Peace Conference Dismal Failure Highlights Poor Preparation
The article notes the second international peace conference failed to produce results due to lack of preparation by participant nations. It cites distance and travel issues for delegates, particularly the American delegation from Washington, as a factor in hindering progress toward permanent measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darvon
Suturiay
Tony Washington
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Roosevelt Plans Western Trip With Three Major Goals
Washington reports President Roosevelt will depart next Sunday for a western tour lasting until early October. The plan emphasizes three aims: dedication of the McKinley mausoleum at Canton, inspection of the Mississippi River and improvements to the ship channel, and the Great Panama Canal project. The journey will include speeches on the return trip and reflect on his presidency before resuming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Blin
McKinles
Canton
Missiseipel
Wind Storm Destroys Hogina Grange Grounds
A severe wind storm Saturday afternoon struck the meshes grounds in Schugnull county near Hogina Grange. The event toppled structures and bleachers, injuring about fifty people, with several believed fatally. Other buildings were blown down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattetil'a
Westerm
Schugnull
Hogina Grange
Iteanna Comly
Fee
Saloon Tragedy in Dexbure Ends in Sheriff Arrival
A Spokane special reports a fatal outbreak in a Dexbure saloon where Cramer collapsed from a shot. Captain A Kortan was accused in the incident as Crater reached for a pistol. The sheriff’s office was notified and the coroner prepared a verdict of self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wallops
Winho
Cramer
Dexbure
Eliyer
A. Kortan
Crater
Horten
City Democratic Convention in Newark Degenerates into Brawl
A Newark New Jersey city Democratic convention erupted in a factional fight as delegates clashed with shields and other objects. Police attempted to restore order as attendees spilled onto the floor and amid chaos, divisions over party leadership surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Itoboken
N. J
Eil
Patriod
Getfin
Maurice Stee
Crowley Shooting Incident Reported After Contested Event
The article describes a shooting confrontation involving Crowley and others after a protest or contest. It notes an arrest or conviction related to the event and mentions a move to a location in Maronia from Kagend. Details are fragmentary but indicate a violent outcome at the conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marenta
Ollie Gabi
Hee
Er Nuon
Nonna
Crowley
Nios
Admiral Dewey Opposes Surrender of the Philippines
In a wide interview Admiral Dewey rejects any surrender of the Philippines. He warns our access to Manila Bay and a permanent naval and commercial base are essential to keep the open door in the Far East and to preserve US influence against Japan and European powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dewey Heinly
Moes
Wileh
Aguloan Mag
TG FeaKoun
America
Philippines
Ielande
Spain
Manila
Far East
United States
Japan
Fernoss
Orient
Bi Big Bay
French Forces Break Moroccan Camps at Sidi Brahim
French expeditionary force of 3,000 infantry with cavalry artillery and native auxiliaries advances from dawn in two hollow squares. After a brilliant forced march of twelve hours they burn the Moriah camps at Sidi Brahim south of Casablanca and disperse tribesmen, who offer little resistance. A morning sea fog slows the action until alarm is raised by advance guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casablanca
Drude
Santas
Deta
King of Siam Birthday Banquet in Germany
The King of Siam hosts a birthday celebration in Homburg Germany at the Kurhaus with champagne and wines. Estimates put the event cost at 560000 dollars, with managers purchasing wines by rail from nearby cities. The king is said to have spent about 1600000 dollars in Germany so far.
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King of Siam
Germany
Homburg
Siam
Mombuurg
Kurhaus
Senator Piles asks Roosevelt for Bristol Bay rescue cutter
United States Senator H Piles telegraphs President Roosevelt urging a revenue cutter be sent to Bristol Bay to rescue 140 white fishermen and 200 Chigere sailors believed wrecked when the John Curler ran aground. A party sent word of the disaster and appeal for aid. The crew had supplies for thirty days but those have expired.
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Seattle
Wash
United State
H. Piles
Roosevelt
Bristol Bay
John Curler
Local Case Seeks Receiver for Gulf Come G Company
Mrs Chancellor Hinks claims the Gulf Come G company is in dissolution and seeks a one year wind up while denying a receiver. Attorney James J. Thomas wins a victory, alleging the suit shows a restraint of trade and that a receiver should be declared.
World News Roundup Amid War Fires and Legal Moves
Broad dispatch reports Saxony tension with King Frederickh Roguet near Dresden and labor unrest in Alva Oklahoma. It notes U S cruiser movements to San Francisco, a $20 million San Domingo loan, and coal output protests in Salzburg. A Pittsburgh barge disaster prompts suits while vaccine rollouts unfold and a murder trial in Pittsburgh ends in conviction.
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Notvarka Supreme Court
Han
Sperres
Allegheny River
Fin
Pittsburg
Anders
United States
Asiatic Station
Moreland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Colorado
Honnlulo
San Francisco
San Domingo
International Congrése
Salsburg
Ava Trin
Atmericana
Sete Board of Ratirond
George W Hite
Merc O
Levity Seigh Blake
Collinshie
Ceolgosy
J. & Cook
Southern Pacific
Reading
Los Angeles
Colton
Tel
Forte Mican
Edward Richardson
Meronatt
Troy
N.Y
Lillian White Grant
Golden Medical Discovery Ad Claims Gentle Cure All Ailments
An advertisement promotes Golden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy for catarrhal diseases, stomach and chest affections, and chronic illnesses. It cites physicians from multiple universities endorsing the product and offers a free booklet with extracts from medical authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffergan
Univ
Cincinnati
Ald
Lalyen
Chicago
Plerwe
Buffalo NY
Elliptical Exchange Sparks Whimsical Prose Fragment
A quirky dialogue fragment features names and odd phrases as a girl and a lover discuss who to imitate. The lines mix surreal imagery such as nettle and an elephant motif with self reference, creating a dreamlike, undecipherable moment.
Not Complimentary to Her Sex in Early Observations
Fragmentary 19th century note decries women as "poor things" and questions female creation. It references Jacy Wolseley travels and contrasts man’s two-part nature with angelic/Arab imagery. Details on Arab infant ear piercing and mourning practices appear in the garbled text.
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Alex
Jacy Wolseley
Angel
Inhuman Food Refusal Case Report
A detained person named Chance Svar faces allegations after a caregiver notes the subject keeps a person on a diet of Benny soup. The report states the subject refused to eat anything, highlighting possible neglect or mistreatment concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance Svar
Agu
Benny
Amy
Fragmented Economy Advice From a Faded Notice
A garbled column discusses frugality and spending, mentioning a man who questions his own wasteful habits and referencing various items and actions. The text is unreadable in parts but hints at personal financial restraint and household decisions.
Chinese Opinion of Women Cynical Quote in 19th Century
A satirical line from an 19th century perspective describes women as dangerous speakers and flighty in spirit, labeling the tongue of Woman as a dagger and her heart as wax, reflecting gendered stereotypes of the era.
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Saya
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