Retvizan the Russian battleship built in America
The Retvizan, a powerful new Russian battleship built by the Cramp shipyard in Philadelphia, passed builder’s trials near the Delaware capes. It carries four 12 inch, twelve 6 inch, and twenty 2 inch guns, with nine inch main armor and a protective deck, deemed nearly impervious except at close range.
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Cramps
Retvizin
Philadelphia
Delaware Capes
New York Tribune
Obrokoff
Tvo
Retvizan
Rutik
Miss Clarice Barksdale Teaches Wu Ting Fang Waltz
Chinese diplomat Wu Ting Fang learns waltz from Augusta Georgia socialite Miss Clarice Barksdale. In Washington, Newport society notes his graceful progress after a private lesson at a Willington debut and a dinner dance at the Chinese legation.
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Miss Barksdale
Wu Ting
Fang Uaya
Clarice Barksdale
Augusta
Miss Barksdale Eayn
Miss Barkedale
Washington
Wau 50
Newport
Mia
Stuyvesant Fish
New York Evening Journal
Mra
Fish
Ale
Jemphaeta
South
Southland
Miss Clarice Barksdale
Willington
Georgia
Minister Wu
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
Egyptian Cotton Culture Trials at Phoenix Station Near Phoenix
Experiments at the government station near Phoenix Arizona show Egyptian cotton thriving in the southwest with long strong fibers and superior staple. Plantings will expand to multiple southern locations next year as departments of agriculture back similar trials in Florida Mississippi and other states amid labor and water considerations.
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Vhenix
Aviv
Goverment Say
Thys York
Phentsy
Ariz
Department of Agriculture
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Carolinas
Phenix
Pheuix
Arizona
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Sonora
Egypt
Phenis
Southwest
Fireen Army Fiste and the New U S Army Pitchol
The article touts a newly adopted U S Army pistol capable of firing 116 bullets per minute. It proclaims the weapon as a remarkable invention and asserts it will place the U S Army ahead of rival forces. It also endorses Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a long trusted remedy for digestive ailments.
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United States Army
Fragments From A Noisy Health Ad Snippet
A damaged OCR fragment mentions remedies and celery products, with scattered brand-like terms. The readable bits reference Stobty's Celery and expected soothing properties, alongside unrelated garbled text and placeholders.
Canal Treaty and British Gains in Isthmian Link
The Canal Treaty opinion centers on British advantage from a Clayton-Hulwer style agreement and canal construction. London papers view Great Britain as set to gain from the canal while Westminster factions worry about future disputes and Monroe doctrine implications. The Morning Post lauds the accord, the Daily Mail warns of ongoing issues, and the Chronicle notes Lansdowne concessions though expects ratification. The Times hesitates on immediate conclusions, hoping for a measured U S approach and a cordial international reception.
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London
Lord Facxndowne
The
Morning Post
Daily Mail
Canada
Cheonicle
Lord Lansdowne
Clinton-Stalwert
Lord Reoselery
Daily Chronicle
Senate
Times
Premniiure
Englan
Miss Stone Hopeful Amid Sofia Ransom Talks
Miss Ellen M. Stone remains hopeful for eventual release though confinement and hard fare affect her health. A cable from Mr. Dickinson in Sofia shows the brigands seek a sum higher than his offer and demand immunity from prosecution, complicating U S government authority.
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Sofia
Ellen M. Stone
Dickinson
United States
Bulgaria
Turkey
Washington
Weaeenl
Massacre Case Leads Filipino Major to Death Sentence
Washington reports the war department received Philippine records on trials of Filipinos for murder. Francisco Bragidea, a major in the insurgent army, ordered the massacre of 193 Spanish soldiers in February 1900 and has been sentenced to death. Gen. Chaffee denounced the massacre as the most barbarous act in modern war. Records detail the killings and the witnesses’ accounts amid calls on the United States to honor treaties and return Spanish prisoners.
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Washington
War Department
Philippines
Francisco Bragidea
Chaffee
Filippinos
Spain
City Shooting Ends in Fatal Wounding by Soldier
In Tiuletion City a soldier shot and killed Cooper Fathe after a dispute at a street corner. The victim died within an hour. a bystander named Whit who was nearby was also struck. The assailant fired repeatedly before being restrained as the revolver jammed and the city marshal’s men intervened.
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Jonation City
Tiuletion
Fun
Casper
Cooper
Liseharnel
Wasepath
Willy
Seoul
Arta
Pete Beige UiTig
Frightful Mining Accident Haunts Sault Ste Marie News
The McMillan copper mine near Rock Lake reports four miners injured by a premature dynamite blast while thawing a blast hole. Hope centers on survivors as officials fear total blindness for some and possible fatalities.
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Sault St. Marie
Mich
McMillan
Rock Lake
Trix
Census Bureau Bulletin shows Chinese and Japanese in western states
Washington November 19 census bulletin details Chinese and Japanese distribution by county in western states and territories from the twelfth census. It lists totals for China born in the United States proper and Hawaii and notes Hawaii and Alaska figures, with California Washington Oregon and other states showing sizable Chinese and Japanese populations. It also reports official discussions in Washington on Oklahoma Governor Jenkins and Hitchcock. The Baby Mine Disaster in Pocahontas continues as workers remove debris and recover bodies.
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Census Bureau
Wiwan
Alaska
United States
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montena
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Hawaii
Alaskan
Montana
Entombed man near death as doctors aid recovery
Fritz Moulter, found in a west site room, was alive but near death after hours of medical care. Officials from the American Site company spoke of future raw sugar duties and a three cent per pound price, while a separate report notes drunken hunters firing on a schoolhouse in Mount Hope, killing a girl named Annie Green and dispersing three detained suspects.
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Fritz Moulter
N & Room
Chicago
Wer
A. Haremeyer
Yesteray
Washington
Congress
Shawnee, Ok
Mount Hope District
Annie Green
Shawnee
Highly Commended Troops Scout in Samar Action
General Chaffee commends a First Infantry detachment led by Captain Yareld L Jacksom for a scout into Samar from August 13 to 25. The force, with key officers and casualties, defeated the enemy twice, captured papers, and destroyed supplies, while new military information measures are planned for the Philippine group.
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Washington
Chaffee
Samar
Yareld L. Jacksom
Joseph W. Beacham
Connay
Trappe
Philippine
Manila
Temperance Women Denounce Liquor Trafficking At Meeting
Fort Worth Texas November 14 The morning session of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union opened with devotion led by Imogene LaChance Arizona The report by Lucey Thursman on colored country workers showed progress in temperance efforts Riots in Indiana interfered with work A Michigan delegate urged private aid for prisoners and reformers The group condemned any direct or indirect liquor systems and supported anti-canteen laws The conference endorsed congressional action to fund temperance relief and emphasized church and moral reform. a Loyal Temperance rally closed the day reflecting the movement's aims
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Michigan
Stevens
Oklahoma
Anther
United States
Congress
Church of
Neier
Master Less Christ
Death Mask Showcases Grim Plaster Portrait
An 1890s style notice describes a death mask of President McWinhe, noting the plaster head weighs 85 pounds and contains mercury warnings. It promotes Hall's Catareh care and Hall's family pills, urging readers to avoid mercury and seek remedies via Cheney & Co. with testimonials offered.
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McWinhe
Edward
Pert Ann Sk Maker
Plartford
Conn
Ceneral
Pte Ge
Nagesteen
Hall
F . Chensy & Co
Toledo
F . Cheney & Co
Admiral Dewey Lunch By Court of Inquiry Footage
A Washington Times story describes Admiral Dewey carrying his lunch to the navy yard on the eve of the Schley court of inquiry. He sits with a small ribboned basket, watched by a curious crowd as he unwraps and refolds the blue ribbon before tucking the basket away for carriage.
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Admiral Dawey
Navy Yard
Schley Court of Inquiry
Eltting
Washington
Manta
Admiral
Burdosk Blood Bitters Proclaimed Miraculous Cure
A testimonial from Mra Chas Watton of Bervilte Michigan claims Burdosk Blood Bitters cured her serious illness. She says she was beyond cure until the product, marketed through HRB, restored her to perfect health as a well woman.
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HRB
Mra
Chas Watton
Bervilte
Mich
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