Germany Sends Reinforcements to Taku Telegraph Line Cutting
Reports from Victoria and Tokyo indicate Japan plans a third naval program. Nagasaki estimates yen costs for battleships and torpedo destroyers, with funding from treasury. Admiral Tetsay urges destroyers as the cost for one battleship rises. Washington reports no formal action yet. Erbs coal supply ships to Taku for 900 men. Cabinet discusses Chinese situation. Rear Admiral Cromwellым is tasked with informing on forces in China.
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Untitled note on naval figures and places
Fragmentary report references Washington, Sine Mo Sphi Ad ileal Homey and dairies funded by Olin in Tennessee. Mentions Admiral Renpit and a statement about Ken staves the matter. The legible parts imply a discussion of naval affairs, officials, and regional references without clear dates or outcomes.
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Jealous Interests Spark Rail Crisis in New York Fire
In New York a clash involving British railway workers and Chinese laborers escalated to a failed engine run and a bayonet attempt. Inspector Wolf halted the incident as conciliation efforts by British, American consuls, and consular authorities led to the removal of disputed articles. All escape routes were cut off during the fire event.
Roberts Tells of Operations In South Africa
Lord Robert Pretoria reports Pretoria surrender of an armed party at Klerksdorp. Korean and Rhenoster River actions described with casualties. Fire at a five story tenement on Lexington Street killed women and children and wounded many as arson suspected. Police officer J Knowles aided seven people to safety before escape routes closed.
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Vague wartime dispatches reference cargo and troops
Fragmentary text notes coal and rent payments, a three month outlook, and orders to send ships to a distant port with troops and supplies for ninety men over three months. Names and places are unclear, but the tone suggests a naval logistic update during a campaign.
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Germany Confusion as Reinforcements Move After Boxer Troubles
A chaotic Berlin report notes Boxer troubles in China confined to a providence, while Germany plans reinforcement dispatches. About 2000 more Russian troops are being sent to aid genuine who owns participation, with fresh orders issued to renatti.
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Battery Coming Home Washington Fine 1
War Department received a report via General McArthur this morning detailing the surrender of the Invalid Battery of that regiment at Tatlies to Col. Liscus. The dispatch from Cen ord Maedriline was telegraphed from Washington.
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Howton gas well shows steady flow amid repairs
Fragmented report notes the Howton gas well owned by Alvon Paper Company delivering a steady average flow measured in standard units, with tests indicating consistent output over a 24 day cycle. The text references maintenance and publicized plans affecting operation timelines and equipment deployment.
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Extermination Method Prompts Local Pester Pail Payoffs
Residents and visitors paid for pest control pails and panes, receiving 20 conte each from the village. Nearly $200 was paid out. The reported method of extermination proved more effective than spray, using a trusted but costly instrument.
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Buller Pleased the Queen and other notes from June dispatches
The Queen sent a message to General Buller urging him to stay resolute in the Bridgees and to trust the wounded are improving. Lord Roberts reports Imperial volunteers wounded in action are being cared for. The Lord Mayor is informed that the battalion greatly distinguished itself. Hast Norton assessor fled its report. Personal property valuation rose from 85,000 to 88,100, a gain of 1,770.
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Cleveland trip brings Akron theft witness to court
Home from Cleveland, Oliicer Loesch went to Cleveland today to bring Veron Babyak to Akron. Veron is the young woman alleged to have stolen goods from Herman Ferbateln in this area. The sink was interested in Cleveland Thursday afternoon.
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Dewey Out of the Race Says He Seeks No Presidency
New York reports June 15 that Adlai E. Dewey, after a western trip, says he is no longer a factor in the presidential race. He states he will serve if the people want him but believes voters do not, and argues that a few party bosses fix the slate before conventions.
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Yellow fever threat spreads on Isthmus of Tehuantepec
Yellow Jack Vera Cruz Mex June De tSply reports yellow fever has reached all parts of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. The illness is unusually virulent and many deaths occur, especially among American railway workers. Several Americans from Ohio Indian and Mexican regions have died or fallen ill after cultivating coffee. Some patients are being sent to the United States as the disease appears to spread toward Vera Cruz and the Gulf coast of Mexico.
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Weather and Politics Mix in Philadelphia Campaign Salvo
Amid a swirling political scramble in New York and National committee maneuvers, Philadelphia weather echoes Cuba’s rainy season as tempers rise. Tensions flare over vice presidential prospects with Platt, Bliss, and Hanna to the fore. National committee settles the Hoess Goddard dispute from New York, signaling NY organization stance.
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Hoess-Goddard
New York
Captain Goddard
Injunction Granted Over Tithe Back Arie Case
In Poderat court a temporary injunction was granted to restrain a group led by Teh iinet and others including the Ciiuene edmenit l ine from opposing inter state flow. The Mount Nebo Anthocity Coat com and fee made the application after protests against a company importing 20 wegeo Witter. The citizens warned the company they would not be allowed to operate and interfere with owners in other states.
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Giant Vermont granite monument arrives for Glendale Cemetery
A massive granite bowlder weighing about 18 tons was hauled from Vermont quarries and transported to Glendale Cemetery. Six horses pulled the heavy load, with M. B. Crumline overseeing the shipment to the monument site in memory of the deceased.
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Merick
Tran
Food Cure Promotes Health Through Grape Nuts
Mrs. 0. S. Woodward of Augustine writes of recovery from grippe through a diet centered on hot milk and Grape Nuts with Postum Wood Coffee. She claims steady use clears congestions, builds a reserve of strength, and prevents winter illnesses, detailing a morning routine and praising the product as a cure-boosting food.
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Woodward
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Caterpillars Devour Forest Forager Notes
Fragmentary text describes caterpillars in a forest area causing concern over defoliation and potential spread. No clear dates, places, or names are readable. Further readable details are needed to identify location, species, and impact level.
Irregular stock market opens with uneven shifts
New York June 1 The Wall Street opening shows irregular price movements with little bearing on overall market direction. London and foreign accounts operate on a subdued scale while railway shares and steel stocks reflect low volume and tentative activity amid unsettled conditions.
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LAST LINKS and County Actions Reported
Property owners paid in 8000 at the County Treasurer's offices Thursday. Detectives will forfeit all vagrants found on trains and a work-for-improvement program is requested. An affidavit has been filed in Mayor's court against Haley Metnigee for alleged wrongdoing. Buckley Post members plan to travel to Cleveland on Sunday for a commemoration event.
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Tito Tawseer
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Stephen Markham
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Chepelinil
Unclaimed Bicycle Found Near Everett Police Station
An officer found an unclaimed bicycle in front of the Everett police station several nights ago. The wheel shows a Fildritge model and there is no indication of the owner. The city urges anyone missing a bicycle matching the description to contact the police.
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