Advances in Civil Service Advice and Labor Rewards
A garbled report outlines Carnegie guidance on workers and rewards, referencing government roles and service rendered. It mentions names like Fort Gabriels and Jemet Law, with scattered phrases about living standards, savings corps, and proposed systems of compensation and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Tarnagic
Ureabusy
Solan
Grammgie
Envaciie
M Taddel
Fort Gabriels
Gee
Denwainie
Greer
Saving Corps
Ronan
Helene Laven
Treaty deal funding and colonial grant debated in senate
A disputed treaty between the United States and a Caribbean colony prompted a senate committee referral. The proposal includes a grant of 50 million dollars to the company, plus a 10 million subsidy for land use and a 19.9 million payment tied to colonial governance. The plan envisions a 200 year renewal with a 10 year extension, and seeks sanitary and transportation provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
United
Senate
United Staten
Colombia
Cerito
United States
Venerable Newsman and Early American Press Veteran
A long, faded reminiscence recalls a prominent news dealer in the United States, one of the era’s oldest practitioners. He emigrated from London, built a newspaper career in Philadelphia, witnessed Queen Victoria’s coronation, and later suffered a stroke while his political loyalties shifted from Stephen A. Douglas to later presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layaberssuie
Sac
James
Breland
Ved
Lendinie
Padtadelphilit
Catia
Ff & Etaunen
Stephen A. Douglas
Freie Ianatdeta
Fiala Leads Baldwin Zeigler Expe Near Pole
An unclear passage describes Fiala and Zeigler linked to a Baldwin expedition toward the north pole. It notes a young crew member questioned tasks and a commander directing the mission, with fragmented mentions of ROCOUHL and Phoebrps. The text is garbled but centers on an expedition and leadership dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jon
Anthony Pialn
Pier Tye Wukndwe
Brare
Witten
Zeyher Ani
Cheaen
Zeigler
North Pole
Tor
Zeigier
Nick Fort Brart
Bly Baldwin
Whale
Baliwin
Ain
Saturn
Ory Rocouhl
Anil
Ambitious Move to Honolulu Disrupts Kansas Skipper
A Kansas man connected with a prominent magnate plans to depart for Honolulu to oversee a new magnetic observatory near the city. The figure, previously tied to steady work, seeks a crystal year in the islands, with past Denver saloon incidents noted and large sums alleged in a late night hold up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinolula
Magnetic Observatory
Deel
Kansas
Servion
Nulin
Honouiu
Funeral Notice and Parish Services in Township
D of H Wo HL announce funeral rites for Sister Lie il dew in at the Comberand Prewhy Lerian church corner FUT and Weak str. A service for Brother John fruit 284 ches W P Reich enbach registing oy tet eromce Union Pacific Tarnd Sunday p m mourners invited to attend at Totlock.
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H. Wo
Bulge
Mitn
Lie Il Dewin
Strhrts
Heerstaty
Simonie
Totlock P.m
Rome
John Fruit
Ches W
P, Reichenbach
Union Pacific
Fragmentary 19th century Senate Crisis Amid Resignations
Fragmentary report describes a heated session with Republican and Democratic factions over resignation threats and a potential joint ballot for a U S Senate seat. Officials including the lieutenant governor and secretary of state discuss temporary leadership, with threats of chamber conflict and calls for committee action amid political deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hager
Henri Sorngurtle
Gevernie Pyahuiy
Lietether
Gut
Grat Directien
Josthee Campbell
Baleter
Denice Senate Aid
Democratio Senate
Repiblianus
Tbat
United States
Ube Mewelet
Henan
Nied Sint Senr
Humphreys Divorce Heard In Court Quiet, Uncontested
Friday attorneys Judge Hasen presided as Mire Eilen Humphreys sought a divorce from Bumblereys. The hearing featured witnesses and the defense, with the case declared uncontested. The court set alimony at forty dollars monthly as the couple’s settlement, with Mrs. Humphreys and counsel Lynch presenting arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasen
Eilen Humphréve
Bumblereys
Mao
Lawyeru
Miller
Arantea
Nde
Suraphireyy
Mn Midelius
Marne
Phners
Stan Tee
Ama Gribute
Bos
Iona
Witners
Seabee
Polly
Chile
Rumphreys End
Lynch
Mr. Hoveptireya
Snow Blankets Region Prompting Winter Weather Outlook
A heavy snowfall covers the area with several inches reported and winds from the south. Officials warn of continued cold snaps and potential impacts on winter wheat as new storms may bring more snow and flurries tonight through tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briday
Jennies
Myles
Arrest of G O Dean for chicken theft and pawn case
Neighbor Spencer reports four stolen fowls tied to a theft ring. Deputy Hoban arrests G O Dean amid accusations of stealing fowls and a later claim of theft of a pocket knife. A petit larceny verdict is noted and witnesses link Dean to broader thefts.
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Temi
Pollerman Hobean
Spencer
Hoebien
Teidie
O. A. Raene
Erigeiat
Boidler Ororte
Renan
Lower
Sineierwente
Staan WiBty
Siu
Prosneub- Inc
Poynter Invention Wins Voting Machine Test at Midwinter Exposition
Topeka capitalists back the venture and arrange funding for a voting machine invented by Paynter of Wales. The device, designed for selective yes or no ballots, aims to automate voting and counting, with a factory planned in Topeka. The exhibit at the Midwinter Exposition features the lithographing company booth and showcases the machine's operation and safety features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paynter
Entive of
Wales
Topeka
Poynter
Booth
Anyont
Rimictine
Puyoter
Paynter Cage
House of
Reynier
Paythier
Karese
Fourth Street
Pagiter
Milan
Kuneis
Protas Cul
Nachinisty
Ely
Aod
Theo Bane
Mhowine
Clint Paine
Munbby
Straulgtt
Holts Eist
Esich
Tess Arith
Wonwin Vetere
Lott Mimber
Uist
T Cnownen
Utter
Chee
Wheat Market Outlook and Corn Demand Rise
A fragmented 19th century market report notes evolving wheat advances and corn price pressure. It cites delays in shipments, improved cash demand, and potential for wider spreads, with speculation on futures and stock increases as western harvests progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Widenitus
A. G. Goodwin
Boycott The Work Hits Wyoming Coal Firms In Probe
Philadelphia reports the anthracite strike commission hearing witnesses accusing independent coal companies of forcing men to quit and barring work. Foreman John cites managers hiring replacement labor after unionized miners refused to work, while Henry Hughes and Dolph Coal officials describe disputed suspensions and threats. A boycott signals tensions as union leaders press demands and firms resist open work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Conl
Edward Bhive
Wyormins
Wyoming Cowl & Tron Company
Telud & Check
Hid Kervign
Salon Weaes
Cmpany
Cnisinesse
Pomparon
Henry Hughes
BOM. Hughes
Insite
Forstuan
Ad & Wo
Outeide
Dolph Coal Company
Hellen
Mualking
Union
Smith County Citizens Rally Over Child Beating Incident
Local residents express anger after reports of alleged child abuse involving a figure named Smith Cenine in Poway. Community leaders urge calm while authorities investigate the disturbing claims and seek clarity amid conflicting reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith County
Smith Cenine
Poway
Albert Dors Oan
Fey Hert
Crystal Plaine
Sitar
Berschurgel
Diet
Fights Within Burton Faction Highlight Abilene Delegation
A chaotic Abilene scene emerges as Fisher guides anti Burton supporters in Dickenson County while factions led by Came and Pinker jockey for influence at county and district conventions. The struggle touches the PEK chair, congressional seats, and state-wide political alignments, with various local figures maneuvering for power.
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Anti-Burton
Berali
W. Ki. Fisher
Serie Burton
Kenia
Dickinea
Wills Fisher
Duleenten
Fishot
Liver
Dickingon
Caan Aha
PEK
Bethe Concress Tenmil Cisaraltie
Shin Prem Us
End
Copperersionel
Sarton
Warhingtet
Firth Discriet
Duckington
Mal Pinker
Furton
Abilene
J. Te Quist
Muothae
Fie Winterart
Wrage
Genes Calitaasito
Chet Cnet
Wells
Qala
Ruey
Secretary of State
Fire and Sint? Treasury
Kelty
Quinn
Batley
Phkytai
Quint
Markets Today Show Mixed Activity as Traders Weigh Cattle and Grains
The market roundup reports heavy selling to drive down prices while cattle markets pause with light receipts. Wheat and corn futures edge lower as probes of demand waver and leading exchanges show varied movement, reflecting cautious sentiment. Kansas City livestock quotes mix with hogs steady to firm and dairy markets muted amid thin volumes.
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Chicago
Paris
Duluth
Torekee
Natiye
Conteacr
Lawal Geerlyte
Emilller
Yatda Bat Ameding
Tmghe Hightr
MVEA
Etretig
Nate Renter
Titec Selsisen
Anorthers
Ieris Wori
Dlehs
Spite
Pit
Pascoe
Melis
Man
War Rye
Unclear OCR Text Sparks Fragmented Market Mention
Fragmentary lines reference a market and an unknown trader seeking an item or measure. The readable bits include scattered terms like market, wants, and numbers, with no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
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Borgunathal
Law and Order League
Unteleness
Kelther
Mr. Wergumtthal
Crome
Hughen
Rnpublicans
Poletel
Preyioie
Ater
Marentel
Elie Tharabers
Tom Byart
Muri
Republia
WituLion
Pune
Culone
Hughes
Mapare
Polutaby Tales Reina Te
Hughes Hiesans
Ralip
Eos Cage
Gove
Bates
Carnegie
Bexin
Tames Mullingaux
Fiala
Honolulu
Denver
Boise
Eiatomern
Madden
Humphreys
the Weather Bureau
Dean
Ho Ie
Port Charleston, & Inn
Thorotim
Tésislansny Kihescomeir
Norfolk
Beulah
Sismenblb
Marine Wall
Uae
Eesti
Voting Machine
P. PaynterIs
AG. Godwin Commisser Oemaginas
Genet
Brean
Colmstinn
Suildig
Lens
Shellemiont
Saray
Maia
Coal Company
Stes
Asall
Arnone
Wren Tate
Gerepal
Beunswick
Pennsylvania
Ren Hocking Viltey
Shgarand Castes Market
Neo York Av
Esate
Eelsemia Rael
Pere
Markets Today
Hoga
Coeh
Lewer
Dorey
Kanese
Chicags
Gemmbriel
Ayey Fordays
Texek
Rene Mee
Wey Hadi
Mami
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas Cis
Satin
Staerss Hsana
Boe
Cates ES
Iain Fens
Teres Wether Ogee
Holst
Stéedy
Kansans City
Kansas City
Dan
Rew Gore
Scram Tor
Cottoh
Telephon Dent In Ane
Srresgauden Stock Company
Keinkes
T Tegcate Vy Od
Gall
Comminsinns
vAunoroer
Cermaianiabe
Fau
Bish
Woot Marke
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