Fragmented Military Meeting Notes and Postings
Fragmented OCR text shows a military council or committee historic meeting with numerous names, ranks, and postings. It references a March 22 date, various officers such as Lieutenant Chas, Captain, and a Commander, with mentions of a readiness or inspection context and references to states, committees, and regimental officers. The readable fragments suggest a formal assembly discussing appointments, duties, and potential orders, but most specifics are garbled.
Scandal in State Legislature Over Uniform Coal Inspecting Bill
In March a bill on uniform coal inspection faced strong mine operator lobbying while miners backed it, passed the House, and faced Senate scrutiny where amendments vanished. An investigation loomed as a speaker threatened warrants for those who allegedly stole the bill, but the measure was ultimately stalled. Parallel items note typhoid deaths in Monroe County and other regional updates including railroad dividend talk and a homicide case in Turawа.
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Dean Anolis
House
Senate
Antahole
Anteide
al ‘Thyaga
Markleysburg
Miller
Frsehouse
Tima
Elliott’s Mills
Marke Jeynharg
Enme
West Virginia patronage battles stir partisan tensions
West Virginia officials and Republicans press for patronage appointments led by G. B. Smith of Parkersburg and J. W. Acheron of Fairmont, with charges of partisan action backed by the president. Sheriff Morgan aims for U.S. District Marshal post as patrols and investigations intensify amid political maneuvering. Meanwhile two Natrona girls die after a late train incident near Avenay Station as an unknown man flees.
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G. B. Smith
Parkersburg
J. W. Acheron
Fairmont
Anderson
Wateon
Tig Alao
Isbor
Marina County
West Virginia
W. M. Manning
Sami Hawk
Kasawhe Failh
HeSheriff Morgan
Upstar County
Department of Justice
Ben Wilson
Morgan
United States District Marshalship
Home
Fretroot
Mary Cattle Sod
Mise Rijsgensmith
Natrona
Binnsville
Avenay Station
De‘clion
Mini Cattle
Eure
Tory
Helen Moujeska Engaged for Star Tour with Booth in Lawrence Barrett
Settlement ends a dispute over the joint starring tour of Mr Booth and actress Helen Moujeska under Mr Barrett's management. The contract requires both names on bills of equal prominence and mutual status in all aspects of the program.
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Booth
Lawrence Barrett
Pamapoerata
Mesira
Barrett
Mademoiselle
Helen Mutjoka
Mocj-pka
Ual
Dramatic Georgia Wedding of Octogenarian Groom
In Atlanta area a sensational publicized marriage joins Dr. Oxina Stovall aged eighty and his wife to be Miss Reece. The groom’s late wife died in 1848, he remarried his dead wife’s niece, and today neighbors set free a secrecy-bound wedding yet the bride and groom faced public inquiry over the unusual union.
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Amanta
Oxina Stovall
Mise Reece
Stovall
Miesibece
Crecy
Princely Gift and Elizsbath Rockefeller Marriage
New York March 22 The marriage of Elizabeth Rockefeller eldest daughter of John D Rockefeller to Charles A Strang son of Rev Dr Strong Rochester occurred last night at 4 West Fifty fourth street Rockefeller home ceremony by Rev Armitage of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Guests included Augustus Strong and six Strong children The couple will sail to Harre to begin vows abroad and the bride received a 500000 check from her father as a wedding gift
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Mr. Rockefeller
West Fifty-fourth Street
Baroness Rothschild
Miss Rockefeller
Vasar College
Genome
Augustus H. Strong
H. A. Strong
Mike Helen Strong
HG Strong
Rochester
Misa Rockefeller i
Mr. Strong
Harre
Germes
Bettie
Stabbing in Martinsburg Involves Jefferson County Man
A late night assault in Martinsburg left John Mahoney with a three inch stab wound to the left side after Thomas Lucas of Jefferson County attacked him with a knife. Mahoney was taken to Dr Myery’s office in serious condition and Lucas fled the scene. Edward Lucas, commissioner of fishery and Thomas’s brother, remains with Mahoney to aid his recovery as authorities pursue Lucas.
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Sunday Register
Maetixsuvac
W. Va
Thos. Lucas
Jefferson County
John Mahoney
Lucas
Mahoney
Bert
5. N. Myery
Obicar Poisall
Pon
Lucas Ram
Edward Lucas
Edward
Lucan Isof
Pople
Robber Escape Sparks Mountain Pursuit and Local Break-ins
Reports from Pennsylvania detail a failed escape by suspected robbers, with mountain pursuit, mismanaged leadership, and a siege-like camp. Separate items cover a Market Street horse collision injuring two men, Cleveland’s Havana welcome, and Nevada women sentenced to death by hanging for murder.
Watch Club Rivalry Yields Gold Content Dispute
The Wheeling correspondent reports a heated clash between Keystone Watch Club Company agents and local jewelers over a $38.50 filled case watch. An assay at the Mint showed the Crescent case contained 1.34110 troy ounces of gold versus 1.10540 troy ounces in the rival case, a margin of over 25 percent. The Keystone agent left Wheeling after the dispute and wager.
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Wheeling
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
J. P. Rayer
Rush
Market Street
Clabe
Rash
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Carobe
Kuab
Dillon & Co
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Justice
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Dil Jon
B. Harrison
McLure House
Philadelphia
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Mint
Keystone Watch Club
Patent Medicine Price Reduction Sparks Citywide Hype
Druggists reach agreement to sell all patent medicines at twenty percent off amid complaints of price undercutting. McLain Brow.’s ad triggered calls to verify offers and a meeting planned to police violations.
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Rootsrex
McLain Brow
Nostop
SPECULATIONS ON COUNT BISMARCK VISIT REVEALED
A paper surveys potential motives and outcomes of Count Bismarck's forthcoming visit, suggesting European powers including England and Germany could find mutual understanding. Analysts weigh diplomatic signals, trade implications, and public sentiment in Berlin and London ahead of the meeting.
Count Herbert Bismarck visits England amid colonial talks
Beers March 25 report notes Count Herbert Bismarck's visit to England follows Sir Edward Malet’s trip and aims to align imperial policy. Potential state visit to England by the Emperor, discussion of Samoa, East and West Africa, and colonial harmony between Britain and Germany are highlighted. The Samoan conference may be delayed to May pending outcomes.
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Fagland
Queen Victoria
Prince Biamarck
Count Herbert
Lord Salisbury
Herbert Bismarck
England
Germany
Herbert
Africa
Prince Bismarck
Dr. Knappe
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