HELP FOR THE BOERS RALLY IN SOUTH AFRICA PROTEST
A large audience heard speeches and resolutions in support of the Boer cause and protest against British actions in South Africa. The meeting urged funding for relief and urged U.S. opposition to war policies, with calls for committees and coordinated agreements among attendees. Local figures and a notable gathering in support of the Boers highlighted the tone of the event.
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Amsterlian Theatre
la W. Bourke Cohn
Foltass
Coukril
Appiease
Miss Stone Located Amid Confusing Reports
Disjointed notes describe the presumed locating of Miss Stone by Sofi and Dee. The fragmentary text mentions an investigation into a Babes-related case, a supply of food for trigs, and an inquiry into a predicted robbery linked to a Unicast informant.
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Sofi
Dee
Ain
Lowe
Ian
Orai
Keniit
Scatt
Tinta
Joseph Chare
Aind Pinenai
Alfredhain
Washington Announces Judge Baker for Vacant Seventh Circuit
Washington on December 11 announced after a cabinet meeting that Judge Francis E. B. Baker had been selected by the president for the vacant judgeship in the Seventh Circuit core of dirdlana.
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Washington
Francis EB. Baker
Seventh Circuit
Dirdlana
Defiant Copper King Lawson Refuses Sellout Or Compromise
Boston December 10 Lawrence W Lawson declares he will not capitulate or compromise after losses exceeding 10,000 and 44,000 in Amalgamated, asserting he cannot be forced to sell or yield control. He vows to act according to his own plan, despite market pressure and dividend concerns.
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Boston
Thomas W. Lawson Las
Dotisnee
Epernles
Urdhelty
Broan
Taryson
Safe Robbers Try to Rob National Duck Bank
Five or six men conducted a staged robbery near Chesapeake and Cleveland. Police say the attempted raid failed when a security crew drove them off and two suspects fled, later captured nearby. Victims and bystanders were shaken but unharmed.
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Chieelawatt
Cleveland
Savakenvd
Mtn
Stelis
Anperlor Leathers
Urvigg
Janet
German Crown Collapses Delay Mediterranean Cruise
London reports the German crown prince's health has collapsed, forcing cancellation of his planned extended Mediterranean cruise aboard the imperial yacht Lohenzollern. In Washington, President appoints Cornelius Van Cott postmaster at New York.
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London
Mediterranean
Lohenzollern
New York
Washington
Cornelius van Cott
Exclusion Polity Debate at Labor Union Meeting
At the American Federation of Labor convention in Scranton on December 11, delegates debated excluding Chinese and other Asians from U S territory and adopting a universal label for union-made goods. The Chinese exclusion measure drew division. some supported it while others opposed, and the proposal was defeated.
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Scranton
United States
Lie Wolysntes
Bederitlen
Mather
Conyers Spose
Hurger
Memorial Assn asks in Arch Men GoGo ty Congress
Unclear fragments describe the Meikley Memorial association event and related charges, with references to New York, treasury actions, and anticipated payments. The text mixes several topics, mentioning a ballpark event, security details, and a Treasury decision to anticipate interest payments on January 1. Names and places are garbled and many details are unreadable.
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Lley
Meikley
Senate and House Proceedings In Brief Washington
The Senate foreign relations committee voted to report favorably the Hay Pauncefote treaty for a central canal. A bill proposing a submarine subsidy tied to fishing was introduced in the Senate and discussed. Debates touched Chinese exclusion and party polities as lawmakers shortened adjournment. The House presented petitions and debated appointive committees as the Capitol session continued.
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Senate
House
Washington
Dee
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Ilitustun
Brye
Tyivine
Gonrtsy
Jurisule
Gil
Dorkins
Phaldy Abelard
Spesker
Pennsylvania
Plight of a Cashier in a Fading City Tale
A garbled OCR tale describes a cashier involved in a bond and surety scheme tied to real estate and personal property. The piece mentions a stable business front, a bond with a surety company, and protection of funds amid ongoing confusion and unclear names.
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Faustinnites
de Lyud
Elty Suificlett
Lisl Wein
Fragmented OCR finds scattered deaths and suspects in unclear case
An incomprehensible OCR fragment describes a deadly incident with many scattered names and places. It references a burial scene, injured individuals, and a list of unclear suspects or witnesses across several states, implying a violent event with multiple persons involved.
Acquittal for Mrs Dale in Murd r case confusion
A tangled report from New York describes Mrs Dale of China being tried for murder, with charges over certificate theft and alleged poisoning tablets. The jury reportedly found Emuicline died after ingesting tablets. Separate notes recount Ada Gilbert Dennis found near death with severe injuries in Washington.
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New York
Dale
China
Claese
Inkstake
Coueiphala
Uae
Dillings
Emuicline
Washington
Ada Gilbert Dennis
Jett
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Federation of Labor
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