World and War News From the Week in Review
Global dispatches note Aguinaldo warned to evacuate Manila suburbs within 24 hours under threat of firing. Washington reports no pension legislation needed for disabled Spanish War soldiers and widows. Miles criticisms ease. 7,000 more troops to Manila. Alger tours camps, vows investigation. McKinley forms war dept commission with SchoField Gordon Gray on panel. Dewey warns Manila is critical. Army units kept in service.
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Olig
Washington
War Department
Manila
Alger
Washdugtod
Ando
Jacksonville
Fla
Ofs
United Btates
Aguinaldo
Agmiralito
Bare
Tong Kong
McKinley
Philippine Islands
Corbin
Scho- Field
John B. Gordon
Georgia
George Gray
Delaware
Alth
Dewey
Iowa
Howe
Santiago de Guba
New York
Spain
Manio
Cuba
Guantanamo
Pahis Stall
Ick
Timan
Miles
Carp Wi
Havana
Unclear text artifact with multiple inconsistent items
Fragmentary OCR mentions Dr Bal and Seruges of Montserrat with a misrendered event about a cowite and quinine. Also references a murder near Columbus Ohio involving Johnard and his daughter, and a Unieves group. Lastly notes a United Giness manufacturers' association formed in Pittsburgh representing 4 apligt of $3,900,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal, Seruges
Montserrat
E Johnard
Columbus
United Giness Manufacturers’ Association
Pittsburgh
Massively Fragmented 1900s News Clippings From Chicago to Jerome
The dispatches recount arrivals of troops in Chicago and naval funerals, hotel fires in Newport and Thermopolis, drownings in the Potomac, large weekly exchange figures, and a broad slate of political notes. Elections, divorces, crimes, and sports standings mingle with vivid incidents across cities from Denver to Honolulu.
Dismissal Reported in Tonio and Quebec Tragedy
A telegraph from the British mail confirms Leon Mung Chime's dismissal at his own request. Meanwhile two people, Girl Smith and Louis Sass, both of Vienso's Wwebleknawn news, drowned at the Saguemay River in Quebec, Canada.
Censorship Talks Weighty Measures and Turbulent News
The report notes attempts to curb publication of legal proceedings and telegraphic dispatches amid a government push for stringent controls. New Westminster suffers a $2.5 million loss from a sweeping dive impacting the business district. Rioting in Guatemala leaves 300 dead at polls. Empress Elisabeth of Austria is assassinated in Geneva by an Italian anarchist. The Ottoman topic centers on an ultimatum demanding Turkey withdraw troops from Crete.
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Aerinta Atyices Tere
Cabrera
New Westminster
Guatemala
Elizabeth Amelia Eugenia
Austria
Hungary
Geneva
Switzerland
Hotel Beaurivage
Joueheon
Wasare
Powerere
Turkey
Crete
Maine governor reelected and congressmen unseated
The Maine election left Llewellyn Mowers reelected as governor by a 21,000 margin while four Republican congressmen Rouse Reet Aileen Cityplay Bevin C. Burleigh and Charles A. Boutelle were defeated.
Cabinet Aims at Luzon Focus in Philippine Peace Terms
Washington reports the cabinet discusses peace instructions for the American peace commissioners. The plan prioritizes Manila Bay and Luzon, aims to keep the Philippines under US control, and suggests a gradual transition for governance. Publicity of the instructions is to be avoided. volunteeer forces remain ready for service.
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Washington
Philippines
Paris
United States
Spain
Cuba
Puerto Itico
Cala
Philippine
Manila Bay
Cavite
Correzidor Islands
Luzon
West Indies
China
Saatu
Ali
McKinley
Naval Station
Dewey
Philippine, Caroline
Ladrone Islands
Peace Commission
Feilure
Books and Authors in Early European and German Markets
A fragmented report notes the first European boalethaberer appeared in Japanese titled Heine's Germin songa. It mentions Dickens letters sold in Lisbon for 743 dollars and rising German demand for Pax Voitsauin and The Greatest Thing in the World, each selling in tens of thousands to over 113 thousand copies.
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Heine
Germin Songa
Charles Dickens
Varius
Losbon
Prof
Drummond Ia
Germany
ANTESTALIAN UPRISING SHADOWS AUSTRIA OVER EMMpress DEATH
Special dispatches from Vienna report widespread anti Italian riots following Empress Elisabeth assassination. Italian and native clashes erupt in Trieste Gratz and Vienna with deaths and mass dismissals to quell riot fears. Vienna guards the Italian embassy as funeral arrangements unfold.
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London
Vienna
Elizabeth
Irieste
Gratz
Geneva
Fribourg
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Sufly
Federal Council
Berne
Henda Hared
Bofburg
Capugin
Loussiane
Taigini
Luchessi
Italy
Wumbert
Digabeth
Charltion
Dody
Francis Joseph
Revenue law attack at United States court
Chicago September 14 A writ of habeas corpus was filed in the United States court by James Nivol a board of trade member who was fined 400 last week for violating the revenue law. He contends the section forcing brokers to state sales and contracts is beyond Congress power and not uniform. The case remains under advisement.
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Yukon
Timets
Chicago
United States
Oth
McKinley
War Myer
G. A. Ti
Cincinnati
Grean House
Newport
Joss Leiter
Wheeler and Lient
Kirkpatrick
Camp Wikoff
Potomas River
Cassius
Dora Richardson Clay
Scott
Manson County
Kyebeult Court
Wil Lawrence
Cleveland
Teas
Oxford
Denver
Florence Richardson
Honolulu
Hawaii
Beebiel
Wysuidotte
Lingell
Thermore
Medozeph Michaels, Jr
James McCray
W. Watson
Ben Michaels
Dry Ridge
Jerome
A. T
Aimos
Red Rich
Cal
Cols
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Sir Potter
Kansas City
Kan
Jesse Bedgerow
Grand Rapids
Mich
Aylesworth
Masonic Temple
Washington Court House
Philadelphia
Toston
Daltmore
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Brooklyn
Washington
Louis
United Alites Court
James Nivol
Board of Trade
Nicol
Congress
Gen. Blaake
Showalter
Keith's Enamel Starch Promises Superior Laundry Finish
A vintage advertisement extols Keith's Enamel Starch as the best cold water starch for laundry work. It claims a pearl like finish, elasticity, damp weather resistance, and no white residue on colored fabrics. The copy urges readers to ask their hardware dealer to prove it is the most perfect starch made.
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Keith
Wong
Jess
Arial
Musician refuses to sing after questioning voice claim
A brief exchange on a piano bench reveals tension as the singer hints at hidden talent while the man deflects with a rapid shift of topic. The moment underscores doubt about her musical ability.
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Hieaga Post
Free Lands Near Louisville & Nashville Rail Line
Northwest Florida offers about one million acres of government land and substantial railroad lands for homestead entry. Land Commissioner J. Wemyss invites inquiries, with first and third shelf trips monthly by Louisville & Nashville Railroad at special rates. Potential buyers should contact Mr. P. Atmare for details.
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Weaierm
Florida
Louiville & Nashville Railroad
J. Wemyss
General Land Commissigner
Pensacola
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
P. Atmare
Louisville, Ky
Partiowara
Calico craze and witty exchange quoted
United States calico production fills twenty five thousand miles of fabric per year, with Simpson's Prints praised for colorfastness and beauty. Evelyn replies to her father about a young man’s wartime bravery, cheekily linking his kiss to directing Dewey’s movements.
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United States
Evelyn
Nong
Dewey and Coke
Philadelphia
Frees A Home in Texas pamphlet on 30000 acres for sale
Description announces a free pamphlet detailing 30000 acres of fertile farm land for sale in Chesterville Texas County Colorado. It lists cheap rates and full particulars available from Southern Texas Colonization Company John Jinderholm Mar No UC Rialto Hldy Chicago.
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Texas
Chesterville
Colorado County
Southern Texas Colonization Company
John Jinderholm
Mar
UC Rialto Hldy
Chicago
Mrs Pinkhams Advice Letter Praises Herbal Cure
A reader describes severe uterine and digestive troubles and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after five bottles. She urges others to write for free advice and notes Mrs Pinkham's address in Lyon, Maine.
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Deak Mas
Prixias
Pinkham
Walter Sad
Nia Hones
Dra. T Makhara
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Preleli
ITF
Lowe Gnd
Joseph B. Lane
Davenport
John F. Doherty
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Marshall Town
Claude Porter
Appanoose County
William d. Bryan
Carl Shelden
Northway
Ohio
Jefferson Township
Salt Lake City
Jak
Ohler
Tistlee Zane
Almay B. Eldredge
Saint County
Colorado
Sarah Ann
Hazelton
Maine
Llewellyn Mowers
Rup
Republic
Rouse Reet
Aileen
Bevin C. Burleigh
Charles A. Boutelle
Winchester
Laura
Alice Dellinger
George Lister
Anu
Candia
Prouty
Federal Court
Texumseh
O. T
Nome
Gorvera
Staf
Portsmouth
Statander
Dennken
Fort Vran
Tenjamin Pones
Clay County
Tiberty
Wheeler
Decatur
Ala
d'Al- Inenns
Weyler
Blanco
Primo de Rivera
Cervera
Thomas NM. Cooley
Aled
Ann Arbor
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Biid
Texarkana
Tex
Sons of Veterans
Omaha
Neb
Middle West
Merchants’ and Travelers’ Association
Sarah Avery
W. Hy Ford
John Cherry
Wichita
Mirabeth
Day
David Morgan
Japan
Frank W. Rollins
Concord
New Tampshire
Maxima Gomez
Comninder
Ehigt
American Central
Mippewa Walle
Atou Salon
Samo
Purkis
Amerigny
Ana
Chiehaainn
Qiahay
Wis
al Tuten
Miniin
Penes Commission
Alusitem
Theis
Aliallen
Revenue Law
Chicago Board of Trade
San Francisco
Healey, Micbette & Co
Enamly
Page Page Harbor
United States Navy
Islan
Grete
Gerald Noel
Cretan
Betem Pasha
Tals
Henrik Thien
Norway
Dterry Truman Weed
Europe
Hood
America
North Dakota
Atchison
Mrs. Nell Hurst
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