Not-Fet Pronounced Guilty Forgery Second Degree
Wiman found guilty of forgery in the second degree. The maximum penalty is 10.3 years at hard labor in state prison. Legislature abolished minimums, allowing 1 day to 40 years. Jury verdict delivered after trial with impersonal charge by Judge Ingraham. sentencing set for June 20.
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New ' Yors
Erastus, Wiman
Lsbor i
States
Wiman
Ingraham
Brown
Kelly
Tomts
Bate
Tracy
Antil
Coal Miners Strike to Ease as Famine Threat Fades
Report from The Weekly Review of Trade notes coal miners plan a strike end by Monday amid coal famine fears. Authority guidance suggests supplies of fuel will gradually resume, with works reopening after disruption. World demand and cross border tensions affect shipments from Canada and Hobbs.
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Hobbs
N. B
Sea
Canada
Supreme Court Decision On New State Law Clear
The high court issued a ruling written by Judge Mitchell concerning a key state statute. The opinion discusses conviction details and the defendant’s requests for a new trial, with testimony and proceedings under review.
Debs backs boycott plan amid Pullman strike talks
Report notes Debs urged radical action as a last resort to support a boycott against Pullman cars. The convention discussed mobilizing a committee to press the issue, with officials of the railway union reportedly demanding a settlement and warning of a wider stoppage if unresolved.
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Pullman
Debs Steed
Ted Mithe
Jag
Fragmentary note on money crisis and desertions
The readable text shows a claim about money shortages and mass desertions, referencing a figure of 4,000 men in Tennessee and 10,000 at work. Mentions of June and names appear garbled, with limited coherent context to determine event, place, or responsible party.
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Columbus
Jobin
Che
Marshals Wagon Load Provisions Sought
Fragmentary OCR text references marshals and a crowd with a wagon load of provisions. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are readable to establish a definite incident or outcome.
Wallace Chosen From Steele County Populist Convention
Wallace of Steele County heads the Populist ticket for Congress with a platform advocating free coinage of gold and silver at sixteen to one, government notes, and female suffrage. Delegates favor independents for leading posts, with Wallace nominated for governor on the initial ballot and endorsements for other state offices.
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Jamerownta
Independent
Ita Tabor
Tielkeb
Gress
Swalter Muir
Cass
Wallace
Steele
Yailroad
Peter Cameron
George C
Newton
D. Wallice
Stevens
Cameron
Patti
Prohibitionists and Saloonkeepers Rally In Raid Spotlight
A fragmentary notice notes a raid event where the Prohibitionists in league with the Saloonkeepers Association join forces. The report hints at ongoing enforcement against illicit grog shops and a rare spectacle of combined efforts.
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Tate
Forcement League
Fragmented phrase yields unclear notice from out of town
Readable fragments suggest a damaged local notice about someone named Lig and a son, but the text is incoherent and lacks identifiable events, dates, or proper nouns to form a complete, factual summary.
Five members chosen for currency and banking committee
The house committee on banking and currency elected five members to prepare a currency measure to be reported in June. Representatives Cox, Cobb Culbertson, Henderson, and Sion joined Democrat Trenholm and Coombs in supporting the bill. A gas ignition incident described a blue flame rising four to five feet through a pipe, with pressure eight pounds.
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Repare
Usreney
Puiring
B .Wasuinaior
Jordan
New-York
W. K.‘Trenholm
Coombs
House
Mesara
Cox
Tenn
Cobb D . Culbertson
Tex
Henderson
Ills
Sion
Wis
Unclear fragment hints at event with Hopkins and Govarnstigo
Fragmentary text references Altgerd and Caroago in June. Mentions a storm, an invitation, and individuals Hopkins and Govarnstigo, with accompanying him. Details are unreadable, but indicates a historical, eventful scene.
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A Altgerd
Thera
Caroago
Govarnstigo
Cine A
Tn - Hopkins
Amendment to civil appropriation bill discussed by committee
A proposed amendment touching the sundry civil appropriation bill is reviewed by the committee. The draft text references a $200,000 government exhibit and outlines changes to the autumn session proposals, focusing on exhibit provisions and related government costs.
Pat a Mother and the Suffrage Scandal
Fragmentary OCR depicts a narrative involving Hubbard and May Adams, a Populist state convention fight over woman suffrage, a wife forced through streets, depots, and a mother’s dress with a gun bonnet amid a bias band, reflecting tense era tensions.
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Cone
Lees
Winona Steam Laundry
Ale
SALE
Ringling Bros’ Circus
Winona’s Greatest One-Price ‘Clothiers
Sign of the Black
Bear
Winona Construction
New.York
Edward Mulligan
Montclair
Ned
McLaughlin
New York
Ingalls
Aronigon
Kan
Si ‘Ingalls
Bec
Dan
Boycott
Ethaustea
Pund
Aken
Walner Muir
Raeinberger Bros
Tadies
Winona
Fifth Street
Wabasha Street
Huff Street
Broadway
Frank Crey
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