World News Summary From a Turbulent Era
Reports from Morena warn of yellow fever spreading as German troops pull back from Bhanghal. Provisional Tien Tein government sentences six boxers to death. General Chaffee orders Ninth Infantry to garrison Tien Tria Meay while Chinese villagers return along escape routes. King Omens baa poser faces mediated danger. Mikey Johosos, a Black man, is lynched near Plaqeemioe after shooting a doctor. In Mexico, a cloudburst devastates Medaloupe, killing three. The battleship Kentucky sails for a two month voyage to China. Global political shifts include Berlin’s municipal rail plans, Spain’s Cortes reopening, and arbitration debates. Local crime and labor tensions surface in New York, Berlin, and Pretoria.
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Morena
Bhanghal
Tien ‘Tein
Chaffee
Ninth Infantry
Tien Tria
Ti le
Omens Baa Poser
Mikey Johosos
Will Jonson
Plaqeemioe
Rossinge
Tee Gay
Muides Leat Gifty
Medaloupe
Mexico
Kentucky
China
Berlin
United States
Minneapolis
Pretoria
Horra Ara
Harry Stewart
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Treaty With Spain and Secret Instructions Debate
Renetor Jour reports on public demand to publish secret U.S. instructions for the Spain treaty. The president’s acceptance letter did not reveal them, prompting calls for full disclosure and political accountability. Washington jurist McDonald arrested for attempted subornation of perjury. related court disclosures detail coercion attempts tied to a burglary case and cattle theft allegations. The War Department leans toward General Davis's plan to reduce forces in Porto Rico, sending troops home.
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Renetor Jour
Ciirmes
Temocratic Pathone Committee
United States
Spain
United 51S
Bia Ows
William McDonald
Colfax
Woah
Toreday
J. F. Nessly
Pokesman Review
Spokane
McDoneld
P. Harrington
Newly
Melkmald
Reech
Nesaly
War Department
Davis
Porto Mica
Albert Pogler
Jown Sherman Dead in Washington after long public service
Former U S Congressman and cabinet member Jeln Sherman died at his Washington residence in his 70s. The long career included service as secretary of the treasury and secretary of state, with the president signaling official mourning and lowering flags as details of his death and legacy were relayed to diplomats and the public.
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Jeln Shereas
Washington
Sherman
State Department
K J. Kebcock
United States
Hey
Department
Pablo
Mark
Atete
Sherman Jove Shermas
Lancaster
Congress
Limpole
Shermas
Selmos
Chass
Lincoln
Senate
Satuerson
Isca
McKinley
Bes
Resolution on State Constitution and legislative procedure
Fragmented text outlines a proposed constitutional resolution detailing legislative powers, voter approval, and sub division procedures. References to state, election, and legislative bodies, with convoluted phrasing and garbled OCR. Identifies steps for enactment and referendum submission to voters for approval or rejection.
Coeur d Alene Miners Seek Federal Case Over Permits
James Duffy sues Frank Steaabler and Hartiett McClair in Shoshone County Idaho claiming $208 damages and injunction to stop permit terms. Duffy, a Montana resident, sought work at Mammoth mine but was refused for lacking a permit. Attorney says case aims to challenge state permit law to reach US Supreme Court.
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Coeur d'Alene
Strumenberg
Simelak
Oleo
James Duffy
Frank Steaeeberg
Hartiett
Taclair
Montana
Botte
United States
Shoshone County
Ida
A. M Perkins
Mammoth
Gheorge Edgnnmon
Sutherland
A. A. Fraser
Supreme Court of the United States
Authorities weigh probe into Indian agent amid ration scandal
Game Warden Jay of Rio Manco County Colorado writes Governor Thomas claiming proof of conspiracies between Indian Agent Myton and the Viotebs over rations. He asserts Major Mytoe knew of Indian absence and urges government action on ration matters affecting 100 Indians involved in slaughtering game.
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Jey
Rio Manco County
Colorado
Thomas
Myton
Jay
Mytoe
Reform of Election Procedures and Ballot Designations
A fragmented notice discusses proposed amendments and sections of a constitution or legal framework impacting election administration. It references ballots, state authority, and compliance with law, indicating forthcoming steps to formalize voting processes and official designations. The text cites constitutional sections and procedural terms, signaling a move toward standardized ballot handling and elections oversight.
Amendment proposal aims to alter state constitution provisions
A garbled 19th century OCR item reports a proposed amendment to change public education governance and the treasurer role in the state constitution. It notes three stages for approval by qualified electors and references a secretary of state executing publication. Names, dates, and places are obscured by transcription errors.
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Ae. Lagislatore
Wiel
Vink
Agreinet
Peck
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