Union Pacific VP Cove nish departs for Pacific coast
W T Covenish of New York, vice-president of the Union Pacific railroad, leaves San Francisco after two weeks in California. He states no railroad matters have been settled aside from the proposed new line from Ball to Connell and notes state hearings on Ky projects. Senator Clark is to be found.
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San Francisco
W. T. Covenish
New York
Union Pacific Railroad
California
Ant
Mattes Heal
Unis Atmte
Waller
Los Angeles
Anc
Cinsoll
Hirgely
Chirk
Love Tragedy in Full View of Hundreds
New York reports a sensational love tragedy at Lombard Street where Kitty Byron stabbed Arthur Baker, a well known exchange member, during a public scene outside a bank. Baker died shortly after, and Byron, 29, was seized by witnesses and arrested. Police inquiry into the case continues.
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New York
New
London
New York Herald
Kitty Byren
Arthur Tegiald Baker
Theytock Exchange
Era
Lombard Street
Monte Hoys
Wan
Mr. Baker
Lis Jlice
Phn
Sintas Kitty Byron
Durlney
Bakers
Fragmentary 19th Century Letters From Cabin Fire
Fragmented OCR text from a 19th century letter page mentions smoke from a cabin renewing hope and a missing person named Egat or Egat. There are scattered references to Chiedga Now WA, Great Northern, and names like Tavedag and Tullom Monk. The readable portion hints at a brother possibly injured and cared for at a camp or cabin, with late November date hints.
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Chiedga
MW Tan
Bupt
Gan
Ihe
Ius
Cably
Egat
Potsible
Test of the New Constitution of Alabama
A United States Supreme Court hearing in Montgomery concerns whether the new Alabama suffrage provision conflicts with the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments. The case, Naekeon W. Giles versus the Board of Negitation, centers on alleged racial restrictions and the certification of white applicants to curb Black voting in the recent election. No oral argument will be heard. the case is presented in written form.
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Wanlighon
Inges
Hs Tree
Trunehine
Prisoners Escape As Bolivia Siege Rumor Spreads
Dispatches from Acre Bolivia report a state of siege in the Bolivian region with rumors of 2000 Peruvians near the Madeedy Dine river. In New York Bolivian officials claim dispatches describe the crisis while inmates escape a Cannnen jail in broad daylight amid alleged political tension and government moves to curb unrest.
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New York
Leo
Panera
Acre
Lia Var
Bolivia
Troma
Chile
Republic of
Printa Thesa
Manos
Teeledag Purtondernil
Montersa
Adlvicen
Hojas
al Cannnen
Antides
Moun Ain Sehen
Roosevelt in New York Arrives for Busy City Day
U President Roosevelt arrives in New York at 7:45 am and proceeds to a breakfast before meeting figures at Jersey City and attending gatherings with notable guests including Nicholas Murray Butler and other prominent residents. The scene features a large crowd and official reception as he tours the city.
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New York
Roosesvelt
Cuendy Ela
Whewan
Dersey City
Carne Hus N. Dalias
Presidins
Idg
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbian
Donyghue
Robinwen
Ed Hale
Comenieres
Not Guilty of Murder in Malinois Trial
A jury cleared Moll neus defendant in a high profile case amid a tense courtroom. Witnesses and experts were scrutinized as prosecutor and defense stacked evidence, with remarks from Judge Lambert guiding deliberations and a crowd outside reacting to the verdict drawing hours of attention.
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New York
PM Finty
Matineus
Ale
Onhirno
Matthews
Maine
Cecil
Tinonig
Brather
Neavong
Mr. Osborne
Jel
Ansticn Tamvert
Katherine
Dro
Jang
Cen
Hse Dafombant
Amy
Unsourced Speech Echoes at Chamber of Commerce Event
Fragmentary OCR recounts a formal ceremony with Cleveland and Roosevelt present. Ambassadors addressed the assembly amid cheers while dignitaries and officials spoke on national unity, foreign relations, and the prestige of the state and city.
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Umbar
Hte
Nannnorvia
Agdial
Trening
Ussian
van Be
Geatleman
Nob
Fayeon Mint
Chine Moe
Dull
Peerna
Ned
Maver Tar
Andy
Nile Thor
Elise
Henedies
Tun Cheon
Cumbone Franch Ambasaade
Pasatni Rosshnyaytwasadir
Michand Herbert
Hybay
Litinvich von Vleea
Mporditt Repeerseail Fivee
Dorawin
Sin
Krolith
Bouidon
Rommereens
Vonmorer
Wits
Frances Mre
Meekmane
Elumbee
Yautoppithin
Pha Orbaihin
Alfred Abaetey
Cinnad Champlin Se
Tonopah Nev Jewelry Store Robbed for 3000
Frank Geldy's jewelry shop in Tonopah Nevada was robbed last night. Thieves ransacked displays and escaped with watches and diamonds valued around 3000 dollars. Police suspect organized gang activity. details about suspects and witnesses are scarce.
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Tonopah, Nev
Tompha
Nev
Frank Geld
Am Or
Grover Cleveland Delivers Dedication Address in New York
The New York Chamber of Commerce formally dedicated its new building with a ceremony attended by the Depar tment and a former U S president. Grover Cleveland delivered the oration praising civic virtue, patriotism, and the lawfulness of civilization, stressing international cooperation and peaceful relations.
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New York
Mergen Vis
Trinity Church
Morris de Vogsap
Chaiber
Ieree
Dag
Grover Cleveland
Labor unions condemned by speakers at meeting
A dusty report from an August meeting details strong opposition to labor unions by speakers focusing on industrial reform and apprentice limits. The discussion centers on wage controls and the aim to reduce union influence while promoting existing labor structures.
President Baer Replies to Mitchell on Anthracite Wages
Baer defends company stance in response to Mitchell charges. He argues wages reflect dangerous anthracite work, disputes that earnings are below other skilled jobs, and criticizes the United Mine Workers as limited and disruptive. He cites production costs, working rules, and labor conditions while denying broad wage inequities.
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Washington
Baer
Itésidgat
Mitchell
Lye
Liv
Rose
Mitelag
Thy Winers! Organization
Foltan
Min Mitchell
Arena
Van
Fiehlx
Hind
Dentea
Sim
Jike
Conditio
United States
Baur
Street
United Mini Workers Organization
James
United Mine Workers
Oman
Canada joining the United States debate raises questions
A historical dispatch from New York argues that Canada may eventually come under U S dominance as American growth and universal liberty expand. The piece reflects hope for further union and emphasizes prosperity, individual rights, and mutual aid as foundations for expansion.
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