FLYER SMASHED INTO A BRIGHTON TRAIN KILLING CREW
A freight train on the Union Pacific line struck the Buckler Valley Flyer near Brighton causing one death and fourteen injuries including seven passengers. Injured include W G Tompkins of Kansas City and several others. emergency teams, doctors, and rail officials worked at the scene. The crash disrupted service between Denver and Cheyenne as investigators examined the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Union
Leulher Valles
Brighta Ola
Fork
Thilows
Marearc Foun
Mansfield
Min
Furehead
Hurst
Tebker
Brighton
Tats
Brulee FV
Pavia
Travedine Extesian
Dovaser Heed
Batty Wut
Timpiins
Travedine Sabesnorr Fur Meadiey
Alderson & Co
Kansas
McChonk
Laramie
Brudvmun
Derver
Cat
Degen
Inek
Uoulier
Ursiag Stepiedl
Fethuen
Cheyenne
Aktice
Tuenenners
Wis Iidictree
Brinton Betel
Nui
Penitietar
McAlister
Fyander
Tate Feras
Fragmentary OCR note hints at local vote and money issues
The readable parts refer to money needs and a figure named Hefena or Dee with a 0 to 2 percent rate. Mentions Wellcome divharment and a Clerk. The text is garbled but implies discussion of votes, money, and potential election dynamics with unclear parties and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk
Caen
Gesora Davis to Address Porto Rico Governing Plan
Brigadier Gesora Davis to speak on governing Porto Rico for the president. A New York special reports that Davis will confer with President and officials, then visit key ports while awaiting new orders. The article notes Congress has not yet appointed a governor for Porto Rico.
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Gesora Davis
Porto Rico
New York
Eterald
Wassingsey x
GOOD WISHES TO BOERS AND ALLIED PLOTS
Frish-American Cluk of Philadelphia expresses sympathy. India-prmada Dey arranges a public meeting at the Academy of Music on January 20 to unite citizens for aid to Boer partitions. Committee discussions praise Greece and Hungary. appeal to extend support in the American and Irish delegation lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluk
Philadelphis
Prmada
India
Gallidg
Academy of Mueir
Gresce
Hungary
New Year's Programme Arranged for Washington Reception
Secretary Porter returns from Connecticut with a lengthy program for the New Year's reception at the White House. Attendees include the Cabinet, diplomatic corps, ex-cabinet members, Supreme Court judges, and senior officials. Delegates from Congress, District officials, Army and Navy officers, and civil service leaders are listed among the guests. The array covers federal and local leaders, veterans groups, and institutional heads. The event aims to honor citizens and feature a cross-section of national and District of Columbia institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Porter
Apyesia
Judes
Wistelet of
Tikes
Camaritie Horpi
Earnet WilEig
Distcter
Celuellia
Tabur
Depart- Mente
Aeeneral
Thom
Sormin@luner
bitenEs
Ule
Columbian Institute
LG Po
United States
Elias
Cotas
Man Held by U S Attorney Over Neutrality Law Sale
Cincinnati December 28 United States Attorney Bundy announced the arrest of Monsierr Pletat on a charge of violating neutral laws. Pletat, long known as a Boer officer here, faced possible charges for recruiting and transporting men for hospital outfits. Federal counsel urged him to stop engaging men and warned that continued activity would lead to contempt of court.
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Ocincinnati
Monsierr Pletat
United States
WE. Bundy
Pletat
United States District Tovney Ulet
United States Court
Bundy
Capture of mountain stronghold yields large arms and prisoners
Washington reports a major capture northeast of San Mateo Mount Allen area. Gen On announces victory over a fortified position on a mountain trail behind Mast AtbAH. Casualties listed and numerous prisoners taken, with rifles, ammunition, and food supplies captured. several named units involved.
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Washinton
Mount Alen
San Mateo
Martta
Dee So
War Department
Waalingion
Lockwit
Duret
Atria
Ensley
Eavatrs
Tive
Large window glass plants to close in Indiana tonight
A Hartford City dispatch reports 44 window glass factories, representing 130 plants, will cease operations at the American Window Glass company tonight at midnight. About 15,000 workers statewide, including in this city, face immediate disruption as the shutdown is expected to last six months, one of the shortest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dre
Hartford City
Ind
American Window Glass Company
Sitle Sinew
Willl Cartiers
Caine
Abit
Toliado
Yesilver
Bust of Croker Shown in Irish Capital Council Chamber
From Dublin comes a report that a life sized bust of Richard Croker has been placed in the council chamber of Dublin. The gesture honors his generosity in aiding the Tamattny hall fund for the preservation of the Parnell estate at Avondale Wicklow Teelandt.
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New York
Dee
Tal Jon
Dublin
Richard Croker
Council
Tammatcy
Avondale
County Wicklow
Teelandt
Bank Consolidation Across Providence Emerges
Providence institutions move to merge into larger trusts following Boston example. Roger Williams National Bank will transfer its business to Industrial Trust Company as part of a consolidation trend. City National Bank and Nile National Bank have already been absorbed by Tafon Trust Company. Third National is entering liquidation with Industry Trust taking over, with other national banks expected to follow suit.
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Providence
Boston
Roger Willams National Bank
Industrial Trust Company
Fir Hoskin Bank
Dietriet
Asco Te
Ito Ome Institution
City National Bank
Cinbe National Bak
Tafon ‘Trust Company
Natinnal
Iquidaltton Alaa
Indgatria ‘Trust Company
Starve Them Out and Fortified Positions at Mafeking
Dec 31 dispatches report ongoing bombardment with no assault seen, Boer artillery on Surprise Hill and fortified Colenso preparations. Trains to Colenso continue, claims of Dutch disaffection subdued, and Gen Roberts and Gen Kitchener praised for plans. Heavy firing near Mafeking and communications attempts linked to Gateneir’s forces as Baden-Powell urges resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pietermaritzburg
Ladysmith
Snys
Borland
Ne- Saute
Bet
General Schalkbarger
Colense
Crane
Modder
Kuramsh
Methuen
Transvaal
London
Lew
Metter Ted
Steeneit
Colenso
South Africa
Roberts
Kitchener
Cape Town
Pases Wert
le Adispate
Lorenzo Marques
Sass
Mate Steyn
Orange Free State
Free
Cape Tow
Crafock
Stirmbers
Gatnere
Baden Powells Bluff
Charles Howard ‘Vincent
Sheela
Westminster
Catone Balen Powell
Toren
Emperor Willen
Sak
England
Baden-Powell
Maxes
Mafeking
Lond
Baden~Powell
Sarah Wilson
Turkeys Find Gold Nuggets in Gizzards at Gypsum
On Saturday workers at an eating house in Kayisas found a large nugget and about twenty small gold pieces in the gizzard of a turkey. A few small insects were also found in the gizzards of the rest of the stock. The location of the stock’s source is identified and a company is planned to be formed to develop the mineral find.
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Prom
Harns
Missouri Pacific
Roland Reed Must Die Actor Near Foemlay Hospital
Roland Reed, operated on at St. Luke's after a Foemlay incident, was reported reeling last night. Doctors said the illness is serious and efforts continue to save him. Family and associates keep vigil as rumors swirl about his condition and possible cancer.
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Foemlay
St. Luke's Hospital
Sale Confirmed In Complicated Jackson County Case
In district court Judge Thompson handled Pensky vs Branner and related actions over a $20,000 claim. Sale of Branner property was confirmed but contested due to lack of prior district court sale order. Plaintiffs seek a new sale order while other litigation lingers in higher courts.
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Branner
Dude Thempsim
Oaame
Hazen
Kotte
Pensky
Wigatian
Mes Me Nchols
Josie Webb
Jacob
Cnafirm
Thompson
District Court
Jackson County
Cours
Perfume factory planned in California for US first
Chicago reports that a new perfume farm and manufactory will soon be established in Manrequin California. New York and Chicago capitalists with expert chemists have bought thousands of acres in southern California and plan a large operating plant. A promoter will travel to New York to finalize stock company arrangements under Illinois law.
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United States
California
Chicago
the Post
Manrequin
Cal
Fist
New York
Casifornia
Hve
Murder or suicide at rural Kansas farm
Mrs Mary Heck wife of a state hospital inmate was found dead at a farm seven miles south of Hillinwood. She sat in a kitchen chair with a knife wound on her forehead. Two Beck boys, aged 10 and 13, found the body. Neighbors suggest suicide from overwork, but murder is possible. The Becks had lived apart since the husband’s commitment two years ago. Children recall a night remark about killing.
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Mary Heck
Insane Asylum
Hllinwood
Haring
France to submit naval defense bill for colonies and coast
The government will present to the Chamber a bill for defense of French eyes and colonies and the coast fleet. Cost set at 129,000,000 francs spread over two years, funded by 20,000 francs annually and other appropriations. Two year plan reallocates 195,000,000 francs to a new naval programme.
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Paris
Chambre
France
Insurance War Hits Topeka Insurance Firm Fight
A suit for 1900 dollars is filed by Frank S. Thomas an agent in Topeka against Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co of Massachusetts. The complaint alleges a non union status and accuses a Western Union trust of pressuring non union firms to join the alliance, seeking to control insurance rates and establish a union dominance. The case raises questions on anti trust laws and state insurance regulation.
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Frank S. Thomas
Pela
Fie & Marine Insurance Company
Miastachusetts
Corny Tram
Himack Anthe Company Aieaing
Pee Bat the Treader” Insurance Company
Chicasa
Perry & Doran
David Overmyer
Thoms
Perth
Planta
Thomas
Wnim
Tnsurance
Combina
Cox
Springfield Company
Continental Fire Insurance Company of
New York
Springfield
Avent
Trent
Western Union
Weshern Unione
Ublen
Xaid “Waster Unite
Stniawtut
Minnesota
Ohio
Sime
Afinnesota Auth
Mingosita
Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court
Supreme Court Ttty
Kansas
Atlani
Werorn Union
Thomas Sats
Fenhams
Union coercion ends non union agency control in 1887
The speaker recalls a 1887 clash where ten union and ten non union insurers ran an agency of twenty. Union firms demanded removal of all non union companies or they would quit. After resisting, the agency lost business to combinations, forcing a drawn out conflict lasting about a year. An eventual separation rule pushed by unions aimed to consolidate union book of business.
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Onion Companier
Mn Insurance Company
Ewnid Mr of
Tee
Chicago
Springfeld
Musasechustts
Axl 1
Nissara Falls
Niagara Falls
Mreker
Street Car Held Up by Masked Robbers in Seattle
Two masked bandits halted a street car on the Tuillard line in Seattle last night. Shots were fired from the front of the car as a passenger was killed and another wounded. Police found one robber dead from a wound near the car and the other fled. the body remained unidentified.
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Seattle
Tuillard
UP O'élonk
Sluss for Longs Place in Wichita Race for Congress
A Wichita dispatch reports Judge Sluss is entering the race against incumbent Chester To Long. If Sines declines, Sluss may face fusion forces, with Armidon as a possible opponent on the other side. The contest promises the hottest battle in district history, pitting Republican and fusion candidates for the conclusive seat.
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Wichita
Congres
Widdin
Sluss
Chester
Long
Mt Lon
Sines
Sam 2 Armidon
Ae Ff
Solewiik
Iicast
Akalnet
Premit
Stanley
Secret Mission and Liberia Coaling Station Debate
A Washington dispatch reports that the Montana long sought a protectorate or coaling rights on the coast of Liberia. British and German interest in the area prompted U.S. consideration of protective stations under naval diplomacy, with Secretary Hay weighing policy and potential commitments.
Mord St Louis Case Taken By Court For Hearing
fragmented OCR reads like a court note about a murder case in Cairo with names Martin Roberts and others. brief mention of willingness to die and a patient exam. weather notes and city indicators appear amid garbled text.
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Mord St. Louis
Der
Cairo
Hin
Mass
Martin
Morder Roberts
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