Hie Makes A Fast Trip On A Special Train
New York reports detail a record Lake Shore and New York Central special train run from Chicago to New York in seventeen hours and a minute, beating the Twentieth Century Limited by one hour. The trip averaged 68 to 60 miles per hour with six locomotive changes and featured W C Brown as a noted passenger amid business commitments.
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New York
Paytos
Chicago
Percoat Morgen
Lake Shore
New York Central
Mara
Morkan Wan Toe Barry
W. C. Brown
BIC Convention Plans Tariff and Rail Questions in Los Angeles
A report from the American National Livestock Production details the twelfth annual convention to be held in Los Angeles January 1902. Topics at issue include federal control of unappropriated public land rates, railroad service and car provision, and potential tariff revisions affecting manufacturing and farm goods.
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Denver
Colo. Soc
T. W.worshinson
American National Livestock Prodation
Los Angeles
Shipmenta Pt Whoek
Gonterol
Neet Tentrese
William Davis 15 Held to the District Court
A district court records entry states William Davis, age 15, is held for further proceedings. The document includes unclear names and places, mentioning penalties and actions linked to a prior incident, with references to a hearing date and procedural steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davis
District Court
Ray Shortlife Called to an Ow A Mission
Fragmentary OCR text shows a person named Ray Shortlife linked to an ow a mission with scattered phrases mentioning Dotan shorvin tele PEO Wakecure and a Mile area. Details are unclear, but the item appears to note an assignment or call related to a mission and a person named Ward.
Bhurtlitt Became Clerk of Weber Stake
D May Bhurtlitt, son of Francis M. Bhurtlitt of Maker City Oregon, resides with his father at 256 Washington Avenue. He is nephew of L W Shurwlim, Weber Stake president, educated locally and at KY College Logan, and has taught at Weber Academy before being appointed clerk.
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Uverpuit
Tr. Ehurtillis
Hla
Mra
Meloy J. Bhurtlitt
Washinguin
L. W. Shurwlim
Weber Fake
KY. College
Logan
Weber Academy
Clerkehla
Stake
Bhurtlift
Tirek
Weber Stake
Democratic National Committee Faces Tariff Fight and Uncertain Leadership
Norman Stack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, downplays reports of a rift between Kim Pelt and Secretary Wooden. He says the committee will meet during campaigns and will not establish permanent headquarters until after the bridge. The focus is on tariff policy, with Democratic leaders seeking to shield party interests in Congress.
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Buffalo. de
Norman Stack
Democratic National Committer
Kim Pelt
Wooden
Democratc National Committee
Beye
Copper price drop unsettles Arizona mining towns
A Des Moines dispatch reports copper price declines disrupt Arizona mining districts. Officials note reduced ore output and plant curtailments threaten local operations and employment, with buyers and operators bracing for further market shifts.
Fragmented OCR text yields unclear historical note
The readable fragments mention various names and phrases but lack coherent events or context. The garbled passage references individuals, ages, dates, and generic actions without a followable narrative or verifiable details. No clear person, place, or outcome emerges from the excerpt.
Oil Trust in the Nest in New York Trial Testimony
A government hearing in New York involves Frank Wassman of Standard Oil California and cross examination over alleged price fixing with Southern and Peunta oil companies. Wassman testifies he learned of no binding contract, while details of refining, shipment, and price adjustments are discussed. adjournment set for Monday and further sessions planned after January 1.
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Standard Oil Company
Calfornia
Csentation Enit
Blandard Oil Company of
California
Southerp Herping Company
Peonta Oil Coapany
Southern
Peonta
Frank D. Kei Jeger
Astat
Wassman
Brashard Wee
Peunta
Los Angeles
P M Jones Dies Suddenly at Work in Omaha Gazette Era
Longtime Morning Examiner typographer P M Jones collapsed at his machine from heart failure around 3:15 am. Born January 3, 1833, in Independence Missouri, he lived thirty years in Newspaper work across Kansas City St Louis Omaha and beyond. His wife and kin were notified as physicians could not revive him.
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Burt
Independence
Missouri
Ife
Kansas City Tith Shock
Sta. University
Lawrence
Kansas Cy Times
Maret
Landaile
Catgrata
Teatr. Werarcins
Kansas City
The
Times
Fe Ortes
Omaha
Waleo
Geten
Jones & Orttith
Ten Rota
Ciest
Kantae Ety
Krama Pritoy Kabtine
Tim
Mre Jones
Jon
Jeger
Omaha Svenine Ree
Ian
Tortuous Legal Skirmish Over Hearing Timings
A murky court note outlines tensions between lawyers over scheduling for a hearing. The text references unnamed parties and strained negotiation, with references to standard court procedures and a desire to limit delays. The fragmentary source hints at procedural disputes rather than substantive case details.
Prices for the ad year spark vendor dispute
Moris Rosenthal disputes ad price tables claiming increases across pieces. Kellogg explains why rates differ as Rosenthal pushes back. A tense exchange ends with no clear agreement as the session closes.
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Hotenhal
Mayor Summoned to Testify in County Case
Butte December 10 – City officials including Treasurer Goodmin City Clerk Derge Street Commissioner Schae were summoned to appear before Judge Cortn as witnesses in the county attorney’s multiprocessing payroll padding probe. The officials denied the charges as read today.
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Butte
Dee
Mesyur Corby
Trearzrer Goodmin
Derge
ScHae
Miter
Cortn
Coutty
Murtar
Haytien Town Taken in Hayti Near Gonaives
Washington Bec, IL A frontier report states two buodped weapons from the Haytien gunboat seized Gonaives Haytie establishing authority in the name of Gen Binuw. Commander Shipley’s station in Des Moines confirms a Dolphin landing near the wharf to protect the American consulate and citizens. The Dolphin’s commander reports everything quiet at Gonatrcs.
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Washington
Bec
Dolphin Wan
The
Lim
United States
Dolphin
Gonatrcs
Forest Reserve Homesteads And Timber Land Uses
An expert examined the tract and approved it as suitable for agricultural homesteading within forest reserve boundaries. The land is classified for homestead purposes with study of its potential for timber use and agricultural activity.
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Woliem
Mr. Winter
Erie
Tuniseh
New Trial Denied in Capitol Conspiracy Cases
In Harrisburg a new trial was refused for four defendants in the capital conspiracy cases. Judge George Kunkel in Dauphin County Court discharged appeals as the men had sought new trials after prior acquittals. The proceedings relate to alleged irregularities in furnishing and overseeing capitol grounds projects tied to the state’s 1903 scandal. Sentencing will occur next Friday with further appeals to the state Supreme Court planned.
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Karrisburg
Capitol
George Kunkel
Dauphin County
Theo Mes
Jobail
Bladeron
James 8. Bhumaker
Board of Potte
Wo. Cusder
Grarral
Faant
Eteto
Briday
State Supreme Court
President’s Acts Attract Sharp Criticism In Navy Wireless Plan
Washington dispatch surveys criticism of presidential actions as the U S government moves to award a large contract for wireless telegraphy equipment. The plan aims to equip navy stations with long range transmitters and receivers able to relay messages over thousands of miles, with stringent reliability and anti interference features. The selection process, security review, and the role of the government in overseeing construction and deployment are highlighted amid debates over executive authority and congressional approval.
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Washington
United States
Wales
San Francisco
Alt
Aravy Department
Aleek
Rear Admiral Pillsbury Retires From Washington Bureau
An official notice announced the retirement of Rear Admiral J. E. Pillsbury, chief of the Bureau of Navigation. He will remain in charge until the end of the current administration. Admiral W. W. Emory relinquished command of the Grand Division at Hors Koop, and J. St. Beara will assume duties aboard the gunboat Concord, with updates on assignments to follow.
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Wasblngtos
Tre
J. E. Piybury
Bureau of
Pariention
W. WH. Emory
Hors Koop
Pislabury
J. St. Beara
Concord
Mayn Attarte
Toke
Cehin
J. A. Trurberis
Pacific
Aio
Ruffians Attack Family in Partereviiin Ga
A band of men entered the home of J A Gibson near Carters Alle and brutalized a family, shooting Mrs Gibern and threatening teen girl Liste Handy. Warrants issued for Dad Lanner Steve Teath and Tom Colter. pursuit for Heth ongoing as authorities seek to arrest suspects. Judea Fite acted to protect the Gibea family amid threats and growing danger.
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Partereviiin
J. A. Gibson
Carters Alle
Tom Colter
Ufhia County
Tantam
Collier
Tade
Heth
Judea Fite
Therm
Faith under fire as Kansas City sect leader faces police
Kansas City reports detail the fallout from a deadly standoff after Jainty Sharp led followers into a confrontation with police. A bystander, A. J. Belzer, died from a stray bullet while Sharp, wounded, claimed misguidance and a divine revelation. The sentence ends with Sharp seeking time to write to followers, blaming the faith for the tragedy.
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Kansas City
Adam Goi
Wacase
Tate
Bharp
A. J. Belzer
Ove Ceatha
Flern
Oklahoma
Whitsett
Memphis Murder Rumors and Police Briefing in 1900s Chronicle
Fragmentary report discusses violence against Black residents in Memphis Tennessee, a police briefing, and references a conference in St Louis with officials including Lee and Gates. It mentions a plan for a company incorporation and a planned defiance linked to a court appearance.
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Lee Totay
Si Louis
Dolin W. Gates
Atevne
Hoda
Hopal
Salle Pinto
Frank Tetteck
Destaek Nimabows
Tammamand
Den
Markets End Uneven as Trading Opens in New York
New York stock market opened with a near even split of advances and declines amid widespread inertia. Prices drifted modestly, with a few issues showing slight gains while United Railways and Investment and American Beet Sugar slipped. Several leaders, including American Smelting and Western Union, extended declines as trading proceeded around 11 o'clock.
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New York
Cantera
United Railways and Investment Preferred
Western
Wabasp
Delaware Hudson and St. Paul
New York Stocks and Market Notes from December
Amalgamated Copper 82 5, American Car 45 34, American Locomotive 24, American Smelting 90, Anaconda 49 58, Atchison 34, Baltimore and Ohio 107 1, Crooklyn Rapid Transit 3, Canadian Pacific 170, Chesapeake and Ohio 63 3-8, Chicago Northwestern 176 1-4, Colorado Fuel and Iron 59, Denver and Rio Grande 28 2-6, Great Northern 114, New York Central 148, Reading 11, Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul 144 14, Delaware and Hudson 179 1-4, Denver and Rio Grande 25 24, Erie Railroad 2, Southern Pacific 120 34, Southern Railway 28 24, Union Pacific 183, Western Union 64 1-2, Standard Oil 542, cattle market steady, hogs lighter, sheep receipts 16,000, corn and wheat mixed, pork prices around 12.63 to 316.00,Index and livestock totals note mixed changes.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Car and Pountry
American Smelting
American Borac Nesting
Anaconda Minksg Co
Atchison Railway
Aleblaga Railway
Naltimora
Crooklyn
Canadian Pacife
Chereapeake and
Obie
Chicago Northwestern
Abbagy
MIL
el Paol
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware
Harleon
Denver
Rio Girande
Ilfio Grande
Great Northern
Timede Central
New York Central
Reading Railway
Hock Island Co
Tock Inland Co
Pte
Southern
Pactic
Southern Railway
Atom Pacific
United States Biel
Wabath Railway
Weatern Union
Weatern Walen
Mystery of a Lecture Slides Into Confusion in Old Debate
An audience member challenges a lecturer during a discussion on virtue, art and architecture. The exchange devolves into a garbled, half audible interchange as the gathered crowd laughs and the moderator tries to regain control.
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Hie
Morgan
BIC
American National Livestock Association
Railrond
Thorouighty Blac
Acasion
Pales
Gaiegtal Intermenie
William Dayle
Aoriard
Valde
HLM
Iemsin
Peter
Geteter
Datriian
Fier
Grant
Tilly
Sonia
Mack
Bryan
Prnocratic Party
Arizona
Washington, Des. W
Jos
Beathiury
Cohen
Danny
Phe
Mae Cornel
Pruniditae
Scianesa
OIL Trust IN
Standard
P.M. Jones
Examiner Office
Tefore County
Haytien Town
Simon
Philadelphia
MVY
Seenatul
Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Congress
Secret
Caetur
DIL
Peonsylvania
Charles Tromwell
Military Fu
Mipertatin Dent
Harris
Col. Hrorawell
Ty Pearise
Texas
Hrimwell
Staten
United Staten
Taaney
Miubenota
Naesine
Tannoy
Burles
Qurationa
Simian Tanner
USA
Ater & Tombient
Pillsbury
Adam God
Memphis
Tenn
Der
Bayond
Circus War
Genate
Benale Heida
Mt Ahall Bey
Wes
Tees
Ealea
Tambe Mate Linge Mbas
Westera
Kanasa City
Dre
Heaty
Mes
Pice
Necelpte
F.cw
RyaCach
Tee
Ney
Timothy
Surat
Coffez—Quirts
Santos
Woal
St. Tanta
Leveritory and Western Manilama
Wee Wae Dee
Greece
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