Mrs M Kinley Funeral Draws Immense Canton Crowd
Crowds packed the First Methodist Episcopal church in Canton to honor Nancy Allison McKinley with open doors and rain outside. The service moved through the altar as dignitaries and relatives entered then left for the cemetery where the burial was brief and somber amid weather and floral tributes.
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Canton
Thee
Mya
Nancy Allison McKinley
Isands
Methdiet Episcopal Church
Fame Fis
Russ Helen
Abner
Duncan
Cleveland
Ortern
Mr. McKintey
Cabinet
Washington Friends
Grand Army of the Republic
Canton Post
Ohie
Civil Service Reform Proposal Takes Early Shape
A Republican congressional committee seeking civil service reform met in Washington to outline its plan. The group decided to split work into two sub committees one to draft a bill and the other to study the required changes.
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Washington
Dec
Congress
Law Committee Probes Defects In Prevent Law Extension
A House committee plans to study faults in the prevent law and its overreach beyond original aims. Chairman Grosvenor names Arh committee to draft a bill. Mesere Hepburn and others form a subcommittee to examine defects. Work to begin at once with Taw ney Odell and Stelle assembling the task.
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Grosvenor
Mesere
Hepburn
Tewa
Merson
North Carving
Evans
Kentucky
Messra
Messra. Tawney
Minnesota
Odell
New York
Stelle
Indiana
Beatty Forgery Case Ends in Prison Sentence
Stroudsburg Pa December 14 T C Heatty nephew of General Beatty and once a Michigan attorney was found guilty of forgery with Harry Otis and Walker. They were arrested by the American Tankers association after passing a forged draft at the East Snowhurd National Bank in New York. Judge Crale sentenced Heatty to fifteen years in the Eastern Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
T. C. Heatty
General Beatty
Hfe
Michigan
Harry Otis
Wink Moward
American Tankers’ Association
Bentry
Howard
East Siowlehurd
Secretary Gage's Banking and Currency Plan Reported
Secretary Gage proposes to report three main features to the House banking and currency committee: a tax reduction on currency, adjustment of bond par value deposits, and the establishment of small rural banks. The plan mirrors the president's recommendations and will be sent for full committee review after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DD
Gage
Ne Howe
Mrosius
Pennsylvania
Thie
Treasury
War on Trading Stamps In Williamsport Pa
Williamsport authorities suppress trading stamps in the city. Chief Wise orders merchants to abandon the practice and warns of arrest under the 1885 act declaring trading stamps a lottery. Merchants seek indemnity from the stamp company which declines, prompting a legal fight over legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Notices
Fragmented text mentions local names and places such as Moree, Danville, Levington and Oetahat Hi. Several garbled proper nouns reference a performance or event by groups described as The Dutchmen and Uweeywenreoldrotter, with a broadcast by Winks and Lady Pepper. No clear dates or outcomes can be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Snowden Buys
Moree
Danville
Dee
Jacob High Ely
Dwe
Sawer
Chiladelphia
Sim
Bie Osteek
Levington
Oetahat Hi
Winks
Pecelvayl discoveries reported near San Attenmo Tex
A fragmentary item notes a group of explorers or surveyors from a prospect run near Didian reck, ten miles west of liner, with a big climate imputed to have already been observed. The text remains garbled but indicates early exploration and weather conditions around the San Attenmo area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Attenmo
Tex
Dee
Didian Reck
Niles
Povey
Ayerwe
Fly
Unclear Casualty Report From Lancaster Incident
A fragmentary Lancaster report describes a person found yesterday on an elementary pile near a terminal rail line. The text mentions Jesse J. Nichole, an elderly seller from a nearby landing, with confusion over whether a fall from a freight trolley caused the death or if a different event occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Beka
Pontermine
Jesse J. Nichole
Telly Landing
Bartheld Cudamte
Death of Alexander McDonald in Lynchburg
Alexander McDonald former minister to Persia died here this afternoon after a long illness. He was born in Lynchburg about fifty years ago and had lived in the area for many years. He served as a minister and was noted for his long service in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McDonald
Lypehburg
Alexander MécDonald
Persia
Lynchburg
Pethet
Herald
Bechert m
Greeley
Isma
Telieg
Steambhin Arrivals and Tour Names Highlight New York Scene
The report lists Steambhin arrivals in New York along with Dee, Talented, Nooril hind, Antor, Teutonic, Liverpool, St. Louis Bitcammon, and Haute Arriveds in a tour context. emphasizes regional showings and venue notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steambhin
New York
Dee
Noorilhind
Antor
Teutonic
Liverpool
St. Lous
Brooklyn Drafts Horton From Syracuse Club
The Brooklyn club has drafted Rimer Horton, regarded as one of Syracuse club’s best pitchers, in this latest move. This acquisition highlights Brooklyn’s push to strengthen its pitching staff for the upcoming season.
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Brooklyyn Wakes “Jerke
Horton
Syracue, N
Dee M
Brooklyn
Hae
Rimer Horton
Syracuee
Noewspapers and Tolls ties. A Gience at the Rapid Development
Editor Charles Emory Smith of the Philadelphia Press lectures on the evolution and influence of newspapers. He argues rapid technology, cheap paper, and wide circulation transformed journalism into a powerful profession with great responsibilities and independence. He contrasts American press vigor with European papers and warns against sensationalism and bias while praising factual reporting and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffalo
Dee
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia Press
Paris
de Cendine Fintelliaenon
Poria
France
Seven Prisoners Escape from Franklin County Jail
Seven prisoners escaped from the Franklin county jail by sawing their way out overnight. Sheriff notified and a town search mounted but earlier escapes, including the “Dancing Kid” Tolson and five others, left hard clues as authorities pursued suspects. Four prisoners were to be moved to the Hast er t penitentiary next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Franklin County
Albert Alter
Albert Staley
Thomas Grant
Thomas Johnson
William Win
Labor Fight Spurs Women’s Christian Party Ties
A disorderly late nineteenth century report shows the American Federation of Labor resuming talks with Women’s Christian Temperance groups. George McNeal, a fraternal delegate, reported on British convention ties as labor factions push for unity against sectarian unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Toon
Doe
American Federation of Labor
Women's Christian
George McNeal
Grule
Swallow Speech on Politics Draws Mixed Audience
A crowded gathering at Been Avenue hotel heard Rev. Swallow deliver a long address titled "Pomeryiwaundi Politics" focusing on alleged political injustices and urging reforms. The speech sparked debate among attendees about propriety and the role of clergy in public affairs.
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Swallow
Tinn
Washington Senator Murphy Amid Croker Departure
Fragmentary OCR describes Senator Murphy of New York reacting to Croker readiness to return to New York. It notes discussions about a crowd and a claim of humane concerns, with reference to a controversial figure and possible political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waaehington
Meestrohard Croker
Taomany
Benator Murphy
York
Interist
Murphy Oleee
Croker
New York
Frank Line officials debate privilege limits on westbound routes
In New York the passenger committee contends with the Frank Line association over privileges for westbound routes to Philadelphia Hartman and Washington The committee plans to report to the organization for final action if privileges are violated.
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New York
Frank Litt
Philiiphia
Hartiman
Washington
Ietel
Capitol Commission Set to Hear Capitol Material Proposals
A public meeting is scheduled at Grace Methodist Church on Wednesday at 2 to hear proposals from men seeking to supply materials and be part of the construction of the new Capitol.
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Jan
Capitol Commission
Harrisburg
Grace
Democratic caucus adopts Cuba finance and bankruptcy resolutions
The Democratic House caucus approved a platform on Cuba policy finance and bankruptcy. Bailey led with a call for opposing radical financial moves and backing Cuban belligerency recognition. The three resolutions passed unanimously, while bankruptcy provisions faced some opposition. An organizing committee for the 198 congressional campaign was named, and the caucus adjourned after achieving broad consensus.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Cuba
Farcely
Bing
Richardson
Tennesse
Cutemings
New York
Cowherd
Missouri
Bailey
Texas
Batley
Treasory
Senate
Me DeArmond
Mosers
Omar Om
Mir Maddocx
Georgia
District of Columbia
Democratic
Leon Mission
Street Railway Charters Reported in Harrisburg
The state department issued charters for three street railway ventures. Blue Ridge Electric Street Railway plans a 3.5 mile line from Musson and Dixon's Hine to Buena Vista with DW Barton of Baltimore as president. Park White and Fulwood Street Railway seeks $27,000 capital to cover routes in Lawrence counties, led by Thomas Dugin of Ellwood City. Lekens and Williams Valley Street Mallway, capitalized at 2,400,000, seeks a line from Lykens to Johnstown, with John Skyles of Martinetury, Po, as president.
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Harrisburg
State Department
Blue Ridge Electric Street Railway Company
Musson and Dixon
Buena Vista
DW. Barton
Baltimore
Park White and
Fulwood Street Railway Company
Chreenites
Lawrence
Thomas Dugin
Ellwood City
Lekens and Willams Valley Street Mallway Company
Bull Awine
Lykens
Johnstown
Schuylkeillwanty
Juln Skyles
Martine Tury
National Board of Trade Holds 28th Annual Session In Washington
The National Board of Trade met in Washington for its twenty eighth annual session with ex-Governor Stanand of St. Louis presiding in Frederick Fraley's absence. The executive committee presented its annual report, which was adopted without dissent.
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Washington
Del
National Board of Trade
Stanand
St. Louis
Frederick Fraley
Phiadelphia
Inws
Robbers Captured After Train Heist in Arizona
Deputized marshals captured in Easter Arizona a group labeled as train robbers tied to the attempted robbery of a Southern Pacific streetcar depot. The men were claimed to be taken to New Mexico for trial, with formalities pending.
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Buwerts
Wolfe- Purge Company
Monedall
Mounted States
Arizona
Otmice
Southern Pacitie
Tral
Stridgeport Witness Describes Murder Plot Trial
In Stridgeport Connecticut a witness recounts the alleged mutiny by Daniel Fatins and Nichole near the Wittiees stand. The testimony centers on a fatal shooting by Weel and the accused brother’s involvement with the confederate group.
Akron Football Player dies from fever and head injury
Frank Hunt, twelve year old son of William Hunt of Akron Ohio, died last Thursday after a fever and a contusion on the head tied to a football incident. The report notes the tragedy occurred during a football activity in Akron.
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Akron
Frank Hunt
William
Hunt
Walt
Zanoli Arraigned on Death of Fourth Wife
New York December 14 Charles Zanoll barber was arraigned on the charge of homicide in the death of his fourth wife Jennie Suber. The exhumed body showed typhoid fever not the cause. Zanoll denied responsibility for four wives deaths and other insured persons. He remained calm and was held on bail at Tombs.
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New York
Charles Zanoll
Jennie Suber
Thia Chatseta
Zang
Zqanoll
Domiene
Arhainei
In SU Cenry
Cherles Hraune
Asethe
Charles Zon
Zahol
Blanco's Request to Permit Emigrant Visitations
A dated dispatch from General Rhines in Yavane to the Spanish legation requests authorization for Luis Lo to visit emigrants on the island. It states emigrants, voluntary or otherwise, may relocate without exception for political motives, and assures personal safety and family protection under government law.
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Wiehlington
Den 4
General Rhines
Yavane
Luis Lo
Eusca
Stone Faces Challenge From Pittsburen Delegates
In a contested party scene Colonel W A Brediemeed expects no Pittsburen delegates at the River Dolitee convention. The Quay Ticket has been chained and its Wemibene Day announced. Ten delegates will attend the state convention but will not vote for Stone. This marks the first announcement of Stone delegates in the county with a promise to meet next April.
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W. A
Actor Ratcliffe Assault Trial Opens in New York
New York December 1. The taking of testimony in the case of H M Ratcliffe, the actor, charged with beating his wife, began today. Mrs Ratcliffe testified to brutality and threats as the husband allegedly pelted her with hard objects during a domestic dispute, with the hearing proceeding amid further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pwe Timony
Ratcliffe
Untitled murder report from Lamar County near Kennedy
A fragmentary report notes that two Black men named Leicester and John Tanner were allegedly dragged from their homes near Kennedy in Lamar County and killed. The text references a government action and white capper involvement, but details are severely garbled.
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Birmingham
Ali
Leiwis
John Tanner
Fwd
Kennedy
Lamar County
Dow
Unclear Havana Report on General Sanguilly Life Service Claim
The message from Havana offers no solid information about General Sanguilly and his stated life services to the British cause. The text appears unreliable and lacks verifiable details or corroboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauehington
Annenuno
Havana
Unclear text fragment involving May Bryan and forest drive
Fragmentary notice mentions May Bryan and Geleril Clayton an American minister with a planned forest drive. Text is damaged and names unclear.
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Che
Dee
Bryan
Clayton
Tater Weit
Unclear text fragment prompts no clear event
The readable portion suggests a disrupted record with names and events but lacks coherent details. The fragment mentions multiple persons and locations but the meaning is unreadable, offering no verifiable incident or outcome to summarize.
Unclear Appointment List From Workington Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple named individuals including Olle Afra Motella Cornell Elyabure A C Nhefers Gimiute Suimitel Hopps Motanmurue Laneten Welesport Joseph A Monner with a Workington date of December 1. The full context and roles are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workington
Tarennawivenias Olle
Afra
Motella Cornell Elyabure
A. C
Nhefers Gimiute Town
Suimitel Hopps
Motanmurue
Bi Laneten
Welesport
Joseph A. Monner
Princeton Names New Captain and Board Selection
Fragmented notice reports Princeton appoints a new captain and outlines upcoming officer selections for the year. It mentions local officials and a ceremony at Princeton with names and positions partially readable.
Funeral of Mrs McKintoy Leads Morning News
The morning edition reports the funeral of Mrs McKintoy with Democratic representatives discussing work plans. Emory Smith talks about a newspaper Beliter, and other items cover expenses, budget news, court proceedings, congress in session, and regional updates including Lackawanna County and markets.
Expenses to Cut Down Weeding Civil Service Bills Debate
Washington reports a House debate on reducing civil service staffing and salaries by weeded cuts. Mr. Bingham proposes amendments to trim expenses, while Barrett and other members defend the civil service law amid protests and party lines. The session adjourned for a funeral with further action expected after recess.
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Barrett
Cleveland
Washington
Clinton
Civil Service Commission
Solsorheing
Almeet
Tilnghim
Rep
Wns
Bil
Mosgsre
Grosvenor
Bacrel Miarsh
Cahn
Mewill Ain Diehey
Mase
Messi
Steele
Brum
Marah
Mesere
Cannon
Bingham
Goa
Kyle
Pennsylvania Pensions Note Names and Places
The article lists several names and places linked to pensions in Pennsylvania. It mentions Horatio and Kerte along with Willinepmirt and William Corponier, plus Busquehanna and McHenry in a fragmented pension context.
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Washington
Dee
Tipe Payneot- Vane Potkelan
Horatio & Kerte
Willinepmirt
Fm Aeditional
William Corponier
Bhunonfere
Busquehanna
Thenewel
Itonine Win F. Armen
Monigonmits
Usconimira
Lncrewne
William Chile
Bhimlie
Onisinal Widows
Weather forecast from The Herald of New York
The Herald predicts overcast and rain in the morning with fog, then clearing. North winds shift to brisk easterlies along the coast with fresh gusts, followed by colder spells and possible snow or rain in northern districts.
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the Herald
New York
Coumta
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MR. Bailey
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Nework
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Penneylvania
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