ANOTHER BIG STRIKE BY RAILWAY EMPLOYEES UNION
The Strest Railway Employes Union ordered a city strike after discharges of two lumber workers. No cars running this morning as talks at Superintendent Lotwis residence extended past midnight. The walkout, affecting the loop line and other services, aims to pressure reinstatement and tests union-company agreement.
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Strest Railway
Cratiee
Orcwnfastion
Canby
Edward Sudth
Jenws
Murcia
Lotwis
Teast
Oldlock
Spd
Ie and
Labor Assembly
OLEAKON FINED OUT Long Island City upheaval over mayoral power
Police in Long Island City confront Patrick J. Gleason amid a tense stand at City Hall. Crowds demanded mayoral papers as Gleason declared himself custodian of the people's name and pressed for lawful action, while Chief Wotde and officers restrained the scene. The event sparked fears of a potential fire risk as downtown tension rose and officials urged calm.
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Orry
Iulyaak
Sue Pere
Long Island City
Patrick J. Giessen
Woule
Sanford
Lion
Alor
Atel
Seaford
The
Warren
Gimsan
Gleason
Weil
Front Street
TRUCHLES ON THE ISLANDS AND FOOD CRISIS
Provisions exhausted on Assajeaurie Island and neighboring Chin coteague as cattle are slaughtered to stave off starvation. Islanders travel to Chin coteague for food amid measles fatalities and scarce water. Reports note encroaching cold weather worsening conditions and a substitute rations limit imposed by stores.
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Baureour
Ganvary
Baltimore
Assajeaurie
Chincotimue
Chincoteague
Crest Protector Stamps Debate in Senate and Stamp Fraud
Senator Wolcott of Colorado led a charge on the Crest Protector stamp scheme amid stamp fraud concerns. Colleague Coli fola tion defended dissenting stamp orders, while Wolcott mocked post office costs and mercantile uses. The joint resolution stalled after Republican chairman Sawyer blocked action, delaying any decision as adjournment loomed.
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Senate
Wolett
Colorado
Columolen
Vigeroual
Calgradsy
Belet
Wolcutt
Pastolce Oe Joo
Sawyer
Mosda
Sonata
Efforts for Dr Gallagher Release Continue Amid Diplomatic Pressure
January dispatch describes citizen efforts and US government mediation to free Dr Gallagher, once of Brooklyn, held on dynamite outrage charges in British prisons. It notes possible releases for some suspects and seeks aid to return Gallagher’s unaccounted funds, while detailing U.S. response and ongoing petitions.
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Mtaty Department
Warmiswrox
D.C
Statent
Bor
Brooklyn
Eerisn
Kalisbury
Gladshat
Great Britain
Iran
United States
Gallagher
de. Gallagher
Inter-Collegiate Football Rules Shrink College Team Plays
A resolution by the Inter-Collegiate Football Association bans graduate and certain enrolled students from playing in championship games if they have studied at another university. It will reduce Pennsylvanias roster to four players next year, with Princeton and Yale also affected and Harvard absent. A separate fire in a Stone Street building kills one and injures two, destroying multiple factories and stores. losses estimated at 290000.
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Inter-Collegiate Association
Tater-Collegiats Football Association
Associarinn
Princeton
Ety Ae
Wesleyan
University of Pennsyeawle
Waka Bation
Windsir
Vann McCormick
Manager Moritt
Yale
Phill King
J. McM. Thompson
G. Grazier
John C. Hell
Kalpe
University of Pennsylvania
W. Gordon
A. ‘Toovudsie
Wasleyax
Harvard
Pennsylvania
University of Penissivasia
Graves
Fira
Anchesver
Rocyraran
McKey
Stone Street
W. Burns
Nues
Joba Woo
Fi Irahsince
4 Very Bad Wreck Involving Oil Tank Cars
A Superb line disaster occurs at Wan Junction Illinois when the Southwestern Limited freight train collides with a switch, igniting seven oil tank cars. Fifteen injured, six dead, and extensive property loss reported as flames sweep through coaches and wreckage. Engineer Woba Ross among the victims. many passengers escape or are burned.
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Sr. Low, Mo
Wan Junction
Alton Junction
Tee Chi Inne
Cincinnati
St Louis
Southwestern Limited
Et Senger
Theens
van Junction
Woba Ross
Mattoon
Ils
Hiram Cornelius
Towa
Edward Miller
Wm. Shettuck
Poer Alton
Frank Scullin
Alton
Tih
Joseph Hermans
John Wilkinson
Edwardsyills Crossang
Charles Hurrin
John Louk
A. Z. Frazer
St. Louis
Edward Manpin
Otto Hageruins
Willis McCarthy
Das Harris
Frank Hartoo
Stamford
Ontario
Louis Melntwin
George Staples
John Houry
John Monahan
East St. Louis
Wr. Miller
James Mullane
St. Souham
Wann
Chicago & Alton
Big Four Railways
R. Grettan
Ross
Dick White
Dreman
Paggage
Lrst
Allroad Company
Tony Hari
Harry Houser Sentenced for Kleptomania in Ohio County Jail
Harry Houser was sentenced by Judge Jackson to one year in the Ohio County jail and a $100 fine for theft. The court noted his apparent kleptomania and prior good character, saying imprisonment would deter future acts. Additional items include United States prisoner Wm. James being recaptured near Tucker Creek and the Shaw case continuing with expert Ames testifying on evolving fact from an imperfect system.
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Ohio County
Sprout
Sunday Register
Paxsresnena
W. Va
Harry Houser
Jackson
Houser
Atkinson
Bint Jose
Wm. James
United States
Ward Clouston
Pepper
Tucker Creek
Wirt
Shaw
United States Court
Ames
Hutchinson
Court House
Ames’ Asport
Malpractice case arouses inquiry in Minstog
Mrs Lillian Hamilton aged 85 died after a visit to Mrs Dr French at 699 Washington street. Hamilton and her sister Helen Young were told the patient was in dire condition. Police hunt the doctress after they forced entry and found the body beside an instrument.
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Minstog
Bosvor
Lillian Hamilton
Grove Street
Helen Young
Washington Street
Dr. French
Finmilton
Tbe Poitne
Hamilton
What are we here for at Syracuse and other notes
Cleveland speaks at Syracuse on public questions after Hayes funeral and hints at tariff and currency policy. Slosson and Roche duel over billiards matches with Schaefer for 1000 a side, while Blaine shows no change in condition. Populists caucus in Kansas with 93 members present and discuss U S Senate prospects amid Democratic Republican realignments.
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Funda Warchierus
2. C
House
Congress
Treasury Departments
Obiesto
Roanoke
Via
Nth
Youngstown
Treasury Department
Xing Lewa
Alrun
Allegheny
Wily Beater Palla
Buffalo
N.Y
Chester
Lim
Norfolk
New York City
Cleveland
Syracuse
Srasoves
Grover Cleveland
Hayes
Mr. Cleveland
New York
Sy. m
Cavem
Torrka
Kas
United States
Doster
Breidenthal
Martin
Qonsy
Strakent Popu- Hint
Vast cargo sails from port to Havre on La Champagne
Four million three hundred thousand dollars in rare metals and valuables depart by steamer La Champagne from the port bound for Havre. Officials and clerks have been at the sub-treasury in Wall Street since early morning overseeing the shipment.
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Havre
Sub-Treasury
Wall Street
Insurance Department Proposed in West Virginia Bill
A bill by Delegate Lively and Senator Stewart would create a separate Insurance Department headed by a Commissioner with a four year term and salaries of two thousand dollars plus expenses. It transfers duties from the Auditor, requires a ten thousand dollar bond, and imposes capital and chartering conditions for insurers. The measure, supported by many in the industry, was advanced as a special order for Monday afternoon.
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Teleoramatha Register
Cuanestos
W. Va
Lively
House
Stewart
Senate
West Virginia
Innsurance Department
Commissioner of Insurance
Insurance
Insurance Department
Board of Public Works
Capitol
Berry Sty
Judiciary Committee
Insurance Bill Clash Stirs West Virginia Legislature
D E Stalnaker of Ohio County fights Delegate Stapleton's value of policy bill arguing it requires paying the policy face regardless of fraud. Insurers warn it invites fraud and could drive old line companies out of West Virginia if passed, recalling a similar defeat last session before Senate Frank Stewart.
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Cnantestox
W. Va
D. E. Stalnaker
Ohio County
Stapleton
Frank Stewart
State Prison Board plan would put five directors in charge
A Charleston telegraph reports West Virginia plans a complete shift in Moundsville prison governance. A five member board including a Marshall county representative would oversee labor and management with a biennial report, plus a warden authorized to sell goods and issue quarterly reports. A convict library funded from visitors fees is also proposed.
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Cuarieston
W.V
D. A. Dorsey
Moundsville
van Pelatiary
Marshall County
Document reveals bribery sums in Herz case investigation
January 21. In the Herz prosecution a committee member Andrelux described a memorandum he obtained from Cornelius Herz. The document purportedly details amounts paid in bribery to Rouvier, Preust and others, with a copy shown to the committee as proof of good faith.
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Pants
M. Herz
SM. ‘Andrieux
Committee of Investigation
Andriewx
Hera
Menamiey
M. Anielux
M. Cornelius Herz
Wble
M. Oe Ih
Kosson
M. Dent M. Andreiux
Cornelius Herz
M. Cornelius
M. DeVillebers Mareut
M. Andrelux
Andrelux
Committee On Investigation
Rouvier
Preust
They All Denounce Herzi German Extradition Debate
Authorities push hard for evidence against St Cornelius Herz to secure extradition. Report notes hostility toward him amid Panama scandal turmoil, with accusations of German ties despite Herz being of Hessian descent born in Besançon. Public blame falls on foreigners and a Bavarian stereotype persists.
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Paws
St. Cornelius Herz
Uptura
Dr. Hers
Londos
Herr
Andrieux Hod
Heres
Bri Unds
Barille
Besancon
France
Bia Aasallants
Panama
Ex Bur ess Jobn McLuckie appeals for funds in labor fight
An appeal from ex Bur ess John McLuckie of Homestead Ia to Boston readers urges financial help to fight Frick against a four time arrest saga. He seeks money for living expenses and to obtain evidence for a legal case, noting Amalgamated Association support only covers attorney fees. He cites recent jail time of thirty three days and ongoing life trial pressures.
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Boston
Mass
Jobn McLuckie
Homestead
Pranie St. Poster
Coral Aid
Carnegie Frick
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Amalgamated Association
Frick
Jous McLuckie
Affairs in Germany Warn of New Reichstag Election
The Reichstag faces pressure over the army bill as parties weigh dissolution risks. Reports say a new election could revive German Russia friendship, while Berlin endures a severe cold and widespread hunger. Krupp and other industrial leaders urged restraint to avoid endless strikes. The Emperor urged talks with workers and postponed further action pending settlement details.
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Germany
Russia
Berlin
Krupp
Reichstag
Prussia
Broderick Carl
von Captivi
Bers
Ralehstag
Helohsag
Wil
Orier
Reichstags
Centro
Freisinning Girties
Iobel Tas & Rumber
Clarewich
Peingess
Margaret
Wiliam
Turks Divorce Case Shows Strain Over Children
In Paris on January 11 a civil tribunal proceedings began as Mrs Elliott Rebert rows seeks enforceable terms of a decree, while CP Stoees has already secured a default divorce from Mia Zaborrowski. The court awards custody of the children to the father, who currently has them in his care.
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Paris
Do Stuers
Hole
Elliott Rebertrows
Priar Meta
Es Ds Ren
CP Stoees
Alen
Dev
Mia
Zaborrowski
Banda
Termini battle leaves eight peasants dead and twenty wounded
A clash at Termini seaport in Sicily between peasants and police left eight peasants killed and twenty seriously wounded as authorities moved to remove squatters from land claimed by the Community. A large number of women were among the rebels. no confirmed deaths among them.
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Pen'darmes
Termini
Sicily
Hn Prasante
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Mis
John B. Johnson
Minneapolis
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Wannt
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Bk Gallaher
Pern Beller
Gosnes
Deller
Naparacs
George Purner
Jobaaca
Wilieea Friacuers Esespo
Simyoriscy
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Greee Coony
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Hiarniscene
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Yrouliak
WAL Accent
Slosson
Dick" Roche
Schaefer
Chicago
Blaine
Wasmyatox
D. C
Mr. Blaine
Johnson
Office of State
Charteston
Jsousry
Staw
West Virginia Land Company
Charleston
Wm. A. Marrick
H. 8. Bidwell
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Charles H. Powell
Loup Creek Land Company
C. H. Coster
T. W. Joyce
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Hinefeld
Garden Mountain Land Company
Irf
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J. H. Tierney
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Edward P. Bromley
Brooklye
Walter E. Dickinson
Schooper Baoge
Navy Yard
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Erin
M. Berzs
Herz
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Ald
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Wrexxa
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Sod
Uitable Life Assurance Society
Whitney
Ye York Life Toeems Company
New York Life Insurance Coopany
Montsant Secretars GT. Wika
New York Equitable Assurance Society
Senay Register
Couruais
International Wee Union
Theodore Wag- Esee Gheveland
Nett Carisopher ‘Deiterie
Cincinnat
O’bryas
Torses
Kaxs
Republican House
Republica House
Probaly
Secator O'Bryan
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Bryan
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