Political debate on tariffs and democracy in the press
The report covers parliamentary discussion on tariffs and party lines with references to the southern Democrats and their stance on treasury funds, free trade, and the president's policy. It contrasts Republican support for the president with Democratic alignment and notes England's economic position.
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England
Britain
United States
Great Britain
Allie
Democratic Party
Lao
Sonfederats
Conettasio Tae
United Sates Senate
Pestigcaprman
Government postal telegraph debate challenges Western Union
Dr Norvin Green of Western Union argues against a government postal telegraph, claiming no monopoly and lower customer costs from private lines. He notes US rates and line lengths compare favorably, cites British systems, and warns a government service risks secrecy and higher deficits.
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Western Ae
Waterserox
Jan
Norvin Green
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Rednca
United States
United Kindom
France
Algiers
Promanta
Eerich
Ion
Messaz Poe
Coun
O Brien released greeted by crowd in city
A dispatch reports the release of O Brien amid a welcoming crowd at the railway station this evening. Attendees included members of parliament and local officials as he delivered remarks and posed for photos. The article also references legal details and other named figures in a fragmented account.
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Dunian
Jay
Wan
O'Brien
Bers
A Sree
Henry Watterson Praises Administration Tariff Reform Stand
Henry Watterson speaks at a tariff reform club dinner in New York in front of 350 guests at the Metropolitan Opera House. He lauds the president's tariff policy and urges clear, decisive reform aligned with the administration to unite reformers and strengthen the party.
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New Yordan
Tariff Reform Club
Metropolitan Opera House
Anson Phelps Stokes
W. C. P. Breckenridge
Kentucky
Melbourne A. Ford
Michigan
Henry Watterson
M. D. Harter
Ohio
Natterson Orates
New York
Pblic
Fire at Tower boarding house claims fourteen lives
Jan 21 at Tower a fire engulfed Nelson Barnaby's boarding house and saloon. About ten people perished trapped by flames, with victims including Robert Whitford William Burts Mike Tierney and Dan OConnell. By Jan 23 reports list ten bodies recovered and overall fatalities rising to fourteen pending identifications.
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Dutura
Nelson Barnaby
Tower
Robert Whitford
William Burts
Mike Tierney
Dan O'Connell
Duluth
Dewwin
Roedeows
St. Paul
Snedeker
Birnaby
Train derails near Salem injures passengers fatally and seriously
A late mail and passenger train bound for Eagle Bridge from Maile west of Baxterville derailed on a curve near Salem. One passenger car rolled at least three times injuring about sixteen aboard. Western Union lineman David Owens died, Conductor Charles Jost and Clark Rice of Cambridge, NY are among the severely injured. Several others including Clarence Stoddard of Granville and Martin H Stevens of Shoshane are seriously hurt.
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Salem
Eagle Bridge
Troy
David Owens
Western Union
Charles Jost
Clark Rice
Cambridge
New York
Clarence Stoddard
Granville
Martin H. Stevens
Shoshan
Daniel Driscoll Hanged for Mistress Murder in New York
The Jan 28 report states Daniel Driscoll was executed at the Tombs after a 7:28 gallows ascent and a prayer, with 170 police present. He shot his mistress Beezia Garrity by mistake while targeting John McCarthy, ending in a fatal misfire.
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Driscoll
New York City
New York
Daniel Driscoll
Jesus
Williams
Whyo
Beezie Garrity
Drisoll
Beezia
John McCarthy
Rsa
Devouring Flames Engulf Major City Stores in Dawn Fire
A major blaze at Marks Bros. dress goods millinery and trimming store at Eighth and Arch streets in PurtapenPnta destroys an estimated 1.5 million dollars in goods. The flames spread to Adolph Heller and Shoreman Bros. trimming shops as firemen arriving after eleven found the buildings collapsing and authorities reporting several establishments likely ruined.
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Marks Bros
Eighth and
Arch Streets
Eighth Street
Adolph Heller
Shoreman Bro’s
Nation
Shoreman Bros
Strons
Tanhausser & Co
Trimmers
Arch Street
Ed or assaulted at office of Settler in Bismarck
L N Griffin was arrested for assaulting M P Moffat, a boy editor of the Settler weekly. The attack followed publication of charges against Griffin, with Moffat sustaining serious injuries and Griffin held to the grand jury for a large bond.
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Bismarck
L. N. Griffin
M. P. Moffat
Settler
Griffin
Moffat
Weir and Miller Bantam Fight at Washington Rink
Minneapolis Jan 23 Weir the Belfast spider weighed 119 1/4 pounds and Miller 122 1/4 pounds for a 10 round bout at the Washington rink tonight Weir will be supported by Hawley Omaha as Miller faced overweight disputes and a large crowd packed the hall with the bout under Marquis of Queensbury rules and 7 1/2 to 4 odds in Weirs favor
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Miller
Minneapolis
Ike Belfast Spider
Washington
Toni
Weir
Heal Weir
Hawley
Omaha
Mixneapouis
Belfast
Tommy Ter
Tribune
Marquis of Queensbury
D. W. Webb
Charlie Gleason
Gleas
Webb
Hank Sereferee
Han
Mie
Ae Ve Miller
Two Passenger Trains Collide in St Paul Yards
In St Paul on the Northern Pacific short line near Fourth Street tunnel, two passenger trains collided on a sharp curve. The Minneapolis & St. Louis line train due at 815 struck the Northern Pacific express departing at 6. No fatalities are reported in the readable text, but the short line locomotive was badly wrecked.
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St. Paul
Northern Pacific Short Line
Fourth Street
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Minneapolis Short Line
Northern Pacific Express
Short Line
Off the Track Tragedy Claims Two in Crash
A report notes the deaths of two individuals in a derailment or collision near Troy. other details are obscured by damaged text. Authorities investigate the incident affecting the Carve and Beverat area. The fragment hints at a road or rail accident involving named persons Troy and Joni B. amid a broader incident at Richmond.
Unclear fragmentary text from historical page
The readable parts convey a garbled quotation about people and doors, mentioning names like Voorhe Hoar and Seagal in a disrupted sentence. No coherent event or date is discernible, making it impossible to determine a concrete news item.
Fragmentary OCR Note On General Administration
Vague OCR fragment mentions general administration terms and discharge preferences. No clear individuals, dates, or organizations are readable to specify a complete news item.
We fail led at Lantt tem re
The text is unreadable and incomplete. No coherent events or named entities can be identified for a meaningful summary.
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Lantt
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