Ohio contest of legislature leadership in doubt
Exclusive AP report from Columbus notes a split among Republican factions over who will lead the next Ohio legislature. Six unpledged members hold sway, with Price and McKinnon each claiming support while some pledged to both sides.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Price
Mckinnon
eCyist
Pool
McNeil
Nihart
Foster
Bochery
Qonfustam
Thease
Prien
Iit Rensem Viva Voce
Senaddy Hanna
de Washington
Pornker
da Cinelinath
Congressnin Dek
Fin Avon
Congressian Pay Ter
Ohinybus
Toledo
Tor Clerk
O Connor On American Journalism Influence
London January 2 T P O Connor M P writes to an association of American publishers in New York declining a dinner invitation. He notes pride in the United States progress over the last decade and credits American journalism with expanding public discourse and human interest in reporting.
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London
T. P. O'Connor
M. P
American Publishers of
New York
United States
Steamship Arrivals Repor ted by Exclusive Wire
Queentown January 4 Arrived Ver mane New York for Livergoet Suited Veronly tran Divepad New York Mavee Arrived da Gavolv New York Cherbourg Mailed Kaiserin Maria Theresa Hoengs Southampton New York Hotter usth Arrived Atpaterdam Row York Licardo Pamae Wyilerlund New York for Cherbourg god Antwerp
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Queemtown
Vermanle
New York
Veronly
Tran
da Gavolv
Cherbourg
Kaiserin Maria Theresa
Circo
Hoengs
Southampton
Usth
Atpaterdam
Row York
Licardo Pamae
Wyilerlund
Public Debt Drops in December 1901 Totaling 1 etc
December 31 1901 close shows national debt excluding cash in treasury at 1 628 286 a monthly decrease of 84 The breakdown lists interest bearing debts 45 278 010 non-interest bearing notes 1228 780 other debt 888 612 568 total 1 193 261 564 offset by cash on hand 811 468 089 leaving cash balance 227 600 278 An increase of 4 502 013 in cash for the month is noted
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Washington
Treasury
Clissiie Oy
General
National Bank Depositivdes
Sliz BU
Bot
Aeabise
Ssasdus Adit
Hanil
Governor Hunts Annual Message Read In San Juan Theater
Exclusive wire reports Governor Hunt addressed a joint Puerto Rico legislature session in San Juan applauding free trade with the United States and noting progress in education and industry. He defended labor rights while warning against ill advised strikes and favored peaceful means to improve wages and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porta
Tau
Jorissiture
Porto Rico
Ofelock
San Wl
Essage
Viet
Leon
Aes Wike
Porte Riew
United States
Isha
Sgeal Colvre
Iunierpol
Srotingo Dolessus
Ameriqa Federation of Labor
Peacenile
Piniwerthy
Piartheula
Glass Blowers Strike At Cumberland Window Gilies Works
New York dispatch notes that 150 glass blowers at the Cumberland Window Gilies works in Bridgeton New Jersey walked out over a demand for a guaranteed weekly wage of 40 dollars. Separately 300 inside wiremen in New York began a strike over pay, seeking three dollars per day and refusing to handle nonunion made material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cumberland Window Gilies Works
Bridgeton
Glass Company
Electrical Inside Wiremen’ S Union
Newink
Nod
Wention
White girl Hannah Losaw hiding in Stroudsburg rumor
Special to the Beraviud Tribune reports Hannah Losaw aged 20 of Washington New Jersey who sought to marry Davis Lundy a colored man is said to be hiding in Stroudsburg after leaving with her mother. Local colored people deny she is present and say the intended husband was mobbed by about 40 people.
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Stroudsburg
Speclal
Beraviud Tribune
Hannah Losaw
Washington, N. J
Davis Lundy
Washington
Corporations Chartered in State Listings
A list of newly chartered corporations appears with names and capital figures. Companies include Philadelphia Electric Light Company with $15,000 capitalization, Standard Bleed Corporation, Water utilities in multiple counties, and several other firms with varying capital amounts.
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Hastivburg
Dwn
Ioeshortews
Cariotipano Piltaaings Capital
BOO
Cyanide Pompyanny
Wkiuad
Thiogd
Caglin
Imia'khoy Water Company
Frednansbungs Cgpital
Vapionins Water Company
Matiaiin
Tanger Company
Hanovers Capital
Editor Kills Highwayman in Chicago Shootout
Chicago financial editor Eugene Hector mortally wounds an alleged highwayman. The fallen man identified as George II Donoval of Springfield Massachusetts, based on a letter found on the body. A second letter dated Manila 1901 links the writer to a US Philippine commission stenographer.
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Chicago
Eugene Hector
Cicago
George II
Donoval
Bypringfield
Mass
Manila
Dan
Springfield
United States Philippine Commission
United States Philippine Commission. Another Letter, Daled
Boston
Miex
ISO
George TT Dondwioy
Trinity Court
Dartmouth Street
Cleveland bankers take charge of Everett Moore trolley and telephone lines
A Meveland committee of bankers assumes control of Everett-Moore syndicate properties across Ohio and Michigan. The holdings include Cleveland Eleeting Hallway, Detroit United Railway, Lake Shore Motor Railway, and multiple telephone companies. They report assets in good condition and solvency despite extensive debts and failed negotiations for new funding.
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Associated Press
Meveland
Meveland Bankers
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Ohio
Michigan
Cleveland Eleeting Hallway Company
Detroit United Railway Company
Cleveland, Painesville and Astern Railroad Company
Detroit and Toledo Shore Line Railroad Company
Lake Shore Mlovtric Thailrod Company
Northern
Olio Traction
United States Long Distance Telephone Company
Cuyahora Telephone Company
Cleveland
Stark (Ohio)Telephone Companiung
Peoples Telephone Company
Detroit
Qinmersus
Everett-Moore
Everett-Mauoee
Alelie
Heng
Askots
Fatal Hotel Fire Claims Three At The Search Light
A hotel fire at the Search Light in Massachusetts on a Sunday night killed Mrs. Bullock the lessee and her two children. Essie Wheatley age 12 was severely burned and in critical condition. Firefighters arrived too late to save the victims.
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Associated Mass
Searchlight Hotel
Fragmentary 19th Century Gazette Clippings
Fragmented OCR from a New Viel publication references names and dates in a political context. The readable bits mention an image of a democratic faction and a discussion of tithe and rigger terms, with unclear attribution to Eaclaive Whig and The Ascanimiod.
Invalid OCR Fragment Headlines
A fragmented OCR reading mentions travel between places and a dated scene, but the readable text is unclear. No identifiable persons or organizations are confirmed, making it impossible to extract concrete events, dates, or locations.
Reciprociy Convention Denounced by Chamber of Commerce
A Washington meeting of the chamber of commerce sees opposition to the Washington reciprocity convention. Ex mayor Charles Lehieren objects to the action arguing tariff removal would force cheaper labor and lower American goods standards. M L Welker and Berlin observer Ludwig Max Goldberg present foreign views. The committee report and resolutions passed after debate.
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Associated Pos
New York
Chamber of Commerce
M. L. Welker
Ludwig Max Goldberger
Berlin
Committee On Foreign Commerce and the Revenue
Washington
Oil Hunters In Luzerne Start Prospecting Soon
A new outfit, Pine Brook Oil Company, led by J T D McHenry of Benton, plans to begin boring operations next week near Luzerne. Locals fear disruption as streams run dry from prior prospecting activity and look for potential paying quantities in the borings.
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Asipedatiid Press
Wilkes-Barre
Joan
Pine Brook Ol
Tuntingden Waillew
Onis
J. TD. McHenry
Benton
Arrests of Two Americans Stir Turkey Tax Exemption Debate
In Constantinople two American nationals were arrested for refusing to pay a tax tied to military service exemption. The U.S. minister John J. A. Selahman protested to the Porte, which ordered the men detained without further mistreatment and told authorities to spare American citizens.
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Constantinople
Jun
Mipoli
Syria
Aarp Vrepiteseut
Ois
Porte
United States
Turkey
John J. A. Selahman
Amer
Calegbas
Officer Huesman Declared Insane
A partial transcription reports an insanity declaration for Officer Huesman after testimony described disturbances and conflicting statements. The available text is garbled and names appear uncertain, but centers on a mental health ruling affecting a police official.
Canada religious census shows Catholics far ahead in three cities
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports Ottawa census figures for Montreal Toronto and Ottawa. Roman Catholics total 22 425 surpassing Church of England 96 968 Presbyterians 68 582 and Methodists 62 206. Catholic gains noted in each city with year over year increases.
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Ottawa
Church of England
Montreal
Toronto
Presbyterian Church
Methodists
Pennsylvania Railroad earnings and expenses November summary
The report compares November 1901 earnings and expenses for the Pennsylvania Railroad system and its affiliates with the prior year. It shows increases in gross earnings, varying expense rises, and net earnings changes for month and eleven months ending November 30, 1901, across several divisions and neighboring lines.
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Associated Pree
Philadelphia
Pennsylvia Railrroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tuffalo and
Allegheny Valley Division
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Gyl Hmnore Railroad Company
Northern Central Tieupond Company
Pittsburg
Civoss
Cuban Elections Revealed In Central Scrutiny
Exclusive wire reports the December 31 1902 Cuban elections returns with Tomas Watrada Palma winning presidency with fifty five electors while Bartolome Miaso, who withdrew, has eight electors. Senor Fhiinia claims multiple provincial delegations and electors from Puerto Principe and Santiago. Civil governors elected include Pereg in Pinar del Rio Nunes in Havinig Lee uonn Matanais Gomes in Santa Chivas Recto Puerto Principe and Fedevarria in Santiago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubitt
Tomas Watrada Palma
Cuba
Bartolome Miaso
Denvermiic
Senor Fhiinia
Minilinois
Sinar del Rio
Swontpadiaie Chinamen Detained for Oil Law Violation
Exclusive wire reports Gray orders detention of Chinese nationals for entering the country illegally. Applications are filed in each case. Suspects await action by higher authorities as authorities assess penalties and possible deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensing
Dun
Venezuelan Revolution Crushed Reported by Wire
An Associated Press dispatch from New York quotes a Venezuelan official stating the revolution has been crushed. The anonymous wire report mentions defeat and a restoration of order, with limited details and hurried signing of a note.
Beaton Dispatch Confusing Relay of Games and Scores
Exclusive wire reports a muddled summary of teams and events with unclear names. Mentions Mokarland Maya Moheon Bilin and references to mining and precious goods, with scattered phrases about Friday and evening events.
Piening Triumphs Over Turk In Tentative Tilt
Exclusive dispatch from New York reports Piening defeats the Turk in a tight winded contest. Naoko excels as the clock winds down while Cron Conte Pilawe watches. Tavood and Puck contribute early bursts as Chiriyinren and Swett Chet weigh in with key plays.
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New York
Dab
Pidong
Naoko
Etlog
Amin
Lady Pauncefote Heads Line at White House Reception
A confusion over precedence at a New Year reception at the White House led Lady Pauncefote to stand at the head of the diplomatic line with the British envoy’s staff. The German ambassador, Herr von Holleber, declined the dean's status to permit Lady Pauncefote to remain at the front as a gesture.
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Pauncefote
Washington
White House
Pouncefote
Pauneceforte
Herr von Holleber
Commandant Snyman Thanks President Roosevelt
Commandant J L D Snyman, a former Boer ally and South Africa veteran, thanked President Roosevelt for sending money to his wife via the United States consul at Cape Town. He said he would appeal to Congress for a public expression on the war, seeking cross party support and no partisan charge. The Boer leader did not discuss the war with the president.
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Associated Press
Washington
J. LD. Snyman
ren+erel Dewel
South Afrilca
West
Roosevelt
Snyman
Havirng
Myo Owlie
South Africa
Tshiall
United States
Cape Tew
Voce Saynan
Congress
Admiral Sampson Worsens As Illness Progresses
Exclusive wire report from The Associated Press notes Admiral Sampson’s illness advancing with arterial degeneration and declining responsiveness to treatment. Doctors report symptoms indicate a worsening condition and growing uncertainty about recovery.
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Washington
Jan
Sampson
Tablet Announces New Education Commission
The Tablet reports Hie He Tak appointed a deliberial commission to consider all questions connected with the studies. Eleven consultors from different counties will join, while Car. Hine Porocchi is excluded from the commission due to difficulties in the case.
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London
Tablet
Porocchi
Tragic Drowning As Ice Breaks in Pond Rescue
A group of children fell through thin ice into a pond at Millytonville while attempting a rescue. Joseph Kelly braved the water to save his sister but could not prevent the tragedy.
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Milly Tinovi
Tude
Ciille
Joseph Kelly
Protest Against Horse Hospital Hearing Scheduled
An exiled wire report from Thy Associated Press notes a protest in Philadelphia area residents near Thinttithi mad Syurtico iil. Attorney General Kikin is urged to bring a case against the state’s university by a veteran group. A hearing is planned at the Thirtleti ail Rte treats location.
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Horse Hospital
Associated Press
Hurriebing
Dan
Mosidente
Philadelphia
Syurtico Iil
Noytio
Ceneral Kikin
Walt
His Head Blown Off Noted In Local Tragedy Report
A garbled report from the era notes a violent incident resulting in a fatal head injury. The fragmented text mentions a young man age 18 and references a house and street scene, implying a shocking death connected to criminal or accident circumstances.
Queen Victoria Memorial Grant Hope Conditions Stated
Exclusive wire reports from The Acebolated Press in London describe Ruward seeking a grant for the Queen Victoria Memorial. The piece notes conditions and potential waivers affecting the funding, with limited legible details available.
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Acebolated
Londo
Dan
Dewands
Keen
Three Men Killed Seven Wounded In Macon Engine Explosion
A freight engine just out of the repair shop exploded at 7 40 am in Macon Georgia shaking the city. Seven miles away the blast was heard and three miles distant houses felt the shock. Three men died and several others were injured as debris was hurled through the round house. The cause remains uncertain with a theory involving a water intake on a red hot crown sheet. A 3 000 pound piece of steel was thrown 160 yards.
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Macon
Associated Press
Central Railroad
Georgian
OV Neil
Henry Fox
Willis
Eod. Hambrick
Carpenter
William Wilson
J. Me. Meadows
Peter Hammock
Weaund
Wesley Clothson
Peter Adams
Mr. Hodges
Robert Hodges
Henry Ox
McDonald
Iknowville
Tenn
Cornelius
John McDonald
Bank run ends as Dime Savings meets all deposits
Cleveland reports a run on the Dime Savings and Banking company prompted by the Everett-Moore syndicate. Directors Everett and Moore deny insolvency and state the bank has ample funds to pay depositors. October resources totaled 5,762,002 with a 330,000 surplus.
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Dime Savings Association
Associated Press
Cleveland
Everett-Moore
Dime Savings and Banking Company
Everett and Moore
Watterson
Welsh Quarry Riots Intensify Across North Wales
Exclusive wire reports ongoing riots between strikers and workers at Lord Penrhyn's Bett ries in Bangor and district. Military control restored as violence escalates and cavalry are moved from Aldershot and Lichfield to restore order.
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Associated
Prem
London
Bangor
North Wale
Lord Penrhyn
Aldershot
Lichfield
Church Messages at London Service Heard by Parker
In a midday service Parker the Cit minister read messages from prominent figures. The congregation heard two messages addressed to King Edward and President Hoosewelt, each sentence met with hearty cheers.
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London
Parker
Edward
Wis
Weather Summary From Local Observation
Reported data appears garbled with scattered terms on precipitation and temperature. No coherent facts or locations are readable to produce a reliable summary.
Washington Weather Forecast Fragment
Fragmentary forecast notes show cloudy Friday colder north portion Saturday becomes fair and cold shifting to northwest. No reliable locations or times.
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Washington
Jao
Northy
Aporthwest
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Belmont
New York Chamber of
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Charles A. Lehieren
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Luzerne
Pine Brook Company
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Laine
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Vreehdent
Metiniey
Canada
Assolated Press
Pennsylvania
Associated Pres
Jin
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Cosi
Associated Inc
Piening
Riley
Commandant Snyman
Associated Sex
Biblical Commission
Lia Ohlckona
Andre
Ditotte Via
Ekpluiled
Elit Winkonaiel
Georgia Gentral Railroad House
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A OM. Mdonald
Dimars Cornelis
Will Adyiward
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Lora
Tighe
Lowe Lenowruban
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