Presidents Train Tour Through Virginia Amid Public Reception
The presidential special with four cabinet members travels from Washington to Charlottesville with crowds greeting the president and Mrs McKinley. In Charlottesville the University of Virginia students cheer as Senator Daniel and local officials welcome the party and McKinley delivers remarks. A noted reference to Mrs Long, widow of General Long, appears in coverage of the stop.
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Charlottesville
McKinley
Charles Emory Smith
Long
Pacific
Virginia
Nadine
Norfolk and Western
Bristol
Paris
Washington
Orounds
Cotela
Charhottesvilly
University of Virginia
Lanehhirg
Daniel
Meikiniles
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Olympia
Hin
Win
Secret Service
GO McCortaleik
Gunard
Han
Jusiles McKenna
Supreme Court
Henry White
London
H. Clay Vans
Longstreet
Frank Bristol
Theadore Bhatham
Richards
Corbin
Sternberg
Sear
Melville
Jerry
White House
Hay
the Interior
Hitchcock
Agriculture
Wilsot
Smaith
Alexandrha
Mra
Jefferson
AL Manis
Asta
National Cemetery
Madison
Montpelle
Charlottesedlle
Univer
Virginie Hell
Wscor
Tony Pudeiotisi
Goethe
Republic
Coesar
Smith
Cnet Apie
Tos University
Davie
Smits
Alre
Pastnis-Tress
Grant
Cieneral Sumner
General Long
Hand of Trade and City Council
Patie
Chunghler
Lancia
CUP
Pep Ieee
Spring House Burns at Heart Lake Estate Hotel
A fire swept the Spritutiwuse hotel and barn on the eastern shore of Heart Lake near the Lackawanna and Montrose railroad. The main hotel and outbuildings were destroyed, with insurance reported on the properties. The property had been run by Ulysee Croful, a long-time hotelkeeper, until it was sold to Mr. Keppwell of Binghamton on Saturday.
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Heart Lake
Heartlake
Lackawanna
Montrose Riilroad
Ulyseee
Croful
Binshimion
My. Keppwell
Binghamtom
University Board Debates Law Degree for President McKinley
Boston April Associated Press reports the board of trustees at Harvard University debates granting William McKinley a Doctor of Law degree. The decision is pending formal action and reflects mixed sentiment among trustees amid the ongoing war mobilization.
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Associated Peas
Boston
Oveeots of
Larvand Univeriity
Willian McKinley
BillsFiled in State House as Death Shocks Session
In Harrisburg on April 20 the legislature adjourned after finishing a first remitting calendar of thirty bills. Actions included establishing rac of city trusts, relocating the capital to Lancaster, and a homeless land purchase bill. A death notice for Mr Calder of Dauphin was announced and a funeral committee named.
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Myers
Cumberland
Calder
Clarrisburg
Senate
DiIs
Scott
Philadelphia
Snyder
Chester
Stiates Department
R. M. Weiselbaugh
Liancaster
Metthiin
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Flenderson
Allegheny
Emery
Venango
Mi Wanetis
Abrams
Cunderkind
Dauphin
Me Ulrich
Marshall
Messrs
Ulrich, Smythe
Thrall
Atetheny
Luck
McChinn
Mertens
Kke
Noonty
Samereel
Theler
Columbia
Mine
Tehigh
Seal
Messis
Uirieh
Mutherford
Chew
Fulmer
Philadel
Phias
Buel
Ponreves
Franklin
Miller
Bedford
Hirris
Chefield
Chinignidene
Mega
Pox
Chistery
Chadeharles
Northumber- Hinds Manning
Cumberlands
Gaga
Adios
Midlanes
Notice to Willie McCormick in New York
April 2 report shows Mather Mullin stating Willie McCormick must return home under protection due to alleged danger. The message claims McCormick fears to come home. Mullin appeals for his safety and asks for custody or rescue assistance. The letter speaks of parents and guardians seeking to secure his return.
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New York
Mather Mullin
Mootermick
Uiniler Ik
Wilkie
Danny Fwally
Terhapr
Steamship Arrivals Report From New York and Atlantic Ports
Steamship arrivals from New York include vessels from Southampton and Cherbourg with calls to Antwerp and Glasgow. Cleared ships list names such as Kaiser Wilhelm Der Gene and others sailing to and from New York and foreign ports.
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New York
New Yorks
Southampton
Cheybourg
Gromen Kurturst
Arcnen
Oberhours Frieland
Antwerp
Kaiser Wilhelm der Gene Bition
Ele Clore
Seathampton
Ameer Aieivod
Wenernland
Kew Work
Sotthaaipebuli
Arihowd
Vadenland
Maville
Aynveds Antora
Glasgow
Ual
Unclear OCR Record From Washington Dispatch
The provided text is a garbled wire report with multiple transcription errors making it impossible to identify a coherent event, names, places, or dates. No verifiable facts can be extracted for a proper summary.
Explosion Wrecks Chester Quarry Boiler and Engine House
A dynamite blast destroyed the boiler and engine house at Rodgers & Company quarries in Chester. Twelve sticks stolen from the tool house caused the explosion, sending debris 300 feet and rattling homes across the city. Morris Adtenth was operating the quarry, with no clear motive or suspects named.
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Rodgers & Company
Chester
Asmeialel Press
BR Rodster & Co
Niles
Engi
Morgan Seeks Coal Business Amid Liverpool Trade Talks
An interview with Ate Ciwan, diver at Liverpool's Leyland line, reports that American syndicate led by Mac Morgan seeks to obtain ordinary Leyland shares to gain director nominations. Negotiations appear limited, with Leyland resisting American influence and focusing on potential share transfers and strategic control. Analyst Sir Christopher Furness notes a broader move by American interests into Mediterranean and steel port shipments.
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London
Daily Mail
Ate Ciwan
Liverpool
Leyland
Mir Glynn
Svirlaite
Mac. Moran
Air. Glynn
Mc Gilyvain
Armericugn
Mexico
Liverpool Wold
Christopher Furness
Furess
Yestendia
Dedication of the Hall of Fame at New York University
The New York University senate prepares the Hall of Fame dedication for May. Twenty nine American figures chosen last October have tablets nearly completed and positioned. Delegates from Paul Vlothe and educa hions groups are invited to unveil. Senator Chianneey Depress will deliver the oration.
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New York
Senate
The
New York University
Hall of Fame
Ameriavins
Paulvlothe
Educa Hon Iseockitions
Offtelace
United States
Chianneey Depress
Pep
Posen
Bustle at Buffalo
Delusive writing from the Buffalo exposition grounds describes a lively scene with crowds and commerce. The piece mentions colored salt sections, attractions, and a busy atmosphere, noting vendors, demonstrations, and pavilion activity amid the fair.
Vexed Minds in a Faulty Train of Thought
A garbled OCR passage hints at characters and places in a muddled scene. Names like Mike and A Patro appear amid scrambled phrases describing expectations and pride, with references to rocks and engineers. The readable bits suggest a narrative about perception and doubt.
Unclear OCR Item From The Associated Press Archive
Fragmentary wire text describes an incident in Washington with references to individuals and a reported revelation. The readable parts suggest a legal or political matter involving Avia and a designation of a forthcoming action or alert.
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Associated Pree
Washington
United
Levy Qe
Associated Press
Ascior Silva
Tron Colonie
Weehington
Hax
Colleen Foo
Beota
Atektias
Withdrawal of German Forces From Pekin and Chinese Handover
Telegraphic report from Pekin details powers' conference on troop withdrawal and handover of Pekin administration to native officials. It notes Chinese gradual control of civil government with passive military supervision, indemnity terms, and commentary on German losses and French movements amid the expedition.
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Pekin
Associated Press
Legation Guards
Ka-Khwan Pass
Chines
Gesaphes
Berlin
Lau
Paris
Shan Si
Ku Kin
Li Hung Chang
Sham Si
Shan Bb
Boy in Quarry Explosion Burned by Blasting Powder
A nine year old boy sustained severe burns while playing near blasting powder at a quarry in Mast Lampeter. The blast ignited powder, causing clothes to catch fire and skin injuries. bystanders helped extinguish flames. Doctors report limited hope for full recovery.
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Lohenwtter
Willi Horkinin
Jack the Ripper Caught in April Notorious Case
A garbled report states the infamous Jack the Ripper was captured in April after a spree of mutilations that left eighteen women dead. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but reference police involvement and a dramatic ending.
Elevator tragedy shocks city as man dies in shaft collapse
An accident in a building elevator leads to the death of an individual identified as a local resident. Investigators gathered at the scene as rescue crews removed the body and the shaft was secured. Officials expect a full inquiry into the elevator’s maintenance and safety records.
Maryland Village Bid Incomplete Due To Illegible Text
A fragmented wire report from The Associated Press describes Maryland Village bids and related details that are mostly unreadable, with key names and figures obscured. The brief hints at procedural steps and local interest but lacks clear outcomes or dates.
Morning News Summary From Fair Winds To Local Trials
The Morning column lists weather and community items across Northeast Pennsylvania. It notes general officials, local agencies, civic arrests, church notices, and a missionary meeting. The page mentions work resuming at the Sir Milbe as part of ongoing local activity.
His Eminence Wins The Kentucky Derby
The twenty seventh Kentucky Derby ends with His Eminence, son of Falsetto, winning by a full length. Eis Eminences led from start to finish as Alard Schheock and Saannesarren chase, with Baonagarre close behind and Amur fourth. Jockey Winkfield kept a steady pace as a crowd of 25100 celebrated the victory.
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Louisville
Mrace
Hig
Falsetto
Winkfield
Wilip
Spur
Allard Sehecock
Oon Fis
Saannesarren
Driscoll
Ani
Eis Eitinenes
Hell
Alard Sehe
Sean Feee
Sanna
Baonagarre Halla Jeneth
Driscall
Amur
Alwrd Sehech
Press to be restrained in Poster murder case
Exclusive AP report from Toledo notes Judge Posti Young issued a restraining order to bar publication of any evidence or purported evidence from the Charles Poster murder trial. The order targets all persons from disseminating trial materials.
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Toledo
Charles Poster
Johnson
Todas
Posti I
Young
Wanted Bread or Work Amid Turbulent Times
A distressed plea for food or employment surfaces during a period of unrest. The speaker, glimpsed amid confusion, seeks basic necessities while authorities address the crisis and evacuations unfold. Troops arrive as a crowd questions responsibility and aid distribution.
Wrestling headlines and results from Boston bout
An Associated Press report details a Boston wrestling event where contenders vied for titles. The match saw Hooker and Minter compete amid a tense finish as plans to continue the bout suggest ongoing title contention.
Unclear source text on Matty Matthews division decision
Fragmentary report references Matty Matthews, a division decision and names like Michigan and New York. The readable parts are insufficient to determine dates, events, or outcomes with confidence.
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Matty Matthews
Matthews
New York
Ol Dimkirk
Unclear Wire Report on New York Event
An exclusive wire from the Associated Press reports on a Brooklyn figure and a Pittsburgh machine, mentioning a Louisville affair and an unidentified arrival or arrival delay. The readable fragments hint at a notable source and location but lack coherent details.
Trial Opens In Manila Commissary Fraud Case
The Manila court martial begins hearing the case of Captain James Reed charged with bribery and misconduct tied to depot commissary contracts. Key testimony from Mr. Schindler of the Alhambra Cigar Factory outlines payments and kickbacks through Major Davis and others, with Lt Townley and Colonel Woodruff describing roles and alleged schemes involving government supplies and inspectors.
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Mr. Schindler
Alhambra Cigar Factory
Darlington
Townley
Woodruff
Bie
Manila
Domes Reed
Read
Schindler
Alhambra
Teed
Cleorge B. Davis
Cape Tiin Reed
Cunisted
Mvang & ('O
Reed
Bronklin
Shou
Davis
al This
Praney
Sehindler
Cleneral Durllington
Mitjer Davis
Abehwire
Castle Dinethiers
Tony Elepaiartmenit
Abn
Castle Brothers
Castles Brothers
Chapala Reedk
Powntey
Olile
Colinel
Charles AL Woodlrutt
Asia
Woodrut
Dee
Wowdiaill
Majo Davis
Cabo
Muarple
Engineers Strike Settled By Hidden Wire Report
An error riddled dispatch claims engineers settled a dispute. The piece mentions Western theater context and a return to work after a period of disruption. Names and places are garbled, with several likely misspellings, but the core note is a settlement ending a work stoppage and resumption of normal operations.
Weather Forecast for Washington Saturday
Forecasters predict dry conditions across Washington with light winds and above normal temperatures. Chance of showers is low near western coasts and inland areas remain mostly sunny through the afternoon.
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Mr. McKinley
Business IN Legislature
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Morgan
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Bea
Pasian
Expensive Stock Exchange
Merli
Stark
Sali
Fey
Wits
Wwe
Wester Rocks
Gogapans
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Aurleau
Iaias
Mads
Ion
Privitaibil
Jack the Ripper
Whitechapel
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Porlueive
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Vyhe Notories
Viewne
Thio
Nia
Prey
Hindha
Mwivhatont
Byala
Milllanewster
Onlenwalt
York
Ela Tile Attecinag Bby
Elevianiur
Memo Teeurenitele
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Welee
Weoe
Teeligen Herd Dow
Maryland Village
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Ipie
Tina
Muanieijal Lewel
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Citlnere
Poloralevict
Malitovial
Biekeon Manuteniving Company
Sannazario
Foster
Lemburg
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Tipport
Thorn al Othe Miners’ Federation
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Minter Adoey
Peetienk Hooker
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Dochelin
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Captain Reel
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