Paraguarian plague and world news notes collide
A garbled 1870s digest reports on a deadly eastern plague affecting English Germans and others, with cautions about contaminated foods and drinks. It mentions Alfred Hartwell Hawaii, Milner Cape Colony, and various war and political items, including reforms, trials, and prominences, in a rough collage of international updates.
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Paraguay
Alfred
Hartwell
Hiwwall
Washington
Congress
Bar of
Hawaii
Harvard
Mindourt Wi
Lee Tenant
Leutenant
Sid Brgadier
Supreme Court
Awali
Alfred Milner
Cape Colony
Europe
Ile
Egypt
Mr. Goschen
Lord Gromer
William Harcourt
Michael Hicks-Reach
South Africa
Tame
Smallpox Situation in South Dakota Abated but Fears Persist
Health officials return from Topi township where an Olson family exposed to smallpox in Iowa prompted alarms. Quarantines placed on the Olson home, guards set, and over forty nearby residents vaccinated. Two Olson children aged 3 and 5 display symptoms. investigators say alarm is possible but confinement possible if cases confirmed.
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Bronx Falls
Files
State Board of Healthy
Wi Av Germain
Chaiman
Couunty Board of Health
Topi Township
Iowa
Olson
Marti Olson
Sioux Napide
Afri. Olson
Sioux Rapids
Sioux Rapida
Olkon
Packing Company Bankrupt Judge Rules for Petitioners
Judge Cariaud of the United States court adjudged the Northwestern Vocking company of Mix city bankrupt under the new bankruptcy law. Petition filed July 2 alleged debts to A Leste Sever company, A S Pettingill, and Minnesota Nations Book of Sioux Falls. Damages and false imprisonment actions also appear in the fragmented report.
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Cariaud
Sioux Malls
Jdge Carian
United States
Northwestern Vocking Company
Mix City
Weeder
Fureral
Maginot Packing
A. Leste Sever Company
New York City
A. S. Pettingill
Siauy Falls
Minnebuba Nations Book
Sinus Falls
Adit Tabbert
Sherman Brox. & Brutagers
Tit City
Cinplay
Jhijze Jones
Saval Seehard- Bon
Thy J. Wowston
Man Hangs Himself in House After Mental Unbalance
Peter Ogbert, 72, German-born resident near the town, had shown irrational behavior for months. Police held an inquest confirming death by hanging, while his wife, unable to prevent it, tried to revive him with knives, water, and hot applications.
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Himsele
Kimball
Peter Ogbert
Dre Mon
Wiley
Prangineet
Maynard
Egbert
Entitled to a Fortune from a 15,500,000 Legacy Case
The report outlines a lengthy inheritance dispute over a 15.5 million dollar fortune from General Chevrelière in France to an heir that passed to the government. Antione Chevier, the general’s sole son, moved to Canada, bought land, and later refused France’s offers of help. The heir’s settlement moved through lawyers and a nephew, Louis Shompine, who plans to pursue the claim via Catholic Church channels and a Paris visit during the exposition. A related suit against the United States railroad company seeks damages for a former soldier denied half-fare on a train and kicked off outside Yankton.
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Nerina
Francis
Teavon
Hell
Tornen
John Shompine
Atyte
New York
sTohn Shomibe
Mottren
Shompine
Louis Shonpine
Tom Shompine
Lows Shompine
Revilla
Nas
France
Sven
Elkhorn
Napid City
Enhorn Railway Company
David Haw
Kins
Hot Springs
Edmund Smith
Han Wen
Joseph McDaniels
Giryneath
Gilbert
Misa King i
Attte
Biblie
Lt Deisirte
Vermillion
J. Te King
Chianberlain
British Cavalry Unit Supports Fresh Cable War News
A British cavalry squadron remains ready amid fresh cable disruption as war news filters from London and Berlin. The War Office has not confirmed casualty lists or navy details while Methuen’s column advances and mobilization of a new division is discussed. Reports note relief for Ladysmith and ongoing efforts to cut off Boer retreat, with attacks and bridge threats along the Tugela and Steynsburg fronts.
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London
War Office
Mrthien
Moers
Grafgon
Daily Mail
Methuen
Berlin
Crag Pan
Hildyard
Teacon
Natu
Ladysmith
Buller
Methven
Tadyarsith
Colenso
Wer- AA
Tugela River
Freees Betlyge
Hritigh
Alfred Milner
Cape Town
Kimberley
Duar
Steynsburg
Thnt
Cape Colony Uprising Feared Amid War Tensions
New York World correspondent reports from Cape Town and DeAnn Junction that unrest grows in Cape Colony as Dutch farmers voice loyalty doubts and fear rebellion. British war logistics and uncensored Boer letters reveal fragile security and stalled defense against possible Dutch action.
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Haton Churchill
New York
London
Cape Mail
Chitehill
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Knight
DeAnn Junction
DeAnr Dunation
METHUEN'S ADVANCE NEAR NORTHEAST CAPE TOWN
Reports from Cape Town and Pietermaritzburg describe General Methuen's forces moving beyond Geran Pan toward Naney Nest Kloof ten miles north of Gray Pan with large quantities of munitions. Other dispatches note Boer movements, British troop advances near Extreourt and Weston, and preparations for further action along the Tugela corridor amid disrupted communications.
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Geran Pan
Acro
Cape Town
Methuen
Naney Nest Kloof
Gray Pan
Mapatohes Prom Buller
Tandon
Boller
Pietermaritzburg
Idyard
Snare
William, Grasd
Enriy
Extreourt
Weston
Jong Id
Hildyard
Preer
Eneiy
Colonno
Weenunt
Barto
Hax
Colonial Office
Street Cars Collide in Dense Fog Near Westerville
A fog bound collision on the Columbus Railway Westeryilie division on Cleveland avenue left seven people cut or bruised and two streetcars badly wrecked. The seriously injured include Mist Clouse and Dorn Clouse of Westerville, Drijaed Anderson the motorman, Miss Batex of Dodgridge street, Frances McFadden, Howard Belfander of Maple Heights, and George Wratt of Milo, all injured with various cuts and bruises.
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Dadly Hart
Cotamo Colina
Westeryilie
Columbus Railway Company
Cleveland Avenue
Ivo
Mist Clouse
Westerville
Dorn
Clouse
Drijaed
A. Anderson
Motorman
Nena
Miss Batex
Dodgridge Street
Frances McFadden
Howard D. C. Belfannder
Maple Heights
George Wratt
Milo
Blowing Up of the Maine Reveals Naval Speculation
Washington investigates a purported minduvary claim about a secret invention revealing the destruction of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor. Officials report no confirmed inquiry directed by authorities, though some say Savana authorities could investigate if they choose.
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Naval Omcinia
Washington
Naval
Maine
Haan Harbor
Savana
British Victory Notes and Boer Tactics in South African War
News from London reports improved British outlook in South Africa with Methuen’s forces pressing toward Kimberley and Modder River. It notes Boer resilience under Albiech training, Boer use of a white fog ruse, and a Northampton regiment skirmish at Cay Town with Knight wounded.
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Methuen
London
Wandsworth
London County
Helmond
Boars
Teetmont
Albiech
Kimberley
Genero Methuen
Knight
Cay Town
Northampton Regiment
Northamptons
War critic Massingham resigns as Daily Chronicle editor
New York reports that London correspondent Massingham resigns after being forced by PRS to stop criticizing South African policy during the war. The Chronicle, once a leading anti jingoist voice, folds under pressure amid fears over war coverage. Similar changes threaten the Evening Echo as well, sources say.
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Aiistor
London
Chrestiale
New York
Massingham
Daily Chronicle
Wbeval
PRS
Chronicle
Maxsingham
Saprensdyg
Tallence
Evening Echo
Consolidated Montana Sheep and Lands Company Formed
Representatives of the American-English syndicate in Billings and Fort Benton mobilize in Montana gathering options on nearly 100000 head of sheep and 500000 acres of fertile land to form the Consolidated Montana Sheep and Lands Company with capital of 510000000. Colonel B C Waters Edward J Morrison Bert Telex lead the effort from Willing New York.
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Montana
Billings
Mant
Ttg
B.C. Waters
Edward J. Morrison
Willings
Dothold
Wnt
Bert Telex
New York
I Covnvet
Kiowsay
Consolidated
Montana Sheer and Lamis Company
Federal writs challenge county court over guardianship
Habeas corpus proceedings resume as the Muxkwaki Indian dispute moves to federal court. The guardian of Lelat Dich Aghve is accused of obtaining guardianship by fraud, asserting lack of county court jurisdiction and signaling a major legal battle ahead.
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Taman
Prisoners Escape From Filipinos In Aguinaldo Pursuit
Manila dispatch reports insurgents evacuated Maligaiaren in Pangasinan province, seven Americans and ninety Filipino prisoners escaped during the retreat. Among the Americans named are J. Lreen, George Mowers, Thomas Edwards, Charles Jedy, Henry W. James, Join Desmond, and FH. Huber. two other Americans, David Scott and Sam Sherby, were captured with insurgents. Bell and Wheaton’s forces pursued toward Mangalaren while Aguinaldo headed toward Mongned, with inhabitants aiding pursuit. Indications point to disintegration of the insurgent forge south of Manila and soldiers returning home.
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Manila
Maligaiarén
Pangasina
J. 1 Ureen Wid
George Mowers
Bute
Oregon
Thomas Edwards
Charles Jedy
Sisteentt
Henry W. James
Dwelsh Infany
Desmond
Signal Corps
FH. Huber
Lawe'a Scoutt
Inwurgenty
David Scott
Ile Iea
Hell
Thirty-fourth Soluinteers
Mangalaren
Agno
Fowler
Alexandrino
Bell
Mangal
Washington
San Fabian Sesterary
Lawton New Tayng
Wheaton
Dagupan
MacArtin
Miunila
Zamboangai
NEW SAMOAN ARRANGEMENT
Washington reports the United States declines to accept the Briton German plan for Samoa. State department objections were minor, focusing on form rather than substance. A revised draft treaty has been prepared and sent to London and Berlin for consideration, with hope of eventual approval by all three powers.
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Washington
United States
Great Britto
Germany
State Department
Ate
Officarties
Tia
Alfien
London
Berlin
Panto
Stricken in the Street Man Found Dying in Dubuque
A man named Charles Flindt, of Champaign, was found in a dying condition on Sixth Street in Dubuque. He died about an hour after being taken to the hospital. The incident followed an illness described as typhoid fever.
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Hilinda Stan
Dubuque
Charles Flindt
Champaign 1
Beiup
Bailey for Bankhead Way to Minority Leader
Avastin Texas November 29 reports there is no doubt Hon J W Bailey will back Bankhead of Alabama for minority leader as long as he can remain in the race He believes a deadlock may occur after Bankhead withdraws and would propose S W T Lanham as second choice Lanham and Malley are close in political views and Lanham would be acceptable to other members
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AL. Re Whhlains
Milwakee Road
am \berdeen
Maltimore Ind Olis
Hy W. Childs
Mellette
D. G. Tolorts
Minneapolis
Hinge Associaei
D’b.riens
Aberdeen Dayplementayt Music Company
PT Roena
J.J. Brownlee
Chicago
Alabama
Avastin
Tex
JW. Bailey
Nority
Comin
Cigtent
Bankhead
Iit
W. T. Lanham
Lanham
Malley Sire
Farmer's head blown off by accidental shotgun discharge
Charles Kuriger a farmer fixing a fence discharged a shotgun accidentally striking his head he died and was found hours later by neighbors. In other items the new German Wapitat church was dedicated and Bloomingston rural mail delivery pays double its estimate. Dewey accepted an invitation to visit Chicago May 1 next year.
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Elkton
Iludeon
Richtind
Union County
Jerster
Seeve
Atate University
Vermillion
Freust
Charles Leeky
Clay County
Sivcult
Seth Ely
Pacota
Vireles
Hay
Centerville
Muscarine News
Murcatine
Charles Kuriger
Slong
Bloomington
Dewey
Chicago
Dewey Inia
Casualties in Luzon Reported in Army List of November Died in Action and Disease
Washington reports General Otis forwarded details of November deaths from disease accidents and combat in Luzon. The list includes officers and soldiers from numerous infantry units with causes ranging from malaria nephritis dysentery and typhoid to gunshot wounds and drowning, noting units such as Eighteenth Twenty-second and Thirty-fourth Infantry and ranks from second lieutenants to corporals.
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Washington
Otis Yoperty
War Department
Jolla
Charles M. Smith
Eighteenth Infantry
Ola
Dai Ot Yomerny
Nariola
Tatin Hrank
Company K
Nineteenth Infantry
John Miller
Jacob apAny K
Charles L. Britevetine
Bert
Flanders
Samuel L. Devis
Twenty
Lustrence Dinca
I ‘Thirteenth Infantry
Ren Waller
Joseph Trullees
Tenth Infantry
Ben R. Pairchids
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Chris. Brader
Wiliam
Skennedy
Twentieth Infantry
Frederick Hales
Clarence Meal
Ky Fourth Infantry
Chow W. Tamb
Thirty-first Infantry
Thomas Hell
Twenty - Fourth Infantry
Fred Stroutman
Thirty-Second Infantry
Charies W. M. Smith
Ernest W. Rhodes
David McAdoo
William J. Wallace
Maxmilliane Tina
Thirty
Agnoria
Ban Nicholas
Jacob 4. Brown
Fourteenth Infantry
Maxwell
Sy Xhonider
Severoy Jeskett
Soper
Ines
Sin Mateo
Oscar McCulle
Wweath Infantry
Camiparty
Faders
Cruiser Newark Wins Washington Dispatch
Cablegram from Washington reports the New Yorker Captain McCalla arriving here Saturday after leaving Aden. The Brooklyn, racing from Aden, presses Colubre against the bigger rival the New Orleans steadily gaining on her as both vie for control in the region.
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Washington
Newnere
McCalla
Mani
Navy Department
Brooklyn
Aden
Coluure
New Orleans
Buying Horses for the Czar in Rovala for Army Use
A Rovalan nonrepresentative in Chicago reports purchase of horses for the czar army. About 1,000 Americain stock, mainly from Kentucky and Virginia, shipped to dominions, with 1,000 more needed. Horses will be split into lots for garrisons and trials, with breeding aims stated. Separately pensions grants list multiple names and amounts in Tallows, Nebraska, and nearby towns, including widows and veterans, with increases and renewals noted.
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Rte Purehance
Chicago
Paw Vitipo
Tua Sinn
Aguinaldo Case Raises Questions on Capture and Treatment
In Washington on November 27 officials debated the fate of Aguinaldo if captured. The dialogue touched on whether he should be tried, ransomed, or executed, and how his capture could affect relations with natives and possible pursuit beyond U S borders.
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Washington
Nome Kong
United States
Rink
Amyinaldo
Burying Bill Anthony in Philadelphia Public Notice
Fragmented OCR text references the burial of Bill Anthony with scattered mentions of Philadelphia, lawyers, and associated parties. The readable fragments imply a public notice or obituary style item detailing burial arrangements and involved entities without coherent narrative or clear date details.
Funeral of Garret Hobart Vice President Dignified Obsequies
The Paterson New Jersey funeral of Garret A. Hobart, vice president, drew a vast and notable gathering. Flags at half mast marked mourning, churches tolled, and a majestic floral display adorned the Wells of the city. President McKinley and cabinet members attended, with extensive procession and services at the Second Presbyterian Church, culminating in prayers, hymns, and a sermon.
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Church of the Redeemer
Mra
Hobart McKinley
Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Senate Aid House
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Blix
Gary
McKinley
New Jersey
Wil
Austin Scott
Rutter College
Meury W. Creen
Princeton Whiverwity
Paswale County
Hobart
United States
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Senate
Prraiden
Luigi Lomb
Adm
J.D. Hopper
New Jersey Volunteers
Pelo
Idobart
Garret
Movart
Tra
Calinet
Fages
Supreme Vent
Shanity
David D. Magie
Sie Prem Court
Vicw
Leibart
Kenate
Xintenil
Secretary of the Treasury
Sol
Robert ‘Tutte
David Hobart
Ellie Root
Navy
Ki. A. Hitchcock
Re DE Magies
Tev
Chas. Shaw
John
Lang
MORE GUNBOATS FOR WATSON
Washington dispatch reports Admiral Watson's squadron to be augmented by three Philippine gunboats and several ships, including the Vasa, Tiger, and Swifteal, to reinforce Manila Bay defenses. Officers from Washington will command the new vessels as they join the force, expanding American naval strength in the region.
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Washington
Admiral Watson'x Henk
Phillipian
Tela de Pagan
Tala de Cuba Anil
Juan de Auntela
Marois
Fitzs Hand Crushed In Manton Incident
In Manton AV on November 27 a guest, Fitzs, suffered a hand crush when a door closed on his hand. Several bones were broken near the wrist and he bled heavily before being taken to Dr Kings office for bandaging. Fire later spread through the city as other injuries were reported among his party.
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Manton
Tanceville
Frank Duwn
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