Funeral rites honor Colquin of Georgia in Washington
The funeral of Sapatar Colquin of Georgia took place in the capitol chamber at 1 o clock with a brief service by the chaplain and a Senate address. The Vice President, Cabinet, Chief Justice, and many eminent figures attended before the procession moved to the Pennsylvania Railroad depot for interment in Macon, Georgia.
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Diplomatic Corps
Orucial
Tinal
Wastuxuron
Mareh
Sapatar Colquin
Georgia
Senate
House
Cleveland
Dipremic Court
Diplomatie Vworns Aml Miiny
House of Representatives
Capitol
Fennsylvania
Micon
Gia
Coxey Army Reaches Alliance Amid Promises of Food
The Coxey army arrives in Alliance hungry but hopeful as crowds gather. Supplies are said to exceed needs and a shipment east is planned if devotion continues. Coxey plans Chicago trip to raise support and an eastern news writer names Camp Ann L. Diggs as the camping site.
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Coxer
Hino
Cosey
Coxey
Chicago
Popper
Seruel
Marechal Carl Browne
Eama
Salem
Olso Ia
Ann L. Diggs
Sonia Smith
Coxisna
Effects of the cold snap hit several districts
Reports from Florida Jacksonville to Tennessee describe minor damage in the north, with frost affecting crops such as berries lettuce beans and cabbage. Delaware and surrounding areas report fruit loss and bud injury, while the Mississippi valley sees widespread damage to fruit vegetation and forests.
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Jack
Pin
Afaroh
Jacksonville
Jobsere
St. Marek
Thenwanda
Dolinra
Dasvinte
Mare
Mearns
Tenn
Dellara
Missiawippi
Mill Girls Rally to Protest Wilson Bill in Senate
Rhode Island mill girls depart for Washington to testify before the Senate finance committee against the Wilson bill. The group, described as the most beautiful workers in the mills, aims to influence the congressional action on the tariff measure.
Georgetown Defeats Yale 14 to 2 in College Baseball
Georgetown defeated Yale 14 to 2 in Washington with Yale pitcher Carter pitching seven innings and struggling. The Georgetown nine dominated the game from the start as Carter allowed multiple runs and Yale could not answer.
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Georgetown
Yale
Washington, D.C
Boya Tolay
Carter
Dying Woman's Evidence Stuns in Heath Murder Trial
Testimony in the second Heath murder trial in Fresno centers on a dying woman's sensational statements about Laula B. McWhirter a noted Democratic leader.
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Fresno
Cal
Richard S. Heath
Laula B. McWhirter
Murder Trial Facts Unfold In Court Testimony
Mrs Orn Palmer testifies about a morning murder attempt while driving to the depot near Moe Whirter's residence. Koel Terry a young lawyer appears in the vehicle as the scene reveals a mask and handkerchief bearing a name. Mrs Palmer extinguishes flames as the buggy starts, evidence shown to the court.
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Orn Palmer
Moe Whirter
Koel Th Terry
Yooung
Parry
Thames
Union League weighs expulsion of Breckinridge from honorary role
The Union League Club of Chicago considers expelling ex congressman Breckinridge from honorary membership. Present honorary members Hurtsot Chatney Depaw and the Kentucky congressman are named among the few still on the list.
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Chicago
Mareh
Union League Ciin
Aovial Organization
Breckinridge
Clas
Hurtisot
Chatney M. Depaw
Kentucky
Flower Snubs Troy Men In Audience Refusal
A Troy delegation pressed Governor Flower for a hearing on a murder case and a grand jury request but was met with a flat refusal and threats of arrest. The incident, in the executive chamber ante room at 1 o clock, led to heated exchanges and resignations from Governor Flower's staff as anger swept the scene.
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Executive Chamber
Troy
Robert Ross
Shen
Williama
William Confertui
Flower
William
Tuigdietmeus
Generil Pum. Ricketts
Indignatin
Anuh
Damage Estimated Along Wilmington to Goldsboro Line
A conservative farmer reports extensive damage to crops along the Wilmington to Goldsboro line, a four mile stretch, with damages estimated around 200000 dollars. Coast line officials estimate railroad corridor damages in the trackage sections at not less than 100000 dollars.
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Winsisarox
N.C
Wilmington Aml Weldon
Wilmington
Golds Horn
Cavesin Cavern Collapse Near Indian Ridge Colliery
A cave in near Indian Ridge colliery buried 600 feet of Lehigh Valley Railroad tracks and a Reading siding. Two cars were involved with no injuries. emergency crews, including a large force, worked at the scene.
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Sexasovan
Odiia Ridge
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Reading Talroad
Pollard Case: Defense Clashes Over Forged Letter Allegations
Lawyers for Colonel Breckinridge challenge Miss Pollard's account with testimony on a letter claimed to invite him to visit and praise his pace. Witnesses compare handwriting and deny statements attributed to Pollard in 1893 involving a marriage promise. The trial centers on a July 20 letter alleged to be Pollard’s writing.
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Breckinridge
Miss Pollard
Mies
Breckinrilga
Mae
James C. Roles
BreeXenridge
Wesleyan College
William Moore
Washington
Philadelphia Bride Weds French Ambassador’s Son in City
Miss Eleanor Lomas Elyvernon, daughter of James Elverson, marries Jules Paténotre, French ambassador to the United States, at Elverson residence 2024 Walnut Street. Witnesses include Sir Julian Paunefate and Prince Cantadane, with Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Ivan present. The pope sent the apostolic benediction via despatch from Monsignor Sitolli.
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Philadelimla
Jules ‘Patenotre
Frenehy
United States
Eleanor Lomas Elyvernon
James Elverson
Walnut Street
Julian Paaneefate
Prines Cantadaene
Aiamond Ghiep
Sitolli
M. Patonotta
Unclear bout with fight ends in confusion
A fragmented report describes a boxing or physical culture event at the Calpeter mansion where Charles Stevig and Allert Harrington battled, Stevie reportedly was knocked out in the fourth round and unable to continue, with lingering questions about the outcome and witnesses.
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Omaha
Prinet
Calpeter
Lonkno
Charles Stevig
Allert Harrington
Mamie Denna
Stevie
Teelgiedl
Dublin Freeman meeting ends in floor collapse
During a shareholder meeting at the Tinperkil Motel in Dublin, part of the ceiling collapsed sending attendees tumbling. Several people were trampled with injuries. Mr. Tioman Sexton halted panic and order was restored.
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Japraing
Denios
Martel
Dublin Freeman
Tinperkil
Tay
Dior
Cleveland Likely to Object to Coloage Bill Structure
The report suggests President Cleveland will veto or object to the form of the Coloage Fill measure due to structural defects. If his objections are sustained, the bill could be rewritten to remove ambiguities and then returned for approval.
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Cleveland
Murder Charge After Child Dies at Fallon Home
In New Casaan Collin March 27 Calvin Bartham a juvenile in custody charged with murder in the death of Jennie Fallon age unknown. Police say the boy assaulted the child in the yard behind the Fallon home and she died after appearing at a window and collapsing at her mother's feet.
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New Casaan
Collin
Calvin Bartham
Wievear
Jennie Fallon
Agel
Young Birthin
Fallon
Yong Bartham
Pension Roll Expansion for Dependent Children
A government decision will enlarge pension rolls by admitting many dependent children of deceased soldiers. The Assistant Secretary will add children aged under ten who were previously excluded by the act, expanding support for those deemed insane idiotic or permanently helpless.
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Wasitisutos
Riteriue
Ievoulda Duucunes
Fastidious High Roller Held as Wall Street Scandal Unfolds
A man linked to a Wall Street downfall faces Jefferson Market court after a scheme involving $40,000 in currency and forged investment endorsements. His adventuress companion abandoned him in Montreal as investigators trace a shortage of funds across Will Street.
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Hig Downfall
Wall Street
Grivesend
SLEAM
Theo Tigen Aiby
Ani
Treasuteret
Wikee Barre
Jefferson Market
Devon
Tie
Faramok
Reynolds
W NZ
W. Mhurple
D& Cn
Zell
Alexander Newbtruer
Wali Hroudwuay
Aeventis Street
Tristan
Weiliad
ZOON
Wecording
Will
Josie Hoffman
Montreal
Coal Company
Fidelity and Cyapalty Company
Zul the Bitter
Unseated Newfoundland Legislators for Corruption
Surveyor general Henry Woolf and colleague George Moores, both representing Bay Dy Vera in Newfoundland, were removed from the legislative seat for various corrupt practices. The decision bars them from sitting for four years, signaling a likely parliamentary dissolution.
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Heney Woolf
George Moores
Bay Dy Vera
Newfoundland
Riotous mob forced to leave country after riot charge
A group charged with riotous construction were released after paying costs and signing a paper agreeing to leave the country within twenty four hours and never return. They departed westward.
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Lialiane
Divaporae
Ainooxa
Mare
Lilsoly
Thrae Pility Attacks Women Then Slashes Self in Maine
In Basdon Me on March 7 Thrae Pility dyed about 25 and living at Howland fatally cut his throat after attacking Mrs Delilah Kickers a grasewidow cook in the New Hugland boarding house. He struck twice failing to win her hand and escaped unharmed before taking his own action.
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Basdon
Howland
Hugland
Delilah Kickers
Pelky
Junior Order Opposes nun teaching in public schools
State Councilor Kert and attorneys Baird Patterson and A D Wilkin led a conference with order leaders and nun teachers in Caleta county schools. The Junior Order United American Mechanics vows to fight the presence of nuns teaching in public schools, citing a prior Allegheny county victory by similar action.
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Alleghene County
Walter American Workmen
Disease spreads as Pottsville reports scarlet fever cases
Several errors-filled lines describe health and crime news across towns in Pennsylvania. Scarlet fever rising in Pottsville and Pottsville related areas, with scattered notes on hospitals, jails, and coal towns.
Turbulent Congress Debates Tariff and Pensions
Amid a flurry of action in Washington Congress approves a new tariff while filibusters and stock market maneuvers dominate the day. Treasury figures and military posts loom large as lawmakers push pensions and duties, with several officials named in transit and disciplinary notices.
Explosion Damages Public Hall In Mont evon Le Maine
A blasting powder bomb exploded on a windowsill at a public hall in Mont evon-Lea Minva Saone et Loire. The building suffered heavy damage but no injuries were reported. The town is a coal mining and quarrying district.
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Pass, Mare
Montevon-Lea Minva
Department of
Saone Et-Loire
Cdal
Scam in Patent Medicine Mail Frauds Hits South Bend Vendors
Detectives chase mystery robberies as more than $10,000 in cash meant for patent medicines and cosmetics vanish from the mail to South Bend vendors. Fraud concerns grow amid angry correspondents and unsettled patients awaiting funds.
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South Best Ind
Mysterion Mall
South Bend
Eald
Golait Elopement and Reconciliation Reported in Tennessee
A Civil War era telegram from Miccon notes Senator Golait’s wedding to Miss Twiggs, a member of a wealthy Gorin family, followed by a reconciliation at Captain John Row’s residence, a relative of the bride.
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Mess. Tenn
Micon
Golait
Twiggs
Death at Dallastown Fire Leaves Old Man Burned
A man in Dallastown died in a house fire that also injured a nearby resident who escaped by crawling to raise the alarm. Fire crews found the older occupant burned to ashes under the debris and buried him with a pillow.
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Vouk
Moreh
Dietrick Kyte
Dallastown
Mantes
Unclear OCR: Political and Crime Notes Across Europe
Fragmented lines report Belgium interior minister with premier, a conductor accused of theft on a Milan train, Australians and Argentinians colonial tensions, planned April action to oust three Bank of Maryland directors, Albanian leader Kabah residence captured and burned by Katia, Trieste bank cashier absconds with 46000 florins, Crikps and Prairie trade talks stalled by protectionists.
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Mr. Borlet
Belgium
Milan
Argentins
Bank of Mayland
Kabaseh
Raktem Kabah
Katia
Trieste
Crikps
Des Moines Man Accused in Warren County Vigilante Threat
A sheriff reports a muttered vigilante plan to lynch George Ashworth in Warren County after alleged improprieties with Mrs Mason on the Mason farm near Sammiersit. Ashworth, about two years old in rumor, is said to be sought by masked locals while Mason travels in Indiana.
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Des Moises
Warren County
George Ashworth
Ashworth
Wiktor Mason
Sammiersit
Mason
Indingela
Ashworth Fatally Shoots Mira Masonent in Shocking Attack
Eyewitness details show Ashworth going upstairs to grab a revolver then returning to where Mira Masonent rocked her baby and firing three shots. One bullet struck the emule, two on each side just below the rise, Ashworth fled and fled the scene. Mira Mason will not live.
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Ashworth
Mra
Spanish Judge Viiikes Wry in March Trial
A Spanish judge presiding over the trial of an Amirehian accused of bombing the Lygeni Opera House in Barcelona urged government action to form a Birolona force akin to St Peterstiirge’s wartime unit. The judge called for surveillance and centralized reporting to a central authority, citing prior prosecutions and attempts to curb criminal networks, while noting past actions against archists and organized crime.
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Domeonech
Amirehian
Lygeni
Barcelona
Hae
Birolona
St. Peterstiirge
Elsnite
Sendr Digeneeh
Ronslentlor Wyrdon
Central Authority
Andsiasia
Beauty Bought In Vain and the Gilbert Hailey Affair
A chaotic narrative follows Gilbert E Tuiley and Cap Chougherty amid a New York political family feud. Mrs Bailey, seeking beauty and revenge after her husband’s infidelity, endures surgeries and financial ruin to restore her looks. The tale moves from Chicago to Michigan Avenue and a tense domestic confrontation ensues.
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Gilbert B. Hailey
Parrhigion
Jerry City
Gilbert E. Tuiley
Cap Chougherty
New York
Hop City
Sol
Mra
Hailey
Dan
Igor
Porte
Gerlinuabaud
Arene
Lidia
Bailey
Patia
Diailey
America
Chicago
Death by Self Inflicted Action Ends Ballimora Tipware Dealer Tale
Jim Conway a Ballimora tipware dealer reportedly killed himself after threats to shoot. The incident occurred in Bathvonk on Mare 7 when Conway demanded assistance, claimed interference with his business, and fired a weapon leading to his death. Authorities noted recent business troubles and an assignment of assets preceding the tragedy.
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Jim Conway
Ballimora
Bathvonk
Mare
John Cone Wir
Harrison
Conway
Ilia
Unclear OCR fragment prompt with multiple names and notices
The readable text reveals a jumble of names and events including a debate invitation, a birthday note, a building project, a New York exchange, a labor secretary, and a court case over four thousand dollars in damage. Specific identities and places are partially obscured by garbled OCR.
Firestorm Transylvania Brews Wrolweatoy Panic
A garbled March report from Waswexcox notes a firestorm-like event at Transylvania involving Wrolweatoy. Details are unclear but mass alarms and warnings spread toward the western Pennsylvania region, with references to wine and other unsettled items.
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Waswexcox
Transylvania
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