Various World Updates From 1901 Dispatches
Special envoy Shakir Pasha presented gifts to Emperor William. The Gothenborg whaler Capalla was chartered to search Prang Josef Land from Stockholm for missing Arctic expeditions. Manila dispatches reveal a proposed Philippine tariff for War Department review. An earthquake at Godrenas destroys the town. Caracas residents endure a long night on streets. Tremors after floods recur in the region. Frank daarke’s bid to be registered as a voter is denied in New York Supreme Court. Adjutant General Corbin’s annual army report details 2535 officers and 68,801 enlisted in regulars, plus 1548 officers and 91,000 enlisted in volunteers. Civil service investigations into federal official misconduct proceed, with some recommendations for promotion or removal in several cities.
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Shakir Pasha
Turkey
William
Abrevel
Capalla
Prang Josef Land
Stockholt
Manila
War Department
Philippines
Godrenas
Caracas
Frank Daarke
Prandamens
Board of Registry
Porto Rico
Spein
United States
Jamtive Friedman
Supreme Court of
New York
Corbin
Secretary of War
Army of
Regular Army
Volnteer Army
Heapital Corps
Civil Service Cotomiselon Hue Jost
Philadelphia
Lanaieville
Cincinnat
Topeka
Kannan City
Birmingham
Jorney City
Volunteers From Manila First Contingent Arrives In November
War department officials indicate volunteers will begin returning home mid November to allow the thirty three regiments to be back by July next year. Regular troops will replace volunteers as insurrection activity permits and transfers start immediately from stations across the islands.
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Waelilm
T War Department
Jalan
United States
Segulor
Uling
Isis
Four Happenings Reported From Oregon Districts
A string of accidents and events from Oregon towns is summarized. George Parnell died after a slab fell at a mill north of Brownsville. A daylight attempt to blow open a Southern Pacific sale failed when a guard fired. Dexter Roberts was injured by a bucking horse at Everts Ranch south of Heppner. A Portland man was struck by a train near Growther, and a Growther dairy worker suffered leg injuries. The Antelope Fair Association held its fourth annual meeting amid low turnout and overproduction concerns.
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Bellingham Bay Improvement Company
Low Whateon
George Parnell
Brownsville
Southern Pacifice Company
Everts Ranch
Heppner
Dexter Roberts
H. HH
Davin
Bi Lanse Growther
Portland
Growtl Apabn Lay Dairy Cvrenk
Southern Vueifie Company
Baekern Oregon
Italian Count Arrested in Chicago for Forgery Scandal
Count Alberto De Portia, claimed descendant of Columbus, was placed under arrest in Chicago on forgery charges. Authorities say he attempted to forge checks in connection with a plan involving a San Francisco banker and letters from millionaire daughters. Victims reportedly included Mrs Porter Valmer and others in St. Louis and New Orleans.
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Chicago
Cchicago
Alberto de Portia
Inone
Luigi del Orta
San Francisco
Mira
Missionary Returns Denounces Chinese Policy After Forty Years
W A Martin professor of the University of Woking missionary for forty years arrives on the Oriental steamer to the United States. He laments that his long work in China failed as government education plans proved hollow and educated youth are passed over for others, fueling national prejudice and fanaticism.
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Vancouver
W. A. Martin
University of Woking
Thin Port
United States
Lo Aivetore
Ching
Martin
Rebels in Southern Provinces Reported in Retreat
Relnyous from Huichau arrive in Hong Kong and say the worldwnas rebalance in the Southern provinces is favorable. They note the inhabitants welcome them, they pay for what they take, and are aided by locals. Four leaders Fong Ho Chan and Ching are named among the principal figures.
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Hong Kong
Huichau
Ton Hewders
Ulaterland
Aid de
Taop Joohbur Ub
Fong
Chan
Ching
Canada war volunteers greeted by ovation in Halifax
Halifax reports Canada's voluntary workers returning from the trench warfare revival to a great ovation as the troopship Idalw arrives. The city is decorated amid fetes and receptions.
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Halifax
Canada
Paris Gossip on Trusts and Engagements
Rumors claim Goont Castellane promised the Gould estate trusteeship only if debts were settled. Rumors also say the Gaulde favor no separation. Count Hont's brother Adeward is betrothed to an American and awaits departure to the United States on Saturday.
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Paris
Goont Castellane
Gould Fan
Counton
Alan
Count Hont
Adeward
United States
Massive Typhoon Devastates Indo China City
A powerful typhoon struck Tuan Luan ian near Huyn, Anam province, French Indo China, destroying vast districts. The disaster left sixteen hundred dead and four thousand six hundred homeless as residents fled the storm's ferocity.
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Vranch
Hong Kime
Tuan Luan
Ian
Toat
Huw
Anam
Acrom
China
Moa
Manila
Travel plans outline for Elinois Life Center event
The notice describes a three day itinerary for Cal Bryan traveling through Cook County and Chicago. It lists arrival at 4 o clock and a lake front speaking engagement after a series of talks in Indiana and Cincinnati with stops in various towns.
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Elinois
Hfe
Chicago
Cal
Bryan
Cook County
Lake Front
Yevyen
Cincionati
Indiana
Chet State
Roosevelt’s final campaign trip cited with parade plans
A garbled wire report notes Roosevelt completing a campaign swing and arriving in New York the next morning to observe a parade. It mentions McKinley remaining in Canton and hints at a related presidential activity and locations in New York and Canton.
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Batavia
Roosevelt
Cauipe
Npeowartene
Councas
New R.yan
Canton
Captam
McKinley
York and
Ber
Seventy Four Chinese Bayonetted by German Soldiers
A German rumor reported in an American paper claims German soldiers bayonetted seventy four Chinese to save cartridges in combat near China. The letter from a German watchman allegedly details the killings and the difficult choice faced by soldiers under orders. Fort Wayne reports Senator Hania addressing a large crowd.
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Geran Walbler
China
Caps Town Telegram on Boer Action near Kroonstad
A telegram from Kroonstad in the Orange River Colony reports a Boer force captured and later liberated, then attacked a British outpost of ninety men. The raiders looted and derailed the mail train in the incident.
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Caps Town
Kroonstad
Orange River Colony
Court hears case of estate dispute in Walker vs Vergear heirs
In Tacoma court Judge Wrroll will hear Mrs Hewelo Walker as administratrix of Signor Poli's estate. Allegations claim Margear received valuables and gifts from Signor Poli. remaining assets, including a near 100000 value, go to sisters Vergear and Walker and William Foley of Connecticut. General Ashton noted.
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Lillian Hargear
Orteret
Etperion
Wrroll
Hewelo Walker
Signor
Poli
Margear
Signor Foll
Gaya
Wohof
Rhoda Foley
Kingland
Mew
Hoesie Walker
Vergear
Tacoma
William Foley
Connatiut
Mra
Motels Walker
Signor Foli
Koll
Signor Ball
Faithful Dog Guards Robbers at Store Overnight
A dog stayed with robbed rubbers case in a Betmans town store from noon until morning. The animal refused to leave the thieves and guarded the scene while clerks tried to move it. The dog remained by its master’s side despite rain and cold as responders recovered.
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Hy Wu
Shiloh's County Consuty Subject Under Review
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice about a county inquiry or committee hearing. Names and places are unclear but indicate a government body examining a regional matter with potential impacts on residents. No concrete dates or outcomes are readable.
Pee ey Beat
Text is garbled and lacks clear events or entities. Unable to derive a coherent news item or summary from the provided fragment.
Confession and death by own action amid forgery claims
A valet of a late millionaire survived a throat wound after a morning attack following a forged check scheme. prosecutors say Albert Patrick supplied substances aiding the deceased. Defense asserts coercion and questions the murder motive. In another item, Walla Walla reports 26 Scarlet fever and diphtheria cases with health officials noting containment and low danger.
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Walla Walla
Ruseall
the Union
Roswell Sas
Counterfeiting Ring Busted in Hamburg Raid
A police raid in Hamburg uncovered a counterfeit money operation linked to Polish and Hungarian refugees. About ninety thousand notes were seized, with thousands more tied to the scheme spreading to other locations. The case involves an official or employee connected to the forge and timing around a 1800s date. several named individuals are referenced in relation to the plot and its exposure.
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Parte
Hamburg
Hkosmian
Egoret
Atu . Dows
Echo
Art Motion
Barepe
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General Brews
Frederick Nolf
Sunita
Mewlquartery
Jewelry Department
Olwin Uravelety
Det
Lunte
Powhioton
Alter
Nerband
Wright
Hillary
Tomlin
Alexander & Hexter
Boston
Pendleton’s Leading Dept. Store
L. Douglas
Pendleton’s Big Store
Volheada
Tane Pan Dionor
Mri i Saalispem
Ruyiilinr
Toilet Soap Headquarters
Frederick Noff
Santa Claus Headquarters
Castoria
Jos. Basler
THE
East Oregonian
Sterraears
Pacific Northwest News
Newno
Columbus
Castellane
Anna Gould
Eatate
Tuam Anam
Bryan Ih
Ely’s
Nail
Triad
Ely Bhothera
Warren Suse
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hania
Audienoon
Sgnor Poli
Valet Jones
Rice
Patrick
Bat
Charta PF
Donce
Nice
Jones
Jonn
Albert Patrick
Vatrick
Dishase
Lev Agkeny
George HM
Ilies
Levi
Mrs. Ankeny
Hilties van Neinitielen
Telios
Maanna
Washington
Gem
Aritor Cablow
Bright
Hargeon
John G. Davis
Llot
Koepen
Court Street
Kooppen
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