American Findings In London Spare Hospitality and Crowded Hotels
London endures a summer of American influence as business and society embrace a wave of visitors. Private entertainments overwhelm hosts, hotels refuse rooms, and even the New York Chamber of Commerce struggles to accept all hospitality offered. The piece notes rivalries between nations and minimal British interest in the America’s Cup race.
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London
Juvaderg
Nplish
Liverpool
Southampton
West End
New York Chamber of Commerce
Surgeon Daly Dies By His Own Hand At Home
Dr W H Daly a noted surgeon and on Lieutenant General Miles staff in Porto Rico shot himself at his home. The depression linked to his embalmed beef inquiry report and his wife’s death is cited as causes. Daly aged fifty nine, a friend of Miles, long prominent in American medicine.
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Pittsburg
Penn
W. H. Daly
Miles
Porto Rico
America
Tampa
Washington, D. C
Daly
Charles R. Greenleaf
Ns Place
Morocco
Ble
Hoth
Paul
Bigme
Max- Well Gray
New Lippitcott
Fairhaven Superintendent Killed During Target Practice
Fairhaven Ohio school superintendent was accidentally killed at a target range while practicing with a revolver. A companion, Miss Alferton, fired the first shot. a rebound struck Roberts in the side, causing a fatal wound.
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Fairhaven
Ohio
Mary
Alfertop
Neverts
Alferton
Roberts
Census Bulletin: Growth of Incorporated Places in U S
The Census Office reports 10 602 incorporated places, up from 7 578 in 1890. Thirty eight cities exceed 100 000. New York Chicago and Philadelphia exceed 1 000 000. Half the places have under 500 people. Alaska has none. The 1900 towns and cities hold 47 percent of the nation’s population.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Witte
Uist
aJovest
Iminors
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Eftley
Massachusetts
Iminois
Rhode Island
Colorado
Connecticut
Mississippi
Mrs Louis Botha Arrives London Aims at Peace Talks
Mrs Louis Botha wife of South African Boer leader arrives in London from Europe aboard Dunvegan Castle. Unnamed sources say she carries an important mission and will confer with General Kruger in the interest of peace. Her presence stirs reports of an early end to the war.
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London
South Africa
Tonion
Louis Botha
Southampton
Dunvyegan Castle
Botha
Ahe
Kruger
Massive Navy Fleet Manoeuvres Planned in North Atlantic
Reports detail a broad schedule of fleet manoeuvres by the North Atlantic Squadron under the RM Mer Ctor plan with an outlying supply base and mine links. The operation aims to test war-time work from distant waters and areas controlled by adversaries.
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Washington, D. C
Navy
Department
Burt College Student Pleads Guilty to Robbery
Miss Mavel Lawrence Burt of Bridgeton New Jersey aged twenty one a student at Smith College was arrested in Northampton on charges of stealing money and jewelry valued at about three thousand dollars from fellow students. She pleaded guilty to a two count complaint and was bound over to the Superior Court in fifteen hundred dollars bail.
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Northampton
Alass
Mavel Lawrence Burt
Bridgeton
X. J
Smith” College
Burt
Smlag Burtty
Naybard
Smith College
Prospect Street
Tist Lane
Notting
Mant St Unti
Avery
Miss Burt
Henrietta WT
Louise Meyer
Strickland
Miss Burte
Boxer
Ogden Burt
Armour Institute drops coeducation in engineering program
The Armour Institute plans to end coeducation after the spring term and return to strictly scientific courses for women students. Many nearing diploma time are indignant at abrupt exclusion. The institution aims to expand as a leading engineering school, aided by Mrs Armour’s substantial gift and a memorial effort.
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Chicago
Armour Institute
Turbulent News Mix From War and Industry Headlines
A chaotic collection reports crushed revolutions in Sante Dam Inga, Boer forces in the field, and Germany divided on colonial moves. Also notes steamship race City of Erie, a Supreme Court marriage, and immigration policy affecting Chinese entrants.
Mother's Inhuman Deed At Paris Prison Tragedy
A Paris sensational case details Mile Blanche Monnier held in a locked room for years by her mother and brother to prevent marriage to a poor lawyer. The daughter survived inquiries but died in prison infirmary after examiners blamed the grim abuse. The mother and son were arrested. the daughter died of heart disease while in custody.
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Paris
France
Memmier
Voltlers
Wliles
Blanche
Mme
Poitiers
Norval
Vienna
Betteved
Pitt
Bac
Mile Atiauche
USS
Reas
Bhanche Monnier
Mothera House
Antsie
Monnler
Dynamite Train Collision Shatters Crews in Vestal
A dynamite car on a Vestal freight train exploded after a collision with a regular freight. Seven crew members from Elmira were killed including J M Kelly Theodore Polhamus Elmer Polhamus Henry Polhamus Fred Wetherbes William Meddick and Sullivan. Debris and shattered structures blanketed Vestal as fire swept the area and glass shattered in nearby homes.
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Binghamton
Vestal
J. M. Kelly
Theodore Polhamus
Elmer Polhamus
Henry Polhamus
Fred Wetherbes
Elmira
Wiliam Meddick
Sullivan
Ent
Susevehanna
Oklahoma Storm Ravages Territory More Than One Town
A severe storm swept across Oklahoma Territory causing widespread damage and injuries. Noble County reports seven injured. Edidy near Blackwell nearly destroyed with two killed and several hurt. Tonkawa area suffered church and home destruction. twelve houses blown away and many more damaged.
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Saverest
Islings
Noble County
Teunense
Kingasher Uunty
Edidy
Blackwell
Tonkawa
Brave Sheriff Routs Mob In Carrollton Jail Stand
Sheriff Joseph Merrill faced a murderous mob bent on hanging Otis Word's killer. He directed 60 soldiers by train from Governor Candler and used strategic positions to protect the prisoner, while the mob dispersed after gunfire and reinforcements arrived.
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Carrollton
Joseph Merrill
Georgia
Otis Word
von Atari
Wilvins
Harris
Excepto
Young Ward
Sheri Merrill
Thase
Soo New
Che Jal
Vie Mob
Meret
Treanett
Taladan
Sovernor
WW. W. Bar Ser
Touston
Jamestown Cape Colony Surrenders to Boer Forces
Dispatches report Jamestown in Cape Colony surrendered to General Krüitzinger's force on June 8 after four hours of fighting. Casualties were three killed and two wounded. Stores looted but guards released. reinforcements pressed to Cape Colony. The operation reflects Kitchener's strategic focus on Cape frontier security.
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Jaracatown
Cape Colony
Wight
London
War Office
Gener Kitchener
Pretoria
Jamestown
Cape Coles
Kritzinger
Ater
Theeting
Ereratins Ieee
Grer Trench
Kitchener
Fragmented World News Snippets and Economic Notes
A garbled collection of reports mentions per capita wealth in the United States on June 1 2008, European tensions with Turkey and France, severe weather in North Dakota with snow in northeastern areas, and military movements including ships arriving at Manila and Seattle. Also noted are British defense spending, railway transports, and Austrian Hungarian casualty figures, all presented in a disjointed OCR fragment.
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Philippines
Chicago
Eton
Ohfo
Dayton
Ohio
French Alps
Gulon
North Averlea
Terre Unite
Idd
Birmingham
Ala
Denver
Coll
Cincignati
United Switchaven
North America
Buffalo
N.Y
O'Connell
International Machinists' Association
United States
Stilkfape
Amlgrmated Association
Milwalkpe
Wig
Irom
Aioney
Creamery West Market Item Shows Varied Dairy Goods
A lengthy listing of dairy products and farm commodities covers imitation creamery tea, full cream, baby cream, skimmed milk, and frozen items. It includes state and western brands, weights, and prices for eggs, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and tobacco, noting market activity in various sectors.
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West
Extra
Fireta
Chaico
Medi
UG Uroilers
Vale
Nora
Topacco
Wordy Market Notes On Cattle Prices And Weather
Market and weather summaries show higher beef prices due to fewer grass, with meat prices rising two and a half cents a pound. Crop conditions warn of drought hurting winter wheat and spring wheat needs rain, while corn-fed cattle supplies shrink.
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Chivata
Weather Bureau
Tower Mixouri
Turvestog
Sears Aroun
Arkansas
Missouri
Upper
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Court orders payment after newspaper libel suit
A New York court ordered a defendant to pay the plaintiff 500 to cover the newspaper’s expenses in a libel action. The ruling upholds the principle that using legal machinery to suppress press reporting without valid grounds is improper.
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New York
Fragmentary Ad copy on Medicines and Grain Volumes
A garbled passage mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and a claim of 2500 bottles and seven thousand miles in Russia. It also notes annual grain grind and over 10 000 000 tons of grain. The text is an unreadable OCR fragment with many misspellings and unclear context.
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Winslow
Russia
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Morlal
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