Patent NWS Sugar Beets Tested Across States
Secretary Wilson secures postal frank for Agricultural Department to attach free franks to sugar beet packages sent from growers to experiment stations for analysis. Beets from seed sent to farmers in 27 states will be tested for saccharine strength at experimental stations with twelve hundred seeds planned for distribution next spring.
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Postofice
Agricultural Department
Witsem
Italib
Attver Ino Oatie
United States
Firtosih Partoe
Candy Soaked Eye Incident Incomplete Report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions eye related incident but lacks clear facts, names, dates, or locations. No verifiable details about people or organizations are available in the readable portion.
Presidential Visit Delights Adams Mass Citizens
President McKinley and party were warmly welcomed in Adams Massachusetts. Lieutenant Governor Crane and Hon Wo OB Plunkett greeted the President with cheers as he toured the town, spoke to crowds, and rode through streets amid enthusiastic public acclaim.
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Adams, Mass
Adams
Mass
McKinley
Williams
Crane
Wo OB Plunkett
Massachu
Wali
Tustown
Peeshlont
Pearty
Meo
Procter ‘Thayer
Melvin
Mein Merv Fuehkett
Demanded BedkreSs and Moroccan Mission Entailed
Fragmentary report discusses Morocca and Poongior sending 3 reps to west to investigate and obtain vessels for American citizens. References to war vessels and Moroccan settlements, with mentions of Rigveda and a U S stance against piracy and defense actions.
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Morocca
Cho
Tbs
Marecod
Ios
Piraer
Pleads for the Army in British Press Reflects War Debate
London dispatch notes York grants freedom to Duke of Cambridge, former commander-in-chief, and Glasgow honors Lord Wolseley, current commander-in-chief. Wolseley thanks Glasgow and argues Britain needs a well trained army to defend islands and hold coal stations beyond the seas, beyond naval supremacy.
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London
York
Duke of Cambridge
Great Britain
Mikado Angers as Ship Seizure Threat Looms
Reports from San Francisco describe Japan seeking to seize the Pacific Mail steamer City of China to pressure Hawaii over alleged claims. The ship, under fire from Hawaii amid annexation talks, would sail under the American flag with subsidies for cargo. Japan Mail says arbitration may settle Hawaii claims and hints at a China Japan alliance discussed by military men.
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San Francisco
Pdvices
Japan
Elect
Pacific Mail
China
Japan Mail
Hawaii
Bloody Riot Follows Lattimer Killing Quarrel in Girardville
In Girardville Pennsylvania a late Sunday riot left at least nine dead and about 36 wounded after a quarrel tied to Hazleton trouble. Twelve leaders were jailed on charges of assault with intent to kill rioting and related offenses as police sought calm amid the chaos.
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Girardville
Pit
Special
Hazleton
Elias Kissinger
H. BR. Johnson
Fae
Charles Schlesman
William Monaghan
James Donaghue
Wiliam Cubtcabbage
Second Street
Joseph Cavendish
Ladidoud
Jinmia Ton
Culaenbhage
Cavendish
Tie Rigte
Black Friday in Indiana: multiple suicides and murders shock state
A string of fatal acts across Indiana on a Friday includes Clarence Parker’s suicide after a family dispute near New Castle, Lacie Mang shot near Center Schoolhouse, Johnson’s jealous murder in Marion, and Bourne in Coatesville dying by self-inflicted gunshot. Additional cases report Nading’s wife killed in Flatrock, a Greencastle man’s disappearance, and other self-harm attempts and deaths. The chaos spans Marion, Gas City, Sandberg, Greencastle, and Bainbridge with police and coroners investigating each incident.
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Hoosterdam
New Castle
Clarence Parker
Marion
Lacie Mang
Martin Mang
Neeh Johnson
Center
Monroe Township
Curtis Ferguson
Johnson
Syie
Emma Pierce
Marshall
Gas City
Coatesville
Danville
James Houme, Jr
Anna Ambreyo
Bourne
James Bourne
Palinais
Aubrey
Gulley
White
Shelbyville
Wesley Nading
Flatrock
Hte
Nading
Cincinnati
Tie Hasry
Ley
Greencastle
Belnap
George F. Foster
Poster
Foster
Sandbern
Harrison Staley
Ars
Professor Staley
Pearl Bryan skull found in river near Modoc
A skull recovered by two boatmen while digging coal near Modoc on the Ohio River is identified by a dentist as a young woman between eighteen and twenty three. The skull is linked to Pearl Bryan whose murder led to the execution of Jackson and Walling. The find is said to have been in the river for about nineteen months.
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Cincinnati
William Parson
Modocre
Ohio River
Hed
Pearl Ervean
Jackson
Walling
Kentucky
Death of H. St. Culver
H. St. Culver founder of the Military Academy at Culver Indiana near Lake Max inkuckee died at his St. Louis home Sunday after six months of illness. He was a successful business man and philanthropist. He declined with time despite skilled medical care.
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W. HH. Culver
Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Lake Maxinkuckee
St. Louis
Gen Tracy Chosen by Republicans for New York Mayor
The Republicans of Greater New York selected Gen. Benjamin F Tracy as their candidate for mayor on Tuesday night.
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Republicans
Greater New York
Gen
Benjamin Fracy
Spain Snubbed Proclamation Sputters in Cuban Crisis
Madrid dispatch reports United States Minister Woodford faced a volatile welcome in Spain while mediation talks with the Duke of Tetuan weighed on a potential end to the Cuban war. The note says Spain may reject mediation yet aims to avoid war as Woodford plans to remain in Europe pending a Spanish decision.
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United States
Woodford
San Sebastian
Spain
Minlister Woodford
Southern Express
Biarritz
Legation
Royal Opera House
Rome
Cuba
Victoria de Las Tunas
Calixto Garcia
Jesus Babi
Weyler
Testimony in Wilkes-Barre Sheriff Trial Resumes
The preliminary hearing in Commonwealth versus Sheriff Martin and deputies resumed with Anthony Benovitch recounting the shooting threat. Witnesses testified to armed actions as Martin allegedly ordered firing, leading to murder and felonious wounding charges. The court ordered the sheriff and deputies held for trial.
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Lattimer
Fel
Iff
Pehl
Destruction of Gund Brewing Co Plant at La Crosse Wisconsin
The Gund Brewing Co plant in La Crosse Wisconsin was destroyed by fire on Wednesday. The malthouse and storage areas held tarley and malt in carloads, with about twelve thousand barrels of beer destroyed. Insurance covers half the loss. reconstruction will begin after debris clearance. The brewery produced eight hundred thousand barrels annually and employed about one thousand women, and has been a leading city institution since its founding.
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Join Gund Brewing Co
la Cros Wis
Tarley
Ins
Hawaii Annexation Moves Forward with Unanimous Vote
The City of Peking arrives from Honolulu with news that Hawaii’s annexation treaty passed the Hawaiian Congress on September 10 with no opposition in both houses. The unanimous vote marks a major victory for annexation supporters and strengthens the islands’ path to joining the United States.
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Hawaii
United States
Peking
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hawaiian Congress
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