Utah Senator Again Disturbs the Senate
Washington feb 2 the senate met today Mr Vinle called attention to an alleged combination among attorneys to drain excessive fees in claims filed with the Spanish treaty claim commission. He estimated attorneys would reap over 3 008 000 even if the commission reported a reasonable amount. The foreign affairs committee chair assured consideration of a bill fixing attorney compensation. A joint resolution urged authorities to cooperate with the census in birth and death registers. A resolution authorized war department to furnish condemned cannon for a life size statue at Leavenworth Kansas. The Rawlins resolution sought information on court martial trials in the Philippines. Debate over Captain Brownell and Captain Augustine arose amid accusations of murder and misrepresentation, with senators defending or opposing. A vote on the statehood bill was promised for February 11. General staff creation faced objections as a misfit for the current appropriation, with debate about what duties justified pay.
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Washington
Senate
Vinle
Atorney
Java
Chi Jom
Foreign Affairs Committee
Hale
Census Office
Te Secretary of War
Henry Teaverworth
Leavenworth
Kansas
Rawlins
Philippines
Berry
Ark
Han
Proctor
Brownell
Pater Augwntin
Caytain Brownell
Enid
Yayoghown
Fatty Augustins
Captain Drownell
Sonte Ert Ping
Vermonk
Brawstell Ovut
Mauler
Rowel
Trench
Father Augeustin
Berty
Giney
Nelaon
Aly. Hale
Cockrell
Soldiers Called To Waterbury Conn On Emergency Call
Waterbury Conn Feb 2 with companies of the Fifth and Swond regiments quartered in the city for emergency duty crowds gathered as troops arrived at the Connecticut Railway and Light Company yards. Street scenes showed excitement but no serious violence. One non union workman, Alex Winthrop, was beaten and is in serious condition. Eighteen other men injured Saturday night with wounds from thrown stones and nails reported from the same incident. Police expected regular car service tonight with soldiers patrolling after sunset.
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Waterhuey
Conn
Connecticut Railway and Light
Jug Company
Elwell
Railway and Light Company
Alex Winthrop
Iran
Trains Collide in Dense Fog Injures and Kills
A fog bound collision between trains near Cloverdale results in multiple deaths and numerous injuries. Conductor and fireman among the deceased. several victims transported to St Luke's Hospital. Wreckage catches fire as five cars burn. first responders battle the blaze amid debris and confusion. Names include Willan Pardon, Marana K A, Charles Biss, Frank Wint, and others from Marcus, Iowa and nearby towns.
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Chicago
Willan Pardon
Marana
Trokson
Fyenan
Frick Seatl
Charles Biss
Frank Wint
Marcus
Lows
Genre Hillings
Lowtis Tine
Chinghorn
Towa
D. Lewicks
Larabesy Inva
Kworge Triopers
Mureta
Toit
Janes Thompson
Murens
Lavas TP
Malian
Laemira
Tote Wella
Mucrertss Menediga Metialdtlek
Condustor
Train Officials Reject Offer in Railyard Negotiations
Two conferences between Cotton Belt railroad officers and Salamen county delegates failed to arrange a wage settlement for Jeremiah Ware. The talks, held in St. Louis and San Francisco, aimed to end the dispute and secure a return of Missed Hnedtheix.
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Aly Saint
Bob
Salamen
Castro Will Fight as a Last Resort
New York dispatch reports Venezuelan President Castro declaring he will defend sovereignty if needed. Bowen signals potential provisional ally payments and lasting stance on equal treatment for claims. Washington correspondence notes complexity of European and Latin American positions amid Venezuela crisis.
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Castro
New York Wests
Lra Ag
Bowen Hawe
Howe
Urselers
Venexuela Wellur Sulugil
Trinidad
Enghaud
Unclear OCR: railway workers raid sparks property loss
Fragmentary text reports a Union Pacific trainmen incident in a western state with mentions of kidney related injuries and a raid causing theft of freight cars and property worth significant sums. Details are missing and more information is awaited.
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Wits
Dotkos
Ines
Scarlet fever serum claim from Berlin hospital noted
Prof. Baginsky of Avon's hospital in Berlin reports precursors to a scarlet fever serum. He claims trials show promise against the disease and expects to prove his preparation's efficacy with further testing.
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Tevlin
Baginsky
Avon's Hospital
Berlin
Amour
Evianette
Charges of Bribery Report Delayed In Council Proceedings
Thecounty committee on aural attains mol today to begin the preparation of a report on the alleged bribery case. After general discussion a sentiment draft of findings was prepared for subcommittee review, with adjournment taken following a lengthy session.
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Waslington
Ure
Auyal
Appropriation Bill Reported Seeks Higher Front End Funding
fragmentary text on a Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill shows discussion in the House led by Me Cannon, chairman, with references to appropriations and planned allocations. The passage hints at front end funding levels, distress relief, and Philippine aspects, but much of the details are garbled or incomplete.
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Washington
Cannon
Chaiman
Bonner's Estate Sues Over Horse Payment Dispute
In New York a veterinary page on sues the state of Robot Vowter and horseman for 100000 dollars. The suit alleges the defendant promised to pay for Konner’s horse and failed to deliver the funds, with payments expected by Winn sianoon or Jouve Sin Lb lamannt for his will.
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New York
Tels
Veterimary Pageon
Robot Vowter
Tie Horseman
Koberls
Elvis
Tkonner
Tyeon
Winn Sianoon
Steamer Wrecked Stirs Years Old Norwegian Incident
Fragmented OCR text mentions a steamer wreck with names and dates muddled. The readable parts indicate drowning or loss of life and a notable public reaction. The garbled source references a Norwegian context and possibly an athletics or fan group reaction, but specifics are unclear.
Unclear text fragment from historical page item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions gas and a Uintumberland related event with incomplete words and broken phrases. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable to form a coherent news item.
New French Ambassador Aboard for Senate Hearing
A newly appointed French ambassador will appear before the Senate for confirmation. The hearing, reportedly chaired by Mr. Kowerve, is expected to cover the ambassador’s private discussions with the French embassy about perfidy allegations. No date has been set for presentation at the White House, with the process slated to occur before week’s midpoint.
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Washington
Keb
M. Tusmeand
Saqirdiy
Senate
Kowerve
Hueashi
Seatin Tasendar
Brerediry
Nomination Rejected in Washington Pel. 2
A scrambled report notes rejection of a nomination in a United States district election cycle. It mentions delays and external discussions, with unclear names and places, and references opportunities for reconsideration by a council or body associated with Delawice or similar sounding jurisdictions.
Circus Poster Copyright Case Dawns in Court
The court reviewed a dispute over circus posters depicting political figures. Justice Holmes and dissenter Harland and MetSonma debated whether the prints violated copyright while the case exposed posters displayed by exhibit, with a focus on protecting the artistic design and preventing unauthorized copying.
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Willington
Ophajen
Hixtier Tories
Teflay
Meislein
Yi. Donihtsem
Hrangh
Portland Mining Company Elects Directors at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Portland Mining Company in Tawa, Heh, directors were elected: James Shore PTs Te Ge Shaunoi Leving Jlowbayt and Ti G. Peek ML. One director was unable to attend. The financial section shows year end December BL with receipts and expenses including dividends of F27VAM and sundry items, totaling B600,81.
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Tawa
Heh
Usiwity
Ody
Janes # Shore
Pts
Ge Shaunoi
Leving Jlowbayt
G. Peek
Shans Wy
Suamia
Statistics of Coal Operators in Philadelphia Report
A garbled report discusses coal operators in Philadelphia and wage calculations. It cites the Head ing Company and strike context, noting earnings figures around 78 and 162 dollars annually and mentions a law or policy affecting payments and deposits.
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Wutisaion
Miley
al Dhis
Huvean
Shuromunta
Parnas
Aning
Lodarnak Ovansloy
Cariick
Wwyieh
Rebels Defeated by Sultan of Morocco
Rebels suffered a decisive setback as Sultan of Morocco forces pressed forward near Rabat. Artillery fire and mobile units overwhelmed rebel positions, with commanders claiming substantial progress toward Yaga as loyal troops purged pockets of resistance.
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Morocco
Miles Teases Windsor Visit With Unclear Topics
General Miles visited Windsor amid vague remarks and scattered references to allies and plans. The account notes his interest in ongoing issues and a brief mention of Princess of Wales, while he declined further discussion on a Philippine matter and other topics.
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Ferry
Miley
Philippine
Ayr
Mia Milos
Dense Fog Triggers Chicago Shooting Incident
Dense fog in Chicago leads to a shooting injuring one person and wounding another after a pedestrian collision. A bystander and a companion are reported wounded as drivers and pedestrians navigate the low visibility. Police investigation continues as the fog complicates events and responses.
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Chicago
Sam
Abe
Ted
Mubrisle Nolan
St Paul Arrives After An Eventful Voyage
The steamer reached Cherbourg after a stormy Atlantic passage. A ten hour delay caused fog and rough seas, with crew and passengers enduring wet weather and twilight arrivals as the ship finally tied up at Cherbourg.
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ST. Paul
Celebrated Insurance Case To Be Tried Sixth Time
A long delayed insurance suit involving a claim by a widow ends with appeals and a new trial. The case centers on the death of a man in a plains tragedy and questions over policy applicability. The court, with Justices Brewer and White, orders an extended review of the record and potential errors cited by both sides.
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Hiknon
Angie Brown
Tudushicns Brewer
Rush to pass land bill through Congress delays loom
Fragmented text reports a heated push in Congress to rush a land bill, with references to suspension days, debates, and partisan tensions. It mentions figures and places like Jones, Pennsylvania, and Washington, with discussion of public and private interests, constitutional concerns, and potential timelines.
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Congress
Dead Britain shows man with stroke disrupts big deal
Fragmentary OCR reads of a British news item describe a paralytic stroke affecting a key figure and delaying a major business deal. Names and specifics are unclear, but the event centers on a high stake negotiation disrupted by sudden illness.
Tenthinees Win at July Tenting Event
Fragmented text reports a tenting gathering on July 3 with teams and camps, noting a victory by a group named Sthinees and mentioning dates in February and February, unclear locations and participants due to damaged OCR. The legible names include Amatordany and Hane camp, with references to contenders and scores.
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Howen
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Germany
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Vaya 6
Turk Eval Atlypacede S Feony Iardens
Oth
Ildlresaweal Proteata Te
Rene
Venexuely
Martinique
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Union Pacific
Arigst
Cheyenne
Naval
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3 Company
Quicksilver Mining
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Pablotzony
Hooper Young
Tulzer
Laut
Klosjoeking
Epere
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Woie
Uurlingtons
Pelle Leas
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Mihine
Uae
Alhoyuy
Hohuware
Nebion
Ayrhe
Thearden
Uprema
Portland Mining Company
Angio
Moroccn
Tormer
Salun
Pin
Alvin Bis
Yaga
Gen
Miles
Windsor
Agnond
Yedins
Alcea Ghwisey
Ceneral Miles
Walken
Break En Anand
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Teloyou
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Cherbouy
Serins
Dimeson
Paul
Whamehor
Warhington
Ely
Celebritt
Gouth
John
Athens
Wahington
Web Hokiy
Chaman
Jonesylvania
Aviv
Anthorias
Arhmenthal Agvienture
Baber Phiti
Ah Saumaier de the Pays
Hebi
Hou
Sipptens & Clordesly House
Wwe
Sinkion Chil
Cotta
Stel Lawreate Inney
Imal Seutnde Hoki
HE Aroppet
Joey
Dr. Prag Dando
Enon
No A
Sthinees
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