Chinese trade woes loom as capt Baker reports
Capt A C Baker of the Raleigh reports severe Chinese commercial pressure from guilds controlling trade with American seeds barred. He notes Austrian and Japanese merchants gain influence, while Chinese boycotts and exclusion laws threaten U S interests and ore exports as dock workers and coolies obstruct shipments.
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A.C. Baker
Raligh
Ching
San Pre
Washington
Capt. Baker
China
Teddy
Una
Cation Chins
Janu Sud
Cour Ib
Nesy York Mysteries Unclear Fragments Prompt
Fragmented OCR text from a historical page yields unclear mentions of places and names. Readable bits focus on a mystery feature titled Nesy York Mysteries with missing context and garbled words.
Million More for Jaws Committee Struggles Over Aid
A fragmented report shows a local committee debating increased funding for the Jaws project. Officials including MLLA members and regional leaders weigh options amid unclear figures and outlined goals.
MHS Cradwick in Court Amid Confusing Testimony
A Chicago political drama unfolds as Cradwick fails to reveal key facts regarding her meat industry connections. Ward Republican Chirp notes Kapto and others involved without clear charges or outcomes. Police hold suspects as investigators probe alleged conspiracy and stabbing links persist.
Cruelty on Oystar Boats Sparks Broad Debate
A garbled report details alleged mistreatment aboard oystar vessels and ensuing actions by local authorities. Names and exact places are unclear, but the piece references trials, market effects, and maritime safety concerns.
Congress In Action Opens With Crowd At Open Session
Sightseers fill galleries and corridors as Congress begins its new session. The Senate session is brief but engaging while the House runs over three hours, with the absence of floral tributes noted and Speaker Joseph Cannon reelected.
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Washington
Riktyeninth
Iman
Seare
Senate
Congress
Alovis
Joseph Canton
Illinois
Cruwis
Galeries
Senanes
Rooosevelt
Congresa
Lhe Sun
Northwestern Trustees Consider Abolishing Football
Trustees of Northwestern University debate ending the football program mirroring Columbia University. A majority favor abolition to preserve harmony and university spirit, hoping to replace the sport with a more dignified activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern University
Paior Action
Northwestern University of Chicago
Columbia University
Evenston
Boand
British Cabinet to Fall After King Visits Buckingham Palace
A London dispatch reports Premier Gal four visited King Edward at Buckingham Palace Monday afternoon amid reports the cabinet has tendered its resignation. Sir Hea Cams 2ayrit.
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London
Galfour
Edw
Buckingham Palace
Hea
Unclear court filing details in mixed OCR fragment
Fragmentary text shows a district court reference and unspecified parties. Readable elements include names Tedee Phillips and Missa Poilspats with unclear actions and jurisdiction, making it hard to extract a coherent legal outcome or dates.
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Tedee Phillips
District Court
Miners Die In Explosive Burst At Diamondville Mine
A tragic blast at the Diamondville Coal and Coke Company mine in Diamondville Utah kills about twenty miners instantly. The explosion, likely from a blown air a surge, shakes nearby buildings as crowds gather. Rescue attempts begin with Dr. lt and Superintendent Snedden enforcing safety precautions as dust and debris hinder access. The village recalls a previous disaster in 1901 when thirty-two miners died, heightening the somber response.
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Duse
Tdiawl Coal and Coke Company
Nine
Bismondvile
Utah
Ty Leel
Bache
Ranner
Lefty
Rhostvn
Ge T
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Sfrer
St. Bris
Gigantic Swindle Warns of School Land Frauds Across States
Report warns of forged checks and land swindles tied to school lands. Officials say numerous fakes exist and several states including Minnesota Wisconsin New York Ohio and Florida are affected as investigations advance. The scope and perpetrators remain under review.
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Chen
Parsons
Gregson
Chamberlain
Bar
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Hila York
Ohio
Florida
Innocent Man Confesses in Burns Murder Case
Geore Beveridge, inmate at the county jail, signs an affidavit saying James Burns, serving life at Fort Madison for murder tied to knockout drops, is innocent. Beveridge testifies his prior testimony was perjury while Burns seeks release with no opposition from Des Moines authorities.
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Geore Beveridge
James Burns
Fort Madison
Jerry Corcoran
Burns
Beveridge
Oo Sdeveridge
Ottorneys
Hamedidfe
Des Moines
Rifled Mail Sack Found Stirs Post Office Mystery
Reported discovery of rifled mail sacks near Charter Oak raises questions about missing letters from prior evening shipments. Investigations indicate a First National Bank of Charter Oak and a Sioux City transfer were affected, with at least one watch sack tampered and later recovered near a culvert, details unclear.
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Arjan
Charter Oak
Iran
National Bank of
Charter Qak
Sioux City
Cou Y
Hadeen
Aarte
Des Moines Sensation and Local Inquiry
A chaotic fragment reports a Des Moines incident linked to an umpire’s son said to be dying and a teacher’s alleged assault. The text mentions an investigation with expected arrests and an official order barring punishment in any degree against an individual named Widdle, with unclear connections and broken names.
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Carruthers
Widdle
Legacy for Onawa Woman Awarded by Pittsburg Estate
Fragmentary OCR reads as a will grant from Pittsburg to an Onawa woman, with mentions of a Mary Oliver Flgol and assets in steel or property. The legatee appears to be named Yi Gis maiochire intern. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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Mary Oliver Flgolat
Guiasa
Pittsburg
Stumpgs
Etiti
Robbery described in two-armed hold up in city street
A damaged report describes a robbery where two armed men held a man at gunpoint in a city street. Police report unclear details but note the street appeared wet or stained at the time of the incident.
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Apenion Ris Ywracer
Joes Moines Mondas Morifigs
Blaskell
Burglars Loot Story City Post Office and Markets
A gang dynamited safes at the Story City post office and the Alliance Brus meat market on a night raid. They escaped with about $1,000, including $60 in stamps and $80 in tea market proceeds, after telegraph wires were cut. A nearby operator woke to the blast but police fear no arrest soon.
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Story City
Postoice
Bert Davidson
Dawson
Sime
Des Moines
Leip
State Clears 3300 Acres for Railroad Reach North of Council Walls
Iowa sells nine acres of land near Council Walls to the Ilingis Central railroad, with most area in Borer Take and an old cutoff of the Alis santi Fiiver. The act grants first rights to buy at appraised price regardless of possession, while Wineia Central preserves precautionary steps. The 2200-foot right of way already hosts active tracks.
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Iowa
Ilingis Central Railroad
Council Walls
Alissanti
Rante and Company
Lnmd
Wineia Central
Reverend Marsh to resign from Burlington church
Assistant at the First Congregational church in Burlington announces his plan to resign. A revival led by Reverend William A. Srey featured Marsh prominently, while the congregation has not shown support. His salary was reduced to curb expenses, prompting discussions with the congregation.
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Burlington “Sinister
First Congregational Church
Burlington
William A. Srey
Marsh
I . Afarsh
Afr
Marah
Myr
Iowa Football Victim Hid Injuries Until Death
A Iowa football victim died weeks after sustaining injuries in a game. He concealed the full extent from his parents and the physician while continuing to attend school. Internal ruptures caused his death and he refused blame for the tragedy.
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Mosef Are
Simmey
Fip
Fire Damages Several Stores in Early Morning Blaze
A late night blaze destroyed about half the value of property in a small business district. Golevian business houses including Pyestin's dime store and Llewellyn's furniture shop suffered partial damage while Rickerson's store was affected. The fire caused significant losses estimated at 346 000 dollars.
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Yeu
Bae Golevian
IY VL
Central Train Derailed Near L Crossing
A westbound Chicago-Omaha limited derailed near an interlocking switch at the L crossing. No injuries reported as crews inspected the engine and track area after the incident this morning.
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Winos Central
Chicago-Omaha Limited
Bows AO
Femdwetor Crelin
Fort Dodge Friday officer notes stranger with prior revord
An incident near Fort Dodge Friday involved a farmer and an unnamed individual with a known prior record. Authorities reported the situation as a preliminary epee style event and noted the arrival of a stranger in connection with the case.
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Fort Dodee
Ostranger
Zis
Ripe ar dd wes dlatathe firave
Text fragment mentions unnamed events with scattered phrases. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable. Summary notes ambiguous content and cannot determine specific news items or outcomes.
1M Ars ney Teggerads Ads A PE ey he Whoaalos Fey
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear names and phrases with no coherent event. No verifiable facts or identifiable entities present to summarize a distinct news item.
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Arsney Teggerads
Fey
UE Rho Sonata
Tov
Notable Figures and Officials Featured in Historical Profiles
A compilation of biographical sketches covers William L Henry Moody’s DOJ leadership, Harvard connections, and political rise. Sir Frederick Treves as royal surgeon to King Edward. Henry Whitney and his Massachusetts business influence. Rev. Arthur Paley Winnington-Ingram, Bishop of London. and Mrs John F Quinn funding Irish education efforts.
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Sir Frederick Treves
Wales
Edward
Sir Frederick
Royal College of Surgeons
University of Cambridge
Ladysmith
Tie
Kyrieht Guptsiminder ii
Vieter Ardear
The
Bath
Durane
Wentry
Whitney
Massachusetts
New England
Henry
Ele
Temcratic
Stepney
Jeram
John F. Guinn
Waaitington
Cardinal Gibbons
SMHMO
Trinity Colless
Wommen
Joliet, Bil
National Woman's Axiliiary
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