Mount Vesuries Erupts and Global Tensions Rise
A chaotic dispatch reports Mount Vesuries set for eruption while imperial ambitions and wartime plans ripple across Europe. Prince Chine’s mission to Germany ends. Tariey’s ruler Atevil Hamlit weakens. Lord Mayor-elect Birdimepl Dimedale dominates London politics amid global upheaval. Juliet rumors of war loom as Can tra plans action against Colombia. a broad network of conferences, resignations, and strategic moves reshapes alliances and colonial ambitions.
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Mount Vesuries
Prince Chine
Germany
Atevil Hamlit
Filipinos Massacre American Soldiers at Balangiga
Reports from the Manila American telegram recount a brutal battle near Balangiga on September 1 where most of Company C, Ninth U.S. Infantry, were killed. The town president led a daylight assault after church bells rang. Bodies burned or mutilated. forty five laid in a trench, seven unaccounted for.
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Samar
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Staten Infantry
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Wee Eenault
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Deurey
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Cannell
Use of the Mails Denied Anarchist Paper in Chicago
Chicago Mayor Harrene orders agents to block the anarchist Free Society from mailing. Abraham Isaak, editor, denied use of the United States mails to distribute the paper amid tensions after a president's shooting and a proposed Emma Goldman lecture. Also notes Japan's government remonstrance over U S quarantine practices and Dublin Irish league meeting with a letter from William O’Brien.
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Werrison
Chicago
Emma Goldman
Free Society
Osolgonr
Abraham Isaak
United States
HL Love World
England
South African Republica
Montara Mob Hangs Man Over Alleged Assault on Girl
Reported mob in Montara hanged James Edward Yindy at Hessmarkel Square after accusing him of assaulting a four year old girl Ide Pugstey. The crowd numbered about 200. jailer handcuffed and released, then the mob dispersed. Witnesses say the victim endured hours of suffering before returning home with her mother. Brady, an ex convict, faces charges of swaying and assault related to the case.
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Ide Pugstey
Helens
Helene
Hessmarkel
Hwy
Montene Centrs
Brady
Pupsley
Aun
Seventeen Coal Miners Die After Explosion at Victoria Mine
Seventeen miners at Wellington Colliery No 2 in Victoria British Columbia perished after a freshd explosion. Flames from a curtain triggered by a lamp ignited the mine prompting a rapid fire that trapped workers as rescuers fought to reach them.
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Victaria
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Wellington
Victoria
Rennie Crties
Rebels Against Hazing At Colunbus Varsity
New York Columbia varsity students oppose faculty hazing resolutions signed that year. Throughout the week classes debate and craft rules restricting upperclassmen, seeking to curtail freshmen privileges under President Seth Low. Messages sent to graduate bodies urge calm and coordinated action.
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New York
Ign Tn
Weu
Seth Low
Fant Seanon
Hae Adilresetd
Textile association meetings end amid push for 5 percent advance
Textile leaders in Fall River and nearby areas close meetings after proposing a 5 percent wage advance for all city mills. Landers of the operatives state workers doubt the plan will pass without concessions from manufacturers. The move would affect about 60,000 operatives if approved, with a potential citywide impact.
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Fall River
Maas
Manufanturers’ Association
Tex Ue Council
Landers
Mille Lacs County Grows Weary Amid Smallpox Alarm
Sheriff Claggett reports tense tension among Todiane settlers near Mille Lacs as smallpox spreads alarmingly. Village authorities who opposed Todine circulation were driven off after a threatening demonstration by Shepeda Adlial, heightening unease between settlers and Tudlena.
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Sherrif Claggett
Mille Lacs
Mino
Rare race called off due to time limit failure
A race between Columbia and Shamrock I on Tuesday was halted for not meeting the distance within the time limit. Shamrock I won by a short margin before the cancellation, aided by a gust of wind. The drifting match lacked excitement and the outcome remained uncertain at stoppage.
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Nome
Roumgerck
Neur Nome
Alma
Russian Fur Company
Ceners Curtin to Marry Major General Corbis
Announcement states Major General H. C Corbis adjutant general of the army will marry Mise Edythe Patien in Washington on the first of November.
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H. C Corbis
the Army
Mise Edythe Patien
Wankington
Fight Yellow Fever and the Nurse Clara Maas in Havana
The Havana death of nurse Clara A. Maas from Newark N J follows her work in yellow fever research in Havana. The piece discusses the yellow fever commission led by Dr Walter Reed, the debate over the parasite and mosquito transmission, and experiments in Cuba to determine transmission and immunity. It notes the autumn 1900 sanitary station near Que Madro, experiments with infected mosquitoes, and the ongoing questions about the true cause of yellow fever.
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Mies
Ciara A. Maas
Newark
N. J
Las Antmnas
Maus
Femirkahly Disylus
Jeoraldos
Sanarelli
Herbert B. Durham
Walter Myers
Tigerpool School of Tropical Medicine
Brazil
Clara A. Maas
Read
Lanarelli
Quemado
Hosplen Corpa
Cuba
Gotera
Barticks
Howphale
Puroleim
Ciiical Department
Army
Haran
Reed
Peregna
Civilization in Uganda shown by sewing progress
A New York World dispatch reports Uganda's kingly court as it notes rapid civilization advances. Prime minister demonstrates plain sewing under missionary influence, hoping to master needlework and herringbone stitches. A birthday banquet for King Band includes careful service and English fashion dining, with a grateful thanksgiving in Mengo cathedral, where the black congregation sang Onward Christian Soldier.
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Uganda
King Band
Yeands
Mengo
New York
Menga
Sir Arthur Sullivan
The Cradle of Man andIts Ancient Ancestor
The Mieine Tink Th the Junglea of southeastern Asia and nearby lands hosts the phhecan thropus, a primitive ancestor linked with elephant, tapir, rhinoceros, hippopotamus, and other animals. Studies place this ancestor around the end of the last glacial epoch about 270,000 years ago, meaning roughly 260 generations separate it from modern humans.
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Asia
McClure
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