Reciprocity push draws wide farmer support in tariff debate
Washington March 22 letters to the reciprocity committee pour in from the National Association of Farmers led by T. C. Search of Philadelphia. The group argues reciprocity benefits international trade, citing Cuba sugar duties and tariff adjustments under Blaine Spain treaties, urging strong treaty relations to favor American products abroad.
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Washington
National Association of Farmers
T. C. Search of
Philadelphia
Caramitlle
Search Vaya Ho
Cuba
President Search
United States
Hormid
Tee West Unita
Spain
Blaine
Spain Might Take Offense In Venezuela Tangle
Washington report notes avoidant stance toward Spain as army officers applying for leave to Cuba and the West Indies are refused to prevent misreading by Spain. Lamont says neutrality policy favors keeping officers away amid ongoing troubles. Steamship Virginia voyage to Ohio River survey draws ovations. congressmen visit Parksburg and Marietta with historical stops en route to Parkersburg.
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Washington, D. C
Spantal
Sevarat Army Pacers
Cuba
Spain
Lamont
Army
War Department
United States
Great Britain
Aftr
Muskingum
Parkersburg
Washington
Brown Returns to Pulpit Amid Scandal Limelight
Dr Brown resumes leadership at First Congregational Church after exposure of a major scandal. Building crowded with curious strangers, Brown reads from Te Know That My Redeemer Liveth and receives friendly greetings post service. Mrs Sarah Cooper, rival and organizer of Bible class, reacts with fury as praise service follows.
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Ban Finnessog
Brown
Steangern
Tim
Sarah Cooper
Browns
Cooper
Governor Morton to sign tax reform measures this morning
Morning, New York, March 2. Governor Morton will sign the Hauer tax reform bill and issue a memorandum suggesting legislation, but offering no detailed changes. Speaker Hamilton asked if the suggestions would affect licensing or fees. Morton replied the tone will be general and leave most amendments to the legislature.
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New York
Morton
Mamilton
Murty
Edison Probes Human Body With X Ray
Chicago reports Thomas Edison demonstrates X ray anatomy by viewing lungs heart arteries and tissues of a subject. Using ether and shielding herbs he claims to see through a prepared screen, noting visible organ activity during the week’s experiment.
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Chicago
Pmei-Harald
New York
Thomas Edison Hae
Ben
Rome clash over recall of General in Abyssinia
In Rome on March 22 a sharp altercation in the chamber of deputies between General Mocumi minister of war and Signor Harzaini over the recall of General Bara- Heri from Abyssinia. Bartalas was wounded in the left cheek. Officials report new conditions by Absainia delay conclusions.
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Rome
Mocumi
Chapt
Signor
Harzaini
Chamier of Deputies
Bara- Heri
Abgasinia
Shor Bartalas
Slalle
Cenere Hara Kier
Newte
Absainia
Pew
Nebraska cattle bill sparks fears in western lands
In Nebraska the proposed bill by Congressman Andrews would authorize sale or lease of non irrigable lands to large cattle outfits under reclamation rules, potentially disadvantaging settlers, with state authority to grant lands for irrigation and settlement, March 22.
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Lincoln
Neb
Hetthens
Andrews
Milewabay Reopens Schools After Diptheria Eradication
Ellenaburg Wash March 22 report notes diphtheria has entirely disappeared from the area, and schools will reopen tomorrow. Eight parties outfitted here this past week left for the Colville mines, with no further fears entertained.
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Ellenaburg
Wash
Colville Mines
War mood grows as Spaniards vow to fight first
Reports from Spain and Cuba describe rising anti American rhetoric as Spain pledges to resist United States influence. In London Madrid and Jacksonville dispatches warn of a possible war scare with calls for precautionary measures and a Cuban commission proposal stirring strong sentiment.
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Ailuy
Catto Stites
Crick
Regilar
Pheerawa
Wrenek
France
Spain
Cuba
Rendarres
Cleveland
America
Sayles
United States
London
Madrid
Tacknonville
Fin
Bpantards
Ube
Biliwennan
Foreign powers clash over Dongola expedition views
The Times reports Russia backs France on the Dongola expedition while Britain plans a major push. A Cairo dispatch notes thousands of troops already at Wady Haifa, with no march toward Dongola until 10,000 troops are ready. The piece critiques sensational French press and its Egypt partition rhetoric.
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Gondon
Vienna
the Times
Russia
France
Axandrie
Will Walt
London
Standard
Cairo
Wady
Haifa
White Man and a Colored Man Deadly Battle in Ohio
Two men died after a Sunday barn confrontation in Columbus county over a farmer's wife. Elijah Fulwe, white, and John White, a Black man, met with a corn knife and pistol fire. One bullet struck in the heart as the other hit in the side. both men were gravely injured.
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Columbus
Mareh
Brice
Yiltee Woods
Klijah Fulwe
John White
Hutier
Skal Ptysis
Meeting of Glass Workers in Indiana Hears Speeches
Five thousand glass workers of the natural gas belt gathered in Red Key Indiana for a meeting. President Smith of the American Flint Association and Vice President Hayes of the Green Glass League spoke as delegates discussed uniting window flint and green glass works, with no concrete action.
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Munelw
Ind
Red Key
Smith
American Flint
Hayes
Green Glans League
Window Flint
Green Glass Works
German Newspaper Talk on Nile Expedition and European Alliances
The piece summarizes a 1806 07 budget debate amid German political factions including Dr Miquel and Count Posadowsky. It notes plans for an Egyptian Nile expedition, debt concerns, and shifting support within the Reich. It mentions France Britain and Italy and references Emperor William and public reactions to revolutionary anniversaries.
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Maro da
Duindesrath
Reichsteg
Count von Powaduwekl
Imperial Treasury
de. Miguel
Deweaian
Hay Wuisen
Leber
Etunical Party
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Hiporki
Miquel Praves
Posadowsk
Linber
Hiedell
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Italy
France
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Eaimbert
Tuly
Andr
Hatesin
Far East
Willan
Torlin
Ambassador Bayard Declines Comment on House Inquiry
London reports United States Ambassador Bayard refused to answer newspaper questions on the matter before the House of Representatives. Secretary Olney, leaving town this afternoon, was hinted at by Mrs. Bayard and Lord Amherst. Discussions continue on the Venezuela question as governments seek a precise definition of territorial rights.
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London
United States
Bayard
House of Repreve
Olney
Tanger
Lord Amherst
Sven Galles
John Hay Hammond Denounces American News Purport
London reports a dispatch stating John Hay Hammond, U S engineer and member of the Perkins Commission, denies American news claims and declares a voyage plan and policy against alleged American intrusion via mining machinery. Directors of British mining companies are cited as American machinery commissioners.
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London
Standard
Iohauinshure Auying
Digeerk News
John Hayy Hammond
Pefkin
American News
AMER
Rand
Manatee
Manchinery
United State
Kington
Ringliah Mining Companies
Américan Mining Machinery Comminion
Rennick Mass Conversion to Nominate Officers for the Year
Kendolui Idaho March 18 At a sais nonvention of the citizens let evening to nominate city officers for the eneding year Hon T Millehum M 8 Peo man T A Hunter W R Graham and TF Collins Wereehomen A pepe of the financial coclithin of the sky who read White showed that there was 629 12 in the measury and as outetaned Indebtediiege of 1386 26 117 which none of this year's pecenue ota We applied The law provides that none of this year's revenue Gante used in uelidating outstanding warsamdy of the previous Year and has been dietary t Vall by the supreme court of the state
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Kendolui
Idaho
T. Millehum
Peoman
T. A. Hunter
W. R. Graham
T.F. Collins
Pepe
Supreme Court of
Strange Men on Island Cause Pike Event at Phicotoneue Island
A report from March 22 describes a body of strange men appearing near a raft launch at Phicotoneue Island, Va. Locals believe filibusters are planning to raid a camp and seize a vessel. The men landed in small groups and behaved oddly, prompting concern among residents.
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Phicotoneue Island
Maron
Washington man acquitted in rape attempt case
The trial in Washington concluded with the defendant declared innocent by a jury. Benjamin Milliken, known as the Ternemman, faced charges of attempting to rape Mae Gertrude Phillips, daughter of ex-General Phillips, amid a highly watched case this week.
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Washington
March
Milliken
Ternemman
Housekeen King
Mae Gectrude Phillips
Phillips
Fragmented OCR text with unclear context and many garbled phrases
A distorted OCR passage mixes names, places, and phrases with no coherent narrative. It mentions ESFL Landini May 22 and various garbled terms, creating an unreadable composite that lacks a clear event, person, or organization to summarize.
Dramatic Artist Wins Big Theaters Pact at Mansfield
A dramatic artist tied to the Lyceum theater in New York is set for a major engagement at Mansfield next Heanon with a contract reportedly totaling $100,400 for forthcoming performances. The deal includes $100,000 tied to emul women and various fees, as laid out in the agreement.
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Shimany
Piri i
Hietart Mansfield
Bawlot Ianman
Lyceum Theater of
New York
Frotman
Lupe
Buanin
Mannfield
Kenman
Avorts
Turkeys and Atowonesns Pass Tragic Kilie Ambit
Washington reports a brutal attack near Kilie where men and women were killed or wounded. The assailants fled into the wilderness. authorities detained the suspects as investigations proceed.
Suppressions Reported at Salvation Army Headquarters
Fragmented notice reports disruptions at Salvation Army HQ with unclear details. The text mentions officials and possible weather or international references, but the readable facts are minimal and naming is uncertain.
Swell Wedding in Cheveland Adolph Oppenheimer Marries Ming Everett
A wedding took place in Cheveland for Adolph Oppenheimer of Neelin and Ming Dutay Everett, daughter of Aylvester Everett. The ceremony honored the bride’s late relatives and followed by a trip to California. Oppenheimer is described as the eldest son of a wealthy family, while the bride’s father is a local wealthy businessman.
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Adulph Oppenheimer of
Neelin and
Ming Dutay Everett
Cheveland
High Neab Luday Minot
Daisy Everett
Danuhtor
Aylvester
T.everett
Adolf Oppenheimer
Fret
Rex Henne
Mr. Oppenbolumer
Prue
Lia
Califors
Contested Labor Secretary Post Draws Narrow Field
A chaotic OCR transcription outlines a contested selection process for a labor secretary role. It mentions officials and candidates, examinations, appointments, and delays, with references to unions, oversight, and regulatory provisions. The fragment hints at a formal vetting and approval sequence amid political maneuvering within the administration.
Untitled Sports Night Game Report Recap
A chaotic recap details a recent clash between teams, noting key players and a late scoring sequence. The report mentions coaches, managers, and a home crowd impact alongside timing and delivery of plays. It captures a heated moment and the ensuing reactions from the venue.
Fragmented OCR collision leaves multiple injuries uncertain details
A garbled report describes a traffic crash involving a vehicle and pedestrians. Names, ages, and specifics are unreadable, but one person sustained a head wound and gash while another was knocked unconscious. No clear identities or dates are recoverable from the fragment.
Arbitration Question Debated in Angi American Memorial
The memorial debate centers on arbitration of a global question adapted by practitioners. Ri Han amen Stanstieldt has commented on reforms and elderation, with government attention focused on the memorial pronouncements.
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Lantin
Lunt
Billbury
Han
Hite
United States
Fire Destroys Atlantic Refinery Warehouse as 145000 Barrels Lost
March 2 at Pivieburg an Atlantic refinery warehouse fire caused over 100000 in losses with 145000 barrels destroyed most refined. The blaze started from an unknown source and rapidly spread, damaging tanks and facilities.
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Pivieburg
Atlantic
Census records damaged by water and fire in Washington
Census officials report many papers soaked or burned at the Washington census office. Officials say a large portion of the damaged records could be repaired, with efforts underway to salvage what remains.
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Washington
Staeinsetl
Linitedt States Bureau
Uwe
Murder at Burke Alter Paquin Shocks Town
A murder near Burke Alter Paquin shocks locals as investigators probe a dispute involving Geoveta and Albert Paquin. The victim, reportedly shot, is taken to Wallacn for burial while authorities search for a suspect amid tangled family ties and strained alibis.
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Burky
Tate
Sturn
Georgia
Albert Paquin
Wallacn
Three Unions Clash at Irish Iron Works Riot
Three non union workers clashed with iron works employees in Tallinn in a mob driven riot. Stones and bricks flew as workers and locals were injured and police intervened, with at least one officer struck by a weapon. An orderly body of non union men were escorted home amid tensions after the attack.
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Tullinnpolis
Iron Works
Chadian Taylor
Wertkers
Helew
Chee Tien
Wile Hin Watson
Walker Davin
Davin
Nimibey
Mlun
Belie Struol
Atbente
Tome
Early 20th Century Party Leader Talks of Election Prospects
Chaotic OCR recounts Chadian Aseho Popinitees leader Taube Huvl discussing union prospects for a People’s Party across states including Missouri Texas Alabama Georgia and the Carolinas. He forecasts sweeping Texas and all but one southern district, with potential losses West Virginia and Cape locations unclear.
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Louk
March
Ee Taube Huvl
National
Enter Ve
People'a Party
Hay
TE Wallowa
Moura
Tate
Nevada
Wyoming
Linh
Geukun
Washington
California
Kans
Nebraska
Nebraska, the Two Bakerny
Lowa
Missouri
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Aitver
Oho
Potomac
West Virginie
Ison
Eho
Fragmented OCR ledger and crime notices from early news
OCR fragment shows financial figures and dividend notes tied to a state board and an estate claim, plus a murder blurb about a Wind River reservation death. Names include J Ot Wells and Charlotte Bird. locations include Wind River and Coloseum. Treasury data appears with balances and gold revenue.
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Ay Lold
Win
Charlotte Bird
Meiphter
Charlotte
O. Byquette
Tata
Wind River
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