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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary text describes debate over peace terms and possible settlement among wartime powers, referencing American and British leaders, steel companies, and federal actions. It mentions officials, denial or acceptance of terms, and efforts to avert broader conflict while awaiting formal positions.
Fragmented obituary notes the death of a Dowager Empress and the fall of her era. It references the warlords and rulers, the loss of power, and the dramatic shift in succession as factions gather at a harbor and palace. The text preserves names and places in a garbled but recognizably period tone.
Fragmentary report from Wyoming details violence amid elk disputes. Key figures Nickel and Miller are cited in a tense standoff with implied legal action and local authority involvement. Place names appear garbled but indicate livestock and ranger activity in the region.
Fragmented OCR conveys a chaotic note about a local Utah area update. It mentions individuals and places with unclear references, including a White bandages description and a garbled sequence of names and actions. The readable bits suggest a brief press-like blurb with uncertain details and several misread terms.
The Chicago panel voices strong support for preserving current tariff safeguards amid entreaties for reform. Lawmakers stress continuity, arguing any shift could ripple through industry while opponents urge modernization and clearer oversight. Public opinion remains divided as discussions proceed.
A Reuters report from August 4 states 6,000 revelationsists were engaged in fighting in Caracas. The conflict caused significant casualties, including 800 deaths, as forces led by Bavern attacked and faced losses.
In Unis evening session the kings declaration faced challenge at its third reading in the House of Tuardis. Analysts say passage remains uncertain with opposition aiming to derail the motion as supporters push for final approval.
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A fragmented report mentions Wandeman related to a German Onpland and a worker named Henden connected with Witne and Predenck Mh. Gilet at Wins in a Berlin Massachusetts setting. The text is garbled, offering few clear names or events.
The Western labor council and strikers weigh extending action to other cities as a decision looms tomorrow afternoon. Weathermen indicate possible new measures if talks break down. Officials say efforts have aimed to meet employers halfway, but the San Francisco dispute threatens a broader disruption of labor union activities.
In WEST SUPERIOR Wisconsin the first over Wain wreck occurred when a train from Stony Brook bridge collapsed cutting the Easter Minnesota railroad line. Emily OReilly, lead brakeman, and several workers were badly hurt as the sixteen oars wrecked the 600 foot timber bridge over the river, now derailed.
A garbled clipping reports Senator J M L Dwhwrsten of Nebraska tendered his professional services to Administr the schhey ts ipnorned. The senator claims his action was a warm disiond and advancer and that he wired Thim indicating friendship. The readable fragment notes he believes his engagement reflects ongoing windivalsion.
A terse dispatch notes a delegation arriving in Bremen to discuss plans related to German canals and ports. The report names Berlin as origin and references Official commissions seeking to advance maritime and inland waterway projects.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe cold wet conditions with possible rain and rising temperatures. Mentions St Wispis Yor the first Wime and references to Brabate Rather Snowwrs and Jere Ban. Several garbled phrases hinder clarity but indicate a weather-focused diary entry with forecasts and temperature observations.
Aug 1 Omaha reports hot winds and dry weather gave way to cooler air and rain, boosting hopes for crops across parts of Nebraska. Estimated corn yield around 210,000,000 bushels on 8,000,000 acres with favorable weather expected to follow. Some districts see reduced evapotranspiration and improved conditions but drought persists in extreme western areas, affecting potato and hay yields and delaying some crops.
The Venezuelan government reports repelling an invasion led by General Rangel Garriles, with twenty five Colombian battalions pushed back after twenty eight hours of combat on the frontier. Government troops claim 800 casualties while the invaders suffered around 600. Reinforcements have been sent to the frontier.
Vienna dispatch describes an extended interview with General Frederick D. Grant in Vienna. He travels from Russia after meeting Princess Cantenzene and expresses hopeful views on pacifying the Philippines. He notes humane military conduct eases suppressing guerrilla warfare but sees no immediate end.
In Bloomington Indiana today masked men overpowered Moore and his wife early this morning and dragged them to an orchard where they bound them to an apple tree and severely beat them. After two hours they returned home where Dr Helvon attended the injured wife. The assailant was recognized when his mask slipped and is sworn to secrecy to not file a complaint.
In Austin Texas the day based in the National Bank of this city, inspectors discuss alleged excessive Young misdeeds blamed on the trector’s notion. The state of Texas reportedly faces losses with deposits and the First National Bank noted. No official statement will be issued pending the arrival of the Chief inspector.
In Kroonstad on the Qruinge River Colony news describes a ceremony as former President Stay attends under a flag display. The event centers on items gathered by local groups and marks a tense moment in the B-two Weers era.
In Caracas the government arrested and detained twenty opposition figures amid demonstrations. Security forces moved to disperse crowds while officials claimed public order. The detainees include regional leaders and activists, sparking concern from rights groups.
In Oklahoma Territory news, Lawton emerges as favored town site after land lottery near El Reno and Fort Reno. Thousands camp awaiting lot sales set for August 6. 400 temporary dwellings and a new national bank planned as 18,000 names are drawn for homesteads. Prairie schooners head south as commuting buyers exit Fort Reno area.
Washington August 3 RC Adams representing the Delaware Indians filed a brief against Thurston’s Cherokee Oil and Gas company seeking renewal of oil leases in Indian territory. About 1 1/2 acres are at stake. Hearing postponed from August 11 to September 11 with possible further delay until after Congress meets. The Delaware brief asks rejection of the Cherokee renewal claim and argues the company has no fair reason to hold eighteen sections of land that shelter homes and improvements with prior rights.
A Kansas City telegram reports Arkansas City thieves robbed harvest workers in a railway yard. Two highwaymen held up harvesters in sight of workers, taking 105 dollars, seven watches, and other jewelry before escaping toward Oklahoma. The victims were described as sleeping in a freight car when ambushed.
An unclear fragment notes speculation about Boer states and a possible visit to unspecified times. It references August and mentions Myr and Goddell in a garbled context. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or identifiable persons.
Quotations from Omaha and Kansas City show a mixed cattle market with limited supply and steady to higher bids as packers push for cattle. Hog prices range from 5.66 to 5.70 for most, heavyweights up to 5.85, with active trading and improving tones as the day progressed. Sheep and lambs feature varied prices, with yearlings around 3.25 to 4.00 and lambs at 4.65 to 5.00, while feeders range 2.00 to 3.00.
Kansas City market report shows cattle prices mixed with heavy run and steady to higher hogs. Terms include ranges for choice export beef steers, western fed steers, Texas cows, native cows, heifers, canners, bulls and calves, plus hogs and lambs with top sales around five to six dollars per hundredweight. Specific figures cover numerous categories and animal types.
Cresceus, trotting champion, lowered the world's record with a 1 8 mile run in 2 02 at Cleveland last Friday. The first half split was 359 5, fastest ever. A 12,000 crowd at the driving park watched Cresceus defeat the wind and set a remarkable mark with strong betting at the odds.
Canton Ohio August 3 Senator M A Hanna visiting President and Mrs McKinley issued a statement calling reports of him aiding a steel strike settlement ridiculous He says he is not taking part in negotiations and his meeting with Senator Cullom of Illinois was coincidental The two senators spent the afternoon with the President reviewing motions for the coming session Cullom left for Chicago tonight.
In Pekin the ministerial committee discusses a draft北京 and will submit for approval within days. The debates center on wording and potential disservices, with reactions from families watching map projections as signing may be delayed indefinitely.
An incomplete Washington report references the stadia department and a woman observer, noting current tallies and present wearisome variations amid uncertain context and garbled names.
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