Spain angry at Germany over Caroline Islands annexation
Spanish irritation rises over Germany’s possession of the Caroline Islands. Newspapers condemn the act as a violation of international law, noting Spain had warned Germany of preparations by the Philippine governor since last March. Cholera deaths soar in Spain with thousands dead and new cases daily across regions.
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Prince OF Wales
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Henri Hechefort
England
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Paris
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Olivier Pain
Lord Lyons
Lard Lyons
Unable to Determine From Fragmentary OCR
Fragmentary OCR text lacks clear events, names, dates, or locations to summarize into a coherent news item or card. No identifiable entities or actions present for a valid two-line record.
Confession on Chloroform Death Amid Courtroom Oddities
A MAXWELL admits he killed Prellor by accidental chloroform overdose while heart disease facts emerge. The scene includes reporters and guards as he signs a clarified statement under witness and attorney instructions. Plus reports from Washington and New York discuss Indian Territory politics and trade reflections.
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Freiier
Glm
Bps. Louis
Twansay
Maxrwell
Prellor
Drollec
Pretter
Immigrant arrivals and railway freight feats reported
Immigrants landed at Castle Garden since January reach about thirty thousand in the first four months. A marked rise in outbound passenger travel is noted. A North Western freight train delivers tea from Tecoma to a western city in eight days and four hours, a record pace. Packing industry totals show hogs packed nationwide totaling 3,905,000 from March 1 to date, up from 2,805,000 year earlier.
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Srenen
New
Youk
Castle Ganien
Yous
Tecoma
Ocoas
Ourcaco
General strike called by Knights of Labor on the Wabash
A national Knights of Labor strike order affects 74 000 workers on the Wabash Gould lines and western roads. The order seeks work stoppages until further notice, with warnings of massive action if yard and shop crews resist. Officials cite alleged abuses by courts and companies and promise further nationwide measures.
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Romls
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Keighta
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Brewer
Treat
Krekel
T. J. Russell
Wabash Committee
Kansas Ict
Palmer
Ilinois
Fall Fairs and a Call for Swine Breeders Meet
Reports from Washington claim a planned reorganization of the Soldiers Homes at Hampton Virginia Dayton Ohio and Milwaukee Wisconsin amid mismanagement charges against General T J Woodfin the Hampton commandant for fourteen years His successor General Pressnaton of Pennsylvania is named as likely replacement The National Swine Breeders Association calls a third annual meeting set for November 11 at ten A M in the Sherman House Chicago Invitation extends to all state and national swine groups Two delegates per organization will attend and a program with national figures is planned A fatal collision near Cabin Creek Charleston W Va aboard a loaded coal train killed four officials including Layton Oshierd and seriously injured Thoman local railroad executive Joseph Hall and others involved in the incident
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Maurin
VaLing
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John
Kest
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Wyman
Miller
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John Truby
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Wyman Truby
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Flood Rock Blasting Near Hell Gate Planned
New York reports preparations to blow Flood Rock at Hell Gate, detailing nine years of tunnel work, the layout of galleries, explosive placement, and the plan to use dynamite and rackarock with electric or concussion fuzes. The operation aims to clear the obstruction by October 1, with crews moving carriages and rails as blasts approach.
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Hell Gate
Point
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Blackwell's Island
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Astoria
Minor News Items From A Busy Period Across Regions
Readied items report vast Egyptian cotton prospects blue berry production in Maine and a Vermont governor’s death. Frost touched Des Moines while fire damages and fatalities occur in Union City and Cleveland. Public works extend from Caspian Railway links to telegraph and land offices. Health scares from typhoid in Mattoon to drought impacts in England tie to broader national notes.
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Maine
Julian Converse
Vermont
Des Moines
United States Signal Service
Phiilippopolia
Turkey
George B. McCiellan Rapires
United States Senate
Heath
Magn
Hudson
Illinois post offices to inaugurate special delivery Oct 1
A list of Illinois towns set to receive special delivery beginning October 1 includes Alton Aurora Belleville Bloomingdale Braidwood Cairo Champaign Decatur East St. Louis Freeport Galesburg Jacksonville Joliet Kankakee Lincoln Litchfield Mendota Moline Monmouth Ottawa Peru Pekin Peoria Quincy Rock Island Rockford Springfield Sterling Streator Waukegan and more.
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Ilinois- Cancaco
Tilinois
Ottawa
Paria
Pekin
Peoria
Peru
Quincy
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Springaeld
Sterling
Streator
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Poundmaker Trial Ends With Three Year Sentence
The trial of Indian Chief Poundmaker for complicity in the rebellion concluded on Tuesday. Poundmaker received a three year imprisonment term.
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Woundmaker
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