Going After The Anarchists Circular from Police Chiefs
A September 8 circular from Major Sylvester, president of the Association of Police Chiefs of the United States and Canada, urges international police cooperation to suppress anarchist networks. It calls for a world police convention and stronger action against organized threats, with ongoing efforts to locate and detain suspected anarchists and maintain vigilance at border and internal security points.
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Major Sylvester
The
Association of Police Chiefs of
United States
Canada
Major Rich
Kipaa Stites
Cilisda
Gretalye Acely
Cultel
Cansida
Faiiieidunly Lyneal Tt
Dipretace Vatee
Ite Ee Ecntive
Urapace Ehiattots
Dhe
Faty
Laws Favor Stricter Restrictions on Anarchist Propaganda
A Philadelphia post summary reports governors reply to a nationwide query on state laws banning anarchists and subversive teachings. Responses from governors in Minnesota Nebraska West Virginia and others favored restricting entrance and penalizing advocacy of violence.
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Post Philadelpils
Ambriman
Beery Poltot
Daxwers
Siefaa
Pletvher
Minneona
Dayton
Weeltor
Ita
Sones Smith
Srolten
Morytuml
Legislana
Weatington
Neg Byraban
Beara
Magstud
Siuhutier
York
Toy SS
Biel
Deneison Cadiery
Lenlalaca
Scrofula and its supposed cure advertised
An advertisement claims a remedy can completely and permanently remove scrofula and related ailments from any sufferer, detailing a long list of conditions including glandular tumors abscesses eruptions and nervous symptoms. It mentions a daughter of Vorsocy Wawaraing J F as a case witness with a broken-out illness.
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Sareapariis
Vorsocy
Wawaraing
J. F
Heed’s Sarsaparilia Promises Cure for All
Advert shows Heed’s Sarsaparilia promising to cure various ailments. It urges readers to ask their druggist for Noday and to accept no substitute.
Anarchistic Jubilee in McKeesnort
An unruly gathering in McKeesnort celebrated alleged crimes with whisky songs and revelry across the Youghiogheny River from Buena Vista. Reports describe violent sentiments and a failed assassination attempt tied to local factions as crowds cheered amid disarray and chaos.
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McKeesnort
Ceolgouz
McKuewport
Settember
Hetan Aparchisia
Poesijens McKinleys
Gatly Uoliow
Youghiogtung River
Buena Vista
Sympathy from Confederates Message for Mrs McKinley
A garbled wartime note from Confederate veterans expresses sympathy for Mrs McKinley. The message laments the sorrow of the Civil War era and wishes endurance through loss and long years ahead. The fragment mentions veterans and reunion hopes among former Confederates.
No Truth In The Report Puffalo September 8
A garbled account discusses reactions to a catastrophe and the proposed proclamation to foreign nations. It cites officials and leaders and notes diplomatic caution and potential emergency measures amid widespread skepticism about the report's accuracy.
Emma Goldman in St Leolin A Descriptive Sighting
The anarchist lecturer Emma Goldman was reported to have arrived in St Leola on September. Police and officials sought her location as authorities received a request from Governor Odell for an investigation into her movements amid reports she could be expelled or arrested.
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Hinme Honiman
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New York
Odell
Czolacsz
Butas
Leon
Biot
Wietrich
Penny Acuin
Chicago
Outrageous Sermon Sparks Church Service In Washington
In Washington a tense service at Metropolitan Methodist Church featured forceful denunciations from speakers including Rev Wt. P. Nogler and Judge T. B. Anderson. Attendees condemned violent acts and prayed for President McRider's safety while decrying the Ruffain tragedy and calling for punishment of the criminal.
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Wilnington
Nogler
Wie
Lugten Wisterer
Tehiy
MM. B. Dhureh
Chuormh
McRider
Washington
Henthiuis
Mes
Liege
T. BH Anderson
Congrwautior
Wiligted
Unclear riot scene at a mansion with international figures
Fragmented text reports crowds gathering outside the Milbarn residence as twilight deepens and observers react with intense interest to unfolding events. Mentions of international figures including a king, queens, and diplomats hint at a broad, chaotic gathering with varied nationalities.
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Millwin
Huffalo
Septenter
Misiery
Tie Catinet
Milbarn
Wioom
Haltdale
Leila Neil Iobel
Jofurm Aring
Prayers For The President At New York City Services
New York City and surrounding area held prayer services for President McKinley on September 8. Churches across Protestant and Catholic congregations offered prayers and expressions of gratitude, with a unified appeal for his recovery and for national unity during the crisis.
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New York City
New York
McKinley
Brynatehys
Evry
Remarkable endurance noted in Census era note
Marya McKinney endures hardship as her friend Mrs Ham of Washington arrives to stay through the trying period. The account records strong support from Mrs Ham and reflects perseverance amid uncertain times.
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Buffalo
Riales
Braraly
Dee
Mra Ham
Washngton
Lemer
Fragmented text hints at public vigil and city prayer
A garbled passage mentions a vigil or prayer event in the city, referencing a crowd, a public gathering, and a person or group leading prayer. The text is unreadable in parts but implies a community observance linked to a violent event and collective mourning.
No Word of Extenuation Denunciation of Assassination Plot
Fragmented OCR text recounts a preacher sermon condemning a would-be assassination plot against a president. It notes calls for Christian charity, speedy recovery prayers, and demands for action against alleged imperial wrongs. The piece references Rev. PL Hynegepoora and mentions public denunciations and themes of archy and sin.
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Christian Pitouti
Calogo
Darcy
Ereo Christian Charity
Ee Prarec
Hmatchy
Ussawnin’empire
Secretarial turmoil hovers over Cortelyod
Fragments describe a chaotic scene in Cortelyod with references to a secretary who supposedly runs everything. The text hints at power struggles and unresolved tensions as morning hours pass without clear leadership or direction.
Fragmented OCR Note on Surgeon Competency Inquiry
A garbled OCR passage discusses the competency of surgeons and a president's inquiry into their performance. It mentions an immediate Gunnouneel assertion of readiness, with references to a Me competency and accusations about lies within the medical profession.
Blind Tiger Bill and Related Real Estate Provisions
The fragment describes an act titled Blind Tiger Bill amending Article 8 and related Penal Code provisions in Texas. It outlines penalties for keeping or selling blind tigers and intoxicating liquors, search and arrest procedures, and references to a governor signed measure and other legal changes including real estate sale provisions and penalties as outlined in a House resolution and Chapter 42 statutes.
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War and politics dominate an era amid national turmoil
A garbled dispatch mentions calls for Roosevelt to act, Congress and governors seeking laws against certain groups, and police to adopt uniforms. Mrs McKinley is described as holding up after an assassination attempt, while a midwestern post office is seized.
Force gale on Lake Hur causes property loss to New Orleans
A force gale on Lake Hur drives damage as property valued at SMM0.000 is reported lost to New Orleans. Fire officials confirm the incident and describe the storm's destructive impact on vessels and storage facilities.
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Lake Hur
New Orleans
Strike Feeds Tension Over Amalgamated Meeting
The executive board of the Amalgamated Association pressuring President Shafer to settle the strike. A new date and terms are under discussion as pay and work conditions remain unresolved.
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Bie Pressing
Shafer
Government Reports Unclear Amid Unstable Conditions
A garbled report from Colombia describes the government as nearly unstable with the Gnomies in difficult conditions. The text indicates uncertainty about governance and ongoing challenges facing authorities.
Revolt Sympathy Grows As Colombia Faces Financial Straits
In Colon on September 1 1 the press notes broad sympathy for a revolution amid dire finances. The report describes near bankruptcy, unpaid back pay totaling 45,000, and army pressure to sustain the regime while seeking aid from isthmus leaders. It warns of mounting hardship and faltering governance.
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Jimi
Eeiair
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Aliame
Ene
Colombes
Mintey
Harriman Syndicate and Commonality of Interest Pledge
A garbled OCR note mentions Harriman, Rockefeller, and a syndicate linked by a commonality of interest. It appears to announce a consolidation or goal involving leadership in the southwest region, with unclear specifics and damaged phrasing.
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Pli
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Rockefeller
London Market Sparks Interest in War Ward and Cosiney
The London market drew attention with a lively mix of items and signals, reflecting broader trade currents and public curiosity about wartime implications. Local observers noted unusual activity and speculative interest in commodities linked to the ongoing conflict.
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Berlin
London
Unclear clipping hints at local election and event notices
Fragmentary text mentions Captain John Farner Dick Dowling and an anniversary storm and a court or council meeting. It also references election of officers for a bowling club and a proposed excursion to Colorado with a council or committee dialogue.
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Caunell
Gunboat General Albanon Sails Along Pacific Coast
Fragmentary text notes a gunboat named General Albanon moving along the coast. It mentions a salute or bow and reference to coast defense, with unclear details about intended use or operations.
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Pacific Coast
Pheeral Albanon
Weil
Big Fire in New Callem Hits Wholesale District
A large blaze in New Callem destroyed a wholesale district warehouse and a chemical shop between two streets. Estimated loss runs to about 200,000 dollars with extensive damage to H Monge's wholesale plant and L Bra chemival warehouse. Fire officials report no final casualty figures.
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Tonisht
H. Monge
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Treatment of Chronic Eye Disease Warns Against Guesswork
The speaker criticizes doctors relying on guesswork in eye disease care and argues for specialized, individualized treatment by experienced physicians. He claims broad experience with chronic conditions and urges targeted care rather than one size fits all methods.
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