Remand Hearing in Santa Fe Receivership Case
A fragmented report outlines Judge Foster Thayer presiding over a Santa Fe receivership dispute. The state and possibly federal courts may decide if the Alien Land Cow provision applies, with a remand to Judge Myers Court and a path toward the U S Supreme Court. The receiver’s duties are stayed, and further proceedings are anticipated in June.
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Lave
Seilyacad West
Ellen
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Supreme Court of the Dalites Staten
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Californit
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Merton
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United States Supreme Chart
Nem Deane
Foster
Juage Thayer
Kanes Foret
Turkish Atrocities and Calls for British Aid in Armenia
Fragmentary wartime dispatch discusses Turkish atrocities, Armenian refugees, and diplomatic pressure on Britain. It cites fears of Turkish actions, appeals for protection of Armenian populations, and debates over military or political responses to safeguard territories and civilian lives.
Turkish refugees and Christian aid questioned
A fragment reflects hopes that Turkish government will permit refugees wives and citizens to join their husbands, with concern over escape and peril. It notes a consul appointed at Erdem but lacking exequatur, and doubts about Turkey’s willingness to permit a broader aid line for Christians and the humane, civilizing mission.
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Turkey
Christendom
Chistetins
The Cuban Question and American Interests
The article outlines the ongoing Cuban situation, Spain's efforts to quell insurrection, and the potential consequences for Cuba and Europe. It notes the fragile state of Spanish control, the risks of military occupation, and rising American financial involvement in Cuba through mining, railways, and other enterprises, with continued insurrection and international tensions likely to persist.
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Spain
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Bern Hida
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Ankrehy
Nderd
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Pakye
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United States
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Goth
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Congress Meets Amid Mourning for Late Mr Crisp
Washington scene shows foreign ministers in the gallery as Congress opens the Fifty fourth session amid solemn rites and a mood of formal ceremony. The president’s annual message to Congress draws attention with a ceremonial reception and vivid public display in the House and Senate chamber.
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Becretary Ciney
Arthur
Pyimer
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Cate
Salerion Owibe
Sin
Tillman
Democrat
Siuth
Hines
Bela
Prenton
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Rao
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Allteon
Bealtit
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Uwe House OF
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Morrill
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Grementinar
Rgie Apie
Noright Fendi Aml
Opening Day at the House Sees Rowdy Reception and Diplomats
The article recalls a crowded opening day in the House with galleries full and members arriving amid praise and chatter. Diplomats from France and other nations attended, while Speaker Crisp presided as galleries buzzed with supporters and observers. A committee was appointed to join an investigation, and key members of Congress were noted among the attendees.
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Turner
MP Hubcock
Wissonnia
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Maxean
Mie
Ohio
Aiea
Medias
Bevoweter
Dmithhen
Pio Ehandels
J. Wille Stoker Chen
South
Tess
Asher Arete
Carman
Land Payne
New York
Weorsia
Turner Wits
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Tows
Tuvk & Recéms
Senators Session Ends With Adjournment In D C
Washington observers note a brief hour long Senate session ending in adjournment. The day featured a formal entry and reception at the entrance, with dignitaries present. Foreign representatives and officials were mentioned in the coverage of the event.
Train Wreck Near Storrs Station Kills Two
A west of Storrs station on the B&O line a collision of two trains killed two people and injured many others. Engineer Job Price and Fireman Homer Lireon died instantly while General Traffic Manager Randolph was seriously injured. Other crew and passengers sustained injuries amid extensive wreckage and property loss.
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Corhrist
Wewin
Rand
Wien
EU Helier Enginees
Jobo Price
Homer Lireon
Anedal
Trafic
Raodilph
Cal Gane
Chershrough
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Brakemart
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Stualtiene
H. Bextar
Harvey
Birkeage Wineter
Aeverrey
Alex Patterson
Autre
Tnd
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Denileberke
Randolphs
Hix Atowlder
Pus
Cheshiiueh
Leven Etiehen
Chiles Buys Property for Colored Hotel and Restaurant
Nick Chis, a colored man who held the city prison feeding contract, has purchased a tract once known as the old "ronkety" for 824,000 dollars. The plan is to develop the property into a colored hotel and restaurant, expanding local business opportunities.
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Nick Chis
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Shervester
Bere’ Muiding
Mt Ms
Shillimeiave
Inari
Ronkety
Woodward Declines Inauguration Arrangements
The Washington Gold Democrat declines to manage inauguration events in Washington. Fanne, head of a local committee, and CE Uetl of a Washington firm are named in connection with the plan. Porter of Sew York is appointed parade marshal. Also there is unrelated medical ad text amid the fragmentary report.
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Washington Gold Democrat
Waukineton
Woodmare
Fanne
CE Uetl
Astoriss Shoneity
Truss Pompany
Waubingtony
Forbes Porter
Sew Vyork
Stone and Double Lynching in Lafayette County Jar
Lexington Missouri records a sensational lynching in the James Notion dispute over the murder of Mrs Winner and her two children. The late afternoon mob action targets key suspects with fatalities reported amid mounting tensions.
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Lexington
James Notion
Lafayette County
Taken Out and Hung By a Mob of Farmers in Lexneton
A chaotic mob of about 150 farmers attacked the courthouse doors in Lexneton, breaking locks and using dynamite and rifles as they overpowered a sheriff and other officials. They detained Jamud Goode and the jury, while threats and assault followed. The mob threatened violence near the jail as law enforcement battled to maintain control.
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Lexneton
Germers
Jaros Nilson
Atin Uherithes
Itehmatd
Tod
Jatler Jamud
Nehes
Aia
Meleineken
Bette
Ingalls Offer Signals Turbulent Local Drama
A murky report outlines a major offer involving Ingalls and local figures. Key names are unclear but the piece hints at shifts in authority, a potential firing, and a controversial entertainment proposal affecting residents and local institutions.
Munger Not Running for Governor in Contested District
A garbled political note mentions Munger of urche as a potential candidate for governor, with references to factions, pledges, and meetings. The text is unclear but indicates a party or society discussing candidacy and event plans.
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Giurze M. Munger
Urche
Reevister
Faye
Stalin
Fragmentary Local Note Sparks Political Conjecture
A garbled OCR passage references political figures and places such as Lincoln, Washington, and a Republican caucus. It hints at attendance by members and upcoming events but yields no clear names, dates, outcomes, or actionable facts.
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