Stands by Aruger War Looms In South Africa
Dispatches from Johannesburg and London report rising tensions as great powers set plans for Rhodesia and Natal. Boer forces prepare to push into Rhodesia while Britain dispatches troops and mules to Africa. Officials debate terms of past conventions and a five year franchise amid mounting brinkmanship.
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Loxbos
Jolumnesbur
Johannesburg
Patoria
Rhodesia
Natal
Serted
Arun
Cape Torr
Daily Mail
Laingnek
Alebermons
Steyn
Cape
Erpodl
White Star
Britannic
South Africa
Volksraed
English After Horses Rush Orders for 5000 Mead
England seeks 1 200 pound artillery horses for African campaign via London orders to a Chicago firm at Union Stock Yards. Rush shipment arranged with emphasis on choice stock weighing at least 3200 pounds and priced between 110 and 125 dollars. First consignment to England planned for late week amid market scrutiny.
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Chicago
Transvaal
Great Britain
Lendon
Union Stock Yards
England
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Iowa Happenings and Local Notices
Iowa items from Fort Dodge to Des Moines report arrests, inaugurations, a railway meeting, a murder case. a preacher deposed, frost on corn, and a Manning grain elevator fire. Notable names include James Hill, George MacLean, John Dancomb, and I. M. Tor. Events span Sept 27 to Sept 28 with multiple local updates and society notes.
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Fort Dodge
Omalox
Port Dodge and
Des Moines
Towa
Ineiijory
Dewey's Flagship Makes Triumphal Journey Up the Bay
Dewey's flagship completes a ceremonial ascent of the bay, with dignitaries aboard and crowds cheering along the waterfront. The voyage marks a symbolic celebration of naval prowess and regional pride as the vessel reaches the harbor.
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Dewey
Rear Admiral Howison Arrives in Port Amid Gala Welcome
Rear Admiral Howison arrives with the South Atlantic squadron aboard the Olympia after a 21000 mile voyage from the South Pacific. The welcome includes ship salutes from Dewey and Sampson’s flags, and a procession up the bay to New York Harbor. Assistant Secretary Allen boards Olympia for greetings as crowds line the waterfront.
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Ad Mardset
Warkworth
Thuiuhon
Achimal Diavey
Volguu
Teds
Stevin
Lion
Dever
Lis
Sandy Hook
Chicago
New York
O’ York
Sampson
Cincaso
Staten Island
Dew
Howieon
Manicdi
Howison
Ania Bave
Delphin
Allen
Dolphin
Mekink Be
Four Killed In Train Collision Near Wight and Tiosa
Four gunmen died in a head end collision on the Belle Plaine and Muchakinock extension of the Northwestern Road seven miles south east of Osmalooosa Indiana. The southbound train with 40 passengers was misrouted by a double headed rail and split into two sections. Three sensines and 14 cars were demolished. All of Belle Vilain, the engineer and fireman aboard the passenger train were killed. Several crew and passengers were injured.
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Delle Plaine
Betwreen Wight
Tiosa
OsmaLoosa
Belle Plaine
Muchakinock
Wrisht
Tiega
Snciicers
Belle Vilaine
Allen
Dectos Daily Reivels
Shaw at Topeka Denies Dewey Parade Stories
At Topeka Colonel Albert Shaw states he never sought to hear a Dewey parade and calls reports false. He argues veterans should lead the Dewey parade, citing Chicago jubilee and Pittsburgh reception precedents. Governor Roosevelt praised the stance and urged honoring aging veterans with lead positions in New York. Fire wipes out almost all business in Syracuse, Morgan County. Local stores, druggists, hotel and post office burned. Loss estimated in the multiple-property blaze.
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Vornica
Albert, D. Shaw
G. AL Tt Syn
Shaw
Guaredt
Ualonel Shaw
Roy
Lee
Philippines
Admiral Dewey
Grand Army
New York
Union
Pennsylvania
Missouri
SepaLia
Syracuse
Morgan County
G. W. Cook
Keevil
Thomas
Willian Carpenter's Rocery
Seymour Hotel
Sept 2 News Briefs Include New Deaths and Fire Loss
The telegraph brief recounts incidents from Sept 2 including a German farmer Apparius near Duncan who died by self harm and faces forgery charges by neighbor Christian Schapbach. Fire destroys a large Marion block with post office, totaling about 50 thousand dollars. Admiral Dewey’s anniversary salute rings from Independence Hall. Michael Corbett, Detroit Western Union manager, dies of consumption in Harper Hospital. Also notes Miss Helen Gould donating toward the Dewey home fund and Silver Lake mine sale for about 2.09 million dollars.
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Helen Gould
Dewey Home Fund
Dia & Company
New York
Heve
Society of the Army of West Virginia
Jackson
Key West
Lord William Beressont
Shan
Nevemarket
Boston
Silver Lake
Silverton
Colo
Michael
Corbett
Detroit
Western Union Telegraph Company
St Ime
Harper Hospital
Marion
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Admiral Dewey
A. P. Stephenson
Pittsburg
Stephenson
David B. Henderson
Army of the Tennessee
Army of the Cariberland
Iowa
Chickamanga
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Aid
A reader recounts relief from “female weakness” after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Women praise the medicine, claim it saved their health, and urge others to write for advice. Mrs Doe Stanley from Campbellstown, Ind, shares a nervous headache and illness testimony seeking guidance.
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Pinkham
Lynn
Carectionville
Mra Parkham
Earth
Bernd
Lydia
Unclear OCR Reads Polar Observations Link to Spectral Data
Fragmentary text references observations, spectroscopy, and a plan by A Scullivan. It mentions a note for $150 wired to a gas charge, and a drawn paper from Sunday. The readable content is garbled with missing letters and names, hindering coherent facts.
Fragmentary note on a group of widows and meeting risks
A garbled OCR fragment mentions widows and a group meeting casually, with unclear names or dates. It references a “new umbrella” and a warning about water labels and potential danger, but the meaning is obscured and specifics are not recoverable.
Incoherent pirate ad copy with shoe powder claim
Fragmented OCR text shows a parody style ad for Alien's Foot powder and a stray reference to public stage theater phrases. The legible portion sells a foot powder claiming to ease burning and swelling with a free sample, touting LeRoy New York as a distribution point.
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LeRoy, N.Y
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Orange Free State
Bloemponte
Free State
Volkaraad
Neb
Henman Kagler
Havrpand
Postmaster Law
United States
Mershal Pesterdas
Innspecter
Fostader
Hrrbako, Ka
Juylan
United
Sta Uiarshal
Iea Uis
Canesten Orestax
Stacey Convent
Mero Sunddseys
Sieux Urey
Cgeorge DD
Perkin
Ie Sigux Gig
Rey Ah Uelearaane
Ditines Wilson
Secretiay
Aure Culture
Washington
Iyi
Sion
Dndustrad
Mitchellole
Bled Lis
Stare
Central
James No Malle
Ges
Lowa
Tolberd
Curry Gordy
Pudge
G. E. Maclean
Jows Ciry
George AlacLean
Nebraska
BOW
Star Univerty
Kev James Hill
Dravacs
Snr
James Hi
Cascade
Duvaggae County
Verday
Te Ou Tuiwar
Twen First Inva Infanty
Ter
I. M. Tor
Ida Gror
Methodist Church
Inna ME
Ruthven
Manni Buros
Marsing
Manning Moerca
Wowison
Cassie Saintes
Cloopin
Olympia
Fort Hancock
Adlen
Spain
Topeka
Fort Crook
McPherson
Second United States Infantry
Tenth Infantry
Pickering
Burcell
Fort Thomas
Omaha
Ana Strika
Ludiow
Ary
Hi Cote
Apparius
Duncan
Christian Schapbach
O'Brien
Pete Tre
Uteta
du Puint
Peode
Ziatbelniah
Sawiiger
Amd
Haifa
Wren
Tolede
C.ry
Suppy
Minneapolis
Madison- ST Cricago
Rosai
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