Dutch Allies and Kitchener Reach Diapered Frontline Shifts
Reported notes describe President Kroger's rising confidence after recent successes and Lord Kitchener arriving at De Asar. A correspondent cites severed lines of communication between Cape Pow and the north due to Boer operations. The piece discusses Allied and Boer movements and suggested measures to counter the peer tussle as observers await further dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
Lord Kitchener
de Asar
Daenadoert
Peis Myries Schuidben
Cape Colony
Re. Ewene
Cycpe
Dateb
Riadiway
Cape Pow
Ated Peaartin Besiss
Nootteedeeht
Siys
Diaity Mail
oRruser
Ebaagrs
Eeeket
Redeets
Eas PM Vt
Filipino Leader Presses Peace as War Ends
An Philippine representative and the president rally for peace amid war age as Morera and others debate the costs of conflict. The article discusses public hunger, the toll on civilians, and calls for unity to end hostilities and build a stable future.
Atrocious murder case heard in Capiz Manila trial
News from the Philippines reports a brutal murder by six natives before a military commission at Capiz Panay. Two men killed a neighbor's wife by forcing them to the Panay river and binding their hands. the husband survived after leaping to the far bank. The motive involved alleged witchcraft beliefs. Sentences: two men to be hanged, later commuted to twenty years hard labor by General MacArthur due to their claimed extreme ignorance and superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Philippines
Capiz
Panay
PL i
Sven
Vector Pere
Peighbor
MacArthur
Dan
Horrid Butchers Reform Forces Behead Leaders in Central China
A Times special reports a brutal episode in Yangtze valley where reform leaders were beheaded by order of Governor Chung Hi Tune after an arranged interview. Fifteen men were killed, the movement collapsed, and local officials condemned the campaign while troops pursued remaining rebels through the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
China
Dhetty
Tve
Wooal Cuimrow
Chinese Reform Association
America
Yang Tse
Wade
Chung Hi Tune
Lene
Governors Palace
Solo
Steve
Dart
Fragmentary OCR Item from Local Page
The readable text shows garbled lines about a Berton shaft and May KReeowsr with mentions of a dog, feet, and a tooth alive. Details are unclear but indicate a damaged notice or brief description from a page segment.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Historical Text
The readable lines show garbled notes likely about a event or process with names or places obscured. Key terms resemble food items, vegetables, and veterinary or agricultural references, but most specifics are unreadable.
Lombardee Tragedy Ends in Suicide After Broken Heart
A man described as Lombardee boarded a train after serenading his love and then shot himself before the ser vice and crowd. He died two hours later at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Tie
Unclear gun incident reported with incomplete names
Readable fragments describe a shooting incident involving a marshal and another man. The full details, including identities, location, motives, and outcome, remain uncertain in the text.
Pontifical Ceremony At St Peters Amid Holy Week Observances
Unclear OCR text describes a papal ceremony at St Peters with clerics present and the pope descending, followed by remarks on ceremonial acts within the basilica. The narrative mentions doors, bricks, and a royal-like pomp surrounding the event in a church setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beteg
Bergesias
Cueermenis
Peters
Fio
Largest cattle shipment leaves city for New York by special train
A twenty seven car shipment of cattle, described as the largest from southern Phoness and perhaps the state in recent years, departed Tuesday night over the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway for New York. The train value exceeds £40, a portion will go directly to Liverpool.
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Riera
Tul
Southern
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railway
New York
Liverpool
Wells County
D. P. Bolds
Adams County
Bolds
Unclear historical report on Native conflict and Marines
Fragmented OCR text reports tension between settlers and Indians, mentions U S Marines and Native tribes with references to a storm and casualties. Details are corrupted, but portrays a colonial era clash with military involvement and domestic strife.
Talufport Misa Special on Murder Suspect Still At Large
Henry Lewis, alleged murderer of Marshal Richardson, remains uncaught as bloodhounds and posses pursue him. Reports say Lewis, lynched here Friday by a mob, was a cousin of the alleged killer and wholly innocent of the crime.
Fatal shooting in Great Falls leaves one dead
In Great Falls Jacot Werten fatally shot his son John after a confrontation with his wife. Werten surrendered to authorities following the shooting, the report says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Meat Specter
Jacot
Werten
John
Mysterious Disappearance of Wisconsin Farmer
Charles W. Cook, a farmer from Gratiot Wisconsin, disappeared November 6 while in Galena Illinois. He left home with $4.70 on his person. his family fears foul play may be involved as four prosperous farmers report his absence and lack of trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Charles W. Cook
Gratiot
Wis
Cleveland's Opinions On Ship Subsidy Recalled
A North American reporter asked Grover Cleveland about the ship subsidy. He refused to discuss the issue beyond recalling his St Louis launching speech and reaffirmed he has not changed his stance for free ships. He urged restraint from moralizing and warned against overvaluing national power as a justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
Fim
Tragic Shootings End In Deputies Deaths
Deputy Sheriff Todi Usher and Charles Bowline were killed when Bowline resisted a raid on his home to arrest Birch Hillyer, who was wounded. Sheriff Sam Douthit returned fire fatally wounding Bowline as Usher died. Birch Hillyer was arrested as an accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usher
Sheri? Doubit
Tornado Strikes County Lines Across Mississippi
News from Sunday reports a tornado crossing the eastern edge of Noxubee county and western Pickens and Sumter counties damaging homes and killing residents. The Sparkman area, Cooksville near Ross, and John Windham’s storehouse area suffered destruction with several fatalities including a negro man and Wash Oliver. The storm disrupted Cookeville and moved northeast toward Pensacola.
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Abeteesst
Miss. Speeint
Noxubee
Pickens
Sumpter
Adriama
Welock
Sparkmai Plaice
Ross Place
Cooksville
Beal Place
John Windham
Phintat
Wash Oliver
Boo Cookeville
Fragments From A Speech Marking A Family Note
A garbled OCR style passage mentions John Cewe and a narrative about parents and a meeting. It references a person named Teer and a state method, with phrases about Beth and Woomtouehky parents and a leader Mme. The text remains fragmentary with unclear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerie TL
John Cewe
Doy Cayens
Mme
Fragmented OCR Marine Dispatch Sparks Confusion
An OCR damaged snippet reports on wartime policies and actions with garbled phrases. It mentions tape keys, vetoes, and a transport or convoy context, but the lines are largely unreadable, leaving only scattered references to Turkey and battlefield concerns.
Fragmentary note on Tessie and plans in the Bast
A garbled excerpt discusses Tessie and alleged plans for immediate action. The text hints a family or social matter involving a father and missing or targeted intentions but the details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora
Flessti
Tessie
Miss Storris
Reformatory Needs Prosperity at Fort Wayne and Marion Swindles
In the second biennial report of Indiana's reformatory board the panel seeks 39812 to expand a power plant and change transport and prior-conviction rules. It notes increased per capita costs due to new well house construction and higher meat and fuel prices, with 189 discharged and 69 delinquents reported. Fort Wayne commerce shows strong Christmas trade. Fort Wayne Electric Co. payroll rises to 1600 with more housing and factory expansion. A fatal home fire destroyed Robertson's clothes after a lamp explosion. Marion sees palmist Carl Nathan sought for swindles against Trammell and 43 dollars from Mrs Stradner. Wells County court honors ex-treasurer D P Bolds with acquittal after embezzlement charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformatory
Board of Managers of
The
Indiana Reformatory
Kiert
United States Army
Superintendent of Schools
Port Wayne
Fort Wayne
Siemen- Halske Electric
Chicago
Fort Wayne Eilectric Company
Great
Pennsylvania Railroad
Marion
Carl Nathan
Patrick Trammell
Hlome
Trammell
Nathan
Local Farmer Lewis Culver Dies From Hay Load Accident
Goshen special reports Lewis Culver a prominent farmer of Lagrane County died Sunday from injuries after being caught by a crossbeam while attempting to move a load of hay from his barn Friday. The accident caused paralysis of the entire body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Lewis Culver
Lagrane
Terre Haute Policeman Recalls Bryant Shooting Incident
Terre Haute reports Policeman Clark shot Joseph Bryant after a confrontation at a street corner when Bryant accosted him over Mrs Bryant being ordered off the street. Clark says Bryant assaulted him and he feared a revolver. Mrs Bryant walked away, leading to a scuffle and Bryant being shot. No weapon found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Clark
Joseph Bryan
Bryant
Captain James M. Parker Returns After Disappearance
Jeffersonville reports Captain James M. Parker, once a prominent resident, returns after three years away. He vanished from home two years ago while departing on a voyage that went missing, later claiming a year in the Arctic. He says he spent time in the Klondike seeking gold and learned his eldest son had died during his absence. He left again for Asheville, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
James M. Parker
Gren
Parker
Klondike
Gala
Asheville
N. C
Westbound Big Four Freight Wreck at Parker Tramps Reported
A westbound Big Four freight train derailed at Parker ten miles east of Muncie on Wednesday morning. Three tramps are believed trapped in the wreckage as twenty cars were almost entirely demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Parker
Centerville Veteran Dies After Chicken Fire Near Whitewater
William F. Robert son, Civil War veteran, of near Whitewater, died Sunday from burns sustained in a fire involving a chicken house. The incident occurred in Centerville, with neighbors reporting the blaze and authorities investigating the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
William F. Robertson
Whitewater
Burna
Mrs Rebecca Wampler Near Dublin Endures Many Bone Fractures
Highmond special notes Mrs. Rebecca Wampler near Dublin Indiana will be 99 next month and has sustained numerous fractures since childhood including a broken finger at six and broken hips at eighty three eighty six and ninety eight. Born in North Carolina in 1862 she moved to Indiana in 18c2 and remains in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmond
Rebecca Wampler
Dublin
Sanguinary shooting near Aussiaville over love rivalry
Sunday evening on the Clinton and Tipton county line Emory Cooper and Frank Jones clashed in a deadly affray. Jones fired four shots all hitting Cooper who suffered fatal wounds to the groin and breast and the loss of two fingers. The cousins were rivals for a young woman and the quarrel stemmed from that feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aussiaville
Clinton and
Tipton County
Emory Cooper
Frank Jones
Jones
Cooper
Self surgical attempt ends in fainting near Muncie
A farmer Legrand Ammeran eight miles north of Muncie attempted a delicate self operation with a sharpened pocketknife and fainted during the procedure. A physician closed the wound. Also noted are Kokomo forming an independent electric plant, Wycoff couple’s sixtieth anniversary in Monroe county, slot machine crackdown in Muncie, Kelly Ax Company to resume in Alexandria with 1000 workers, and Harry Lester rescued after breaking through ice on a skating pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legrand Ammeran
Muncie
Ammeran
Thomason
Gaines
Bedford
Frank Lentz
Kokomo
Nicholas Wycoff
Monroe County
Wycoff
Switzerland County
Dennis O'Meara
Kelly Ax Company
Alexandria
Harry Lester
Washington
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Ted
Norther
Onnete Eihen
Cleveland
Bso
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Ieee
PW Pearssns Vadis Snother
Maza Benefartians
Speer
Therese
Taord
Sivte Bapes
Pilipine
Pesce
Ceach
Piao
le Baer
Andy Resadtoin
Wallowa
Mbevur
Pascoet
Tev Rreson
BIG. Bhd
Nenesuela
Piards
Diyeoupped
Te Tae Berton
Ana
May Kreeowsr
Petoue
Marshal Moers
Dick Ufaces
Edo Bos
Mansfeld
Tue Ato Ds
Nogriddge
Marshal Morrison
Mauslebl
Woof Msg
Otis Ganty
Pontifical Pomp
St. Peter's Cathedral
Alaska
United States Marines
Hin Son
Wead
Kentucky
Owens
Miss Vorrison
TUR Markets
Indianapolis
QATS
Cincinnati
Toledo
Reese Tate
Board OF Managers
Ft. Wayne
Nate Old Lady
Robertson
Standard Oz Company
KE. F. Yarnell
Stephen PB. Fleming
Frank Telly
Mr. Fleming
Chicken
Hagerstown
Light Inspection Car Company
Tien-Tsin
Chima
Tle
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