Anti-Semitic Dreyfus Row Flares in Paris Meeting
A large anti-Dreyfus demonstration in Paris turned violent as banners reading Death to the Jews appeared. Police struggled to control mobs of students and anarchists, with fights, arrests, and injuries as pro government speakers urged restraint.
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Paris
Tivoli Vaux
Culate
la Revolution
Caver Tee
M. Guerin
M. Liggheforte
M. Drumoné
M. Thietnudl
M. Thiehsud
Saturnalia
Jovy
Chen
al Vorps
Avene
Ian Igg
Me Miefoye
ML Argelitt
M. Millefoye
Selo
Juin
Dreyfus
Zola
Uae
Kansas sheriff faces charges for delaying railway judgment
In Migma county Kansas a sheriff tied four Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway engines to a Paola track to impede a $6,000 judgment collection. He refused to deposit funds to release the engines, claiming it was his business, drawing federal attention over interference with mail and railway property.
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Kansas Ory
Migma County
Ais
Missouri, Kagnas and Texas Railway Company
Paela
Maslin
United States Mail
Busines Cenerit Aterney Sedgwlele
Campy
Jedawick
Did Forkey Kill His Wife in Faribault Case Details
Faribault Minn Jan 19 authorities work on theory that Mrs Corovlias Forkey murdered yesterday by husband. Barn search revealed galise shoes a torn collar all tied to Irishond seen in Kariba before. Entry came through window. man waited in barn all night for his wife to be alone. Bloody marks on walls a fat cloth over mouth. Five shots fired with deadly effect. No arrests yet. whereabouts of suspect unknown. He planned to go to Mortre after saying conditions: old state in Siunva soups had separated.
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Faribault
Minn
Corovlias Forkey
Irishond
Kariba
Ile
Sit Net
Mortreiu
Melfort
Pensions and Postmasters Appointments Detailed Across States
A list of postmaster appointments announced yesterday includes Iowa and South Dakota entries. Iowa names include Woodbury County George Hominghouse and others. several officials were replaced. South Dakota shows Clark and Banson counties with new appointees and resignations. Dr C G Olney of Fort Dodge attended the event, with references to Arthur Turnholder and Ly Qiner as family physician.
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Iowa
Cilwhing
Woodbury
George Hominghouse
J. Be Harrison
South Dakota
Bewe Tley
Clark County
Kinyon
He AL Minthorn
Ce- Filton
Banson County
Edgar
A Westfall
L. G. Larson
Hurley
Kurier
John J. Mansfield
Yee AM
Rasmussen
Hutchhinson Cousts
Christian Aine Yire Wesley Douglans
Mount Vernon
Davidson’ County
Calvin Ells
Michael Duupherty
C. G. Olney
Fort Dodge
Arthur Turnholder
Port Dude
Air
Aurkholder
LC. Carnenter
Benewal
Qiner
Jefe
Nathan Gada
Sind Millbin ii Whitney
Herren
Fe Leni
Mme
Cast-off Wife Dies After Dying Appeal in Kentucky
In Lexington Kentucky January 19 the wife of Walter M Downing Malvina Soudwra dies as she had appealed for his mercy. Her father a wealthy Rock Seastla and he is the daughter of a well known diner. She claims Dawning introduced her to Tins Swann Auerichrad alias Heuer and Dawning was fascinated with Kentucky society and attended races. The dying woman says Dawning kissed her and promised marriage before her death.
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Matsinn
Walter Me Downing
Laxington
Walter M. Downing
Loston Suriman
Malvina Soudwra
Mthes
Haley Urannan
Cat
Svan Auerichrad
Heuer la Dawniigs
Dawning
York
Kentucky
Bey
Death of Cogan Carlisle in New York City
Obituary notes the death of Cogan Carlisle son of Karner Secretary of the Breasnesy Pasees, reported from New York City Sunday. The fragmentary item indicates a funeral or memorial context and mentions New York and a last fund related to ex-Secretary Car. The unreadable text limits specifics but preserves the core bereavement detail.
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Karner
New York
Washington
Jin
Peleate
Parisi
Senate Passes the Immigration Bill amid Protests
A terse Washington report notes the Senate approved the immigration bill amid controversy. The history of the measure is framed by wartime concerns and labor tensions, with calls for clarity on the army and a sharp stance on outsiders. A town scene describes workers facing pressure to depart, amid fear of unemployment and public hostility toward newcomers.
Department Stores vs Denver Papers Debate Heats Up
Beaver, Colorado January 18 newspapers and merchants clash over advertising rates as department stores push for a 20 percent cut and papers counter with a 1 percent increase. By tonight 99 percent of city labor unions oppose the store combine and threaten a boycott, while smaller merchants rally in support of the newspapers amid a costly battle and accusations of impure meat sales against a department store.
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Beaver
Colo
Yates
Fourteen
Department Star
Cour Daily
Courteen
Dadalylag
Mie Mobil
Pensions Listed for Iowa and Nebraska Officials
Fragmentary OCR reveals pensions and appointments across Iowa and Nebraska, naming Lovver, Wistri Tigh Moinfeate, Renew Henmet, and others plus locations Clay Center Logan and Granville Alien. The text mentions teachers appointed at Pine Rides Thetian and a Dakota reference, with scattered names and amounts like $5 and $8 related to pensions or allowances.
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Oleh
Fuethes
Namen Laver
Halryn Wat
Hooper
Romingte
Gen
AL Titrier
Datishan & Treatr I Vm
Tuliyg
Anne Granville Alien
Fred
Arthue
Lelsge
Miners Seek Higher Pay in Ohio and Pennsylvania Actions
Miners move to secure a ten cent advance in next year's contract and demand eight hours for a workday. Unclear lines discuss downstream pay and pricing in Ohio while Pennsylvania debates abolition and weighing unscreened ore. The convention plans to meet in Chicago and push a labor movement led by the miners and allied organizations.
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Yvon
Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Ohio River rises to danger line after record flood
Jan 1 report says the Ohio River stood at forty two feet and rising near the danger mark. Government monitors expect the river to reach forty five feet, with minor cellar flooding possible at peak level while navigation may be hindered on the upper river. A gunboat convoy passed downstream with a large cargo of fish and other items aboard.
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Ciaelmind
Jehan
Old Man Welcomes Dren at Whitehall Way
The report describes a tense scene as Bora returns to Cassius with muddy attire and is greeted by Thin Sterrod at Whitehill Way. Littell notes an embrace lasting minutes before entry, while speculation about Geners Clay and potential reinforcements or prosecutions for renting at Dor lingers.
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Gure
Valley View
Tey
Whitehill
Sterrod
Littell
Geners
Littrell
Cle Michardson
Market Recap From Sioux City and Chicago Exchanges
The report shows mixed cattle and hog receipts with midweek steady to firm bids. Strong cattle demand supports overall strength while hog futures edge higher. sheep receipts remain large and market activity steady across major regional markets.
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Chiense
Chicaro
Tan
Guo- Heavy
Milved
Ienry
Carlle
Grain Mankets and Market Veers Across Thresholds
Grain market notes show mixed prices with wheat steady to higher while rye and oats vary. Mentions months January May and markets in Liverpool and Duluth with figures such as 66, 94, and 1.281. References to futures like May and July with irregular quotes and a generic market tone.
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Duluth
Liverpool
Spanish Power Fails to Deter Cuban Turmoil
The Havana special notes Spain's hold on Cuba hinges on quelling unrest in Havana as military actions fade from memory. The article surveys recent riots, officer discipline, and fears of autonomous sentiment, warning continued turmoil could draw U.S. intervention and expose Spain to domestic risk.
President Cleared Clyde Mattox Pardoned in Kansas Case
President grants clemency to Clyde Mattox serving at Kansas Penitentiary after a controversy over a crime involving a black individual. The pardon follows a request from state authorities and reflects ongoing political interference concerns in the matter.
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Kansas
Washington
Fis
Chyle Mattos
Onder
Tiftan
Muttax
Deadly fight reported in Kentucky county circle
A fragmentary story describes a deadly fight over cards in Blend area of Kentucky. Names and precise locations are unclear but multiple individuals are referenced amid confusion. The report hints at county involvement and ongoing tension following the incident.
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Suny Park
Kitty Wit
Mol Gaberi
Roth
Markard
Alirl Dun
Taine
Larry McCom
Kentucky
Murder in the crowd at packing house kills Moses Anines
A man stabs Moses Anines to death on the loading dock of a packing house at 7:46 AM. The assailant, named Cal Lim-quick, fled into an alley as crowd pursuit began. Former Kansas City police chief Sheehan oversaw the scene and questioned witnesses.
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Axwour
Black
Moses Anines
Fera
Duck Sheehan
Kansag City
Kas
Sa'elock
Sheehan
Gaines
Erivoleer
Cale Lim
Duttie
Kansai
Cithan
Seve
Britain Offers Terms to China for Indemnity Liquidation
The Times correspondent reports Sir Claude Macdonald stating Britain would aid China in liquidating the Japanese indemnity, proposing 12 million pounds at fifty years with a 4 percent net yield and a plan to extend the Hsuanbu railway while preserving revenue under imperial customs if China defaults.
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London
Inn
Claude Macdonald
China
Eepland
Yung Kiang
Buematu
Sunza
Chi
Imperial Customs
Isis
Royueis
Siungdu
Havana Quiet Yesterday as Generals Arrived in Tehran
Readable fragments describe General Blanco arriving with a group including General Moroes General Netnal and General Balcodis. Mentions of a Saturday event with Suner Lauress Garota and Fenerak Amuhre aide, plus Panday activity near an accord.
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Blanco
Bette Oren
Rome
Calimens Exives
Goreal Moroes
Netnal
Balcodis
Manco Ja
Salundiy
Suner Lauress Garota
Belin
Balt Ques
Teephil
Wserad Panday
Fatal plunge shocks Chicago man on job site
A man reportedly tried to throw himself from a rooftop in Chicago's Mantel district, ending in a fatal fall. Authorities believe the incident echoes a prior suicide attempt involving the same individual on a lower level of the building.
Dishane at Outwind Faces Legal Filing in Kentucky Case
A Kentucky case involves Gentucky Trase Company and a dispute over a 75 000 wager or claim, with alleged details and betrayals. The report also notes German warships Deutschland and Gefion passing near as events unfold.
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Gentucky Trase
Kentucky
Genel
Millcayer
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Jamaica
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Cline
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Seriitin
I. Curlise
Hichard Bond
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Senate
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George J. McClellan
Tomsyie
Fiji
Department Stores
Denver
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Nebraska
Warde Milin Cauty
Logan
Ohio River
Bora
Cassius
Sioux City
Etockers
South Omaha
Ouran
Garman Chl
Karens Chah
Marites Lai Mithye
Etree Fe
Qin Stuart Olest
Mitrnengilly
Jey Xothorn
Alinuespolt
Agus Hans Ag
Olla
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Utk
Yaad
Anais
Havana
Phat Gomez
Imi
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Fenoniy
Shieh
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Clyde Mattox
Great Britain
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Pertin
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Gefion
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