And Three Were Totally Warned in a Hotel Fire
A hotel fire left several injured and two fatally burned. Names HARTY SEVERe and SID HOLUANT appear among victims with details of injuries and actions during the blaze. Tom Cook Jen Regan and others are described as affected, with mentions of property damage and escape attempts.
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Bingheapton No
Eypeseleon
Thleety
Harty
Cord Abeu
Lon
Sid
Oman
Jen Regan
Protest Against Wemphin and Confedera te Velerand Saga
Fragmentary OCR notes describe protests in Tennessee and references to a saga involving EKnosville, a thief, and Confederate themes. Mentions a May timeframe and a “savitation to Proaiden” with unclear figures like McKickey noted as a portal acheter. The text is garbled and names are tentative.
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Wemphin
Eknosville
Éculoster
Confederate Regnion
McKickey
China And Powers Seek Accord On Punishment Of Officials
A long joint meeting among twelve officials and plenipotentiaries discusses penalties for accused officials tied to the throne. China hopes for full alignment with the powers while envoys outline punishments and the need to avoid compromising legations in Pekin.
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Chincue Plem- Polntley
Miper Ching
Nong Chahs
Piniah
Chittoee Ptenipoconatingion
China
Abe
Pepeone
Oslo
Prince Ching
L Hung Chang
Opie
Mine
Sars Wits elSey
May
Nvedisiy
Alng
Emperor William Returns Amid Crowds in London
Emperor William and Crown Prince Frederick William arrive in London amid cheering crowds and a grand escort. The procession travels past Westminster and Buckingham Palace, drawing demonstrations and showcasing royal pomp despite inclement weather.
Gala Prerformances In Honor of Coming Marriage
Reported in The Hague on February 3 a gala event marked by ceremonies for the forthcoming marriage of Queen Wilhelmina to Duke Henry of Mecklenburg-Schwerin. The theater spectacle featured a brilliant show with flowers and decorative lighting. officials presented the queen in white attire with attendants and royal jewelry.
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The
Hague
Vebrusry
Totoy
Willelmina
Henry of
Mechlenburg-Selieetin
Ave Lichts
Wilhelmina
Royal nuptials and grand procession in Mecklenburg
Crowds fill the theater as diplomats and officers attend a royal event honoring a young couple. The Mecklenburg Schwerin grand duke leads a colonial era ceremony with massive silver turrets and candelabra crafted by the best Rehwerin artisans.
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Dunett Sonty
Grand Croen
Lion of the
Netherlands
Hen Catte
Grand Duke of
Mecklegbeta
Juke Adolph Prederick
Mecklenburg
Lynchess
Maria
Prince Abert
Pruays
Vladimir of
Ruselo
Olly
Talk of Her Large Estate Goes to the King
London February reports on Queen Vietorip's will detail £11000 to the duke of Gonpauerht and to Prince Christian of Echieswleffelsiela, with further legacies for Beatrice and Albany's duchess. The private fortune goes to King Elway, and Halhoral and Caberne house pass to the king. The Oa horny estate is left to Princess Bar Atrio.
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London
Vietorip
Duke of Gonpauerht
Christian of Echieswleffelsiela
Rigeree Leoulan
Beatrice
Legacien
Duchess of Albany
Qubet
Bald
King Elway
Halhoral
Caberne House
Atiell
Oahorny Estate
Bar Atrio
Carnegie Interests Sale Ties Carnegie Steel to Morgan Associates
Report states J Pierpont Morgan and associates close to acquiring control of Andrew Carnegie’s stake in the Carnegie Steel Company. The deal values the stake at about 56 million dollars, while Carnegie would retain a substantial 4i percent interest in the firm. Morgan’s aim is lasting peace in the U S steel industry amid recent upheavals.
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Terost
Carnegie Rieel Company
cirouRt
Stonday
J. Pierpont Morgan
Haders
Transacion
OM Lime Sr
Peete
Idlon Pacific
Carnegie
Cyrooms Company
Carnegie Company
Carnete
Carnegia Company
Morgan
Carneste
United States
Rivers and Harbors Bill Advances Through Senate Group
The Rivers and Harbors Committee reported a bill to raise public works funding in Texas ports. The measure, moved by Chairman Marcer, would boost Abilene public building costs to $100,000 as part of the session’s river and harbor appropriations.
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Marcer
Grousda
Abilene
Cabinet discusses troop numbers and extra session prospects
Washington February cabinet members debated troop levels in China and whether to augment or reduce forces for winter. They considered a possible extra session to pass Spooner bill and noted General Miles nomination for lieutenant general, with a cabinet ballot approving the move to the Senate.
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Washington
Congress
Alo Ag
Calidad
Senate
Siulo
Miles
World’s Fair Bill to be Considered on Sufficient Evidence
Secretary of the treasury reports satisfactory evidence from Louisiana Purchase Expo Committee chair Rpp recediative Tewooy that St Johns authorities have met their project obligations. If government complies with the appropriations act, the bill will proceed. committee today acted by a voir dire and ordered reporting favorably.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Tewooy
Louistiana
St. Jotls
Topeka saloon raid ends with Nation arrest and bail
Mrs Nation, famed for leading raids on Topeka joints, smashed the finest equipped saloon and led a crowd to souvenirs. Police arrested her and two guards after a brawl. she was released on bond and set for Thursday trial.
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Nes
Nation
Basie
A. Halley
Young Mans Christian Association
Jackson
Hadley
Progrise
Numerelle
Lapis
John ¢. Nicholson
New Hone
Jemia
Siehetson
Topela
Kan
Yeaterday
Che
Dade
Hey
Viel
Ranges Avenue
O.amadh
Preagh
Michel Wogter
Senate
Nqiter
Dante
Fiboon
Ehortife
Wagner
Stab
Nadion
Topeka
Avery
C. A. McGraw
Steht
Nharco
Uniqun
Objet Rian
Neahe
Cai
Mairan
Federation meeting adopts resolution protesting taxation without representation
Minutes from a Cleveland federation session note adoption of a resolution denouncing taxation without representation. The document references Mrs. Nawion and a wary description of voices against the power to protest from homefront groups.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Federation of
Ilo
Wannonpelan
Resolution Against Mrs Storey in Sioux City Controversy
A local resolution in Sioux City warns that if Mr Netson visits the city, Mrs Storey faces arrest and penalties for alleged conduct. The wording suggests a civic declaration aiming to deter actions linked to Tevolution.
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Netson
Sioux City
Reading Women Group Visits Harder Case Panel
Fragmentary OCR notes show Harper Rov and the February committee of reading women visiting Harder. They reportedly discussed expected Supreme Nation tactics and a request related to a waenen fy not granted, with unclear context and details.
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Harper, Rov
Weather outlook for Texas and regions near Indian Territory
Readable fragments indicate possible rain on Wednesday and Thursday with variable temperatures. Inferred areas include Texas and nearby regions with uncertain precipitation and conditions through the period.
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Obiphomea
Spanish Press Editors in Manila Face Deportation
In Manila, editors of about a dozen Spanish papers are slated for deportation to Guam. Salas, leader of the Diado, runs a suppressed paper with no penitence shown. The paper has been suppressed since, and only brief issues have appeared, including republications of the Federal party peace envoy. Two Spanish papers sympathetic to the outlines are under close watch for seditious writings.
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Manila
Theo
Manile
Eland
Guam
Salas
Thea Diado
Tin Pamer
Tie
Federal Party
Freight pool collapse reported by Western Vines prompt
Reports indicate the freight pool maintained by Western Vines has fallen apart after a bank of ravelliogr sedion was taken by the Chicago Great Western.
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Chicago
Weatern Vines
Cuban Convention Votes for Direct Election of Provincial Officials
Havasa February 1 The convention today approved selecting provincial officers by direct popular vote. The motion to permit the president to appoint the officials was defeated.
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Havasa
Feruary
January British War Casualties List
The War Office reports January fatalities among British forces. Thirty-one officers died or perished from disease, plus a large number of non commissioned officers and men killed in action or dying of disease. Thirteen killed and seventy seven wounded in tenon with eighty two deaths from disease are noted for the month. London. February.
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Tenon
London
War Office
Lionelghty
Portuguese Spoutier Tensions Near Louvense Marques
A report from February 1 describes Boer advances and British inquiries concerning Louvense Marques in Portuguese Territory Leidho. The British foreign office notes possible movements of the Dritieh and Loyar Portusuers as both sides engage around the Trwinevaal area and Louverzo Marque.
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Louvense Marques
Portusuers
Dritieh
Foreign Office
Wihlie
Boers Capture 200 British at Moddeoratomteims Capetown
Report from Capetown states Boers captured 200 British troops near Moddeoratomteims. Many were milled or wounded. details mangled but indicate a significant clash. A convoy action and prison report are noted, with broader context on the Transvaal frontier and import restrictions affecting supplies.
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Capetown
Capetown Reports Bubonic Plague Treatment Efforts
Dispatch from Capetown notes experts work against a bubonic plague outbreak. February reports describe containment measures, medical response, and public health warnings as Lenhu and Mondigg monitor developments.
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Rubonic Pingue
Capetown
Lenhu
Mondigg
Enthusiasm for Boer Envoys Drowns Out Briton Voices in Chicago
A February Chicago audience cheered Boer envoys Heracles D Viljeen and PF Louwr Wepsels amid screams of aliens for Klithténon and Lord Roberta. Villeen spoke from the war’s edge about wives torn from husbands and homes destroyed as Wessels, cousin of the Orange Free State president, presided over the event.
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Nulera
Chicago
Atorma
Oh Soulera
Ulery
Kruger
Steyn
Dewot
Botha
Klithténon
Lord Roberta
Heracles D
Viljeen
Louwr Wepsels
Villeen
South Africa
Mr. Wessels
Freojfent Bieyrn
Orange Free Slate
Ultimite Sticoens
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Texas
ON Drug Company
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Houston Plumbing & Mice Co
Main Street
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W.L. Macatee & Sons
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New Orleans
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Leto
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