Japanese War News and Allied Developments
A chaotic dispatch from the warfront reports Japanese and Allied actions across Europe and Asia. It notes French holdings in flux, Russian loan implications for peace, and American troop movements with emphasis on supply routes and strategic refusals. Reports describe battles near Polish regions, Russian setbacks, and Allied political maneuvers including commissions and appointments, with scattered notes on incidents and correspondents.
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Stitt
Divastols
Cape Turst
Richard FL Lite
Chloe
Nista
Henwrane
Vie Muscovile
Koteepatkin
Pashhon
Lie
Genenel Kirra Pane
Entite Bulle
Kourapithen
Tad
Wallisters
St. Pot Ousshurry
Putershuye
Articott Rees Vonakye
Mecca
Minin
Oti
Agiiast
Lappin
Baron Srymnunst
Doetires
Tioquis
Ravel
Moscow
Turbulent Northwest News Highlights Multiple Tragedies
A garbled Northwest news item reports a series of violent incidents and deaths across several towns. Incidents include a man described as a “ming rs fila tendaa” killed by a highway in Monrocsile, a priestly or hospital official killed in what appears to be a rubbiende, and a woman who died after ingesting castor oil. Other notes mention a Colonel Taylor funeral in Vinevines, a baron’s murder linked to a coal shaft in Assumption, and a long-ago fraud case near Pike county. The chaotic text references various figures such as Albert Flaly, Veron AP, Mra, Kitikler, and Rae Gare, with scattered clues about courts, indictments, and political figures.
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Albert Flaly
Tolait
Peneerie
Lo Jrratoe
Wis
Televestis
al Janesville de
J.B. Whiting
Sutaeet General
Ay Roe Ista Hospital
Petal
Loath
Mra
Kitikler
Wiliam E Crane
Wiliam E Crane, the Votery Gill Oy UF (Hie MD Aranker
Dancen
Larkin Barnett
Mavion
Jonnie Rootigus
Kula
Mes
Waiter Davis
ATONE
Wits Doeideuta
Rae Gare
Tsay
Vinevines
Tid
Avers J. Taylor
Attar Lotis Meyer
Hares
Vinevintes Ys
Eugh
Barney Nacree
Assumption
Se Whitmas
Pike County
Mount Sterling
Akers
Anu L. Barry
Political turmoil as Warner elected senator and resignations urged
Major William Warner of Missouri is elected senator amid a tangle of political maneuvers. Resignations from Colorado governorship and other state posts are urged, with debate over party control and legislative deadlock. The report details names, dates, and ongoing political shifts across several states and parties.
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Willian
Missouri
Peaboy Kent
Colorado
Liew
McDonald
Willian Warner
Val Kong
Westery
Colonelia
Ernie Pas
Ander Gedaan Mibstoys
Grinter
Pennsylvania
Colorado Zemile
Denver
Roverl W. Speer
Alt
Democratic
Ate
Henry A. Tropont
Costas
Eleen J. Dad Ward
Delawarg
Hughes
Cempurat
Cole
Eden
Tolat Vate
Weees
Chalay
National Capital notes a flood of political shifts and decisions
A sprawling, garbled recap of early 20th century U.S. political moves includes plans to block a treaty, postmaster changes, Roosevelt cabinet actions, judicial appointments, and reorganizations. The piece references Secretary Hay’s retirement, Panama Commission reorganization, and various Senate and executive maneuvers amid international tensions with Venezuela and ongoing investigations.
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Roosevelt
Kohlsaat
Bethea
Landis
Senate
Savermint
Venezuela
Moes
United States
Morgan Fall
Ines
Hay Mats
Flex
Adler
Panam Commission
Panama
Immigration and meningitis rise overshadow week in news
Domestic reports note 2803 immigrants scheduled for week arrival in New York via European ports while spinal meningitis cases in New York climb to 78 victims. Rev. Dr. C C Rawlinson of Kenton Kansas elected president of Piattam Ohio College. A Sile Railroad wreck near Winfield Indiana injures twenty two, three seriously. A Mormon priest denounces President Smith for defying laws of God and country.
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New York
C. C. Rawlinson
Kenton
Kia
Piiam
Ohio
Sile
Winfield
Ind
Smith
Hundredth birthday of laryyascope inventor in London
The article notes Cabrera the singing master celebrated his 100th birthday in London while a committee reports in favor of church state separation in France. Pope Pius X received thousands of congratulations in person and by message and celebrated mass with few intimates on his name day in Santiago de Chile amid a violent incident.
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Mareoul
Jatnyton
Sarah
Ross
Weyler
Noweau
Mary
Forthy
Amuse Inclliy
Gearewala
Dai Maanel
Egtradka Cabrera
Ad Secant Peram
London
Sanaa
Provines
Yemen
Pius X
Santiago de Chile
Collapse at Lyric Theater Gallery Kills Four
Four people die and many are injured when a gallery collapse at the Lyric Theater interrupts a performance. The incident surfaces amid a flurry of political and social news including Rome society plans and European tensions.
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Uymans
Society of Rome
Indianapolis
Turner Society
Castro
France
Utt
Noto
von Plehve
Funeral Car Wreck Near Lancaster Injures Many
A funeral procession vehicle wrecked on a hill road near Lancaster PA injuring 21 aboard. One man, Thomas Cummings aged 8, died later. his wife had just been buried. Authorities report severe injuries to several passengers amid a somber scene.
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Piarquis
Anglessy
Monte Carm
C. ‘Travers
Wits
York City
Russall Muntock
Baltimore
Meyer Gegenkorn
Voon Tortime
New York
Chris G. Tuee
Michigan
Luce
Windsor
Ohio
Lot Thomas
Storm Lake
Los Angeles
Joseph
Chertlerd
Ion
Tapital
Muscatine
Iowa
Cal
Tow
Thedwell
Jarke
Wis
Aspen
Ala
Oman
Kelligar
Berar
Thomas LI
Thomas I. Toluson
Wayne Courly
Boston
Lane
Arthur GC. Cummings
Virginia
Abingdon
Moexico
Civi
Edward UO. Walcott
Soudamenaa
Courtney
Mtr
Wo Eo
Ik Myule
Carty
Toney
Nebl
Paris
Thomas Tt. Barber
Fist
Lwwaii
Rugby
Amy
New York City
Wise
Pulot
Spain
Harbor
al New York Volunteers
Philippines
Mise
Rebecca Jones
Cvlermier
New Yarky
Surogate
Gordon Thumursley
Gre Sear
Tan
Yioldine
Jaliston
N.Y
Loos Y
Marlborough
Beresford
Horace Wardner
Laporte
Ind
Tye
Anta
Bewl
Wineis Hoard
Lincaster Pa
Marar
Bolley
Feria
Thomas Cummings
Philadelphia Firm Files Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition
The Provident Investment Company of Philadelphia yesterday made an assignment and later a petition was filed for involuntary bankruptcy. Liabilities are reported near 1,040,000 with assets described as very small.
Esch Comes for Lacrosse Normal in Madison Saga
In Madison on March 23 the senate passed a bill suspending rules, advanced several measures, and laid over the appropriation bill for a $30,000 site for a new La Crosse normal school. Rep J J Bach of La Crosse and Senator Morris attended, amid political rumors over the Roosevelt town proposal. Ten assembly bills moved to third reading. four senate measures were indefinitely postponed or killed.
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Roosevelt
Madison
Senate
Tadler
J. J. Bach
le Crosse
Morris
Nespoer
la Crosse
Calenidar
Jala
Neny
Taylor County
Yeating
Sanborn i
Storm in Alabama Brings Loss and Widespread Damage
Reports detail a cyclone that swept across the southern region causing substantial property damage and loss of life. Names and places are faint in the copy, but the blast left tens of thousands of dollars in damage and disrupted communities across the targeted counties.
Bandon Seeks Dead Bodies After Fire Ruins Shoe Factory
Brockton Mass March 22 A desperate search for victims continues after the shoe factory ruins collapse. After hours of constant effort police and fire crews fear more remains may be recovered as identification remains uncertain.
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Brockton
Mass
JL Ofelock
Esadt
Joe
Yancer
Wisconsin Senate Hearings Spotlight Eaton Spending
Senators Miller Gaveney Willey and Hagemeister testified on Eaton spending during the barber bill period. Witnesses described conferences in saloons and hotels, gifts and hospitality, and Eaton's efforts to sway committee votes as the 1901 measures were debated.
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Milwauhe Jans’ Courtrount
Srmite Chamber
Madison
Sale
aAtteudancw
Wazon Tribery
John C. Gavesey
Trempealeau Countye
Ano Ims
Insorts
Senate
Miller
Eaton
Buttonholme
Hagenteister
Red
Bawen
Stark
Stask
T Alway
Hagemeister
Ttnj
Dyers
Cat
Leminn
Gaveney
Waton
Mr. McGovern
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Winchester
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Byrneville
Indianaugh
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Polis
T. H. Salmon
Fey Yor
Cou Commatission Company
Dagen
Ue Define Concern
Hondsman, Tor
Fay City
Mich
John White
North American Chemical Company
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Northwest News
Mewin & Webttah Monrocsile
Dent Roosevelt Danerd
Delmonico's
Paotina Coal
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Missourievahu
Standard Qi
New York State
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Kansas Cof
Standard Oil
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St. Patrick’s Way
Joseph F. Smith
Iorinus
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Owe
Mopule la Hue Smith
PT Kuethry
Syany-Chatfart Millan
Adel Sloek
Lally Dasa Pires
Providence
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Opeblie Deueker
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Tilly
Buuren
Aude Wate
Odd Butts
Sears
Vlyangline Ls
Jane
Abcuh
Pousti
Pool
William Gaing
Houndills
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Galesburg
Che Tees
Pasi Weis Ga
Whilteouw
Olaw
Wu Jary Towne
Cindersperser Guiley
Slike Sengtoy Raton
Miwauker
Mary LB. Page
St Louis
Guckiod
James
Alxander Hargis
Red Callan
Wien
Tan 4 Sa
Sete
Ater
Firistaunt
Hitcheadh
Mloronee Kelly
Mothers’ Congress
Huy
Cortelvou
An- Mirauct
Roibtiean National Ominibrreas
Roosevel
Crehiinots
Fuseral
Assembly
McGregor
Eicher
Lown Uraing
George Scott
Smelker
Wisconsin River
Kinney
Chippewa River
Buon County
Mr. Saugen
Beedle
Ekern
Winon
Hatten
Merton
Mudwall
Bai
Roehr
Sanvora
Wipperman
Alabama
Aim
Roanoke
Wight
Bandon
Miller, Gaveney
Wiley
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