Avestria braces for struggle amid tariff shifts and political upheaval
Global tensions rise as Avestria faces a German tariff provocation while Beruador trims sugar and lard duties and suspends export tax. In Japan Margulis Ito's party mobilizes to topple the cabinet. Peru fines the English Railway C100 after a Lima region accident. Mabel Franklin Mayer, 18, murdered in San Francisco. John Stane, 22, her killer, killed himself. Sir Thomas Lipton returns to New York after Chicago visit and remarks on invitations. Watson reports Shamrock I versus Columbia marred by unprecedented regatta show. Lipton plans a future Australian challenge.
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Monay
San Francisco
Jessie Street
John Stane
Roosevelt Attends Bi Centenneal and U niversity Honors
Roosevelt attends Vale bicentennial events as New Haven prepares for a day of ceremonies. A football game between Yale and Harvard rivals the afternoon torchlight procession and campus play. The president's visit includes address milestones, a reception, and plans for a dinner at a faculty home.
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Yalu
Yale
Vale Seale
Cette
New Baby Offers Hope Amid Anxiety and Craving for Health
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the aid for anxious new mothers and weak infants. The piece touts nourishment, strength for mothers, and improved health for babies through his preparations, claiming quick benefits and broad family well being.
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Dr. Pierce
Vienna Reichsrat Admits Omission Of McKinley Death
The Vienna Reichsrat faced uproar as the presiding officer admitted intentional omission of McKinley’s death at the opening session. Indignation rose across the chamber as critics denounced the suppression of the facts and called for accountability.
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McKinney
Vienna
Reicharath
McKinley
Turbulent Charge Blames Turkey in Stone Theft Plot
A Bulgarian paper from Sofia on February 22 alleges a political motive behind the Mise Stone theft. It claims a Turkish faction acted on sultan orders to steal the stone, aiming to settle old scores with the United States and implicates ongoing Turkish intrigues.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Vedechor No
Tuiay
Turkey
Bulan Tn Joe
Saya Ihan
Berlin police hunt Italian archist Napoli on murder plot
Berlin police search for an Italian archist named Napoli reported to head toward hernia with the aim of tasaspinatine the haley. The Berlin dispatch notes authorities seek the suspect for a planned killing as part of a larger extremist activity.
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London
Napoli
Hernia
Farmers Custom Mill Pred Walters Proprietor
Local notice outlines operations of Farmers Custom Mill run by Pred Walters in Uspacity. The mill handles flour exchange for wheat and offers cropped feed and mill food products. The fragment notes 0 barrels over 6 days and mentions frogs, implying livestock or feed terms in the milling context.
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Farmers Custom Mill
Walters
Huyton Case Opens on Suspected Poisonings
In Huyton Ohio on October 22, the trial of Mercy Witmner began with testimony from the attending physician who described unusual physical reactions after a recent visit. Autopsy findings revealed arsenic and mercury in the stomach and suggested morphine poisoning as the cause of death for thirteen others connected to the case.
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Ohio
Mary Witmner
American Woman Pleads Guilty in London Fraud Case
Josephine Marie Eastwick of Phi Phi pleaded guilty in the central criminal court to attempting to swindle a London broker by raising stock certificates. Sentence was postponed for a sanity examination.
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Phi Phi
Engagement of Two Millionaires in New York
Mrs Edward Kelly confirms the engagement of her daughter Helen to Frank Gould youngest son of the late Jay Gould. The couple plan a spring wedding. Miss Kelly is heiress to a fortune, Gould is worth twenty million.
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Edward Kelly
Helen
Frank
Jay Gould
Miss Kelly
Gould
Wheat market lifeless in New York trading day
The New York market report by J L Ray & Co notes a dull wheat session with only a range all day. Liverpool and New York showed varied openings and closings around the 8% to 8% range while Chicago mirrored the flat activity. Corn and provisions remained steady amid overall dullness in prices.
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Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
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Chicago
Money TV
Court of Inquiry hears more on Schley calmness and actions
Testimony describes whether Schley was cowardly or lacked calmness. Wells, a lieutenant, said he did not learn Schley’s reasons for believing the Spaniards near Cienfuegos. Graham and others recount statements about May 26 and the battle, noting Schley’s cool, deliberate stance on the deck and during the fight.
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Bebley
New Jersey Ferryboat Burned In Midstream Fire
A ferryboat named Elizenbeth caught fire midstream in New Jersey. The Jenkwer and crew were safely landed, and the vessel towed to midstream where it burned to the water’s edge. The report ends with a home to SE.
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Jeamey City
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Elizenbeth
Jenkwer
Unscrupulous Patent Medicine Ad Targets Voters
A dubious patent medicine promotion masquerades as public health guidance promising cures for various ailments. The ad claims the product, marketed as a life extender, appeals to voters and hoteliers, urging trials and highlighting supposed widespread endorsements.
Documents Reveal Captivity and Loyalties in Samar
War department reports from Samar describe captives held by Captain Jackson’s unit and private correspondence showing some locals’ dissatisfaction with American rule. Several alleged loyalists may be deported. evacuation and naval movements are noted as U S forces concentrate against SanBalogan.
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van Samar
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Lana
Kiehon Wee
Sanbalogan
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Gym
Archer the Great Organist Dies of Cancer in Vittaburg
Renowned organist Frederick Archer, said to be among the world’s finest, died this morning in Vittaburg after a battle with cancer. Funeral details have not been announced.
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Oht
Frederick Archer Perhap
320 Acres Wheat Land and Ranch for Sale in Camas Prairie
Property listing advertising 320 acres of wheat land and a stock and dairy ranch in Camas Prairie. Includes a good house, eight lots, price around 1500, with additional cheap town and county property listings.
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