London and Globe finance group faces winding up threat
A chaotic financial crisis surrounds the London and Globe holdings as creditors seek protection and possible liquidation. The group, tied to key rail and electric ventures, faces restructuring pressures with large capital, ongoing vibrations concerns, and costly construction requirements impacting future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadon & Globe Finance
London
Crippie Herrass
Serentererer
Houthwestnen Railwey
City Lee
Wes
Sae
London and Globe
Potter Sermon Urges Redemption of City From Corruption
The sermon by Bishop Potter centers on restoring moral influence to heal New York. He laments corruption, urges Christ’s healing touch, and argues national renewal hinges on virtue in church, home, and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georg Oh
Jess Christ
Sx International
Trule
Beast of the Ny
Leet
Montana
Ee Bartal
Marci Daly
Greenwood Cemetery
Aistoemaus
Deine
Inte
Ming
piAte
Steamer Wreck Near Magellan Strands Passengers
Salvage ships recover survivors from the San Augustin after a steamer wreck off Magellan. The crew and passengers were saved by rescue vessels arriving after the calamity, though exact details are blurred by the damaged text. Local authorities investigate the incident and report on the survivors.
New Coal Fields Add to Russia Fusi Supply
Russia reports new coal fields boosting fuel supplies amid plans to expand transport and industry. The report cites investments for canal access and river mouth improvements, plus government moves toward a telecom buildout and a tentative 1899-1900 fiscal outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Anti-Canteen News Carried to WLC by Congressman
The article reports Congressman carrying anti-canteen news to the Woman’s Literary Club amid a wet Washington week. It describes a fiery procession along the avenue from the capitol to Lafayette theater and a large gathering of the WCTU as news of a nationalizing trend spreads through states and territories, evoking unity and reform zeal.
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Bowerlock
Congressman
WLC
T. A
Lafayette Theater
W. C
T. U
Commonwealth
Harvard Professor Rejects Burning at the Stake Claim
Harvard professor Dennal Advocating burning at the stake for crimes by African Americans denies making such a proposal. He says lynching is a medieval brutalization and not a legal penalty and urges lawful punishment within the justice system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Dennal
Boston
Mass
Jan Hart
Burt
Finn
South
Mourning Ordered at The Hague for Grand Duke
A dispatch from The Hague reports six weeks of mourning at The Hague palace for the Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar following his expected death. The news notes lowered blinds and a formal bowing of heads, with the second chamber debating and passing bills on marriage and the price of entry, then adjourning on February 12.
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Grand Duke of
Saxe Weimar
New York
Hague
Saxe
Ile
Benrs
United States Minister in Caracas Reports Asphalt Dispute
Willemsted Jan 7 The United States minister at Caracas Venezuela Mr Loomis reports no progress on obtaining justice for the New York and Bermuda Asphalt Company in its clash with local authorities. He notes critical tension as American warships near La Guaira and delays in securing protection for American interests amid regional unrest.
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Willemsted
Curacca
Hayden
Bie
United States
Caracis
Venezuela
Loomia
Pocaliwe
Juntce
New York
Bermudes Asphalt Company
Americas Warshipe
la Guayre
Buffalo
Hartford
Scorpion
Ameriicans
Socal Lathorsites
Bae Ray Eeeeer
Company
Kine Year O14 Boy Murderer Mariette
A boy aged about 14 from Mariette killed his sister Florence and fled with a gun after her murder. Neighbors arrived as the fatal act occurred and authorities rushed to respond. Parents are distraught and the family faces financial strain amid the tragedy.
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Mariette
Wen
Vite
Thoman
Mme
Florence
Fowett
Dia
Dedicate A Church At Seas Dedication Urges Moderate Funding
The Cumberland Presbyterian church at Fifth and West in Seas Deditemted Estan held a dedication with Rev Garvin noting the need for a modest, well tended building. Parishioners contributed about 100 dollars after several appeals while Rev Hal South urged community unity in worship and thrift, stressing the church is the people not the structure. Alfred Sidwell sang a solo titled The Celestial City.
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New Cumberland Presbyterian
Fifth
West Pires
Ee Huntoun
Wro
Guerin
Nepean Chy
Tage
Psec
Garvin
Umaginalier
Hn Home Church
Athletic Park
Tts
Ber Tower
Prem
Otter Iy
Hal South
Hey
Sue
Tsay
Alfred Sidwell
Celestial City
Carl Morton Dead, Santa Fe Official’s Youngest Brother Dies
Carl Morton, youngest brother of the vice president of Santa Fe Omata and general manager of a glucose sugar plant, died this morning of a disease described as Paromenia. He was the fourth youngest son of J. Scorting and a Nebraska native.
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Santa Fe
Omata
Carl Morton
Glucose Sugar Company
Waukesan
Tih
J. Scorting
Nebraska
Herrman the conjurer to star in sensational theatre week
Dramatic events loom as Herrmann the renowned conjurer headlines the season with a remarkable repertoire. The cast features celebrated musical artists and the Walker Whitraide company performing Heart and Sword in the Craw theatre Thursday January 10.
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Datome
Ms Pen
Rees
Lexerdomain
Herrman
Jen Pee
Cormy
Walker Whitraide Company
Sean
Frederic L. Power
Stattuch
Traktor
Mr. Whiteside
Prine Victor
Ming Lela Wetstan
Whiteside
Soke
Vin
Mige
Helen Wiltex
Ernestine
Se State
David Hanes Willenaerter
David Hanchett
Willes Mack Frank D- McEntee
James Conway
Lawrence Harrold
Gee A. Holt
John Davidson
John Halph
Mins
Ralph
Poe
Tiakia
Cordite Explosive Mix and Fire Risk Highlighted
The London Express discusses cordite as a nitro-glycerine and gun cotton propellant, its dangerous stability in warm climates, and historical doubts by Maxim. It notes a vessel struck by lightning where cordite burned harmlessly after powder charred, illustrating the ongoing uncertainties and safety concerns around this volatile explosive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Express
Hiram 3. 1
Maxim
Abel
Dewar
The Race of Fairies and Derm the Lonion Gobel
A fragment notes Derm the Lonion Gobel among the most interesting topics in an address delivered by Professor John Rhys to the Anthropological Section. The piece hints at ethnographic interest and scholarly debate surrounding fairy lore and associated beings.
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Lonion Gobel
John Rhys
Fairies in folklore and their social status across tribes
An excerpt reviews Anglo myth studies on fairies, noting how fairies are pictured as repulsive or benign depending on tradition. It describes their lifestyle, trade practices, language, market behavior, and relations with neighboring peoples, including perceptions of magic and disease control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesxienlay
Rhys
Krowadice Entera
Helena
Besser
Gien
The Divinity of Kings in European History
A historical overview discusses the divine right of kings from ancient to modern Europe. It cites Dryden and Vespasian, noting the enduring belief that monarchs were sacrosanct and inviolable, shaping political authority and the perception of empire.
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Europe
Hen & Homes
Vespasian
Children’s Pennies Sought for Chinese Mission Repairs
Children in Sabbath schools across the nation are asked to contribute funds to rehabilitate several Chinese mission stations, including Pekin and Linching, after widespread destruction. The appeal aims to raise about $5,000 for rebuilding and support.
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Sid
New York
Chidnm
Nate States
Chisear Aml
Atau
Cho
Pekin
Unclear OCR fragmented names and events
A corrupted text fragment mentions individuals such as Mr. Walker Whiteside and Miss Letia Wolstan with scattered phrases about gear, sword, and names like Soyer and Myroniers. No coherent event, date, or location remains discernible.
Remarkable medical team showcases nerve in inoculation study
A Chicago Record report describes a bold medical investigation into inoculation efforts abroad. Researchers observe patient responses, noting deaths and key immune findings as they advance understanding of contagious diseases.
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Chicago
Cuba
Hobron
Bani
Rupert
Betti ship Alshame expected in Pensacola January
Fragmentary wartime notice describes the Alshame awaiting arrival January 24 and a female squadron member in Atlantic service. It mentions a camp, coal provisions, and a Rear Admiral Par overseeing drills, with movement toward Pensacola and return to other ports by early February.
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Alabama
Pensacola
Flu
Jan. T
Alshame
Maren
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