New Nation Is Born Reforming World Order
An emerging state, the Krepublic of Comnani, seeks recognition as a new government forms in Hoy Ghost and Us Society. Former Wrench Officer Saye He Tn is named president of the untested representative government. Adrolphe Breger seeks investment backing as the Regie Ne of Conia. Arbitration over the Curentaun dispute ends with no president, leaving Compounded nations in flux.
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Saye He
On Earth
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Us Society
Adrolphe Breger
Conia
Tae Arelvout
Maris
Rwitgerland
Mreget
Coumand
Bieevut
Hy Vreneh
Bag of gold stolen from Adams Express car at Sterling
A nearly five thousand dollar bag of gold was stolen Wednesday night from an Adams Express car on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line at Sterling. The thief, likely a fellow express worker, failed to place a tag on the box and vanished after a loud alarm. Police and Pinkerton detectives from Chicago pursued the case.
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Burlington
Chicago
Quincy
Sterling
Myad -1Immon
Sterllyg
Adams Company
Sterling Police
Ex- Press Company
Driens
Pinkerton
Cruel fasting verdict hits Maine religious leader
In Maine Supreme Court, Rev JW Santon head of Holy Ghost Vil Ws Roviety was found guilty of cruelty to his six year old son for forcing a seventy five hour fast. Sentencing deferred as the indictment still faces manslaughter implications. Other items note Schwab defeat in ship trust fight and various global clerical and labor news.
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Holy Ghost
Us + Society
Maine
JW. Santon
Roviety
Shiloh
Maine Supreme Court
Sanford
Nanslaughter
Public Schools Best In New England Report Says
President Oliot of Tintvard summarizes a Harvard study showing public high schools produce more college entrants and stronger, more conscientious graduates than private and academy schools. The report notes public school graduates win more medals and fewer private-school students fail exams, with athletics like football and rowing offered but at limited scope and concerning travel for games.
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Bunpix
Stirlenth
Oliot
Tintvard
Harvard
Atherlecht
Pulte
Atatistion
Puble School
Hoy
Echo
Ftarvard
Xradinlendt Swith Jonas
Pulie
Gehouls
Tcademies
Wehngta
Vollager
Bilor Gnys Tesa
Cambridge
Opening of Parliament by King Edward in dismal weather
King Edward opened Parliament amid cold rain and umbrellas, delivering the throne speech. He touched on the Alaska boundary verdict with mixed views, noted Japan Russia-China tensions, and warned on a cotton supply shortfall affecting the empire, urging expanded cultivation and production.
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Edward
Buckingham Palace
St. Stephens
House of Commons
Alaska
Crisia
Von
Japan
Russia
China
Korea
University leadership shakeups and academic appointments
Dr. Matthew H inckham nears retirement as president of the University of Vermont. A new president is chosen for the University of California’s department of the new liquidal studies. Walter A. Jessup to lead a teacher training program in Indiana. A. Evelantt named geologist for a U S government training bureau in the Philippines. Frederick Firth expresses strong interest in Chinese language and literature at Columbia.
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Bortacd Shipp
Louisville
Ling
University of Virginia
Matthew H.inckham
Kon
Ualversky
Vermont
Newiquidwal
University of California
Ben
Association of Ofelia
Weintfeld
Ind
Walter A. Jessup
A. J. Evelantt
Johns Hopkins
Hina
Aining Bureau
United States
Philippines
Frederick Firth
Ting Daty
Columba
China
Rigally
Warships Put to Sea Near Port Arthur
Japanese naval force mobilizes to break the harbor defenses at Port Arthur. The fleet includes the battlecruiser Retviain, the battleship Waareviteh, the battleship Orel, the cruiser Dian, and others totaling many thousands of tons. Mines and damaged channels hinder exit. land forces move from Lai Yang toward Moye with about 9,000 troops deployed and 10,000 remaining at Port Arthur. Rail and telegraph services are restricted as military control tightens communications.
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Quuleor Beentiosehok
Battleslip Orel
Eenisey Sindy
Sovistopul
Putalle
Shia Heek
Battleshiy Vrohteda
Potropavigyalk
Poltasa
Dian
Palludy
Ask
Korea
Cthanel
Moye
Lai Yang
Minden
Port Arthur
Uie
Clietn
Death of New York ex Secretary Whitney
Death follows appendicitis operation on William Whitney of New York noted as former Secretary of the Navy. Official account outlines postoperative toxin spread causing peritonitis and fatal collapse after ether anesthesia during abdominal surgery Tuesday afternoon.
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Willian
Whitney
New Yorks
Navy
Port May See Major Naval Battle Amid Quarantine
A fragmentary dispatch notes a 48 hour quarantine against Cheftr over smallpox, with authorities stressing precaution over offense. It reports Japanese troops occupying the Reoal-Fusan railroad near Vindivestok, guarding Seoul and building cavalry barracks, while a Russian fleet at Viadivostok prepares for intelligence work and coast guard duties. Local disturbances persist as Korea seeks international recognition and a protective treaty to ensure independence under conditions similar to Belgium and Switzerland. Seven taug and ogres in Washington County Alabama are sold for colonization, and Massachusetts endorses arbitration-friendly ties with Britain and Ireland. George W. Schilling reached Monte Carlo after a world journey, while Orther of the American Navy, William Collins White, is noted for strengthening the fleet under Cleveland.
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Reoal-Fusan
Vindivestok
Gell Guins
Seoul
Viuadivostok Aml
senmivoMeul
Viadivostols
Ininteiliara
Dromohoi
Russia
Bogotyr
Lena
New York ‘Herald
Korea
Toron
Belgian
Switzerland
Min Yuang Chul
China
Pekin
Pastor Ellwood Indicted by Presbytery for Lynching Sermon
The New Castle Presbytery found Rev. Robert A. Ellwood of Oliver Presbyterian Church Wilmington guilty of preaching a sermon that incited a mob to lynch a Black man, George White, murderer of Miss Bishop. He was admonished to be more judicious. trial noted tensions with civil authority and constitutional law. The issue followed a mob scene where White was burned at the stake after a trial. The presbytery also cited charges about delay, advocacy of lynching, and shifting responsibility to judges. The launch of the protected cruiser Charleston at Newport News is also noted.
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New Castle
Robert A. Ellwood
Oliver Presbyterian Church
Wilmington
Del
Belwood
Miss Bishop
George White
Mninisteria
New Castle County
Delaware
New York Weekly Review of Trade NAYS Analysis
The report notes high prices from demand and some price manipulation suppressing clarity. Weather remains severe but improving, spring activity rises. lumber demand and transport face weather-related delays while January railway earnings run higher. Cotton goods buyers worry about delivery promptness. Leather markets strong. hides quiet. Lumber, timber, and agricultural outputs show gains. stock depletion prompts early replenishment.
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Din & Go
New York
Weekly Review of
Atteak
Ry Ce Dun & Co
United States
Canada
U.S. live stock and grain prices across major markets
The report lists bid ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grain at markets including Saint Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Cleveland Buffalo and New York with prices for wheat corn oats rye and butter. Notable figures show cattle from 3.50 to 5.00 and hogs 4.00 to 5.60 in several hubs.
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Chienga
Castle
Acomuon
Rime
St. Louis
Hiss
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Gesharley
New York
Old Marriage Certificates Mistakes Across Borders
Fragmented OCR shows claims about certificates of freedom from matrimony, bans on certain marriages, and officials misplacing seals. A Berlin Lokalnmeiger note mentions mistaken attestations and a high court remedy to rectify errors in civil documents.
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Womlin
Berlin
Lokalnmeiger
High Court
Bertin
Gratitude for Kidney Pills Cure Alleged by Painter
Sault Ste Marie Mich web piece tells how C T Smith, a painter, attributed illness to lead poisoning or rheumatism after pins used in an injury. He says Dodd's Kidney Pills cured him, removing cane use and pain, restoring health and mobility.
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Sault Sie
Marie
Mich
Web
Sth
C. T. Smith
Elty
Kotte
Tsis
Dodd
Canals and Shipping: From Sioux City to World Links
The excerpt surveys diverse topics from a promotional rush message to Mother Gray’s powders for children, then shifts to a discussion of global canals. It highlights the Sioux City communication, a patent for farming aids, and a description of key ship canals including Saint Petersburg, Cronstadt, the Corinth canal, and their strategic significance and lengths.
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Chain of Great Lakes
Jengih Belog
Harper's Weekly
Bay of
Cronafudt
St. Petersburg
Russia
Cronstadt
Gulf of Finland
St Petersburg
Corinth
Gulff of
Gulf of Aegina
Adbekathe
Mediterranean
California Doctor Endorses Grape Nuts for Health
A California physician with four decades of experience endorses Grape Nuts and Postum as safe digestible foods for patients and as everyday staples. He notes Grape Nuts aids digestive health and keeps the body in good working order, citing personal use and travel convenience.
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P. Tegeher
Wongly Ginilelines
Los Angeles
TE Lutve
Weyl
Pastint Co
Rattle Creek
Mleh
Exch
Wellville
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