Sherman elected on first ballot in joint caucus vote
In Cotcasts Ohio the Foraker and Sherman factions opened with a secret ballot debate but moved to viva voce. Sherman led on the first ballot with 68 votes to 38 for Foraker, 1 for Foster, and 1 for McKinley. The caucus adjourned amid claims of loyalty and prepared remarks from Sherman and Foraker praising the fight.
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Baltimore Plans International Catholic Congress 1898
A Baltimore sub-committee proposes the 1893 congress be held in the city with sessions from September 5 to 9 1898 in the Auditorium. The effort aims to secure the pope's attendance and host about 5000 delegates including leading church figures. Key topics include labor rights capital duties charity and social reforms.
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Cuicano
Baltimore
Toledo sees liquor sale arrests in U S court
Cetina C January 7 report that L MoCa United States sashal from Tole arrived in this city with George yee and others to Montezuma. Johnson and Rivers were charged for selling intoxicating liquors without a license and were bound for appearance before the United States court in Toledo.
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Cetina
United States
Tole
George Yee
Montezuma
Sude
Erentilliam Johnson
Adam Rivers
Toledoo
Local Bargains and Health Remedies Stir Busy Market
Advertisements tout mashed strawberry ribbons at one dollar per yard, Dr Bull's Cough Syrup for twenty five cents, Salvation Oil at twenty five cents a bottle claiming pain relief, and a cheerful slogan promising happiness.
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Dr. Bull’s
Salvation Oil
The Way of the Trans Grégeur to the Canadian Ling
A compact note on a challenging path to linguistic mastery. The fragment hints at a journey through language or culture toward Canada. No clear event or dates are provided.
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Gregeur
Simmons Liver Regulator Restored By Head
A restoration project completed on a device labeled Simmons Liver Regulator. The work reestablishes its function and signals improved reliability for ongoing medical procedures.
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Simmons
Amid Coal Creek Violence Miners Threaten Riots and Troops
Report claims Coal Creek valley faces anarchy with looting and clashes. Miners rally with threats against convicts lessees and state militia while Eugene Merrill calls for a meeting as state troops prepare for further outbreak.
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Coal Creek Valley
United States
Eugene Merrill
Seneca County Farmers Institute Program Preview
The Seneca County Farmers Institute set for Nobles will run January 3 and 14 with speakers on agriculture needs farming dairy feeding steers and wheat cultivation. Notable presenters include Hun John Heitz Professor Johnson and W L Chamberlain with officers to be elected and city women Velarin and Alelia Huaddie listed among participants.
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Professor Johnson
L Chamberlain
Williame
Morgan Ok
Locomotive Collision Near Perkasie Tunnel Sparks Robbery Suspect Talk
Barneney Pa January 7 The Philadelphia and Reading railroad fast express nearly wrecked at the Perkasie tunnel after entering the tunnel at high speed. The locomotive collided with obstruction tearing away cylinder and steps. A train assembled with Pullman coaches and expo cars plus Lehigh Coal and Navigation pay car. Trainmen fear another robbery attempt, the second in a week.
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Barneney
Philadelphia and Reading
Bing
Perkasie
Dbstruction
Pullman
Expo
Lehigh Coal and, Navigation Company
Sarecene
Ro Bery
Toledo editor Arnold Albrecht dies in city tram accident
Arnold Albrecht city editor of the Toledo German Express was killed while on his way home when an electric car halted at a curve he lost balance fell to the ground and broke his neck. He was an elderly well known Toledo resident and leaves a family.
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Totepo
Arnold Albrecht
Toledo
Miners Strike at Coal Valley Mining Company
Coal Valley Mining Company workers in Cable have struck after mass layoff on January 4. The layoffs followed an attempt by some miners to organize a mutiny for restoring a prior pay method, affecting Rock Island Molino and Davenport markets.
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Molino
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st.aNp
Salt Against the Harrow Trust Causes Suit in Albany
Katantaroo Midh Jan 7 Ira J Hunt harrow manufacturer files $50 000 damage suit against National Harrow Co Albany claiming the trust threatened to ruin his business. He says the trust forced him to sell at cost and vow not to reenter the trade for fifteen years or be crushed, he signed the paper and sues.
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Katantaroo
Midh
Ira J. Hunt
National Harrow Company
Albany
Hardware in Cow Stomach Stuns Plainfield Officials
Plainfield North Dakota veterinary surgeon forced a postmortem on a cow that died suddenly. Inside the stomach he found nails pins tacks hinges buttons wire glass china a dress hook a suspender buckle and other metal pieces. The incident appears linked to a Paris police raid as part of a larger burglary gang activity.
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Plainfield
N. d
Treatment Promises Cure for Nervous Debility in Women
An old medical column advocates a self treatment plan claiming to restore appetite and energy in women described as prosatie patients between ages fifteen and forty five. It asserts extreme cases are really cured and hints at social implications for those unable to join society.
Scorch Screaparfila Brand Summary Note
Fragmentary OCR mentions a product or brand with unclear spelling and no coherent event. No identifiable persons or organizations are readable to form a substantive news item. The text lacks concrete facts to summarize into a proper article card.
Behring Sea Dispute May Go to Arbitration
Sir George Baden Powell, British Behring Sea commissioner, reports Lord Salisbury seeks to avoid war with the United States while not yielding British rights. Powell says arbitration could settle the awkward dispute and predicts England would win. He notes progress from discussions and friendly ties with American officials.
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Liverpool
George Baden Powell
British Behring Sea Commission
Lord Salisbury
Washington
Salisbury
United States
George
England
America
Sir George
Tragic Osage Mine Disaster Claims Over 100 Lives
A massive explosion at a Osage coal mine in No 11 tumbles claimed bystanders as rescuers battle earth and rock to reach entombed workers. About 400 men were present. at least 100 dead with many others severely burned and unidentified bodies recovered.
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L Ft
Osage Coal Mining Company
Nine Way
George Lindsay, Sr
George Kindsey
George Lindey Jr
Wiliam Russell
Mike Jacomo
Ted Blendog
John Sterr
Joe Gennessin
Steve Sperra
Bennett Moes
Joe Currant
Anton’iennessin
Tommy Cain
Joe Rocco
John Quinn
Jim Quinn
Mattlock Quinn
Mike Mc Bhane
George Russell
Kibble
Behring Sea arbitration talks reportedly hitch
Washington reports a possible snag in Behring Sea arbitration over Secretary Blaine's April 14 dispatch. The issue centers on damages claims and Canadian seal poaching delays, with Lord Salisbury's objections noted. Officials declined comment as negotiations continue.
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Washington
Behring Sea
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Julian Pauncefote
Lord Salisbury
United States
Sayward
Supreme Court
Dominion
State Department
Arton
Miller
World's Fair Find Up Agriculturist 112 Year Old
Tourists report discovering John Gomez a 112 year old man living with his wife on a secluded Charlotte Harbor island in a palmetto hut. He tends coconuts and other tropical fruits, planting trees on his ninety first birthday, and may be moved to the Florida World's Fair building if conditions allow.
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Pistacarpa
Fla
Charlotte Harbor
John Gomez
de Soto
Gomez
Properia
Florida
Plan to Reorganize Dayton Government Creates Major Reform
Representative Allaman of Montgomery introduces a bill reorganizing Dayton city government. The plan replaces the present system with elected mayor and treasurer, a secretary of council elected by council, and a governor appointed police judge, plus other officers. The Senate bills include adding a common pleas judge in Franklin County and preserving Hamilton County records after a courthouse fire. A bond issue for Licking County camping grounds and wage bond requirements for contracts are also proposed. The Senate passed a legislative appropriation bill, and members will draw their pay immediately. Hemlock timber prices rise 50 cents per thousand feet as output is cut by at least 25 percent in Pennsylvania and western New York.
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Allaman
Montgomery County
Dayton
Senate
Vancleaf
Common Pleas
Franklin County
Vonseggern
Hamilton County
Court House
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Licking County
Ohio National Guards
Green
Board of Pardons Tightens Filing Rules at Harrisburg
Farrisburg January rules require five copies of specific papers filed with the board’s recorder in Harrisburg at least three days before the hearing. Papers include a statement of reasons, a history of the case, lists of filed papers and letters with dates, bound with a cover indorsed with the case title, trial county, and counsel names.
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Farrisburg
Board of Pardons
Recorder of the Board
Harrisburg
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promoted for Blood Purity
A promotional piece touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for scrofula boils pimples and other blood impuries claiming it cleanses the system. Hood's Pills are praised as a dinner pill curing constipation and digestive troubles. A Maryland farmer reports a fruit sample resembling a red apple containing a peach kernel.
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Hood
Maryland
Simmons Regulator Promoted as Universal Cure
Advert says a thin medicine will cure all ills and claims it has already cured thousands, urging readers to take Simmons Regulator for guaranteed results.
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Simmons
Champion mean man boast in Muskincum county tales
A legal case near Chandlersville involves Samuel Bliss who leased his mother’s dower in a 200 acre homestead in exchange for life maintenance. The suit seeks 4000 dollars for sixteen years of support, as the 97 year old plaintiff fights for relief.
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O. Tan
Muskincum County
Samuel Bliss
Chandlersville
Bliss
Atkinson
Newport
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
United States
Franklin Township
Ohio
Fragmentary OCR item yields unclear sports and text
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Deplorable Condition of the Ruralist
Washington paper from January reports state presidents of the Farmers Alliance meeting in secret to discuss the group’s welfare and progress. A memorial blames depressed farm prices on biased government policy and calls for immediate financial relief and legislative action.
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Washington
Farmers’ Alliance
Livingston
Georgia
United States
Fireside Life and Mining News Touches Sparta Mishap
In Sparta area Emma Cable wife of Burnett Cable narrowly escapes burial after a prolonged illness. A Houston Mines explosion at No 9 Nelson shaft kills miner Paul Gronzki and injures Philip Dezert and others including Superintendent Steelers and Boss English. A twelve factory combine aims to form a regional pottery fair at headquarters to challenge Pittsburg glass fair and United States glass trust dominance.
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Emma Cable
Burnett Cable
Sparta
SiaMsmon RI
No 9
Neilson
Paul Gronzki
Philip Dezert
Steelers
Boss English
Granzket
Mes
Pittsburg
United States Glass Trust
Prohibitionist Pastor Committed to Columbus Asylum
Rev JC Hench former pastor of the Presbyterian church at Centerville has lost his mind and was admitted to the Columbus asylum after two weeks in the county insane asylum following a decline in his congregation and the sale of his farm. He became a Prohibitionist about two years ago and suffered prolonged troubles before his commitment.
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Betuainr
JC Hench
Centerville
Columbus
Exiled Minister Heads to Virginia for Marriage
Rev Howard Mc Neary expelled from Eyasconal church for heresy travels through Pitrsstra on a sentimental mission to Harrisonburg to wed Judge Narris's daughter. He leads University church in Saginaw, declares stronger beliefs and refuses to retract. The bride-to-be, daughter of educated parents, remains devoted despite his past.
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Pitrsstra
Howard Mcneary
Harrisonburg
Narris
Saginaw
Miche
Mohawk Broom Makers Raise Prices After Short Crop
Mohawk valley broom manufacturers plan higher prices following a Chicago association decision to raise broom costs by 30 cents a dozen. A shorter last year crop and large stockpiles contributed to the move, with brooms already up 76 cents per dozen since November.
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Sonnecupy
Mohawk Valley
Ardons Issued by Governor Campbell Lon Houk Trio
The item lists ardons issued by Governor Campbell Lon Houk. Names include Jacob H. Wilson Reuben J. Wilson and others. It states sentences for manslaughter perjury and forgery in Athens Jackson and Crawford counties respectively.
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Campbell Lon Houk
Monte
Jacob H
Reuben J. Wilson
Athens County
John B Bowen
Jackson County
Adam Lichty
Crawford County
Fatal shooting in furnishing store over alleged debt
In LovuiIsville on January 9 Henry Humble, a Black man, was shot and killed inside Robert Jamas’s furnishing goods store by W J James, son of the owner. The incident followed an alleged attempt by Humble to keep coins in the shop and a demand to disgorge them. The fatal shot occurred during the confrontation.
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LovuiIsville
Henry Humble
Robert Jamas
W. J. James
Humble
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