friends as authorities diverted traffic to the east bound track.
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Aiara
Tarimer
Antorlynates
Thamid
Aegonntight
Javimer
Battle in Arabia Silences Rebels With Heavy Losses
Advices from Manila report a major battle between rebels and a governing force in Arabia ending with the insurgents stormed and captured. About 4,000 insurgents and 2,000 Pucks were killed or wounded. Conditions are said to be improving, with citizens feeling more secure as the war continues.
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Ivision
Arabia
Manila
Not to Hold the Islands Poraker Declares Our Acquisition
In a senate debate on expansion the West resolution faced opposition from Foraker Ohio who argued the United States has no constitutional power to acquire new territory. He warned adopting the West plan would imply a ratio of nations and permanent subjection. Farak asserted the Philippines acquisition is temporary yet noted a legal right to permanent hold.
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Poraker
Philippines
Wes
Senate
Foraker
Ohio
Farak Jong
No Change in Treaty Reported Without Amendment
Senate Foreign Relations Committee authorized Senator Davis to press the peace treaty favorably without amendment. The committee met in session one hour Wednesday with Proxies from absent Senators and no amendment suggested. A bad Pacific Coast storm disrupted travel while California grain crops were noted amid a push for national action regarding Hawaii and property questions.
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Senate
Davis
Cullum
Clark
Morgan
Gray
Pacific Coast
Mounttains
California
Queen Liliaeus
United States
Hawaii
Pool of Freight Car Builders In Talks For Orders
Negotiations are under way among several firms to form a pool of freight car builders. Participants include Haskell Baker Company of Indiana City, Barney Smith Car Company of Dayton Ohio, Michael Deita and the freight car department of Pullman Company.
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Laca
Haskell-Baker Company
Infea City
Ind. Barney & Smith Cas Company
Dayton
Ohio
Michel Deita
Pull. Minan Company
New York Court Revises Judgment in Hag Revere Case
The judgment against a riot appeal was set aside with a new trial ordered in Laidlaw Jr. v Russell Sage. Sage used a shield against an explosion effects claim, while a wool tariff debate and market quotes for Chicago to Detroit reflect broad economic discussions. Residents and farmers face shifting schedules and price ranges across wool, wheat, corn, oats, and livestock markets.
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Gment
Laidlaw, Jr
New i City
Russell Sage
Laidlaw
Sage
Choate Named Ambassador to Great Britain by President
The President designates Joseph H. Choate as ambassador to Great Britain. Choate, a New Englander born in 1828, rose to prominence in law and public service. His career includes partnership formation, notable legal work, and influence on international relations and politics.
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Great Brit
Smu
Choate
Beveridge for Senator in Indiana Campaign
The Indiana race for senator features Beveridge gaining attention after a Chicago speech before the Union League Club. His national profile has grown through speeches and campaign activity as he seeks the Republican nomination.
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Ilen Stimic
Montana Senate probe latches onto alleged bribery plot
Helena hearing reveals alleged payoffs and political pressure involving a Madison County senator and other lawmakers in a bid to influence a Montana State Senate race. Lawmakers and witnesses described payments and quid pro quo aims as a Senate committee investigates the case.
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Iven
Montana
Tetana Senatore Committee
Helena
Ate
Ati
Chirk
Madison
Miners Cases Settled in Distressful Proceedings
The seventh vases of Pana miners participating in the first disputes were settled in the Dewneert area. Sutte's attorney and fifty other officers were involved, while suits conducted were resolved with boners.
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Pana
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Diewneert Ak
Lother Herning
Sutte
IL Graphfoys
Ifty-Tite
Eloten
Untitled historical note on regional developments
An obfuscated fragment outlines a regional scene with mentions of Mille, Oldatyle, Pennsyt, and Cataanaias. The text implies a panic or upheaval linked to a place referred to as Diesel Ere pawn, with references to prosperity and galden gears. Limited readable data prevents precise events or dates.
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Canaar
Cataanaias
Galden
Veterinarians Form Two State Nebraska Iowa Association
The Hawkeyestate reports a cross state veterinary group forming between Nebraska and Iowa. Members discuss biennial meetings, committee leadership, and plans to unify veterinary efforts across the Mississippi region. Key figures include Tyr A Peters of Lincoln and others from Oskaloosa and nearby areas.
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Nebraska
Oder Freas
Nebraska Soviety
Towa-Nebraska Veterinary Association
Sowil Veterinarious
Lincoln
Neb
Mississippi
Minnesota
Tyr
A. Peters
Lincols
Dy Tousen
Br. J
Oskaloosa
Whitbeck
Tuzlets
University Safe Exploded at State University
An early Friday blast at a state university building damaged a vault and destroyed cash and papers. The explosion blew the safe shutter and a door across the room, injuring an officer and scattering documents. Several hundred dollars were reported missing.
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State University
Awaid
Barela Lad Gynacnstenii
Secre
Séverdt
Poair disease and legal actions dominate county notes
Local reports indicate smallpox concerns near Wayne County with state health oversight.案件 include a district court suit over a county land contract, a missing child inquiry near Corning, and several obituaries and property losses. The county remains described as troubled yet resilient, with numerous farm and business updates in Fremont Township and surrounding areas.
Probable Murder Case Tangles Surlington Night
Fragmented OCR narrative alleges a suspected homicide with unclear names and events. It mentions a person named Minard, a judgeville locale, and references to a confrontation near a dead man while another figure, Robinson, is questioned. The text is garbled, but hints at crime investigation.
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Siena
Judgeville
Tomer Robinson
Robinson
Beckmatt
Rene
Tyan
State Pronounces Foreign Firms May Operate Here
The court rules the state lacks a blanket right to bar or permit foreign corporations. it allows ongoing business within terms set by state law while prohibiting certain collection actions and tax inquiries. The decision clarifies limits on state receipts and the authority to determine which foreign firms may continue operations.
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Arenke Compay
AleCartiy Wil
le Tan
Heeise
Iriinutinn
Fire at Schaeler General Store Nearly Destroys Town Block
A blaze at Schaller general store rear stock room spread to nearby McClines restaurant amid south wind. Fire crews contained it within thirty minutes, limiting total loss to about 3 000 dollars with 2 400 dollars insured. Fire company credited for preventing larger damage to the business section.
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Tatth
Weidenmeier& Schraeder
Schuller
McClines
Amlst
Wreck at Rock Rapids Leaves Several Hurt and Dead
A wreck near Rock Rapids after a fast stock train went off track as engine hit a line of horses left near a cattle guard by a drunken owner. Two horses died and 19 people were injured, including a deputy. The report notes county hires and reimbursements, with unclear details about the sheriff’s retainage and funds.
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Rock Rapids
Rocks
Iowa State Sheep Breeders Set Festival in Ames
The Iowa State Sheep Breeders announce a festival in Ames featuring a sheep shearing and slaughtering contest as part of their April events. Local committee prepares to showcase the association’s work with a public front and exhibition amid varied interests.
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Iowa State
Lion
Ames
State Veterinarians Celebrate Profession and Licenses
State veterinarians met for annual gathering in Des Moines. The event recognized the veterinary profession and state licensing, noting 80 practitioners with licenses and discussing standards.
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St Holl
Banking fears loom as life insurers flagged in market chatter
A garbled report hints at asset concerns tied to life insurance firms and bank deposits. The Osborne Company in Newark, NJ, bought a building in a Newark district with plans to occupy portions next week and complete payment later. JH Wall notes and other figures appear, with references to a bank run or stress on deposits around 4 percent.
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Induatoy
Osborne Pmpany
Dedale Hias
Newark
Herotatave
Halkiding Af
Divorced Groom's Remarkable Age Confronts Sigourney License
A garbled note reports a wedding license at Sigourney Sta involving Mrs. Margaret Le sti and a groom aged 75. The bride and party describe a divorce from his wife, with unclear details about the custody or dissolution.
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Sigourney
Margaret Lesti
Eavk
Merchants at Matson and Sivelur face legal action
A damaged OCR fragment indicates merchants at Matson and Sivelur with a dispute over debts or obligations. M A Lorton is mentioned as involved, with references to creditors or assignments. The text is garbled, but suggests a formal action related to repayment or liability and an attorney or representative.
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War Investigating Commission
Justice Brewer
Europe
United States Supreme Court
New York
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Liverpool
Bonndary Commission
Dakota Girl
His Bride
Snread
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Ton
Fifield
Montpelier
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Jonathan Poss
St. Johnshburg
Supreme Court of
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Olio Wool Growers ® Association
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Ewe Fants
York
Reas
Tonis Castle
Milwaukee
Sitain
Joseph Choate Nominat
Beveridge
Senator
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Neminata
Cancu
Indiana
Alber J. Beveridge
Fer United
Sena Ballotert
Tia
Albert J. Beyergidse
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Wayne Nour
State Board
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Chariton
Augean Kiester
Webster
Acre
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Ty Brieg
Streever
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Hertha Cai
Creston
Valentine Miller
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Corning
Pesersr
Sparhue
Earluida
Fremont
Towsehiy
Critsigu
Tiurdecer
Earl Parr
Towa
Durant
Navona Linseed Oil Company
Tin Des Moines
Glen
Girwin Gaywin
Iain
Willi Thaye
C. PL Hoyt
Simax City
Chiles F. Faytae
Sielix Civ
Taterosis Dh Siels
Wasther Foyer
Bretten
Sam Steiner
Farneers
Andrew Thieberger
Deren Gasneetot
Wena Tlain
Schaeler
Shelby County
Cooper
United
Istrict
Cour al Das
Banke i Rattess
Foy Vista Coty
Gutiel
Towan
Charles D.siioms
Lemigs
Shelby
Curtis and
Baker
Hronluda
Wes Werd
Miansant
Sivelur
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