Marines Clash After Conord Guns Fire At Chin Kiang
A telegraph from Chin Kiang reports an American warship Concord party firing rifles at Chinese forces. A Chinese mob seized the attackers and injured a U.S. crew member. Washington officials assess the incident as tensions rise with China. some vessels may be dispatched.
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Chinese Forts Hold for Weeks in North China Battle
Transcribed notes describe Chinese and Japanese forces clashing near an Amoy area stronghold. Chinese defenders repelled several assaults while Japanese marines supported by ships fought to regain position. Prisoners were taken as both sides suffered casualties amid shifting lines and ambivalent diplomacy. Local officials consider peace talks, but no treaty power existed to conclude terms. The piece also reports a separate incident in MSTEVUNTINER involving a boiler explosion injuring workers at River Lo, with twenty hurt and some fatally, and debris scattering bricks across the area.
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Murdered by Son Over Family Dispute
A 19 year old farmer near here struck his father on the head with a club during a quarrel yesterday. The blow proved fatal as the man died shortly after. Police and investigators are questioning witnesses to determine the circumstances and motive behind the attack.
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Tras
MaCelley
Pennsylvania Legislature Moves Toward Busy Session
The Pennsylvania legislature nears adjournment with over two thousand wills introduced in Bath Hoddien. Both houses push to finalize measures. the Senate plans a late-week session as bills move toward the governor for approval. A special calendar for appropriation bills is prepared to allow first readings at the evening adjournment later in the week.
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Marsludl
house
Adindar
Police Busy in Brooklyn Scramble Sunday
Police battled disorder across Brooklyn districts as crowds gathered on Third Avenue and Fortieth Street. A heavy, obstructive pile of boards and boxes created hazards while a battery vehicle passed, blocking traffic and provoking confrontations.
Earthly Paradise Talk Sparks Labor Debate at Theatre
A morning file at Front Street theater drew workingmen to hear Congressman Simpson discuss strikes. He urged waiting for election day to redress grievances at the ballot box, labeling a key issue as main and criticizing popular party ideas while praising populist themes.
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Congressmaan Simpson
Popular party
Fatal explosion wounds and multiple injuries at local works
An explosion at a chemical works in Alcuhed Britax Injures several workers. Jculim Dugan, 30, married, dies. James Long fatally hurt, Purdy seriously injured and may die. John O'ivete, 40, married, near Brinton, suffers severe injuries. A. Dainty, married, near Brinton, suffers rib and leg fractures and burns. Dugan reportedly lit a match to inspect a barrel mark.
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Britax
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Pittsbury
James Long
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Jehin O'ivete
Brinton
A. Dainty
Dugan
Drowned girl during skating on Blackstam River
Wornekoort Mune February 4. Gertha Ba Shiw, 15, drowned while skating on the Blackstam river near Pisherville. Rescue efforts by bystanders and officials saved another person, but she did not survive.
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Mune
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Pisherville
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Two Children Cremated in Cabin Fire Tragedy
News from Glenwood reports a cabin at Spring Galeh occupied by the Ganl family burned. Two children, ages one year and another unnamed, perished as they played with a control cage, the cause of the fire under investigation.
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Calo
Spring Galeh
James Ganl
minner
Belgian Poisoner’s Conviction Shocks Boston Court
A Belgian poisoner Mme Joniaux was sentenced to death after a rapid assize court hearing. The case involved murder by poison for an alleged inheritance, with jury deliberations lasting about forty five minutes and no public scenes during sentencing.
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Actors in a Railroad Wreck Near Ohlonessterlas
An extra passenger coach on the Indiana and Illinois Southern railroad two miles west of Ohlonessterlas fell in a wreck caused by a broken rail. Eleven people aboard the coach were killed or injured. six men were seriously hurt, including G. M. Adams who sustained internal injuries.
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NEWTON
Tils
Indiana and UYinvuis
King Alexander Seeks Marriage With Princess Sybille Hope
King Alexander of Servin proposes wedlock to Princess Sybille of Hesse. The princess’s parents will consider the offer in years to come, if Alexander becomes king.
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Arbitration favored rail labor bill faces mixed views
A labor arbitration bill reported to Congress aims to balance rights of labor and capital in interstate rail operations. Letters from railway unions praise arbitration while seeking rapid action and a dedicated government official to push settlement efforts. A separate note emphasizes conciliation before arbitration and urges prompt passage to stabilize industry.
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Pennsylvania
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Currell
Wright
Bernan
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Railway Conducta
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F. M. Arnuld
Ficeman
P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
D. L. Cease
Wy. C. Edens
Brotherhood of
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PAIS Jetter
national congress
Rochefort's Triumph In Paris Amid Enthusiastic Crowds
Reports recount Rochefort's triumphant return to Paris after an amnesty, as crowds cheered the journalist and shouted as his carriage rolled through Rue Montmartre. The procession paused at key streets and a Marseillaise chorus rose in his honor, with observers noting dense crowds and visible relief.
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Marshal Canrebert Funeral in Paris Honors Last Marshal
Paris honors Marshal Canrebert, last of the marshals of eidnenserin, with an imposing military procession to the Hotel des Invalides. General 3.er leads the march as ministers, generals, and officials follow. the son walks in attendance.
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Ex Queen Li Jit Of Uatnsit Arrested In Insurrection
Report states former Hawaii ruler Theopos Pebta-Es Queen Li Jit Of Uatnsit has been arrested amid alleged clanplicits in a recent insurrection. Officials Kenny Fron and Sia Atckbinek WN cite a government breakdown and widespread captures of junta leaders Wilcosx and SAlowlin among those tried by court ganrthal.
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Pebta-Es
Li Jit
rhres
cuiley
Local Trade Talks Reach Agreement Across River Barrier
In a tense note from the British south Afgan company, Ty Tet Hun and Jameson announce a forthcoming agreement with the late end government. Within days, a treaty seen as expanding Jameson’s administrative reach across the Zeutihenl river on the southern shore of Lake Tandy is expected to be signed.
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Prohibly Vatal UWotel Fire at Columbia Hotel
An early morning fire destroyed a Columbia hotel leaving guests evacuated. The blaze gutted the building and authorities believe mass casualties were avoided as occupants fled. Investigators trace the cause to the kitchen area with authorities estimating damage at around 785 and noting the aftermath in the town.
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Raiding Sunday Lilliard Players
Police raided billiard rooms in New York on Sunday night closing Maurice Daly's and George S. Slosatt's venues. Sixteen prisoners were taken at Daly's and Slosatt's arrest included thirty others present. All detainees were liberated after bail.
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New Yoas
Maurice Daly
George S. Sloasatt
Daly
Slossun
Negroes Goins to México party arrives in New Orleans
A group of about 300 negroes reached New Orleans on a special train from Birmingham. The party, described as the vanguard of a larger group, is expected to continue toward Mexico, with details remaining unclear due to garbled text in the report.
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Quern and Crescent
simningham
Gontomals Engage in Peace Talks Between Nations
Feb 4 negotiations report progress between Mexico and Guatemala. Guatemala's envoy De Leon works toward a pacific settlement with confidence of success. Also noted: two desperadoes captured near Pawnee Oklahoma after a jail escape, and German election defeat in Württemberg with riots in Tirnova Bulgaria.
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Guatemala
De Leon
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Bulgaria
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Tirnova
Congress eyes currency bill vote amid uncertain prospects
The Senate will spend the week on finance and currency measures as leaders seek a vote on the unreined currency bill by Thursday though no assurance of success exists. Debate centers on a banking and currency package tied to administration proposals, with committees expected to report on various financial bills and a focus on the Hawaii cable project and district appropriations.
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President Greenhut Denies Receivership Trouble
President J B Greenhut appears amid whisky trust disputes with Benjamin J Grovnhut and Seber Stevens, attorney for the company, defending his version of the receivership issue. He cites a sworn affidavit adopted at the recent meeting as his best statement, claiming mismanagement by the board. He declined to answer questions, stating he would not testify further.
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Colonists Threatened by Staevatiors in Proposed Ceremony
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a planned event involving colonists and Staevatiors, with references to a formal ceremony in Pentoibee and tensions over espriioit. Mentions of Northern Westotsin, illness, debate among groups, and various names appear amid garbled text.
Johnstown Churches Foster Nebraska Famine Aid
Local churches unite to raise funds with the Woman's Relief Corps having shipped 300 to 400 dollars in provisions and clothing to Nebraska. Several city churches decided to contribute money to designated receivers who will forward it in the coming days.
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Wrecked Vessel Bound for Jacksonville Shelters After Beaching
A schooner named Ollie bound from Melbourne to Jacksonville ran aground on the Florida coast. The crew, John and Robert Scott of East Jacksonville, were rescued in a canoe by Captain Robinson after the pumps filled waist-deep. The scene described as exhausting, the ship set ablaze.
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Schoener Ollie
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Robert Scott
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