No Change in Prices of Steel Sparks Mixed Reactions
New York January 31 A large meeting of representative manufacturers of pig iron steel and alloyed metals failed to agree on price maintenance. Most speakers urged no reduction and supported keeping prices stable, citing benefits to manufacturers customers and workers amid volatile markets.
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Ron
Alveluta
Hlaelly
Bualnesy
prckAuers
E. W. Grey
Clairwag
United States Steel Corporation
Waldorf Astoria
J. V. Morgan
Wag
Ephsians
Iron and Steel Industry Recovery Outlook Amid Labor Strikes
Amid nationwide disruption, planners expect rapid restoration of the iron and steel sector. Authorities emphasize mobilizing workers, resources, and recuperative powers to resume production, with leaders focusing on rebuilding the industry’s capacity and employment potential.
Pinnaulie Carbalized and Early Local Mentions
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Geo, F. Cava Drug Store, Gov, 2ard St. and Wagington Ave with unclear context. The garbled phrasing references newt like acts and inflammation but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable events to summarize clearly.
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Geo
F. Cava Drug Store
Gov
Wagington
Manila to be American naval base, officials say
Washington reports that Manila will serve as the main American naval base in the Pacific. Officials argue Subic Bay is defensively untenable, while Manila Harbor offers advantages for anchorage and harbor protection, making it the strategic choice if plans proceed.
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Manila
Washington
America
Subig Bay
Jand Atinak
Bubis Hay
Monts Wit Vantinna
Goldfield men in Ogden report mining conditions improving
A fragmented wire service style update describes miners in Goldfield and Ogden discussing improving mine conditions. It notes earlier setbacks, reduced population in Colfield Tax area, and widespread business downturn. Observers anticipate gradual recovery and stability as mining and related trades regain footing.
Hog Remedy Emerges From Farmer Trial
Reports from outside Hulrets describe farmers testing an improvised hog remedy during a severe outbreak. A key farmer, John Barrett, used a hog with success, claiming recovery of several pens and potential prevention benefits for others. The method involves mixing a soda and ink solution, administering to hogs to drink, and continuing a prescribed sequence of doses to reach full recovery.
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Thomas
Fl. Barrett
Barreth
Barrell
Wober County
Babrett
Long
General Ephraim A. Eckley’s Long Life and Public Service
Carrollton obituary notes General Ephraim Eckley the oldest living former member of the county council. He moved in 6 and remained mentally sharp, never missing a meal or election. He supported the Republican Party and attended national conventions as a spectator, recalling presidents and early political debates.
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Carrollton
Gosural
Ecklyy
Repubs
Seington
Darhain Ranitiaty
Presdident
Avid Teesney
Gluse
Mulan
Kapolesd
Wrterlos
Hegh
Napaleona
Melua
Congressmamn
Andere Tool Fidneral
Ackley
Dicksen
Ture
Garrulltan
Trs
Gekley
Hatelion Iyer
General Eckley Aged Congressman and Ohio Delegate
The text chronicles General Eckley a veteran of the Whig and Republican movements, an early Ohio congressman and delegate to the 1866 Philadelphia convention. It notes his service as lieutenant colonel and brigadier, his involvement in Kansas and Georgia politics, and mentions his son Harvey a state senator. It also hints at his age making him the oldest congressman from Ohio and possible honor at a December Washington visit.
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Lawyur
Sam
Vinton
Whig Party
Hapubtcau
Phi
Gohgina
Eckley
Congress
Pirtin
Olio
Politiew Sitrite
Harvey
Hne
Carroll County
Bokiey
Ohio
Roosevelt praised by Bryan in national praise column
A Wilmington dispatch recounts Bryan lauding President Roosevelt for moral courage against monopolistic wealth and predatory enterprises. The article connects his message to Democratic aims, urging Congress to back reform, and praises Roosevelt’s stance as timely against the nation’s economic issues.
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Wilmington
Lei
Biya
Wall Street
Lear
Ling
Marty Wall
Congress
Geen Hardie
MTN
Rio
Moser Wontmen
Amenea
Ndiyesa
Indio 1
Wanspielh
Ronievelt
Unclear OCR Item Yields Fragmented Names and Places
A distorted OCR passage names several entities such as BROWNED I THE MOSON and Fava Shente, with references to hiking and locations. The readable fragments include personal or place-like terms, but no coherent event, dates, or actions emerge from the garbled text. The piece appears as a damaged news snippet lacking a clear lead or outcome.
Ogden Education Board Aims 80000 Bond for New High School
Ogden board of education votes unanimously to seek 80000 in bonds to aid a 1200000 high school building. They plan to use 30000 from existing funds and borrow the rest, arguing rapid school growth warrants the project and early construction could open by next fall.
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Wri
Alitaon
Ogden
Hinde Lake
Board of Education
Liu
Penvy
Pont
Ing City
Belerania Iargue
Daler
Ueb
Alison
Clehty
Immedi-Aele
Uae
Diyr
Sara
Gyden
Te Board of Education
Fort
Nocesetty
Hosteloy Land
Fragmentary note hints at shipped plan and layout
A fragmented OCR note mentions a cramline school and a plan of antler Whe. It refers to hulls, huneels, and a compact timeline with a few days for fabrication. Names, dates, and clear entities are unclear due to garbled text.
Cyclone Kills and Injures Dozens in Wesson Mississippi
A violent cyclone struck north of Wesson Mississippi today, killing several residents and injuring many more as homes were blown down. The death toll includes Ben Martin, Dave Martin, and Bem Macklu, with all victims reported as white. The storm arrived around four o clock in the afternoon and moved northeast, flattening a strip of land and damaging numerous houses.
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Wesson
Missy Jaen
Perwooe
Anara
Aucord
Min
Ben Mertin
Tour
Dave Martin
Bem Mactlu
Wad Q
Ab. Masdax
WN Allen
Almill
Banker Hamilton Fires Vigorous Attack On Aldrich Plan
Washington July 21 Banker Hamilton, former American Bankers Association president, testified before the house in a vigorous statement backing McKinley era financial policy and opposing Senator Aldrich and Representative Fowler. He called the proposed emergency currency scheme impractical unsound and warned it would revive wildcat banking and a disturb the national poltical system.
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Washington
Harelton
American Banking
Irelivin
Mckinley
American Banker's Association
Aldrich
Fowler
Hamilton
Securitns
Unclear passage on bonds and emergency currency remedy
Fragmentary text discusses bond value, security for emergency currency, and a decisive remedy after Tacavers from death. Names or places are damaged. no clear events or dates emerge from the snippet.
Port disputes and land fraud cases emerge in close session
Readable text shows prosecutors examining Join H tnt 1 ule Tata Wand conspiracy gagon and an active campaign against dozen of people fencing public lands. Hall faced questions over government land fencing and the handling of complaints, with a focus on a 20,000 acre enclosure by the Butte Creek company. A special agent was requested but not used, and Hall’s cross-examination continues.
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Partinna,din
Join H. Tnt
Tata
Orst Waa
Ivegon
Hall
Butte Grecie
Live Stock and Lumber Company
Government Range
Heney
Hulta
Department of
Jiall
American Descendant of Oliver Cromwell Dead in Denver
Edward Cromwell died at the time of his funeral in Denver on January 21. He was a long-committed philanthropist and patriot, born in New York City in 1821, a prominent figure in business and finance, and a charter member and longtime secretary-treasurer of the New York Produce Exchange. He served on the United States Indian commission and helped shape land petitions for Todlin Territory and Oklahoma. He organized troops during draft riots and aided the New York Grodova Exchange, contributing to civic and fire department efforts and aiding the first colored roxlmunk from New York City.
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Denver
Edward Cromwel
Hid Finughter
Gertrude G. Sampunn
Thie City
United States
New York
Exchangé
Yarious
Union Lengua Eluh
Kla Bougg
United States Indian Commission
Gaxing Todlin Territory
Oklahoma
Ily
Cromwell
New York City
Crowwell
New Yori
Chicago Jan 11 Banner banner as receiver of railway property
Ad article notes Tuage Grosseup of the United States circuit court today appointed Haagean a banner of the city as receiver of the Whiergo Milankee electric railway properties in Chicago.
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Chicago
Tuage Grosseup
United States
Haagean
Tin Cfily
Whiergo
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