Atlantic stroll plan by Captain Oldrieve and crew
A chaotic report from Neve Terk via Times-Tierald describes Captain William C Oldrieve of Der ton planning to walk across the Atlantic. It mentions cedar five foot siloes with fins and an exhibit at Paris Exposition Chicago, with several named participants and a mock voyage.
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Chicago
Times-Tierald
Neve Terk
Saya
Veililiam C Oldrieve
Derton
Mir Tenoleuk
Atlantic
Siriail
Andee
Reuter
Andre
Sir Oldsieve
Bate
Elena
Funeral for John Cross and Cross Kin, attended in Dopeka area
The fragmented notice reports the funeral for John Cross and family members, with survivors including W. Topela exenus and others. It notes burial at Tyler Street and travel plans to Washington for a marher ceremony, mentioning local firms and community figures in a period obituary style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung
Aliumerghe
N. M
Boy Jackson Abieet
Govere
Renee
Renee Boveile
Endberg
Secvarind
Joplin
Mr Bard
Tyeka
Tyler Street
Waahinten
Cnneayre
Wella Fitiu
Washington
Thooke
Julia Me Cos
Fred Cole
Lammaay Feaves
Austip Prescott
Lutetel
Tey Li
Amended after passage in Tosurants Law dispute
A scrambled OCR fragment outlines legal amendments after a signed act. It cites attorney Gecktel Boyle and Hoyle involvement, mentions a state secretary and a provision under will, discusses petitions and dates, and references the passage details and related actions in a court or legislative context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlog
Gecktel Boyle
College League Summary shows Western colleges meeting in San
Representatives from eastern and western colleges discuss commercial interest, student travel, and athletic scheduling. Albert Keitts of Michigan noted tensions over sponsorship, while Dall Ayr Beasen discussed conference travel logistics. The event, dated February 14, reflects broader intercollegiate aims in athletics and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliege Hussttal
Cosference
Eniesea
Dine
Heprenentaives
Hole Uherinan Ty Sonalitr
Sihom
Faryn
Cunciaslus
Attorney General Boyle Reads Strong Words to the New York Company
The Attorney General cites Supreme Court decisions to insist that Mutual Life of New York must obey the law. He argues the state and federal courts uphold enforceable insurance and corporate duties. He warns that defending corporations against lawful requirements undermines government and citizen respect for law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
New York Company
Sen
Supreme Court
Kane Saa
W. C. Phipps
Taany States
Spree Court
United States
Waya
Ana Urelitt
Wiki Staton Tharine
Pinitek
Miss Wanamaker Tale Sparks European Royalallure
A chaotic press romance claims Miss Wanamaker and the Egyptian Khedive heir apparent Mohammed Ali plan a royal match to unite dynasties. Denials follow from William Wanamaker and Paris reports, while the daughter’s guardians dispute the tale as a sensational instrument to undermine future alliances.
Robbery on highway ends in fatal shooting of John Howard
John Howard, a town investigator, was held up by highwaymen twelve miles south of Empora Bec. During the assault he was shot in the head and fatally wounded. The robber stole Howard's watch and all his money, amounting to 110. Howard is expected to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empora
Bec
John Howard
Aighwaschien
Wee Phot
Howard
Tobacco importers seek fair share amid duty dispute
United States Appraiser Wilbur F Wakeman and associates met Assistant Secretary to press that all wrapper tobacco should bear duty regardless of filler mix. They claim enforcement favors southern ports and harms northern competitors. Statements will be investigated. Wichita Bank Pays 10 Percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilbur F. Wakeman
New York
George Storm
A. & Krebs
A. Kohen
Isaac Wernhelper
Theco
Assintamt
Tliwell Ledsy
Draft for $65 triggers theft of mail at hotel
Charles Hedges, son of pawn broker Fred Hedges, was arrested by Detective Capron on three charges after opening mail at the hotel and attempting to cash a $65 draft. A boy about 10 years old claimed innocence but confessed to hiding a bundle of letters and drafts in a hotel area. the missing mail affected hotel patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hedges
Fred Hedges
Capron
United States
Flater Throop
Post Office
minusEa
Corier Sivan
Cunesonger
Irving Doslitte
Devlitte
Henk
Topeka
Doolittle
Speed Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Watel
Hedges Eee
Ube Hotel
Lottie Bowen Reprises Stage Fame in Charleston Tale
Miss Charlotte Crane once linked with Springfield society faced pressure from cadet peers while in Charleston for a performance of Hoyt's A Stranger in New York. The incident ended with Crane leaving the ball in embarrassment as whispers followed her. Crane is identified with Lottie Bowen of this city, using Bowen as her stage surname, the daughter of a Springfield physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louie
Charlestin
Carolina Ripttars
Charlotte Crane
Hose
Springield
Hoyt
New York
Peterman
Mies Crane
Kennan
Washat
Che Sector
Miss Crane
Springfield
Crane
Lottie Bowen
Howe
Bowes
Fo Cram
Amother
May Defeat Paxson in Appointments Fight
Washington December 27 Senators Culomani Mason of Illinois urged renewal of David T Little of Illinois for the Morrison Interstate Summaeres commission post. The White House reportedly favors Paxson with the final decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mason
Titnois
David T. Little
Minois
Xucrenter
Morrison
Summaeres Commission
Jidae Pixon
Peninkylvatth
Ilinois
Tivkvel
Paxson
Singertys Proposed Liquidation Plan for Local Banks and Trusts
New York reports a Philadelphia meeting to discuss a settlement plan for Chestnut Street National Bank and Chestnut Street Trust and Savings Fund, aiming at a voluntary liquidation. The scheme calls for stock issuance by Record Publishings and a 50 percent liquidation base, subject to final asset review. Strong support from Mr Singertys friends and a need for competent guidance at the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
M. Sinjeety
Joha G. Johoen
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street National Juveke
Chestnut Street Trust and Savings Fund Company
Rishing Company
Bank
Trust Company
Singerty
Carnegie kinfolk mourn Hogan aunt of Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg Dec 27 Mrs Catherine Morrison Hogan sole aunt of Andrew Carnegie died yesterday morning after a stroke of paralysis. She had been semi conscious since December 10 and was eighty six years old. Her remains will be privately cremated on Tuesday.
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Carnegie’s Aart
Pittsburg
Catherine Morrison Hogan
Andrew Carnigix
Mra Hogat
Dumfortine
Rootland
Romaine
Stage Rescue Fails in London Sleeps Play at Las Theater
Vera de Nole suffers burns during a staged fire scene in When London Sleeps at the Las theater. The incident involves magnesia fuels and altar fire as the heroine is saved by the hero David Bachlhardt. Doctor J S Hadrock says Miss De Nole should recover in days. hero, portrayed by David Sarnum, was credited with timely rescue.
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Vera de Nole
London
New York
Véra de Nole
Las
Anties
Sista Queenie
Shehel
J. S Hadrock
Nero
David Sarnum
David Bachlhardt
Miss de Nole
Poison in a Demijohn Ends in Fatalities
A demijohn labeled Pure Ethyl Whisky found in a New York house led to five men falling ill after drinking its contents. James Pensgan died and Patrick McNulty died later while two others are recovering. the vessel contained corrosive sublimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Deo T
James Pens Gan
Patrick McNulty
Dyter
Poisoned Champagne Death Tragedy in Ouray County
In Ouray Colorado a man Thomas Earns intended to embalm his father by poisoning champagne with a corrosive compound. The undertaker mislabelled the mixture as champagne. Believing it whisky, Kara Karner drank two swallows and died at 4. Drs Rowan and Ashley tried to aid him but failed.
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Thomas
Ouray
Cély
Biichee
Thorman
Seth KY
Theniden
Karns
Telluride
Durint
Phainas
Karner Mart
Finilly
Warehers Kneyp
Bin
Dre
Rowan
Ashley
Lenatt
Karas
Washington denies talks on Greenland purchase plan
Official critics in Washington say no overtures have been made by the government to buy portions of Greenland for a naval or air base. No communication exists between the United States and Greenland. any such claim is unfounded. The report may reflect speculative hands seeking privileges from the Taunish government.
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Washington, D.c. F
Porthwestern
Greenland
Naval Authoritier
Cdstomes
Officials Revolve Bryan City of Mexico Visit
Dec 27 Mr and Mrs arrived in Guy afternoon and were greeted by state government representatives from Jalisco whose capital is the city. A colored woman, Mrs Belle Payne of Pedwet's asylum east of the city, attempted suicide by cutting her throat with a razor yesterday afternoon. She was hospitalized at Santa Fe. She had been drinking heavily and was under the influence of liquor. She is expected to recover.
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City of
Mexico
Jalisco
Belle Payne
Pedwet’s Asylum
Santa Fe Hospital
Payne
Crosby Goss South Leaves for St Louis and Manefield
Mr. E. H. Crosby travels to St Louis to visit relatives for a week or two then to Manefield Louisiana for a plantation. He expects to stay in the south through Jaguars and navigate milder weather. Crosby notes holiday trade has been larger than last year. Frank Gillette of Guthrie Oklahoma is announced as a Republican territorial congressional candidate.
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A. Crosby
E. H. Crosby
St. Lowlw
Manefield
Jaguars
Mies
Crosby
Frank Gillette
Congress
Guthrie
O. T
Frank Gillett
el Res
Kingman
Kan
Burt Named President of Reorganized Union Pacific Railroad
New York December 27 Horace G Burt has been chosen as president of the reorganized Union Pacific Railroad. Burt, third vice president of the Chicago and Northwestern, succeeds amid mixed reception while directors include Pierce Aultman Hughitt Miller Harriman and others. Civil and corporate reactions from Chicago Elkhart and New York express optimism about Burt’s leadership and anticipated operational changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Horace G. Burt
Chicago & North- Weaters Railway Company
Union Pacine Harlway Company
Burt
Chirk
Clark
Winston S. Pierce
Jammer Aultman
Marvin Hughitt
Roswell Miller
E. Hi. Harriman
Louis Fiegerall
Henry B. Hyd
John W. Doane
Otto Fl. Katm
T. Jefferson Cookdire
Ore J. Gould
Oliver Aimes
Geo. ‘Annon
Jacob H. Schltr
Oliver W. Minkly
Mr. Burt
Talon Pacify
Vanderbilt
Union Pacific
New York Central
Chleago & Northwestern
Stock Island
Burlington
St. Pru
Cornell Bluffs
Missouri River
Kansas Cay
Ould
Pacific Roast Board
Omnublia
Decca
Associated Press
Eger Ed Dickinson
Mgr. Bury
Elkhart
J. Hart
Union Peelfie Cienies
Chicago
Horace G. Fort
Union Pactic
Misouri Valley Railroad
Northwestern System
Chicago and Northwesters
Burt Sees Surprise At Calin Pacite Presidency
Chicago reports December 27 reveals Burt, newly elected president of the Calin Pacite, reacting with astonishment upon being told by a reporter about post‑Christ Mes leadership. He says he has not been officially notified and will decide after formal notification, while noting his ambitions. Albert, a man of about 50 with a pointed beard, appears ready to lead a college team to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Calin
post-Chriat
Hoth
West
Mr. Burt
Mr. Hurt
Tate
Burt
Alhert
Eckels Steps Out as Dawes Succeeds Next Saturday
Comptroller Dawes, recently appointed to oversee the currency, will arrive Thursday and take over duties January 1. Eckels retires to become president of Commercial National Bank in Chicago, effective Friday morning. In Milwaukee, Mrs Mary Barnett Barnett, linked by marriage to President McKinley’s family, has died.
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Dawes
Washington
Eckels
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Fresdent McKinley
Milwaukee
Mary Barnest
Preaient Mckinny
Barnett
Dur
Pin Prick Killed Him A Hospital Doctor Dies
Dr Felix G Allen of Oran Missouri died at St Marys Infirmary after septic blood poisoning from a pin pricked by a railroad official during care. The illness spread rapidly, arm and leg swelling followed, death certified as septic fever. The accident occurred in St Louis on Papin street. The body to be shipped to Oran for burial.
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St. Louis
Felix G. Allen
Oran
St. Mary's Infirmary
Papin Street
Allen
St. Louie and Mary’s Infirmary
Alien
Dr. Allen
Fle
Fight Over Dora Lands Family in Court at Valley View
In Valley View Kentucky Clell Richardson faces legal drama after a fight with his brother over Dora the wife of Gen Canshus Clay. Will Bryant, the cause of the dispute, survived a shooting attempt as tensions rise over Dora and alleged money from Gen Clay. Witnesses confirm Dora was at Clell’s house and that Richardson’s family accuses Clell of shielding Bryant to protect Dora’s reputation. The incident intensified when Bryant fired at Clell, with bullets striking the fence nearby, prompting added scrutiny ahead of Bryant’s trial.
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Valley View
Clell Richardson
Canshus
Clay
Dork
Cletl
Richmond
Julius
Tom
Chel
Will Bryant
Yrvint
Richardson
Dora
Cleo
Gen. Clay
White
Bruine
Cleft
Thad
Clefl
Wil Richartson
Bryant
Teii Richardson
John
Clell
Wal
Mr. Clay
Will
Cleil
Thane
Wil
Ballington Booth update and restaurant firm assignment notes
Reports from New York and Philadelphia detail Mrs. Ballington Booth's unchanged hospital condition. Elsewhere, White & Co. of Cincinnati, owners of several restaurants, assigned assets to A W Galdemith with debts totaling $31 000 amid heavy expenses and dull trade. Captain Horace T. Draper dies at 73 in Lanedown Longtime Civil War commander of the Hartford Farragut’s flagship born July 4 125 in Brookfield Massachusetts.
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New York
Big Restaurant
Cincinnati
W. W. White
Frank W. White
White Catering Company
Phurth
Fifth Streets
A. W. Galdemith
Philadelphia
Horace T. Draper
Lanedown
Draper
Brookfield
Mase
Hartford
Farraget
Oleo Wins A Dairies Case Amid Albany Protests
The New York dairy laws case involving Armour and the Chicago firm centers on a $1.7 million claim for unmarked dairy products. State officials push to prosectute in multiple counties, despite a proposed settlement to drop the salt and halt unmarked shipments. A governor’s decision awaits whether to accept the offer or press the trial to convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Department of Agriculture
Prinecuttin
Chicago
Yaa
Commissioners of Agriculture
Romie
Thas
Cleomargur
Phanet
Sdea
Attains Its Majority at Twenty First Annual Horticultural Meeting
The State Horticultural Society opens its twenty first annual session in the senate chamber with President Wellhouse presiding. Addresses by ministers, reports from committees on orchard treatment, new fruits and nomenclature, novelties in nursery trade, handling fruit, keeping fruit, and fruit communications are heard. Sessions continue for three days ending Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Horticultural Society
Senate
Wellhouse
Esc Pirt Methodist Church
Leedy
W. TD
Wardwyike
A. Ja Hrooke
North Te- Deka
Jane McNichol
Lent Springs
A. Hf
Fuckman
Ho Aarne
Fouka
BF. Sonith
Lawretive Nohes
Cutter
Bear escapes on Milwaukee train car
A cinnamon bear whipped from Leavenworth escaped its cage aboard a Milwaukee train car yesterday. The bear wandered the car, broke open fruit packages, ate apples, and caused delays before officers recaptured it near Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Leavenworth
Kas
Tig Westerns
Milweathen
St. Paul
Milwaukes
Ten Wen
Welcome Loopho le Judge Hawen case in massachusetts
Wood and Potter of Massachusetts sue Mertimah Savings Bank of Concord in district court over a double liability clause. The bank claims Wisat and Par tor owed Tope Tavietyient and a loan company, asserting set off against the firm, alleging assets tied to Taney kh Investment and Loan. The decision may allow plaintiffs to seize a debtor's property to offset claims and protect other creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawen Betsy
Kiatiman
Wood & Potter
Masaachumetia
Mertimah Savings Bank
Concard
Taneykh Investment and Loan Companie
Shallew
Tat Wisat & Partor
Kateas division 1 boxing meeting at Salina
The Kateas division 1 board of representatives meets in Salina to discuss business and elect delegates to the national assembly in February. R C Manley of Lawrence supports John L. of Salina for chief consul. James R. Doneye of Topeka to fill Bishop's seat. W Reichenrech remains secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kateas
W.mbiteth
St Louis
R. C. Manley
Lawrence
Jom L
Altina
Bishop's
James R. Doneye
Topeke
W. Reichenrech
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Bani
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Throop Hotel
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