Barrett Attacks Senator Over Philippine Speech
John Barrett ex minister condemned Senator Moen over a controversial Philippine address. Barrett claimed the anti expansion speech was cabled in cipher to Paris and Hong Kong, then assembled and sent to Manila and distributed in the islands, fueling insurrection rumors. He spoke at Dane Poreat University drawing cheers and handshakes.
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Chienzo
John Barrett
Siam
Dake Poreat University
United Saves
Pau
Tong Rong
Warsing
Onse
Barrett
Moen
Oriental Elands
Luzon
Tong Hone
Kong Kong
Ward Convicted Third Time in Craven Court
Memphis January 13. A R K Ward was convicted again in craven court after jurors fixed his punishment following a prior term in the state penitentiary. His counsel moved for a new trial citing irregularities in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mempis
Cravent
A. RK. Ward
Penitenius
Pils Cousel
Death of General Dibney St Maury Noted in Richmond
Richmond reports the death in Peoria of General Dibney St Maury, Confederate army veteran and former minister to Columbia. Maury is remembered for defending Mobile Bay. remains will be moved to Fredericksburg for interment.
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Richmond
Peocia
Dibney St. Maury
Confederete Army
Columbia
Maury
Mobile Bay
Fredericksburg
Bank robbed at Owenville in Bonner County
Toe McGinnis bank in Owenville was entered and the safe blown open. Authorities say $15,000 was in the bank but details were not released. In Uvalde Texas on January 15 Victoriano Martinez was found guilty of murder and sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary after a fiercely contested trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
Toe McGinnis Bank
Owenville
Ge Bon County
Eras
Shkurslay
Uvalde. Tex
Victoriano Martinez
Morier
Guilly
Bora
Man hanged for mutual assault in Grawalmp County
Seenin Tex Dan Bilis Miseb was convicted at the May term of court in Grawalmp County for mutual assault and was hanged there after confessing his crime.
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Seenin
Tex
Dan
T. Bilis
Weimar
Colrade
Domestic Tragedy Report Near Knerville Involving Schaden
Knerville records reveal Jacob Schaden, also called Swede, killed his wife and then shot himself at their home six miles from Schaden’s place, seen as the culmination of domestic troubles. Galveston reports James B. Tord, a Black man, convicted of slitting Pauline Peese’s throat on April 7 and sentenced to a Pasama vue penitentiary.
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Knerville
Jun
Jacob Schaden
Galveston
Tex
James B. Tord
Pauline Peese
Supreme Court Dismisses Louisiana Texas Quarantine Case
The U S Supreme Court dismissed the portion of Louisiana v Texas and the Texas health officer case on the merits of quarantine during yellow fever outbreaks. Justice Fuller announced that no direct issue between the states was presented in the controversy.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Louisiana
Texas
Texas Health Officer
New Afrieana
Fuller
Obituary Aged 63 in Maines Jan 16
Janes Maines died at his home aged 63. He was born in McMinns county Tennessee and educated at Abington Lis. He served as counsel to Kirion Jamaica in Ashil and held several government roles including collector of internal revenue at Galveston and superviser general of customs in Texas. He later became an editorial writer for the Iowa Homestead and editor of the Des Moines Daily News.
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Maines
Camn
Flo
McMinn
Tennessee
Abington
Lis
Lincoln
Kirion
Jamaica
Ashil
Cralveston
Tex
Alines
Texas
Lowa
Des Moines
Two Robbers Hold Up Prudential Branch in Queens
In Long Island City two men forced cashier Harry Atuing to hand over cash at the Prudential Insurance office early Thursday night. They unlocked and carried away the open safe containing thousands of dollars, then fled the scene.
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New York
Long Island City
Prudential Insurance Company
Judge Thaver Frees Joan P. Reess From Contempt Ruling
In January 15 court action Judge Thaver ordered the release of Joan P. Reess a member of the United Mine Workers executive committee held in Poent Scott, W.Va. for contempt. The Reese injunction and intervention for addressing strong miners were upheld.
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Louis
Tharer
Aryears
Joan P. Reess
United Mine Workers of America
Poet Scott
Rms
Reese
Thaver
Governor McMillin Likely Senate Candidate in Field
Nashville Jan 16 Governor McMillin may run for United States Senate as indications grow. Statewide governor’s friends push his bid with whispers of other political moves in Kentucky and Tennessee over the past weeks. In Pound Gap Kentucky a running gun battle left Henry Leap and Henry Campbell dead or wounded after a card game tied to the confrontation.
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Nashville
McMillin
United
Bel Ir
Sun
Whiterburg
Pound Gap
Taze
Arcaie
Henry Leap
Henry Sutherland
Verry Long
Henry Campbell
Taxa Fiall
Tienry Leap
Dave Sutherland
Henry Camp Mo
Area Leap
Tienry Bucherland
Interstate Commerce Commission Seeks Stronger Power
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports frustration with limited authority to regulate railroads and urges swift congressional action to grant broader regulatory powers. It highlights rising freight rates and growing railroad consolidation as core issues.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Missing Miss Augusta Henderson Found Near Kempes Hill
The body of Augusta Henderson formerly of Saint Louis washed ashore on the lake near Kempes Hill. She vanished from the retreat last Thursday evening amid rumors of an old love promise dating back years. Local authorities pursue further details.
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Kenosha
Wis
Jin
Merly
Augusta Henderson
Louis
We Lake
Kempes Hill
Aniitta
Convention Selections Set for Raleigh Next August
The Cotton States Association of Agricultural Councils named August 21 as the date for its next annual convention to be held in Raleigh North Carolina after the recent New Orleans gathering.
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Atlanta
Denier
Cotton Scares’ Association of Coumtises
Overs of Agriculture
New Orleans
Raleigh
N.C
Indian Territory January term delayed by illness
The U S court for the Indian Territory postpones the January term until the first Tuesday in October due to illness and disease concerns, affecting proceedings and filings.
British Troop Leader Hoberts Headed South Africa Figurehead
London dispatch to The Herald reports Israel as the chief in South Africa at the helm of British forces with Hoberts in a symbolic role as figurehead.
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New York
Spitten
Herald
London
Israly
South Africa
Hoberts
Child Dies After Being Kicked by Calf near Victoria
Victoria Texas January 13 The four year old daughter of Florence Semaiat Jr living west of town died from a kick to the forehead by a calf the skull fractured in the incident authorities said a tragic farm accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria, Tex
Florence Semaiat Jr
Websee
Chila
Labor clash at Pan-American Expo company settles amicably
In Buffalo on June 15 the dispute between the United Trades and Labor and the Pan-American Expo Company was settled amicably after negotiations. No party reports further action.
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Buffalo
United Trades and Labor
Organized Javor
Pan-American Expoiton Company
Philippine Debate Spars Senate Over Policy
The senate clashed over the Philippine question as Mr Pettigrew of South Dakota and Mr Walcott of Connecticut exchanged strong remarks. Pettigrew criticized administration policy while Walcott defended actions and accused Pettigrew of lacking patriotism and proper representation of his state.
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Arkansas
Senate
Byo
Georgia
Philippines
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Asainaids
Soath Dikota
Walcot
Everidge
Indiana
Representative Dune W. Cayle Sworn in at Washington Session
Washington January 15 Monday's session of the House was devoted to consideration of the Dispatch of Columbia business. Representative Dune W. Cayle of Kentucky was sworn in. Mr Cannon reported the urgent deficiency bill with an amount he would ex expect to be taken up at once.
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Washington
D.sipct
Coumb S
Dune W. Cayle
Kxneneky
Cannon
Question on United States scope in island annexation case
The committee weighs Mir legal meaning of United States in relation to newly acquired islands. Chief Justice Marshall holds the term includes the entire territory under government control, guiding tariff decisions. Members view the decision as incidental to the case, not a redefining of law.
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United States
Tae
Pont
Marshall
Senator Butler Substitutes Bill for Copper Market
Fragmented report notes Senator Butler introduces a substitute bill concerning copper valuation and pricing. It references a 30 percent provision, a price point near 21 dollars, and mentions monetary instruments and metal standards amid legislative consideration.
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Butler
Old Washington
Notable Navy Officers Named in Texas Portrait List
A fragmented list honors several naval and military figures tied to California and Illinois. Names include J.B Re beckte, Perry G Denard, Stewart Georgze, and Pixm, with ties to Washington and Texas naval service.
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Erani Vy
J.B
Fragmentary 19th Century Dispatches and War References
The fragment mentions wills for a cow, a large financial sum, and a 19th century geopolitical backdrop. It references Washington, congressional actions, and treaty language tied to a Spanish American era context, with scattered names and numbers implying a reported stream of notes and events.
Plague cases and ship movements near Honolulu port
Report notes the arrival from the Orient via Honolulu with the China not docking but anchoring offshore. Hawaiian mail was carried ashore by tugs. Up to January there had been 19 plague cases.
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Hina Des Arived
Ofetit
Honolulu
China
Deaths in Texas Mine and Paris Exhibition
Sherman Texas January 16 Homer Orr 32 died of suffocation under about 20 tons of earth and sand in a pit at West Sherman. Spotted Tail a well known Sioux chieftain died of heart disease in Paris January 13 at age 89 after exhibiting here.
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Sherman, Tex
Homer Orr
West Sherman
Paris
Stons Eatel
Young Owens Man Killed in Truck Collision at Commoeres
A young man named Owens died when struck by a wagon near Commoeres Texas. The accident occurred at an early hour, and authorities are investigating the sequence of events surrounding the fatal crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commoeres
Tex
Dan
Owens
Cotton mill movement in San Marcos stirs locals
San Marcos Texas on January 13 reports a capitalists’ push spurred by a cotton mill movement. A company with 190,000 capital is said to be organized as part of the local economic development.
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San Marcos
Tex
San Martus
Vlodo
The Strengest in the Country Long Cowl Comment
A fragment quotes Meggendorfer Dilatter with the remark Heavens but that's a long cowl in a country context implying a literary or cartoonish aside about a garment or style.
After Years Why What s the Matter Nelle Chaiden Aunt
Fragment from a Chicago News item quotes a playful exchange about marital tensions and aging reflections. A bride complains Tom treats her like a child while her aunt offers perspective on growing older with eventual pleasure.
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Nelle
Tom
Lacy
Chicago News
Charitable Man Jenks Cited By Philadelphia Press
A reader’s garbled note describes Jenks as charitable, praising him for aiding a poor man who asked for help to buy a car. The writer claims Jenks gave money, contrasting with another unnamed person who offered a toothpick.
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Uiea
Jenks
Tre
War of words over language in football set
Ales asks if frame is the right term for setel 4 Cauerons pastime football. Mir replies not at all. Sundaes counters that expressions like hie genre of war remain allowable in Mae lish language, per Pittsburg Chronicle Walogranh.
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Asker Ales
Snagts
Mir
Sundaes
Pittsburg
What will the poor man say when accused of cattle theft
A tourist asks how a poor man would respond to cattle theft accusations. Auber Vete replies the man will do the right thing, saying I be ta nged. The line appears in a Chicago News snippet quoted by the traveler.
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Auber Vete
Chicago News
Aspirant Chalichamp Seeks Assistant Role in Milk Trade
In a candid exchange, Mr Chalichamp presents as an eager candidate for an assistant position in the milk business. The interview references prior experiences including work with the organ in a church led by Aly Sloper, and a brief mention of Jimms Small-Well assisting.
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Chalichamp
Jimms
Aly Sloper
Pontoon Substitute Named in Chicago Post Report
A garbled Chicago Post quote notes a sick recovered man and a hint that Black players could serve as substitutes if needed, reflecting a sports workaround amid illness.
Unscrambled Fragments Describe Odd London Punch Scene
A jumble of phrases suggests a London Punch style scene with a physician, new patient, and comic banter. The readable bits hint at a hospital or clinic setting and lighthearted wordplay about drinks and manners. No clear event or names to anchor a full report.
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Valerign
Crome
London
Woman's Apt Arainm Sultor-That’s a Lovely Song
Harlem Live notes a woman enjoying a song that moves her greatly. The piece reflects on how the singer would have performed it differently had she known its pleasure.
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Cartier
Harlem
Fragmented Quote on Creditors and Mistaken Mail
A garbled excerpt shows a dispute about mailing items to a person or group. The text mentions sending items to a set of creditors and references an error and a life context. No clear event or identities are legible.
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Ron
Betting on Eggs Ends With Court Verdict in New Jersey
In Newark a long running bet over eating two eggs at once led to a court case. Willingk Winege in Solomon Oury's place challenged Michrel Meier and won a $14 verdict for Meier on the disputed wager. The tale touches on gambling law and a peculiar food contest.
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Michrel Meier
Fie
Willingk Winege
Solomon Oury
Oury
Meyer
Gury’s
Wrage
SLO
Gary
oMeyer
Wrange
Camme
Duchre Predrick Guild
Emanuel Lowenstein
Npot
Elvin W. Crane
Charles Terr O
Board of Works
Williamuy GC. Nicoll
Herr
Akill
Edward Sterts
Mr. Wraave
Chiat Oqury
Fis
Tie
Meuser
Tragedy at Fort Braga Wharf Ends in Drowning
Charles Meliera, a boy of 1, fell into the water while fishing at the Fort Braga wharf. Superintendent Janes Brett threw a rope for a rescue, but a bystander jerked the line causing the boy to be swept away and drown. The report appears in the Sant Prencisco Argonaut.
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Charles Meliera
Fort Braga
Janes Brett
Ind
Novel Barometers Lead Paris Exposition Toy Trend
The article touts Ceneva as a world leader in clever toys with its autonomous barometers. At the Paris exposition its display fills a large building and features pictorial barometers that supposedly respond to rain by swelling into cloud shapes.
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Ceneva
Vesuvius Quiet as Observatory Reports End of Eruption
The Royal Vesuvian Observatory director Jud announces Vesuvius is now perfectly quiet and the eruption period is definitively closed. All vents and smoke holes show no active signs. the lava erected since the eruption began is estimated at 4,000,000 cubic meters.
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Royal
Telegram Card Aims to Speed Message Delivery
The Austrian post office tests a telegram card to deliver messages via the postman, combining post and telegraph functions. The system promises a faster intermediate service between regular post and telegraph, enhancing delivery efficiency.
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Thie Vatalwiasy
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