British Foreign Office Says Argentina V Chile Dispute Involves Rail Rights
A chaotic summary notes Britain has not received an appeal to arbitrate the Argentina Chile dispute. The issue centers on right to build railroads in disputed inlands near the Argentinian border. The Buenos Aires and Washington posts discuss mediation efforts with the United States watching for progress.
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Alcorta
Thargeritine
Coreigu Atilis
Argentina
Aps
Foreign Office
Lins
Commissiai
Shord
Muringegter
Anne
Gota
Pelly
Chillan
Washington
Atale
Argenthia
Chilia
S‘stanling Fonds
Itn
Sipcessiul
Great ‘Britain
Kentucky figure predicts Cuban insurrection fallout
A Kentucky source argues Cubans will seek independence and annexation with renewed insurrection. The speaker, O Nouns, predicts Cuban discontent leading to self government and insufficient support for peaceful settlement, while criticizing speculation on U S relations and Cuban motives.
Coal famine grips city as fuel rails fail
Unprecedented fuel shortage grips Lima area with railroads reporting thousands carloads of coal moving slowly. Residents walk miles to secure purchases while authorities warn of continued scarcity and rising prices. Aged resident Olydes Franton, 80, reportedly died after a fall near Powell River.
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Lima
Aso
Caal
Lima Jad. Cie
Cansoe
Olydes Franton
Jegsie Marios Stegholding
Powelly River
Perosa Abo
Quashoa Two Indictments Face Perjury Charge
Quashoa Two Indiotuenta and Tudge Dunne of Ghicago face perjury charges in a dispute with John A. Angey, former secretary of the endowment rank of the supreme lodge of Knights of Pythias. The Migratory Chinese Court at Chi Li Province welcomed officials amid a 10 percent dividend decision by the comptroller of the treasury. Navy approves opinion extending statute to United States territory for naval offense. Berlin Vartey case notes exposure after poison drinking incident at Guthrie Oklahoma.
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Quashoa
Tudge Dunne
Ghicago
John A. Alngey
Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Su ‘Aw
Beyindery
Chi Li ‘Province
Ut Meivils
United States Territory
Navy
Oneral
Philippine
United Biatay Territory
Wreck of the No. 16 steamer near harbor pier
A steam vessel wreck endures a violent collision off a harbor, with the No. 18 considered a total loss. Crew of thirty evacuated by breeches buoy as rescuers battled wind and sea, while salvage plans face weather delays and costly hulls.
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Uy Barrie
Ladtig
Heath
Grant
Hart Hot
Nibig Weve
Thompson
Valiel
Calm View of It Affects Fernancia Crisis
Unclear dispatch signals no advice to state department from Fernancia Sunday amid rebellion in Verocencia. U S vessel remains ready to sail to Venecanal for American interests. North Atlantic squadron shuttleship Insdinno possibly chased, Long says orders for Thdiana to Veresnela not yet issued.
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Bani Doenn
Venoancia
Arate
Fernancia
Castro
Aeneh
Vaneknalun
Exemptions Debate on Chinese Immigration Schemes
Deeply sourced rumors in the local Chinese colony report schemes by stock companies to fund Chinese immigration to America. The plan allegedly involves $1,000,000 or more, with assurances of exemption for merchants at port entry.
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America
China
The McClellan Arrives in New York Harbor
United States military transport McClellan arrived at a New York quay on a Sunday, bringing engineering corps units and hundreds of discharged soldiers. A separate Ohio fire at Levelville destroyed a riverboat and caused major property losses.
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McClellan
United States
Manihey
New York
Engineering Corps
Chinese funeral procession through a walled city
The Chinese funeral procession moved through the citadel with hundreds of relatives. Chinese cavalry and smiths joined the ceremony while white mourners and Protestant missionaries accompanied Christian converts. A special train carried mourners from Wokin to Tung Chow for services and burial events.
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Chineke
Tiueral Ittendanta
Wokin
Tung Chow
Denmark Likely to Oppose Sale of Danish West Indies
The Sealoy Daily News correspondent reports strong opposition in the second chamber to selling the Danish West Indies, though the first chamber shows appetite. Analysts cite Nicaragua canal prospects boosting trade and political value, with Hamburg America line head linked to a powerful syndicate approved by the emperor and government, and U.S. interest watching negotiations.
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Copechagel
Sealoy Daily News
Thit
Thie
Hamburg
Fimperor
Willian
Wytth
United States
Cordial Farewell to Taft by Filipino Leaders
Four thousand Filipinos bid farewell to Gov Watt on Saturday in a cordial mass meeting. The governor, reclining, addressed about 150 prominent visitors, saying he was touched and bound by their presence. He warned against false impressions from wartime incidents in Bantagas and Samar, stressing the need for a stable party ahead of the country’s critical times.
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Watt
O Tounge
Doug
Qwoeh
Amei'ein Abo
United States
Bantagas
Samar
Couvey
Apportioned Among States for McKinley Fund
The McKinley Association reports plans to raise 500000 dollars nationwide with apportionment by state. New York leads with 150000, others allocated 100000 and remaining shares distributed by population.
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McKinley
Enontal, Association
Nice
Moral’ Association
UN Milfon
Union
New York
North
Onrolica
Lena
Greatest in the World New Machinery at Pittsburg
The Win Plate Company in Pittsburg plans a near term installation of a rolling mill for tin plate. The new automatic process will reduce hand work by about two thirds to three fourths and sharply boost output. It aims to make the United States a leading tin plate producer and enable competition with foreign manufacturers.
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United States
Win Plate
Win’ Plate Company
Pittsburg
Trey
American Thin Plate Company
Foreigh
Two Dead in Burnett Suspected Murder Case
Fragmentary OCR reports Constable J W Murray attempting an arrest of J M Sime egek at Burnett Sunday. At least two people, including John Ball and his wife, were found dead at the Louis Lacsny property. Details unclear due to garbled text.
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J. W. Murray
Anutin
Oxus
J. M. Simeegek
Duullat
Burnett
John Y. Ball
Louie Lacsny
Aluaeth
Public notices on town levy and school provisions
Fragmented OCR text hints at a town meeting discussing a Congregational levy, public hydrant issues, and municipal provisions. It references extending certain measures, patter n from the writer, and mentions schools and institutions facing onerous prescriptions.
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Ata
Jenrnyip
Iowans Press Monument Plan At Shiloh Battlefield Tower
Iowa executives outline twelve Shiloh monuments to mark battlefield units. A large shafted statue for state troops and eleven smaller tributes for participating organizations were approved last summer and contracted to Peoria designers. The project aims to situate monuments along the Vicksburg road where more town troops fought, with detailed figures pending.
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Monumenta
Battlefield Tower
Nwa Shifol Commission
Sone
Ommersburg
Col
W. B. Hel
Washington
Catt
John Tuyes
Red Oak
Weinfor
Des Moines
T Ey. Ciiebel
New York
Shiloh Tattlefelds
Vieksthure
Niger
BO Jaya
Shiloh
Baby rides on pilot as train strikes carriage
A carriage with Tolu Awiniss, his wife and baby stalled on railroad tracks when a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul passenger train struck, throwing the baby from the carriage and injuring the parents. Engineer and bystanders aided. the infant survived, father Jobs Awning died three hours later, mother unharmed.
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Killa
Chita
Tolu Awiniss
Decame
Grose
Chicago
St.Paul
Aipitley
Providence
Portrait of Judge Ra Beatific Silhouetted in Court Portrait
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a judge and courtroom context, referencing Sioux, 1888 to 1809, and an appeal to a supreme court bench. The legible elements hint at a legal figure in a formal portrait setting, but the text is largely indecipherable.
Unclear roster tale from old clipping sparks confusion
A garbled OCR extract mentions names like Boofled and Clarence Cole of Geneva with scattered words about someone winning and two hats taken. The fragment conveys a disputed or unclear sports or street scene with several garbled terms and no coherent event or outcome.
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Boofled
Clarence Cole
Geneva
Syile Wallug
Chienea
Neil
Thuka
Mi Coly
Lopio
Gue Oyencpot
Nidong
Umibrella
Missionary Work Amid Turmoil in Bunshire Sulesion
A fragment mentions Frank J. Wand, described as an ajlutstee quodety tedden, tied to Bun shive sulesion AE Cedpy Taplity yi verely. It notes limited progress and references past events, with unclear chronology and several garbled terms.
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Frank J. Wand
Cedar Rapids election turmoil and contract dispute
A fragmented report from Cedar Rapids describes an election contest over a franchise and alleged bids by rival firms. The case centers on a court challenge to void the agreement and the potential charges against parties tied to the city and competing companies.
Town State College Extends Live Stock Breeding Program
Trustees announce an extensive live stock breeding experiment in partnership with a Chicago stock yards company. Work begins immediately under Prof. Curtina and will continue over several years, advancing animal breeding and agricultural science at the college.
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Town
State College
Town -State- College
Chicago
Catock Yards
Thes College
Curtina
Dedication of Muscatine Library Gift Prompts Celebration
The Muscatine public library received a $40,000 donation from a wealthy philanthropist, prompting widespread rejoicing as the new building nears completion. A Methodist service was held opposite the structure, followed by a grain reception at the library honoring the donor and participants.
Bidder Signatures Delayed on Contract Work
In the few days surrounding the Connecticut project a contract bid process faced delays as bidders encountered difficulty signing the contract. Officials noted the matter would be resolved soon, with work expected to proceed once signatures are secured.
Fragmentary item on a local court case or feeling state
Incomplete OCR fragment references a person’s claim and mood near a financial or legal matter. Details are unreadable. only hints of distress and awareness around an incident around a central figure remain. No clear names, dates, or places are recovered.
Governor Hevonse Fane.ze Gove BShew-haw-r report
Fragmentary OCR summary references a governor and military matters with unclear names and locations. No coherent events or outcomes are discernible from the readable text.
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Hevonse Fane
Finds Gold in Ducks Sparks Unusual Prospecting Tale
A farmer near North River reports tiny gold particles found in a duck, prompting speculation on the mineral’s presence in poultry. The prospecting note suggests a curious link between fowl and gold, with local interest growing as villagers ponder the claim.
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Ila
Eny
Rome
North River
President of Iowa College Election Report Reads Odd
In a garbled OCR fragment the President of Iowa College is mentioned with names Daniel and Bryyleyrofs and Leila Mie. It notes a proposed election or residence at Iowa College Grandi with unclear context and date, leaving the main outcome uncertain.
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Iowa College
Ths
Daniel & Bryyleyrofs
Eluayeh
Grint
Leila Mie
Wilt Ie
Iowa
Election results and a fire report from early Des Moines
Fragmented OCR reveals election results with candidates Cothuall and Fields receiving 15 votes Brack of Holiatny Goody Burned and a May 1901 fire at a Luther Tur e in Weal Des Moines causing substantial damage. Also notes deaths and local civic items with unclear names and places due to garbled text.
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Coupe
Cottrelte Geyiaurat
Meliaty
Plyfouth Couuty
Cothuall Wan
Fields
Des Moines
Owen
Resignations Sweep Treasury Officials Amid Political Shakeup
A Washington report notes Treasury Secretary and aides, including Treasurer C. Lu Spalding and Assistant Secretaries B A Paylor, plan resignations. Expected moves may also remove Navy and Interior chiefs, signaling broad government turnover and potential governance tensions as President Melliley contends with upheaval.
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Ee ‘Ig
Tran Vee
Alga
Btll
TH. Roberts
United States
Ed C. Lu. Spalding
B. ‘A. Paylor
The
Treasury
Tiong
Navy Départment
Litcheock
Interior Department
Fify
Tung
Meliiley
Sampson-Schley
Ornae
Ravara
Rumor of Cabinet Shuffle in Early Massachusetts Reports
A noisy excerpt notes potential shifts in the U S treasury secretary role and cabinet lineup. It mentions Crane as a leading figure in large paper mills and hints at a president seeking changes within four weeks. Root and Knox are named as staying, while Secretary Hoyt’s position remains uncertain.
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Massachusetts
Treasury
Tomaury
Bneln Aman
Yodge
Trena
Root
Knox
Hoy-'huk
Wilson
Europe Supplying Potatoes to Feed Uncle Bam
An eight year supply crisis forces Ireland Scotland and Belgium to export potatoes to New York. About 200000 bushels have arrived in a week with Europe providing better crops while the U S faces shortages and high prices. New York consumes about 5000 bushels daily.
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Ireland
Geatland
Belgium
Bam
New York
Dyk
Thire
Scotland
Ireldah
Ocean
Polntagefering
Europe
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