King of Ghouls Interview Reveals Grave Robbery Ring
Washington special reports a self styled king of ghouls named Marlowe admitting to robbing 840 graves in the past year. He claims to ship bodies to medical colleges and sets prices for cadavers, with profits and list of recipient institutions outlined.
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Advertiser
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Advertiger
Medical Department
Columbian University
Georgetown University Medical College
Howard University Medical . Cic College
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Georgetown
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Mc Garraghan bill debate after presidential veto vote
Washington January 18 reports say the Senate refused to pass the Mc Garraghan bill over the president's veto, needing a two thirds vote. The House agenda included infant bills and a constitutional limit on presidential terms debated by Mr Wilson. The post office committee mapped orders of business for the week.
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Hee Wilson
Washton
North Dakota
South Dakota
Ontana
Idaho
Washington
United States
New York Post Office
Postoffice Committee
York Bridge
National Board Resolution on Defeating Antioption Bill
A national trade board adopts a resolution declaring that in the best interests of the country the defeat of the antioption bill is required. The action reflects organized support for opposing the proposed legislative measure.
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National Board of Trade
Whantinounly
Senate committee votes to close hearings on nomination
Washington January 18 the Senate committee agreed to close the hearings on the nomination. A favorable report is expected for Senate at the first executive session.
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Washington
Senate
Carlisle Resignation Reported in Washington
Fragmentary text notes Carlisle resignation and delivery to Governor Brown around January. Mentions early date and immediate action by officials in Washington with unclear context and details.
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Carlisle
Gor Orl
Wasthon
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Kfort
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Cep Rasa Ar Nate
Fragmentary Note Reflects Unclear Content
Readable text is sparse and nonspecific with no identifiable people places or events to summarize into a concrete news item.
Unclear on Blaine's Illness After Family Conversation
A fragment reports Senator Washbury of Minnesota saying he does not believe James G Blaine will recover from illness after discussions with Blaine family and friends.
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Washington
James G Blaine
Senator Washbury
Minnesota
Mre
Ex-President Hayes III Ill in Fremont After Heart Attack
Ex-President Sherford B Hayes, who had been visiting Cleveland, was brought to Fremont on Saturday suffering from a heart neuralgia attack. It is the second such attack in two weeks. the family physician attended him all day and is confident recovery is expected.
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Fremont
Sherford B Hayes
Cleveland
Hue
Whisky Inquiry Deals With Trust Pressure and Refusal
A fragment indicates parties in Washington sought to bribe an attorney connected to a trust to derail an investigation. The offer was refused and the source notes suspicion about further attempts to counter the inquiry amid fears of unpleasant disclosures.
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Washin
Distillery Plant Buys 26 Acre Site for 300000
The J G Matbei company distillery has purchased twenty six acres in the city for 300000. It will become one of the world’s largest plants and presently ranks as the second largest. Paul Jones is set to be president with several directors named.
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J G Mat Bei Company
Paul Jones
St. Paul
Paul
Theo
Cho
Germany
Ied
Hogg
Hove Divine Rectry
Baden
New York
Gaga
Dublin Dynamiters Named by Pall Mall Gazette
London reports the Pall Mall Gazette reveals Dublin dynamite explosion suspects. The inquiry shows two men were involved, and the paper asserts their guilt beyond doubt.
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London
The
Pall Mall Gazette
Exchwinge
Dublin
Republican Belter Leads Shift in Lower House
A Republican belter notes a party split as Representative Eaden deserts the Republican majority, aligning with fusionist CRU OTTAINS to Bene all, reshaping the lower house balance.
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Eaden
Cru
Libel suit unsettles New York senate race
A damaged clipping notes a libel suit and political fallout affecting a New York senatorial contest. It mentions a broker and financial disputes tied to the campaign, with withdrawals altering the race dynamics.
Wisconsin University Fire Toll Rises After Train Collision
An early incident report from Mapisox dated January 18 describes a front car fire following a derailment. Officers recount rolls call of thirty nine men. forty were killed or severely burned while twenty survived. Charles Kendall cited county road tax concerns amid unclear details.
Collision near Messina claims more lives than first reported
Dispatch from New San Marco notes the Sunday disaster when two steamers collided near Messina. Initial figures underestimated fatalities as more lives were lost. Survivors and missing crew details remain unclear.
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New San Marco
Deel
Three Die As Philadelphia Brick Building Collapses
A brick building at 517 South Delaware Avenue in Philadelphia, used as a sales room and warehouse by Nixon Bros Paper Co, collapsed at about 5 45 p m. Seven men were inside at the time and three were killed.
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Philadelphia
Nixon Bros Paper Company
Bilding
Death of Major General Benjamin Butler Cites Civic Resolution
The article notes the death of Major General Benjamin Butler and describes a city and commonwealth reactions including civil duties and political figures. It references Butler as jurist former governor and ex governor and mentions the civil struggle being settled in a ceremonial tone.
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Mjamin F Butler
X-Con
Qwas
Commonwealth
Fragmented OCR: Tang Wei and British object dispute
In January 18 dispatch a sultan faces a British objection amid unclear details. Tang appears central but the garbled text leaves names and specifics unreadable.
Image shows unclear text about senators and votes
Fragmented OCR indicates discussion of Democrats publickins Fil 6 Dease and Devan senators in favor vote and reluctant engagement with the house to elect U S senators. Language is garbled and entities are uncertain.
Wyoming Senator Rivalry Sparks Bitter Clash in Capital
Reports from Cheyenne say a political fray has grown hotter as factions align around a Wyoming senator race. An agent moves to oversee finances while ties to multiple factions threaten to erupt into blows as the battle intensifies.
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Per
Cheyenne
Aire
Nebraska Senate Races Split Amid Ballot Disarray
Fragmentary telegraphic copy notes deep division among Nebraska legislators over candidate selection. Mention of a 16 candidate slate and a split vote pattern with seats in question as of January 18, with the statewide situation described as unsettled.
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Nebraska
Eeesee
Voters Name Cockrell In Joint Session Nominating
A fragment reports members in both houses nominating a candidate in a joint session. The text also mentions Murphy and references senators with the Nor as part of the event. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Cockrell
Crry
Election results for Tesultéd senator race reported
A fragment from Avcusta dated January 18 notes the election of a senate candidate Tesultéd. The readable snippet provides no full names or clear location but indicates a completed or reported result.
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Avcusta
Caetates
Nominated Quay and Dalzell House Seek Seats in Pa Race
A fragmented OCR item lists Quay Dalzell and Govin for United States seats with references to Pa and ae. The readable lines show names and places but lack clear context or outcome.
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Quay
Aenity
United States
Waleit Quay
Dalzell
Govin
Nominated Allen in Olympia Legislature Race
In Olympia Washington the Republicans nominate Allen for the legislature. Nominations signal party plans and campaign preparations as candidates seek support across districts.
Anticipated Hirst in Hayti Sparks Rumors of Revolt
News from Kingston Jamaica reports that a battle occurred Monday morning in the village of L Anse de Neu as Hyppolite’s government faces growing resistance. Messages say fighting is ongoing and elections last Sunday saw Hyppolite allies gain deputies through precautions for safety.
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Jomerfene New
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Herald
Kingston
Jamaica
Amaica
Hyppolite
Thei
L’anse de Neu
Republic
Stamp House Fails Over Publishing Venture
The C H Meeker company failed outlining a plan to publish a stamp collecting magazine with a $150,000 valuation. The venture included stamps, tools, machinery, stock, and foreign stamps and albums.
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Stamp House
H Meeker
Senator Hill Supports Cleveland Plan for Rome Church
A terse item notes Senator Hill will back the Cleveland administration on a proposed Rome church project costing 20 million dollars. The report references a long talk with the senator and earlier Dec events, hinting at appointments and political positioning.
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Cleveland
Rome
St Petar’s
Roma
Czatkoff
Clevelan
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