Imperial league seeks aid for voters in United States
Widespread reports from Halt indicate the rebellion in Santo Domingo continues with fighting inland while rebels weaken. A student at the Bingham school in Palstion Texas died from football practice injuries the spinal column crushed. Count Zeppelin’s airship completed another flight with Beppelin on board reaching an ascent of an eighth mile and various maneuvers. Creek and allied tribes face force with Winchesters while treaties are balked and Colonel Sheenfele offers to manage the crisis. Archbishop Chappelle travels to northern Lavon with Dominican friars amid Manila unrest. English steelmaker Serbold A Dicksti of Shaffett plans a large U S plant near Wheeling, West Virginia employing thousands. coal shortages in England expand export push.
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Eugene Wolff
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Archbishop Chappelle
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Serbold A Dicksti
Shaffett
England
Crucible
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Pni
Turbulent Market Rumors Stir Hop Men and Townspeople
Vague talk of rising prices and impending scarcity spreads as residents of Tou and Morrow County plan an incorporation to move the Nouri mill and elevator. Reports claim floods, failed crops, and starving families across multiple towns threaten supplies and livelihoods while rail and lumber interests push for new work and distant timber.
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Tou
Morrow County
Fem
Faraleh Fein
Eleetrieight
Roosevelt Tours New York and Addresses Shokan Crowd
Gov Roosevelt resumes his statewide tour from Kingston visiting Shokan where he spoke to about 100 listeners. He promised to join with all honest efforts to correct evils and push better legislation. On the same trip Col Bryan is en route in Frederick Maryland addressing a vast audience and stating openness to living in Washington.
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Shokan
N. Y
Ronenvelt
Kingston
Horley
Bryan Remarks Spark Baltimore Campaign Parade
In Baltimore the crowd gathered as Mr Bryan addressed supporters from a car seat. He denied seeking Washington residence but said the contest is about higher aims than salaries, acknowledging political ambition and a path toward the presidency and the Philippines. Police cleared the way to the street amid a tense scene.
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Det
Bone
Trpple
Penneylvania
Pryan
Windidaw
Springer
Bryan
Baltimore & Olde
Autendale
Ryan
United States
Philippines
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Elwarine
Art
Rockville
Cleveland Denies Will Support McKinley in Interview
In an interview published today in the True American Cleveland denies any intent to back McKinley. The report notes his firm stance against being drawn into political controversy as 18 000 people gathered in Frederick Maryland and 2000 attended in Baltimore tonight to hear Col. Meven.
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Trenton
Grover Cleveland
Strong Clevlean Daper
Am Galig
McAkinley
President McKinley Arrives at Canton Morning
President McKinley arrived at Canton Ohio this morning from the periphery. The party entered Canton at an early hour and proceeded to engage in planned events with local officials and supporters.
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McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Dot
Periph Nie
Jos
Supreme Court Case Sparks Mixed Rulings Across Jurisdictions
The article reports on divergent court outcomes involving criminal indictments and appeals under different legal systems. It notes convictions under Hawaiian law, subsequent appeals to the United States Supreme Court, and mixed rulings on crimes against nature. It also mentions transport casualties and postal disruptions amid broader wartime era tensions.
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Prome
M. Marvhall
Four Men Arrested in Paterson Crime Case
Four men named Kerr, Walter McAliietor, William Death, and Andrew Campbell are under arrest in Paterson for assault and rape of a girl on Thursday night. They allegedly dragged the victim to a lonely road where she was outraged, left dying, and later dumped body at Wayeraw Bridge. Cape Town report notes Buller’s arrival and a reception.
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New York
Teirge Kerr
Walter McAliietor
William Death
Andrew Campbell
Jonne Roenphieler
Matern
Thareday
Wight
Wayeraw Bridge
Half a Million Stolen as New York Teller Vanishes
The longtime First National Bank teller from Mount Vernon disappears with an alleged missing sum growing from 106000 to 700000 dollars. Bank officials report the theft concealed by falsified ledgers while exams found no initial irregularities and charged off the shortage against the bank’s reserve.
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New York
Alvord
First National Bank
Teo
Aml
Mount Vernon
al Istinet
Wheat and barley variety trial at Walla Walla farm
The farm near Walla Walla hosts 35 grain varieties including wheat and barley to compare performance. Farm head Mc Galley plants each variety in its own plot and will care for them to harvest. The aim is to identify superior varieties to persuade growers to adopt new types.
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OO. Eae N. Co
Bnew
Walle Walla
Union
McGalley
Walla Walla Valley
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Lie
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Pe Daking
Lt Lee
Arlington Republicans Host Torchlight Meeting
Lowell of Puente ton led a Republican rally in Arlington with a torchlight procession and an anvil accompanyment as the Arlington cornet band played patriotic tunes. Judge Stephen A. Lowell spoke, presiding over a meeting that stressed unity and free government amid a festive ball and civic addresses.
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Ariington Cornet
A. A. D. Gurley
Republican County Commtitton
Stephen A. Lowell
Puenteton
Abe
Rmanhonda
Republic
End of the Strike Near Says President Mitchell
President Mitchell in an interview today signaled a near settlement of the anthracite strike. He said an agreement may come if operators guarantee a 10 percent wage advance through April and post notices. Mitchell noted progress and urged adherence to terms in the Hazelton and Lehighton areas.
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Hazelton
Mitchell
Tetay
Presilent
Rowling Company
Lehign
Hasleton
Looted Chinese Loot and U S Army Relocation After Pekin
The report describes widespread looting of goods in Pekin after the Boxer turmoil with foreign military consent. It notes looted valuables being sold to fund missionaries, Americans tightening control, and Chinese civilians suffering while foreign troops maintain camps. It remarks on brutal treatment by French and Russians and a harsh punitive stance toward residents. The city slowly resumes life as shops reopen and winter quarters delay government actions.
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Pekin
I Ton
Legation
Coolion
Lawsuit Aims to Halt Kane City Company Meeting
John W. Hater and others petition for a receiver in federal court to stop the Coordian Traneformpeny Cha from holding its annual meeting. The case involves A. F. Stillwell, Kane City and Pittsburgh Gall builder, and alleged corporate insolvency and misrepresentation.
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Kaneue City
John W. Hater
Feferal
Coordian Traneformpeny
A. F. Stillwell
Kane City & Pitteburng Gall
The
Guardian
Tte
Tie
Wales
Promised lands become part of the colony
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate certain lands and annotations from New Zealand governance in September. The referenced areas including Cookta lands and places like Howphrey Palmerston Vendhyn Hieron Danger are stated to be incorporated into the colony.
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Newlant
Cookta
Howphrey
Palmerston Vendhyn
Hieron Danger
Havouw Letande
California and Nevada railway to be rebuilt this winter
Oakland reports that the California and Nevada railway will be rebuilt this winter as a feeder for the Santa Fe. Twenty carloads of material are on the way from the depot for the Hebuilding Hallway project in Oakland.
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Oakland
Calif
Casliformia
Nevade
Bunta Fe
Omat
Movement to Overthrow Government Reaches Haiti Capital
Kingston reports the movement to oust the government has begun with a Haitian president heading a coalition plotting against the Haitian capital. The situation signals a brewing crisis as factions seek control and stability amid unrest.
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Kingston
Get
Y Phi An
Ub Haytian
Haytion
Fatalities From Fire-Damage in Fort Worth and Minnesota Livery Barn Loss
Deaths reported in bedi Gy lane Fort Worth October 23 a late report notes injuries from a fire at the Owt Lodi piseee area and a fire in St Paul Minnesota October 24 destroyed J B Jrs livery barn with fifty two horses and forty vehicles burned and an estimated loss of $100000.
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Fort Worth
Bia
St. Paw
Paul, Minn
J. B
Five Leblanc Children Die in Montreal Fire
Five children of shoemaker Arthur Leblanc perished in a tenement fire in Montreal this morning. The tragedy unfolded as flames consumed the building leaving no survivors among the family.
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Montreal
Arthur Leblanc
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