Foreign Power Suspected Behind Aguinasta T C Actions
Fragmentary report suggests a foreign power may be urging resistance to U S demands in the Philippines. Officials hint at substantial support to prolong intervention while noting no definite evidence to identify the nation involved.
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T. C
Aguinaldo
United States
Trosinea Aguinaile
Philippines
Aluo
Comptroller Dawes Criticizes Abstract National Banks
A remarks by the comptroller of the currency labeled the abstract national banking system as vile while commenting on banking reports. The era shows rising totals with total resources around 408 million dollars, and other figures around 315 thousand and 38 million in various segments, reflecting a notable increase.
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Gr. Dawes
PLUS
Hits National Banking
Emibur
Iss
Stem
Tury
Land dispute led to fatal duel near Sexton Creek
In Clay County near Sexton Creek two factions led by Yuu Whitmere and Dan VY clashed with A. C. Ture ner and Juba Marriay over a young woman. One man, Tarthillme Durner, died instantly in a road ambush as Parker and Murray fought for the hand. The conflict ended with Murray killed and both principals fleeing, police pursuing leads.
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Sexton’s Creek
Clay County
Beran
Murray
Privae
Ugiurt
Reassuring Advices From Gen Os Dated Mania Report
A garbled log from Gen Os dated Mania says conditions improving and natives retain calm while city affairs show progress. The War Department expresses satisfaction with the apparent stabilization as authorities acknowledge fewer public disputes this week and note alignment with the president's policies.
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Aviv
Ous Atturde
War Department
Pension Proposals Stirrow Through War Year Debates
Early notes show pension appeals tied to widows and aging veterans from the Spanish War era. Committees push for aid while debates reference gallantry and relief measures, with a focus on pensions and civil support amidst economic strain.
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Econ
Spi
Ives
Mat- Asparciad Committee
Aidan Deaiine
Notorious Robber Cageed
Meri Who bles as Ente , ud Was arrested, is wit, the notorious train ruber desperade, who has counted robberies all over the country and wio has brulee out of twenty jis.
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Meri
Ente
Wit
New Cuban Stamp Set Announced by Paste Department
The Paste Department plans a new stamp series for Cuba. Liaveau of Engragime and Printing has been called to duties for the issue. The de Hoemin ES Dew contempated outlines one two three ty mites centavos for the set.
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Paste Department
Cuba
Liaveau
Czar Plans Personal Appeal For Universal Peace
The article asserts the Czar seeks to advance a universal peace project through a personal appeal to Kaiser Wilhelm and Emperor Francis Joseph. The deputy of Wates is set to attend in person.
New York Senate Nominees Set by Parties
Edward Murphy Sr. is the Democratic choice for the United States Senate seat. Republicans nominate Depew, who leads the party with a legislative majority.
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New York
Edward Murphy, Sr
Line Self
United States Senate
Depew
Dingley Shows Signs of Improvement in Health
Congressman Dingley’s condition has taken a turn for the better and hopes rise for his recovery.
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Dingley
Congressman Dingley
Renewed Fighting in Arabia Brings Turkish Defeat
A Constantinople dated December 2 report says renewed fighting in Yemen left Turkish forces defeated at Hodeida. The four year dispute between Turks and Arabs continues to flare in the region near Suna.
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Arabia
Constantinople
Yemen
Hanging of a Wife Murderer in Missouri
O H Laker was hanged at Einenece Missouri in front of about 2000 spectators. On the scaffold he cursed the country and the people before the drop fell.
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O.H. Laker
Einenece
Obscure Tragedies and Declines Dominate Urban News
A flood of obituaries and incidents fills the page. Notable deaths include former commissioner Alexyender J Upshaw in New York at age 48 and several others linked to accidents and criminal cases. Fires ravage businesses. a bank vault breach spooks Phoenix. Electric incidents in Tow and Newark claim lives. Cornell students suffer injuries in a university mishap.
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New York
Brooklyne
Willits Desk
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Aheo Thamie
BOO
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Bulidex
de Prey
Jieringtom Vernon
Areverne-lyet Lees
Gethl Saecker
Tiecker
Electriciy
Si Sing
N.Y
White Witt
Lenox Athletic Club
Beven Thomsen Spaset
Otis Nett
University of Deansylvania
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Ithnes
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Mont Chir
E.G. Starr
San Francisco
F. Tbe Ray
Chicago
Cornell
Trautschold
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Many XXth Century Disasters and Crimes Reported
A hectic dispatch lists numerous incidents including hangings in Hopkins Missouri and a fatal shooting in Visalia California. Fires in Lima Ohio and St Louis cause major losses. a convent murder in Cincinnati. mining and railroad accidents. legal and political notes from Columbus to London.
Storms and Crimes Mark Weekend Across South
A severe windstorm swept Mobile, Jackson and central Mississippi causing railroad washouts. A white farmer named Green was murdered near Banks, Alabama with suspicion on a Black worker. Bar on Edgar de Bara and wife released on bonds in Chicago fraud case. A Knoxville Southern Railway wreck killed four, injured others, with $100000 property loss. The Amazon Exploration Co organized in Virginia with $10 million capital to secure rubber lands abroad.
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Lenn
J. Ben Stern
Journal
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Stern
Mobile
Alu
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Green
Banks
Ala
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Chicago
St. Augustine
Fis
United States
Southern Railway
Knoxville and Ohio
Knoxyville
Bik Valley
Tenn
Virginia
Foreign Dispatches Report Spanish Troops Exit Cuba
Havana wires say all Spanish soldiers have departed the island. Details note WO Campbell, head of the Dominson Atlantic Railroad and Steamship Line, died in London. A Chinese report mentions a hidden Anglo American treaty to curb further Chinese territory claims. The British steamer Gallina was abandoned after sinking. its crew saved. George Dambmann, a Paris-based American figure in Franco American trade, received the Legion of Honor. Baron and Baroness de Bara, accused of using US mails fraudulently, are held in Jacksonville Florida with $5,000 bond pending.
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Dominson Athantic Railroad
London
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United States
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Frankland
Philadelphia
Christania
George Dambmann
Paris
Legion of Honor
Baron
Baroness de Bara
Jacksonville
Fla
British consul general named for Island of Cuba
Lionel E G Cardoen is gazetted British consul general for the Island of Cuba, replacing the recent posting at Mexico City. A London dispatch notes other world developments including the Yukon miners distress, Dawson representation efforts, and Tonga guarreling with Germany over debt. Bradstreet reports a steady trade and strong bank clearings, with weekly Wheat and Corn shipment figures cited.
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Cuba
Mexico
Baldur
Man
Harrower
George A. Armour
University
Princeton
Dawson
Washington
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Maska
Ife
Klondike
Atlan District
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Tonga
England
America
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Tan. Lin
Sixport
Ager Gate
Ageregate
Market reports drift across grains and livestock regions
Chicago to New York and midwest markets list cattle hogs sheep and grain prices by city. Prices cover No 2 wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and potatoes with ranges for each market including Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo and New York.
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US c
Indiannapolis
Ste. St. Louis
AG Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Senate Debates Treaty Records and Alaska Codification Bill
The Senate debated the Paris treaty and related correspondence as to the president's role while Dervis urged sending records to Foreign Relations. Delegates argued over secrecy and expansion, with further debate on a cannery canal and the Alaska criminal law codification bill advancing in the House.
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Ohio
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Corporal Tracy Sees Neck Injury Heal Without Surgery
Doctors in Columnus Ohio report Corporal Tracy of the Seventeenth Regular Infantry is mending a broken neck after a fall from a horizontal bar. Bones show signs of uniting and recovery may occur without operation.
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Columnus
Ohio
Tracy
Seventeenth Regular Infantry
Kaiser as Crusader statue pair offered for sale in Berlin
Bronze statuettes about two feet high depict Emperor William as a crusading knight. Each figure shows the emperor gazing upward, hands resting on a sword blade inscribed with the word Credo. The pieces are being offered for sale in Berlin.
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William
Berlin
Womds
Notable NYC Firefighter Rescues Ten Lives
Driver Hughes of the New York City fire department saved ten people at a tenement house blaze. The item notes his bravery as a minor note in recent city emergencies.
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Driver Hughes
Fire Department
New York City
Teeland
North Carolina
South Africa
State Law Makers and Bills Linked to City Control
The Legislature opened with bills on street car regulation, fares, ticketing, and track paving under the Board of Public Works. Other measures include a prize fight ban, a United States Senate nomination for Beveridge, and limited session days to speed lawmaking. A liquor license restriction bill, education board reorganization, and annual county audits were also debated as the session moved forward.
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Png
Tadianape- Vix
Uurder
Maiblie Works
Streltes
Albert J. Beveridge
Tela
Frank Manly
Frank Ts. Posey G. Roberts
Paylor
George W. Steele
Beye Tn Ordey
Touse
Senate
State Board of Education
Covennor
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kirkpatrick
Wednesdias
Trergood
Lucinda My. Morton
Chaow
Oliver BP. Morton
Irom Mont
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Barlow
Nausbaum
What He Lived For The Corporal’s Quiet Faith
An old colored workman and former slave who kept to his tasks and faith shows that wisdom lies in simple truths. The story recalls how Corporal faced death with gentle humor and a calm, resilient belief.
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Church Union
Cespperal
The Hour Glass Clock Novelty
A novelty clock uses mercury to measure time like an hour glass. It runs with no regular winding and must be turned when the upper chamber empties, providing a curious device that preserves regularity without traditional winding.
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The
New York Ledger
Curiosities of Lakes and Saltwater Inflows
The text notes that lakes overflowing to the sea become salty, especially with low rainfall and high evaporation. It states the Caspian Sea and the Dead Sea are salt lakes. It mentions large lakes in Canada fed entirely by subterranean sources.
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Caspian Sea
Dead Sea
Canada
Women Galore in India Population Comparison
The article notes a large female population in India surpassing the combined population of men women and children in Great Britain. It compares India’s women to the total populations of France Germany and several smaller European states, highlighting demographic contrasts.
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British India
Great Britain
France
Germany
An Island Shrinking in the North Atlantic
An inhabited North Atlantic island is rapidly vanishing. Once about 40 miles long and 2% miles wide, it has contracted to 1914 miles in length and less than one mile in width, leaving locals alarmed by its dramatic reduction.
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A. Ance
North Atlantic
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