Pope Leo on anti social crime and socialism urging unity
London dispatch cites The Times Vienna correspondent reporting Pope Leo XIII urging bishops in South Italy to unite Catholic resources to combat socialism, Freemasonry, Judaism, and archism. The Holy See condemns unrestricted liberty blamed for McKinley’s assassination and calls Catholics to close ranks against enemies of authority.
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Italy
France
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Discontent in Persia Disputed by Tehran Telegram
A Brussels dispatch to The Times says the Persian Legation in Teheran sent a telegram to Tehran denying a revolutionary movement. Placards with inflammatory content appeared in Tehran at night and were removed by police by morning. Public tranquility is not menaced, official sources say.
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Timns
New York Times
Times
Brussels
Teheran
Persia
Macedonian agitation and Balkan self defense urged
London Times cable notes Romanian students welcomed in Athens as proof that Roumania and Greece must unite against secret Macedonian committees whose agents were recently acquitted at Sofia.
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New York Times
London
the Times
Athens
Rougnania
Greece
Macedonia
Sofia
Emperor William Sends Jubilee Maneuver Valedictions
Berlin correspondent quotes Emperor William congratulating East and West Prussia officials on the Prussian monarchy jubilee and noting the value of marching in those loyal provinces this year.
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New York Times
London
Berlin
the Times
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East
West Prussia
Out-of-Town Buyers and Trade Notes Highlight Page Mix
A fragmented listing notes items like stock prices, farm commodities, and various page references. It mentions out-of-town buyers, court notices, and intelligence items with scattered page numbers, reflecting a newspaper’s diverse but unreadable OCR layout.
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Senordhal World
Festa
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Ae Zee Fire
Ntelligence
Corporations
Ious
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Eetardaye Wires
Pege
Noble purpose of the Franco-Russian alliance
London New York Times Special reports a St. Petersburg Rossiya article stating Russia needs no French or English money. Credit allows loans on the international market. The alliance arose from genuine friendship to avert a bloody collision, not from financial or political speculation, but to promote high moral aims.
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New York Times
Vienna
the Times
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Rossiya
Russia
France
Paris Officials Push Czar Visit Amid Muted Pleas
A Paris municipal leader M Dausset keeps inviting Emperor Nicholas II despite repeated rebuffs, noting the Czarina’s mourning and the McKinley funeral timing. The Times Brussels correspondent cites Indépendance Belge urging restraint and hinting at Boer intervention.
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New York Times
Cablegram
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Paris
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Times
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Maesty
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Victoria
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Brussels
Crowds Await Czar Visit in Paris But He Fails To Appear
Parisians crowded Rue Lafayette and routes to Northern Station hoping Czar Nicholas would visit. Workers and churchgoers found vantage points while others queued for a closer view at Pere Lachaise cemetery where reports said he might wreath President Faure. A sudden rain drove the crowds away and the Czar did not appear.
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Rue Lafayette
Eror Nicholas
Pére Lachaise
Faureight
Religious bodies in Spain face six month registration limit
The Madrid correspondent of The Times reports a royal decree setting six months from now as the deadline for religious associations to register under the law. The decree excludes groups already authorized by the Concordat.
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London Times
New Yorkk Times
London
Madrid
the Times
Spain
Russian rural government to reorganize local boards
The Times dispatch from Odessa notes crop failures and destitution in Bessarabia due to slow assistance from the Russian Government. It reports proposals to reorganize rural Russia and place local boards under central control in St. Petersburg, suggesting little improvement otherwise.
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New York Times
London
Odessa
the Times
Bessarabia
Russia
Council of State
St. Petersburg
Kaiser Decorates Chun
Emperor William awards Prince Chun Grand Cross of the Order of the Red Eagle for his role in the murder of Baron von Ketteler. Berlin papers debate the gesture with some calling it inappropriate and accuse the Emperor of excessive praise. Prince Chun returns to Berlin today.
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Prince Chun
Berlin
Roosevelt walks out alone from White House
President Roosevelt leaves the White House after a Cabinet meeting without a carriage and walks to his sister’s residence for luncheon. He travels by foot, crossing Pennsylvania Avenue and Lafayette Square, returning about an hour and a half later, still unaccompanied.
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Sixteenth Street
Grout Nominated for Controller by Anti-Tammany Group
The anti-Tammany coalition names Edward M. Grout of Brooklyn as Controller candidate after meetings of the Committee of Eighteen and Seventy-Two. Seth Low remains the mayoral hopeful, with preparations for President of the Board of Aldermen to be decided by the Eight. Concerns over charter powers and Ridder’s absence cloud the process.
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Conferrees Yesterda
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Turkey
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F. W. Hinrichs
John de Witt Warner
Elias Goodman
Manhattan
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Wallace Macfarlane
Adolph Thym
Casimir "Tag
Jacob A. Cantor
F. Norton Goddard
Everett P. Wheeler
Willis L. Ogden
Gov. Woodruff
James O'Brien
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Col. E. M. Knox
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Marine
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Morris
Lowthi
Phova
Oreed O'Brien
Col. Wills Iren
Mr. Coen
Woodruff
John C. Sheehan
Poland Poland Reiland Poland Purest Spring Water Ad
A fragmented advertisement touts Poland and Reiland spring water as the purest in the world. It references tickets at $5 and notes a five-band setting with a person named Abe, though many words are garbled.
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Poland
Mr Grout Nominated for Controller by Brooklyn Delegates
Conference attendees praised Mr Grout for strengthening the ticket. As President of Brooklyn and of the Brooklyn Club, he is a respected lawyer who backed Gaynor and Schieren. He previously ran for mayor in 1895 and nearly won amid a split Democratic vote.
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Supreme Court
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Edward M. Shepard
Bein
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Coler
Ramapo Company
Ramapo
Asphalt Company's Counsel Arrested In Caracas
From Willemstad Curacao Sept 20 a Caracas report says Dr Bruzual counsel for the New York and Bermudez Company in the asphalt litigation was jailed by Venezuelan authorities on political grounds, later moved for medical reasons, and then confined again. The hearing on the Warner Uman syndicate versus New York and Bermudez continued with Bruzual directing legal strategy.
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Philadelphia
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New York Ad Bermudez Company
Bruzual
Venezuelan Sureme Court
Warneruin
John Armstrong Chanler Reappears in Virginia
John Armstrong Chanler arrives in Charlottesville after a year missing. Lawyers announce a court showing to prove his sanity with eminent neurologists and alienists, detailing past confinement at Bloomingdale Asylum and a planned civil case in Albemarle County.
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Virginia
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Amelie Rives Ex Husband John Chanler in Lynchburg Visit
A stranger using the name John Chilton arrived at the Arlington Hotel in Lynchburg on July 19 and was later identified as John Armstrong Chanler, the divorced husband of Amelie Rives. He traveled with counsel to pursue a sane court declaration, aided by Daniel and Harper, and the piece outlines Chanler’s background, marriage, and divorce, amid odd, disjointed text.
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Micajah Woods
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Chesapeake and Ohio
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Frederick Harper
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Staunton
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New York
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White Plains
N. Y
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Oliars
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Southern Railway
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Daniel & Harper
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William Waldorf
John Jacob Astor
Fort
W. C. Rives
Castile Hill
Albemarle County
Prince Pierre Troubetzkol
London
New Central transit plan to review train sections
A September review of trains by the New Central authority will examine sections of the system and assess service and infrastructure. Officials aim to update routes and improve efficiency as part of a broader transit upgrade program.
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Secadech Meumiilen
Uae
Thoes
Eccentric Inmate Believed Napoleon Reincarnate
A patient at an asylum in the year 1900 attracted attention after being taken sick and escaping restraints. He allegedly claimed to be Napoleon I reincarnate and vowed to break the Monte Carlo bank by his self styled system. He enjoyed playing a miniature roulette layout as a diversion during his confinement.
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New Jersey
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Monte Carlo
Brooklyn Man Favored for New York Mayor Nomination
Democratic leaders discussed Brooklyn naming the citys mayoral candidate with Hugh McLaughlin and Richard Croker. The Brooklyn faction pressed to name a Brooklyn Democrat to balance Seth Low. Croker defended avoiding politics after McKinleys death and denied an earlier Philadelphia interview.
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Grout
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Woodruff
Seth Lew
McKinley
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New York
Alfred Henry Lewis
Murphy
Timothy D. Sullivan
Albany
Sullivan
Tammany Hall
Thomas F. Foley
Divver
Coler
Ter Sulivan
Mmany Hall
Poland Praised by Advertisers at North Western Offices
An advertisement from North Western Offices touts Poland as a premier destination for travel and trade. The brief promotes Poland as a top water-related resource and world leader in its field.
Schley court begins 1st inquiry amid low attendance
Washington Sept 20 The Schley court of inquiry resumes with Admiral Ramsay replacing Howison and four witnesses heard as Dewey aims for steady progress. Attendance is sparse, hearings focus on statements and contradictions, with Higginson and Harber disagreeing on blockade distances off Santiago and at night.
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Schley Court of Inquiry
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Schley
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Santiago Harbor
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Tortugas
Thomas N. Wood
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Marine Guard
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Commodore Schley
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Schley court of inquiry convenes in Washington
The Schley court of inquiry opened with Admiral Dewey reading the Navy Department order appointing Rear Admiral Remsay to the panel, replacing Howison. Schley stated no objections to any member, then all members were sworn in and the court began discussing procedures.
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Howison
Lemly
Poland Water Claim Stirs International Notice
A cryptic fragment asserts a claim about a purest natural spying water and references emblems like A4F and Sra Pe i, suggesting a mis read text item with ambiguous origin. No verifiable event or entities are clear in readable lines.
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