Unclear fragmentary report with multiple names and events
Readable portions reference a crime with Miss Mowrer and Bridg left home for Texas, an arrest in Lebanon, and various local incidents. Several named persons, places, and organizations appear with scattered details, but the full story is obscured by garbled OCR and overlapping notes.
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Acti Marttee
Depiutts
Tafarell
Michigan
Aishoopet
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Reton
Bridg
Lawton Plans Wild West Tactics In Filipino Expedition
Manila reports Major General Henry W. Lawton commands an 180 man force moving from San Pedro Macati toward Laguna de Bay with sharp shooters from Thorntons Mountain Battery and various infantry battalions. The aim is to cross Laguna de Bay, destroy rebel boats, and sweep south toward the lake region as troops push inland.
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Manila
Henry W. Lawton
Laguna de May
Santas Cruz
Tlawtherne
Ates Scauadran
Fourth Cavalry
Brinke
Tuppan
Ldshe
Fraine
North Dakota
Othe
Pasig
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Haiiaire
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Relais
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Death of Supreme Court Justice Stephen J Field
Washington special reports the death of Justice Stephen J Field at Capitol Hill home Sunday evening from kidney complications. Born November 4 1818 in Haddam Connecticut Field helped found the California Supreme Court and later served as Chief Justice then U S Supreme Court associate judge for thirty four years.
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Washington
Stephen J. Field
United States Supreme Court
Capitol Hill
S. J. Field
Haddam
Conn
David Dinlley Field
David Dandy Fey
Cyrus W
Henry M. Bield
Field
California
Marysville
Supreme Court
Not a Candidate Admiral Dewey Refuses Presidential Bid
The text reports Admiral Dewey declining to be considered for a presidential run, noting he did not seek or accept party support. It references opinions in Vermont and mentions party leaders and possible supporters, while outlining the political context and public reaction to the idea of his candidacy.
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Dewey
Cabad
Vermont
Mochinsy Batoi
Lively Times in Samoa Amid War Ship Drills
A garbled report notes daily target practice by United States and British warships near Samoa. It mentions personnel and supporters, with unclear specifics on locations or dates, reflecting a wartime training scene and public reactions.
Warship Arrives in San Francisco After Pacific Voyage
The Mariposa docked Friday carrying personnel and cargo from Australia via Samoa and Hawaii. Reports describe a tense labor dispute in Kahuku with Chinese and Japanese workers and heavy drinking and unrest noted aboard ship personnel awaiting further developments. The Associated Press dispatches from the coast recount a brewing labor conflict, with little detail on casualties or outcomes as authorities monitor the situation.
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Mariposa
Atralia
Sammon
Tienelula
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Melulu
Disarmament Congress Delegation Named for Hague Meeting
The report lists key figures for a disarmament delegation including Andrew LD White as ambassador to the Netherlands, Captain Crossen of the Ordnance Department, and retired Captain A T Mahan of the Navy, with Frederick Hollis of New York slated as secretary of the delegation. The date and place indicate a May assembling in the Hague.
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Armoane
Andrew LD. White
United States
Root Herlin
Newell
Netherlands
Seth Low
Colum University
Crossen Oor
Ordnance Department
United States Army
Oid
A. T. Mahan
Montreal trainer fatally mauled by elephant in circus incident
A trainer named Fisher, 28, was killed after an elephant attacked during a show. The incident occurred in Quebec, Canada, with the elephant dragging and crushing the trainer’s body before help arrived. The victim’s home is listed as Montreal.
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Pawel
Ornei
Fisher
Crushi
Montreal
Can
Lynching after murder at Cleland farm
In Lieohkvillie Mississippi two Black men, Forest Jamison and Mose Anderson, confessed to Choking farm owner T P Cleland who was found dead in his room twelve miles east. A mob of 20 citizens seized the two suspects and hanged them from a tree in an orderly dispersal.
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Jamissa
Mose Anderson
T. P. Cleland
Cleland
Creland
Forest Jamison
Bryan to Belmont in Democ racy policy feud letter
Lincoln Nebr April 1 180 View letters exchange between Perry Belmont and Bryan centered on Democratic party policy and the issue of Jefferson dinners in New York. Bryan argues that the party's standard is Jeffersonian democracy and cites tax, coinage, and platform debates as the controlling test of patriotism and Democratic creed.
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Fragmentary Report On Mountain Warfare Abroad
A garbled text fragment describes resistance and guerrilla warfare in a mountainous region with mentions of Americans Spanish forces and interior motives. It references mountain war, pillage, beheadings, and strategies, noting tensions between American troops and Spanish authorities and signaling ongoing conflict.
Remarkable Proclamation Calls for Religious Awakening in Rural New Hampshire
Governor urges citizens to reflect on the decline of church life across rural towns in New Hampshire Maine and Vermont. He advocates public prayers and meetings to revive worship and the Puritan spirit amid unchristened births unnamed churches and civil marriages.
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New Hampshire
Werner
Reileien
Jarmirt
Christ
Rellins
Maine
Vermont
Advice to the Negro South Carolina race tensions in 1900s
Professor Booker T. Washington urges building alliance with the Democratic Party to calm race conflict. He questions why Black voters in the South oppose white Southern leaders and politics and suggests seeking safer friends among White Democrats who can protect and improve Black interests. He discusses fostering cooperation rather than perpetual opposition.
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Tau
North Carolina
Russell
Reconstruction Era Reconstruction and Uncertain Policy Inquiry
Fragmented text outlines officials amid Reconstruction debates in the United States. Mentions administration plans, progress in work of recon, island extraction, and terms of payment between nations. Indicates U S stance on dissolution of army and future governance steps ahead of reconstruction.
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Tras Cube
Romance Ends in Tragedy in Madrid
A Maryland girl Delphine Ardison formed a flirtation and engagement with a Spanish lieutenant after prisoners arrived in Annapolis. After he left for Cadiz he repudiated the engagement, she went to Madrid, and later killed herself in a room on the Calle de Monterg.
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Annapolis
Servera
Maryland
Delphine Ardison
Baaltimore
Miss Ardis
Honors of War at Arlington: 698 fallen irish american war honored
President McKinley leads a 15,000 strong cortege at Arlington Cemetery for a full honors funeral for 698 officers and soldiers from the Irish American War, with Cabinet members, generals, and foreign dignitaries in attendance. The procession surrounds graves near Fort McPherson, as taps sound and religious services conclude the patriotic tribute.
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Arlington Cemetery
McKinles
Mies
Potomac
Fort McPherson
Lee Mansion
Bert Myer
Peace Proclaimed After Spain Ratifies Treaty
President awaits formal exchange of ratifications with Spain to end the war and declare peace. Cabinet discussed funding the Philippines payment of 220 million dollars within three months, with immediate transfer planned after peace is proclaimed.
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MSES
Speelad
Spain
Foreign Office
Hay Furia
Seridaw
Philippines
Washington Invalids Show Varying Illnesses Across Officials
Vice President Hobart suffers from indigestion cough and weakness and is bed bound with twice daily medical visits. Secretary Sherman has recovered from pneumonia enough to move about the house. A M Clapp once public printer remains seriously ill and may not recover at about eighty. Representative Laird of Louisiana remains in critical condition at his hotel, with no change reported.
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Washington
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Laird
Louisiana
Hig Hotel
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