Admiral Dewey Back in Washington After Philadelphia Visit
Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Dewey returned to Washington from Philadelphia where he spent a quiet day at Hotel Bellevue amid limited contact with callers. Reporters pursued interviews while Dewey denied plans for future conferences, stating he is a Democrat though never voting, and hinted at a forthcoming statement about his politics and candidacy context.
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Admiral Dewey
Arthur Gorman
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William Co. Whitney
George F. Spinney
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Cleveland
Courts Rule In Democrat Victory In Kentucky Governor Case
The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Democrats in the governorship dispute involving Governor Beckham and Governor Taylor. The majority held the legislature's seating as final and rejected court review. Taylor's adjournment actions were deemed beyond his authority. The decision prompts a Supreme Court appeal by Taylor and Lieutenant Governor Marxhill, with a writ of error sought promptly.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Admiral and Mrs Dewey Settle in Beauveoir Country House
The admiral and Mrs Dewey plan to move into their Beauveir country house next Monday for the summer. The move follows a brief answer to a question and signals a quiet retreat from public duties.
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Mra Dewey
Beauveir
Whitney Denies Involvement in Dewey Presidency Candidacy
New York April 6 William C Whitney declares he has no role in Admiral Dewey's presidential candidacy. He states no current political involvement and praises the admiral while noting the public petition likely caused the announcement.
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Wiliam
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Admiral Dewey
Unclear OCR fragment on a sporting event
Fragmented text from a historical page references a race or game with names and positions but is too damaged to identify clear individuals, teams, dates, or outcomes. The readable portions do not yield a complete, coherent event to summarize.
Northern Pacific Purchases Land Parcel
Maal April 1 The Northern Pacific completed the sale of about 500000 acres of land in Northern Minnesota to the seller in indicate. The price was about $1,100,000.
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Maal
Nowthene Pacine Nail Var Hoe
Lai
Mintento
Snvender
Macabebes Made Good Soldiers In Luzon Campaign
Major Batson reports on the Macabebe native cavalry in northern Luzon during the Aguinaldo pursuit. About 60 men in three companies served under US officers, fought in trenches, wore US carbines, used banecas, and demonstrated loyalty and endurance. Batson recommends organizing a regular cavalry regiment from the Macabebe tribes.
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Jeffries Knocks Out Finnegan in 55 Seconds
Detroit's James J. Jeffries captures a rapid victory by KO against Pittsburg challenger John Finnegan at the Cadillac Athletic Club. Jeffries exceeded expectations in weight and delivered decisive blows to finish Finnegan in under a minute. Finnegan paid for early exchange and failed to rise after the final knockdown.
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James J. Jeffries
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Cadillac Athletic Club
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Siler
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Paroled railway workers quarrel over distance claim
Winlvton reports a dispute among al enugineers over a measured distance during a patrol. Haatelog and Wilkes Hage are cited with names like G Wintation of Went siren. The article notes a long hour and a fin miles claim while Manheton and Wilkes Avenue specialists are involved in the parole discussion.
Washington AZ Move to Refer Credential of Dormer Keattier
A fragmented report notes a move to refer the credential of Dormer Keattier to the committee on privileges and elections. The text mentions the Breater Nard of the mension and an appeal regarding the Willie bill, with uncertain names and dates.
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Semud
Dormer Keattier
Reconstruction plan after Lehigh mine fire proposed
In Hetlehem Pennsylvania on April 6 a report indicates the institution will rebuild after a fire damaged the Lehigh miners’ lab. The article notes the water damage and immediate cleanup as teams assess the site and safety measures before reopening.
Dun's Review of Trade Signals Stronger Activity
R G Dun and Company reports a larger volume of business in the latest quarterly review, with spring demands for higher prices largely met and some compromise easing. Steel consolidation plans and potential alliances may impact industry. purchases and export rail orders appear hopeful, while failures rise modestly in the U S and Canada.
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R. G. Dun & Coss Weekly Review of Trade
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Apnello Works
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Rational Steel Works
Carnegie Company
Jersey City club formed as Atlantic league expands
President Fogel announces Atlantic league expansion with Jersey City as eighth club. Ground secured, capital set at 31 6,000, Cooley slated as manager captain, Newark and Philadelphia backers aligned, reading next Thursday to adopt schedule.
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Colonel Rogers
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Filinira
Wellington April A Representative Bich Acted to Poll
An apparent political summary notes the Democratic leader of the house planning a Saturday to mobilize support for a tariff bill while instructing allies to return to Washington. The piece hints at party divisions and procedural moves surrounding the measure.
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Rullet
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Labor Riots at Puerto Rico Pier Strike Sparks Native Clash
Riots involving about 2000 natives attacked foreign colored men over the pier strike. One Puerto Rican killed, two seriously and three St Kitts men wounded as mobs with revolvers attacked English islanders. Infantry dispersed rioters. police ineffectual. troops to remain. British consul seeks protection for subjects.
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Aftilre
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San Juan
Weather and notices sweep across the morning edition
The morning issue lists showers and scattered news items including regional reports from Northeastern Pennsylvania, religious and editorial features, and local court notes. Several entries mention civic topics like street paving and county rounds, with broader coverage of industrial and political themes.
Child of Local Official Dies in Furnace Accident
In Swedeland near Nui Hitown Pa a young girl, daughter of Harvey Aldenderfer, superintendent of the Hocksher furnace, was killed when a heater discharged a loaded revolver during a confrontation with Nat night. The child died two hours after the incident.
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Abowearold
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Swedeland
Nui Hitown
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Abe
New Works to Meet in May at Brewlayihlethe Club
The Aus Hallan eoniddie weight chimpion and Kit Mes oy fete will box at Brewlayihlethe club in Milwaukee during the first week in April. They are guaranteed $1,000 or 2 percent of the receipts, with Wilcett mentioned in connection to the event.
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Outeh Weighta
Pient Doe Wilcett
Milwaukee
Furie
Unclear OCR: Ledger Notes From New Holland Visit
Fragmentary entry notes a 70 year old man named Bidenbuck who visited a city and shopped at St Elna. The garbled text mentions Led at the St. Elnw and references sea roam formations and a Fetenn of New Holland Lanewter Winatalan.
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Reuben Hidentark
New Holland
Lanewter Winatalan
Queen Victoria Visits Dublin Amid Rainy Day Parade
In Dublin on April 6 Queen Victoria toured in an open carriage amid rain, visiting a park area and nearby roads. Tomorrow 36,000 Irish children are expected to attend a festival to see the queen, who later attended a dinner and a Theater Royal concert with notable figures.
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Theater Royal
Why He Favors Quay
Senator Sullivan of Mississippi addressed the senate in support of Mr Quay’s claim to the Pennsylvania seat. He argued policy and justice require the governor to name the senator if the legislature fails to elect and stated he would vote for Quay.
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Sullivan
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Senate
Quays
Pennsylvania
My. Quay
National Chant Bill Introduced by Repersentativg Marah
Repersentativg Marah of Nitels and Clinian on the military affairs committee today introduced a bill for the coming of the National Chant of the Wile stoler while Kengdangenen rifles. The videre to be funded by the secnetars of war.
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Clinian
Howe
Kengdangenen
Mittichburg April filings reveal new charter ventures
Corporations chartered include The Mywer Company in Netting with capital plan under WPL Voting compare. The filing outlines state approval for Mittichburg April records, detailing charter issuance and compliance steps for the new enterprise.
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Mittichburg
Thitres Mywer Company
Deaths of a Day in Melliideyellrg, Pa
Obituary notes the passing of Melliduyy borg Standard owner and Democratic editor for thirty nine years in the Juniata valley aged eighty He is survived by a wife a son and two daughters and includes references to related local clergy and Baltimore birth details in a fragmentary account of his life and death.
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Chiselind April Man Details Hotel Meeting
Fragmentary notes describe an April meeting between Kil Doitikierst and others from Nga and Pak. The text hints at a date, place, and a goal to reach SM pounds, with references to a motel and financial prospects. Names and locations appear garbled, limiting precise facts.
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New York Salons Adjourn After Lengthy Session
Albans April reports the plate legislature moves to close today after a long adjournment. The fragmented note indicates a formal session with ongoing debates and procedural timings.
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Albans
Roberts Meets More Disasters Near Bloemfontein
A late April dispatch from Bloemfontein reports Lord Roberts stating Villebois Mareuil was surrounded and killed, with seven Boers slain and fifty prisoners taken. British losses include two Yeomanry captains and two soldiers wounded. Boers also capture five companies near Bethany, while British infantry from the Royal Irish Fusiliers and Ninth mounted infantry are said to have been overwhelmed near Reddersberg.
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Execution at Ponce Ends in Garrote
Early tomorrow Simeon Rodriegues Carlos Pachee Hero Kener Pachee Eugenio Nodrieguez and Resalle Santiago, condemned to death by garroting, will be executed for the October murder of Senor Prudence Mendes at Vouco. The killers, after assaulting his wife and daughter, forced them to dance about the corpse. Two convicts from San Juan will perform the execution.
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Puerdis Rieg
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Carlos Pachee
Hero
Kener Pachee
Eugenio Nodrieguez
Resalle Santiago
Isvs
Senor Prudence Mendes
Vouco
Pennsylvania Postmasters
The president today sent to the senate nominations of William B. Senettyle for postmaster at Jepnettie Is and Martin MW Alle for postmaster at Honnie dale Va.
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William B. Senettyle Frveteiostey
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Martin MW Alle
Jhatbatter
Honniedale
Washington Apel Boreownt Sat Worship Note
Apel Boreownt schedule for Saturday worship includes two lantern ceremonies. Salinas hosts showers in sunny conditions while djinlebing and winihe activities are anticipated.
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