Plan of Payment in Indemnity Talks for China Empire
Washington reports a tentative plan of payment for the Chinese indemnity aimed at resuming negotiations. The plan centers on a joint indemnity and seeks stability before finalizing broader treaties. The United States objected to provisions that could bind future commitments and urged conditions favorable to American interests. The British view favors proceeding with independent guarantees within a broader settlement framework. The next step will be to negotiate permanent treaties with agreed bases for cooperation.
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Pty
Muitpe
eChirhatier
United States
Antion
Windies
Atreriban
Betileb
Ronet American Spree
Carmente
Tam
Bosinee
Carnegie
Egmich
KITCHENER BLAME SHIFT IN WAR OFFICE REPORT
A New York dispatch accuses the War Office of deflecting responsibility onto Lord Kitchener for South Africa policies. Officials are described as delaying details and manipulating facts to ease public unease over the conduct of the conflict.
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New York
Jane 4
Kitchener
Africa
War Office
Duck Trust Incorporated Exhibition and Trade Notes
A damaged notice describes Duck Trust Incorporated chartering in New Jersey and engaged in cotton and duck goods trade with Latin America. It cites trade figures with the United Kingdom and the United States, and mentions connections to Great Britain and other markets.
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New Jersey
Trenton
Cotten Duck Corporation
Latin-America
Wannington
Duce
Kinnell
Mancheater
Atate Department
Great Britain
Atteloin Conmirive
United Kingdom
United States
Local Names Scribbled From New York Notice
Xpecial to The Toasts New York reports a June 4 list of names tied to Teoxznne pte veglowered in New York. The fragment includes Miss m Barat C Ni Tejver and wife Het fiammond Mukten with several surnames such as Murphy Kan Antonie Gotheein Westminetes Normandie Navarre and Imperial among others.
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New York
Washington scheme to gain a share of all nations pies
New York reports a Washington plan to secure a "most favored nation" status in a forthcoming convention with China. The article notes expected separate treaties and safeguards, and discusses indemnity settlements, revised treaties, and bonds as payments for the shares.
Russian Casualty Report From China Delivers Toll
The Visthange Telegraph reports from St Petersburg about effects in China including the Pekin region. The dispatch tallies thirty one officers killed or wounded.
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Visthange Telegraph Company
Investigating the Clash of Troopa in Tien Tein Departures
An inquiry into military movements during the Taka matt period tracks Feb and June 4 dates. Officials from the investigation examine Troopa related activity, noting a depart from Tien Tein as part of wider operations.
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Troopa
Vom Walderser Bor
Tien Teinay
Arrests Follow Fatal Claim at Neb City Bar
In fancorp Nebraska police report the death of a woman at a local hotel is linked to an alleged assault case. Albert Brink city solicitor and Mrs. Mebel H Walker are named in the scene as authorities investigate a possible murder with illicit drugs reported at the establishment.
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Fancorp
Neb
J. Albert Brink
Goclery
Mra
Mebel H. Walker
Notable Proposal on Clayton Bulwer Treaty Consent
Record notes a 1585 correspondence about consent and ascent related to the Clayton Bulwer treaty, mentioning Banagus and Nicaragus locations and dates around May 31. The fragment hints at discussions within the Associated Press correspondence on treaty terms and historical context.
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Banagus
Nicaragus
Nicaragud
Untitled fragmentary notice from a colonial era dispatch
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Tefo Nacional at Bullatoe Mor in Alabama and a disputed claim of recognition by Britain. It mentions a state department communication accusing Nicaragua of strained relations and a belief Britain would abandon the Mosquito Territory.
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Bullatoe Morcan
Alabama
United
Nada
Cal
Carnegie predicts continental powers unite against Britain
Carnegie told a London reporter that continental powers will combine to challenge Great Britain and the United States will rush to the rescue. He cited past American actions and warned that Britain may seek allied aid while observers weigh the political risks and future actions.
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England
United States
London
Mark Wy Worlle
Andrew Carnegie
Associated
Treva
Wethelelaad
Great Britain
Abe
Carnegie
Rootland
Chamber of Canmerce
Weather Forecast Raw and Fragmented
Fragmented weather text notes showers and cooler trends for parts of Indian Territory and western Texas with uncertain details. Missing dates and sources prevent precise forecast or location tags.
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Washington
Texas
Dior
Dressi
Chabon
Indian Territory
Thurmlay
South
Erde Gett
Swift & Co Considers New Plant Near Fort Worth
Swift and Co representatives in Fort Worth discuss building a modern packing plant near Fort Worth Texas with projected cost around 1.1 million dollars and impact on the surrounding neighborhood as one of the nation’s most modern facilities.
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Swift & Co
Fort Worth
Chicago
Fare Worth
Texas
Swift End
F. R. Poy
Borten
Desperate Boer Attack Decimates British Yeomanry
Fifty British soldiers fallen as Boers launch a fierce assault in the valley. Yeomanry hold position until nearly decimated. artillery horses sacrificed to stop Boer movement. Derbyshires and others repel the attack amid heavy losses on both sides. General Dixon and Commandant Ken featured in the engagement.
General Dixon Report From Last Week’s Battle
London June 4 Lord Kifehower reports from Vindfomen forty miles from Johannesburg May U n Joet shows 1450 Allied with a strong force engaged. The attack drove enemy back to camp at Vlaches ter as fire opened. Two batteries and Yeomanry supported. Casualties include killed and 115 wounded with several mortally. four men died of wounds. Reinforcements are being sent.
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London
Kifehower
Jean Pretoria
Jone Janes
Vindfomein
Johannesburg
Vlachester
Dierbyshines
Heers
Elneve
Torre Oe Borre
Boers Take Jamestown in Cape Colony Victory
London dispatch reports Lord Kitchener stating Jamestown and Cane Coley surrendered to Kritzinger on the morning of the fourth after four Boer battles. The town resisted, with three killed and two wounded as British pursuing columns closed in. Stores were looted and local volunteers overwhelmed. General French placed in charge of Cape Colony operations.
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Detalle
Dixon
Eolwnn
Boore
Ken
Devil Mushed
Chew
Roem
Wrench
Cap
Cape Catony
Kitehower
Yeles
Janes Town
Kritzinger
Wir
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Jametown
Cane Coley
Ty Kerltzinger
French
Cape Colony
TEXAS HORNS AWARDED FOR MEMBERSHIP GROWTH AT PTA TROPHY
The PTA convention in Virginia on June 4 honored the Texas Horns with the T P A Trophy for membership increase. The event included committees and preliminaries, with awards for new members and a key address by the secretary-treasurer. Delegates discuss plans as the meeting heads to Richmond tomorrow.
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United States
Fall Abitene
Texas
Amarilia
Teras Etao
Jockeanville
Seqaue
Kansansing
Tenn
Omaha
Palestine
Texas A
Tempenests
Vickatore
Traperature
Central An ' Min
Atlanta
Yeportine
Netraska
T. P A
Havite
Esre
Rishmond
Trade Talks at Jolon Stock Yards With Cattle Breeders
A meeting at Jolon Stock Yards gathers representatives of national cattle breeding bodies and US groups to discuss an intended regular trade with fees. The session aims to align live cattle markets and broader export opportunities.
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Chicago
Jane
Jolon
United States
America
Aguinaldo Surrender Message Reaches General Cailles
June 4 Guererra aide Maglio reports a three hour interview with General Cailles. Cailles doubts Aguinaldo’s capture and recalls a proclamation alleging the American trick behind Aguinaldo’s edicts via Guevarra.
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Gereral Cailles
Maglio
Guererra
Enere
Cailles
Aguinalde
Callies Dd
Aguimaldo
Guevarra
Fragmentary note on party reforms and provincial governance
A garbled passage discusses a federal party and civil governance in a province. Mentions Wade General Samener Fron thet Callies tiger and Agrafin, plus references to five Trent States, forums on appointing people, and recent removals within the organization.
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Samener
Callies
Han Poe Nan
BLM
Rome
Seaiers
Federal Party
Trent
Peppolnta
Teegtine
Civil government to be set up in the Philippines by July 1
Washington reports that civil authority will be established in the Philippines under supreme presidential power. The military will maintain control until civil administration is proclaimed, following the earlier plan and the Supreme Court decision.
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Philippines
Washington
General Kbox
Wade Koono
Philip Viner
Pau Pines
Supreme Confine Danditiee
Pokition
Dinelersglatton
Tog Frei
Tegan
de Lins
Demand leads to strikes amid stalled talks at Chicago plant
A group of Fieme have withdrawn from the Chicago Manufacturers' Association amid unresolved disputes over wage terms and labor recognition. More than 2,000 workers have been laid off as a coordinating body urges locals to stand firm. several unions have severed ties and warned employers against arbitration, signaling ongoing industrial tension.
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Alrowdhy Levee
Thi Ey
Galan
Jared
Tram
No Clear Improvement in Mrs McKinley as President Receives Update
The White House released a brief on Mrs McKinley noting Mrs McKinley remains in a comfortable condition but shows only slender signs of improvement. Doctors Dr Rixey and Dr Sternberg discussed her state in concentrated rounds and the President is kept informed of modest progress.
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Jones
Tohnaten Sternberg
Rigor
Hower
White House
Felyou
Myra
Mininiey
Kicey
Omofelock
McKinfer
Son of Ex-Senator Caffery Dies From Injuries
Lieut. John Liddell Caffery, U.S. Marines stationed at Pensacola, son of ex-Senator Don Caffery of Louisiana, died from injuries after diving an improvised rope, breaking a cord in a paravette. Mew Orleans and Pensacola figures attended when he died.
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Pensacola
Orleane
Jones
Pla
Lieutenaer John Liddell Caffery
United States Marines
Renator Catfery
Louisiana
Fia-Hengtor Cafferyr
Wharton County Irrigation Ditch Update
Captain Jack Roves reports Bay Fracture Irrigation plans to resume water flow this week from Garwood drainage. The system, with a capacity of 23 gallons per minute, will push irrigation across fields as the season advances.
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Wharton County
Wharton
Texas
Jack Roves
Bay Vratrie Irrigation Company
Garwood
Cabinet Accepts Fixing Duties on Philippine Imports
Washington reports the cabinet agrees to fix duties on goods entering the Philippines as a broad policy move. It notes decisions hinge on court rulings yet to be announced and preserves current revenue methods until March adjustments.
Presidential Appointments and Appraisers Listed
The document records several appointments by the President across territories. Names include Simon Lehfet, Wanat Whitpength Indido ogener, M. Elvey, and Arthur W. Hefley. It notes appointments related to surveying rights for a railroad corridor through large Indian Territory areas and the Chickasaw Nation in lodtas Territory.
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Dnoe
Simon Lehfet
Arthur W. Hefley
Kanaan
Aug
Tosteoner
Lodtas
Washington Notes on National Bank Conditions Report
Fragmented report references artillery corps and examining board officials, with scattered figures and dates. Abstract mentions banks, bonds, and monetary values, but details are garbled.
Eight Men Die in Mine Explosion at Iron Mountain
An explosion at the Lodington mine section of Iron Mountain, Michigan, killed eight miners early today. Rescue teams reported lifeless bodies scattered amid smoke and debris, with authorities beginning an investigation into the blast and adversities of blasting powder.
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Iron Mountain
Mi¢h
Lodington
Man Believed Missing Man Identified in Brooklyn Incident
Papers found in pockets point to Robert Gibbon Bidwell of 1425 East Adams Street Juchoonyills Fils. He was reported missing after a paper report in Brooklyn this afternoon. Authorities recovered a life preserver and a body at the scene leading to a preliminary investigation.
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New York
Robert Gibbon Bidwell
East Adame Street
Brooklyn
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