The New York Strike and Intercity Warfare Renewed
The report describes clashes between police and strikers in New York as signs of weakening among demonstrators appear. The Interstate Commerce Commission plans to renew actions against unlawful practices by western lines as a new railway agreement nears signing. Weather bulletin notes highs around 10, lows near 0, with brisk northwesterly winds and a rising barometer.
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Interstats Commers Commission
Western Lines
Ficxal Orries
Wrowrra
Kun
Sa. m
San Invel
Adgt A. En
Sebes
Duebes
van Depanruess
D.C
Bansas
Nehmsks
Acts of rowdyism in New York street car strike escalates
The New York street car strike in the city worsened with attacks on new employees and widespread disturbances. Police reported vandalized depots on Broadway and Seventh avenues, overturned streetcars, tied lines, and crowds harassing conductors, while officials prepared for further aggression and attempted to shield operations.
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New York
Strikers Clash With Police in Fifth Avenue Outbreaks
A mob of about five hundred at Forty eighth Street and Seventh Avenue beat and kicked a man on his way to work at the Broadway depot. Later at Ninety fifth Street and Second Avenue, a crowd led by striking drivers attacked cars on Third Avenue. Police dispersed the mob after arrests and injuries, with damage to a Fourth Avenue car and several windows broken.
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York
Twenty Third Street
Rieth Avenue
Broadway
Saventh
Avert | Math Company
Knote
Ehurand
Wrk
Niene
al Erowan
Elas
Bote Nase
Ueditlal Pilice
Masta
Wari
al Lave
Pointe
Bern
Aixets
Katherid
Tromskioen
Ostviers
Bree
Shanahan
Cecil
Lutetis
Whiernnis
Amob
Qeuiker
Ninety-fifth Street
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Michael Mater
Gondwater
Cit
Bergrant Cotrell
Maer
Bins
Wader Artest
Pasengars
Vulvers
Othcer
John Mortis Hind
Strick
Tatarstate Rail Commissioners Probe Passenger Frauds
Interstate Commissioners Conly and Morrison conducted a wide inquiry into alleged passenger treasuries since their last visit. The investigation exposed troubling practices by several officials and brokers, leading to pledges of reforms and promises to curb illegal activity in the passenger department.
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Omcace
Jan ML
Conly
Morrison
Ermak
Griffin
McNulta
aMalss
Pussangger
Lin
Wari
Geuahd
Dullery
Lotr Gunlawtal
Crisis at Interstate Commerce Board over presidential stake
Fragmented OCR text shows a heated meeting among presidents and officials of the vestorm railroane and Interstate Commerce Commission stall over a vacancy, signs of a contentious final action and signatures, with references to a prominent chair, a vacancy, and procedural disputes involving multiple companies. The later portion references the New Mission supreme court ruling on a land grant case and associated presidential or governmental property disputes.
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Walker
Pxens
Saary
Maxwell
New Mision Way
Nile
Iedhsar
Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria Dies in Vienna
Vienna reports Crown Prince Rudolf died today at Mierling near Baden from apoplexy after a shooting trip with guests including Philip of Coburg and Count Hoves. Markets stunned, theaters closed, and officials postponed events as rumors and condolences spread. archduke Charles Louis becomes heir presumptive.
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Viensa
Rudolph
Mieriing
Baden
Meyerling
Philip of
Hofburg
Alame
Cen
Bourse
Carsteta
Tel H
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Reichsrath
Berar
Joe
William
Szecheney
Prusexts
Huidolph
Thas
Viuuna
Vienna
Charles Louis
Francis
Ferdinand
Simerand Pringe
Quiet Agate Update From Indian Territory and West Virginia News
Reports from Indian Territory indicate U S soldiers returning to Fort Sill and boomer settlers crossing the Canadian River as others begin breaking up land for cultivation. In West Virginia, fierce caucus politics mark a tight election for Kenna. Dorr and others resist, while Kenna seeks support amid Democratic splits. Also covered are a dramatic wolf hunt in Kau and local curiosities including a madstone claim and riverbank caving near Gristeville.
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St. Louis
Indian Territory
United States
Eere
Fort Sill
Canadian River
West Virginia
CualLestos
W. Vadan
Kena
Golf
A. BR. Barber
Journey
van Pelt
Horr
Merrill
Dorr
Flournoy
Kenna
Senate
Camden
Kenua
Camien
Bronte
Tsuen
Yee
Jake
Hue le
Britain Extradition Treaty Likely Not to Be Considered
In Washington the British extradition treaty faces possible recommitment to the Senate foreign relations committee, which would effectively kill it for this Congress. Also reported is the acquittal of Mrs. Rawson in a sensational court case, with jurors finding temporary insanity as the motive for the attempted killing of her husband’s lawyer.
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Guenther
Wasursonie
Jun
Guouther
Europe
United States
Republic
Miter
Iss
Euir
Congress
Wasursetos
Jan. v
Senate
Committee of Foreign Relations
Rawson
Citicase
Huson
Newspaper Man Takes Laud Anum in Missouri Murder Trial
In Isperesoesee Missouri July a newspaper man named Klug topside a tale of a murder plot involving his wife and a staged scene to elicit an alibi. The report notes a scare at Harrison Day and mentions various named figures and places in a confusion of OCR errors.
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Isperesoesee
Orar F. Klug
Unclear text fragment on event and people
Fragmentary OCR article mentions names and places but few clear details. It references Las Feascues Jen Sir and a Hen event with multiple garbled words. no coherent action or outcome can be determined from the readable portions.
Supreme Court Translates Cases and Flouquet in Paris
The United States Supreme Court released translated listings of cases including United States v. Taratenis No. 18a and related arguments. Flouquet, flurried, discussed by the editor while entering the exertion belt bureau, seeking a vote of emufiiienor. A murder at Walnut Springs, Texas, with two shot bodies discovered. New York dry goods scene described with conservative shipments. A lynching report from New Orleans recounts a midwinter mob. White Eagle Chronicle describes a terrifying museum incident with a display triggering a deadly scare.
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Washixells
Jan. A
Aupreme Court of the
United States
New York
Appelian
Po States, Appellsnt, Fe Jas, Moni Noion. the United States, Planetutt Snertur
Vx Hagriaon
Drews
Medomes C. Chrer
Mreae Kelley
Currie Jones
Araciord
Tr Harrinote Vieew
Rd Sneha
Mr. Iulin
General Ahs
Cuashaten
Fragmented Note from Local Paper on Upcoming Events
A damaged OCR fragment hints at local events and notices with scattered numbers and names. The readable portion mentions a forecast or schedule segment and possible references to a community or business activities, but details are incomplete.
Justice of the Peace Teeters Over Board War
Fragmentary text mentions justice of the peace and a board dispute with unclear details. The readable parts suggest a procedural or local government issue, but key names and actions are missing. The article fragment lacks concrete facts to form a full summary.
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