President McKinley to Leave for Washington as Mother's Condition Worsens
Canton reports a day of suspense as Mrs. McKinley remains unconscious with no hope of revival. President McKinley will depart Canton tomorrow afternoon by special car to reach Washington for the congressional opening, while assisting officials monitor his mother’s decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Mc.Kinley
Washington
Congress
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Mother McWinkty
Ness
Hiekxter Helen
William
White House
A. J. Duncan
Cleveland
Cleako
Mother McKinles
George B. Frowse
Abner
Mother McKinley
Mmchillipa
Roomwide Alert as President Considers Quiet Retreat at One
The president is in her room and signals a possible retirement to rest at 1 o’clock if no developments occur. Military aides monitor hourly changes and await further guidance on ongoing matters.
Smugglers Caught Lasar Couple Held on Diamond Import Charge
New York police held Emanuel J. Lasar and his wife on $5000 bail each for smuggling 100000 worth of diamonds into the United States. Diamonds seized at Maiden Lane office of Max J. Lasar. They pleaded not guilty as officials heed caution over organized smuggling rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasar
New York
Eimanuel J. Lasir
Max J. Lasar
Maiden Lane
Bidwell
Hetty
Governor Griggs for Attorney General
News from Washington reports Governor Griggs of New Jersey has been offered and may accept the position of attorney general to succeed McKenna, with Vice President Hobart backing the bid. Biographical details recount Griggs as a former New Jersey state senator and Paterson lawyer with a large family.
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Washington
Dec
McKenna
United States Supreme
Justice Fields
Griggs
New Jersey
Hobart
McKinley
Titerson
N. C
Dee
Julia Dr. Griges
Clare
Hamilton Club
John William Griggs Wie
Newton
Sussex County
N. J
Laufavette College
Robert Hamilton
Paterson
Socrates Tuttle
Henas
Tuttle
Tort & Griges
Assembly
Board of Freehoners
Passaic County
Mize L. Elizabeth Tries
Cleveland
Stricken kneeling at altar in Hebrew Shelterine House
Mrs Sarah Robinson 60? years old known as the Angel of Charity among East Side poor collapsed at Beth Israel hospital after apoplexy while praying at the Hebrew Shelterine House altar Saturday night. Her husband once died in the court's favor but was stripped of office and riches when Hebrews fell from favor in Russia. Mrs Robinson dedicated years to helping the poor and sick and had long funded her charity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sarah Robinson
East Side
Jo Sylige
Beth Israel Hospital
Cour
Russia
Bride's suicide at hotel ends young couple’s troubles
Saw York near Dee t-Min reports a 22 year old bride, Mrs. J A Wilkens, killed herself by poison in a hotel room. Her husband Christopher Wilkens, recently unemployed, had left to seek work. He became ill upon learning of the death but survived after a violent reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Dee t—Min
J. A. Wilkens
Pagal
Christopher Wilkene
Wilken
New York Tournament Sparks Dramatic Day at Garden
In New York the Midivan Byutate Garden hosted the Lilibare tournament with Daly and Coors Button delivering wins. Daly defeated an unspecified rival 500 to testy in a tight match at Mahicot Square Garden. Beckefer beat Napoleon Ives 5 to 40 as the oil champion claimed victory. Schaefer led with a top score, amid several bright wins in a bustling session.
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New York
Daly
Coors Button
UN Oh
Mahicot Square Garden
Beckefer
Napoleon Ives
Ccore
Schaefer
National Spiritual Association invites joint investigation
Talode O Dor President Nocker of the National Anti Spiritual Elevation at Adrian Mirth invites the National Spiritual Association to appoint members to join with the Anti Spiritual Association to thoroughly investigate the phenomena and offer full opportunity for impartial inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talode
Nocker
Adrian
Antk
Malern
Wilde Poem and Ballad Tie to Reading Jail Text
A fragment notes Oscar Wilde arranging publication of a New York poem and a ballad related to Reading Jail, titled The Ballad of Reading Jail vy C, suggesting literary works linked to Wilde in a contemporary venue.
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Sone Wilde
Lotion
Dee
Oscar Wilde
New York City
Reading Jail
Sufferings of Concentrados in Pinar del Rio Reported
Spanish special commissioner Canalejas returns to Havana detailing 10 000 concentrados in Pinar del Rio many homeless and starving with 15 000 orphans. Relief scarce as authorities lack resources. reports on distribution and local indifference reach Congress amid Cuba reforms talks.
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Concentrados
Pinar del Rio
Bianco
Havana
Senor Canalejas
Pinar del Itin
Pinar del Wh
McKinley
Congress
Qurtty Hag
Reformiet Party
Talig
Piateiime
Tmienst
Pernal
Forc
Autononmiets
Cylinas
Carvajal
Fire in the Hold Halifax Ship Benciroy Sinks Crew Pumps Water
A British steamer named Benciroy, bound from Covtland Gane to Havre with cargo, caught fire in the hold at Halifax November 10. The vessel remained afloat but with no sign of life below. the crew worked to pump water from the hold and search for survivors.
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Hadlifax
Benciroy
Covtland
Havre
Diatifax
Whistler Awarded Damages Over Lady Eden Portrait
Paris December 3 Whistler won an appeal overturning a lower court ruling that he must return Sir William Eden’s portrait of Lady Eden and pay 32 000 in damages. The painting dated 1804 was exhibited at the Champ de Mars salon. Sir William had sent a check deemed far below value, and Whistler refused delivery and painted a new head. The case featured a disputed price claim and Whistler’s ironical protest.
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Paris
James McNeill Whistler
William Eden
Lady Eden
Wiliam
Taidy Eden
Champ de Mars
William
Tapique Whistler
Sir William
Whistler
Turkey Postpones Indemnity Settlement as Treasury Stays Low
Washington reports new Turkish chargé Edhem Bay says no instruction arrived from Constantinople on the U S demand for compensation for American missionary property loss. Officials note Turkey will delay settlement due to a depleted treasury though a larger cash indemnity from China is anticipated. Dr Angell continues to press for payment with no new claims filed since Terrell's submission.
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Washington
Dec
Edhem Bay
United States
Constantinople
Angi
Turkey
Cirnece
Angell
Ataty Department
Terrell
Amen
Relieved of Kissing Charge in Cambridge Case
Quade, a dapper Philadelphia soap salesman, faced four writs alleging kneeing and kissing young women in Cambridge Maine. The state dropped three cases. an alibi was shown in the fourth. Quade protests his arrest as Justice Barrett reviews the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mea. Tee
Quade
Philadelphin
Quaders
Justice Burrett
Youth sentenced for Birnorton murder repeats death penalty
New York Doe Adolphus Madler Sutherland, a 16 year old youth who shot and killed Samh Wren In Birnok ton on Mare 22 Joe, was talely sone to be eletiveeted of Sine Line during the wick beginning January 10 pene. This is the second time the sentence of death hast been passed upon Huth eran. The date set on the previous cooamsion, June 7, having a hive pondered vild by the taking of the case to the US fol gepepeie Tas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Venton de Kield
Cioneral Bland
Cieneral Correa
Cuba
el Corre
Spain
United States
New York
Doe
Adolphus Madler Sutherland
Samh Wren
Birnokton
Hutheran
Four tramps and a dog battle on Philadelphia Turnpike
In Wilmington Delaware this afternoon Dee 4 White Charles Williams and Charles Burn, both of Chicago, were riding a tan sedan when a bulldog and four tramps attacked. They fired at the dog, which fled, and the assailants dispersed after the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Dee
Charles Wiliams
Charles Burn Nain
Chicape
Philadelphia
Pates
Unclear OCR Fragment About CHMKIWE Celtre Delegation
Fragmentary text describes a delegation and representatives facing a formal action or protest. The readable names and details are garbled, offering little verifiable context or outcomes.
Explosion at New York factory injures workers
A boiler explosion at a New York chemical plant injures six men and collapses parts of the building. Rescue teams search the rubble as officials estimate at least 4,000 forced to evacuate nearby areas.
German Troops for China Escalate Far East Pressure
Berlin orders 200 artillerymen and 1,000 marines to be dispatched to China as tensions rise in the far East. Russian papers protest the occupation of King Chau Bay on the Shan-Ting Peninsula, urging evacuation or an accord. A Times despatch notes Shanghai reporting China seeks arbitration of its demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Naval Department
Kiel
China
St. Petersburg
Far East
Germany
King Chau Bay
Shan-Ting
Married but Leaves for Sweden After Family Rift
Carl Otte Lied Quist, son of Gothenburg’s millionaire banker and rail, steamship owner, reconciles with his father after 40 years of estrangement. He travels to Gothenburg following a paternal invitation to return to the business with a salary of 32,000 a year. his wife accompanies him to Berlin.
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New York
Der
Carl Otte Liedquist
Gothenburg
Sweden
Carl
Trenton Case Involves Overdrawn Funds And Turkeys
S J Dew testifies in the suit of Trenton Rubber Co against ex mayor Magewan alleging an overdraft of 270 dollars. He says part of the funds financed Christmas turkeys given by Mieman to friends. A $100 check to a newspaper man who admits writing much of Magewan's political spree is discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
S.J. Dew
Trenton Rubber Company
Ita
Magewan
Mieman
Death From A Fish Bone In Wilmington Man
In Wilmington Delaware Enos J Kerry died last evening after a bone fixed in his throat during a meal. The bone, described as helfiaateh long, caused a dangerous obstruction. He coughed it up earlier in October but his health deteriorated afterward and the impediment recurred, leading to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Dee
Enos J. Kerry
Murder Verdict in Widrig Case Receives Life Sentence
Buffalo Der jur y convicts Warren Widrig of second degree murder for killing his wife at Springile on August 6. He is sentenced to life imprisonment with possibility of parole after August.
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Buffalo
der. H
Warren Widerig
Triad
Springile
Tila Woetnine
Ing
Wiiinler
U S Tariff Decision Advances in Raw Hides Trade
The report notes a U S decision affecting the classification of cured hides from cattle within tariff schedules. The move impacts import duties and is tied to broader manufacturing and trade policy discussions, with emphasis on the leather industry and related duties.
Conference aims to discuss national law formation
A garbled report mentions a conference in New York involving elf men and a push to draft primary legislation. It notes federal and state roles and references Hitler and voting concerns, but the fragmentary text lacks clear details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elf
United States
Luwe
Pervitdon
Explosion wrecks near Lima oil plant injuring worker
Reports say a freight train exploded seven miles from Lima Ohio causing fatal injuries and fire. A 19-year-old farm laborer named James TH Allison stood trial for a murder tied to the event as Kerrin Ont was found guilty of murder and sentenced to be hanged on February 1 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrin
Ont
Dee S
James TH
Allison
Anthunwy
Haven Cont. Dee 2 Captain Payne Withee
Fragmentary report mentions Captain Payne Withee of the Yale crew and events tied to a move toward a university conference. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference Yale and a forthcoming date awaiting university consent.
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Haven
Dee
Payne Withee
Yalw
Worth
Jiniwvard
Curttell
Uy Harvend
Mn Eanferrice
Dharwar
Yale
Treasury report on current year revenue outlook in Washington
A brief iReport from the Secretary of the Treasury notes aims for improved receipts for the current fiscal year. The communication highlights expected revenue rises and outlines policy steps to support fiscal stability and budget alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Treasury
Washington
Pic
Foran
Fatal Fire Incident In New York City
A reported fire incident in New York City led to a fatality involving Clement A. Grievom Jr and others. The blaze broke out during a public event yesterday, with authorities confirming a young girl died in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joven
Clement A. Grievom, Jr
Buros
Unclear historic note on New York and international places
Fragmentary OCR mentions cities including New York Liverpool Amsterdam and others in a jumbled list. No coherent event or names to anchor a narrative or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Untitled wreck report from London voyage
A vessel named Homlenus with a small crew was missing after leaving London for the Firth of Forth. A search by rescue teams found no survivors or trace of the ship or crew.
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Lotion
Dee
RT Ie
Tirhtish Steiner Homlenus
Lusgew
London
Firth of Forth
Senator Hanna Improves as Hoonea Makes Slow Recovery
Senator Hanna shows improvement in Cleveland while Senator Hoonea continues to recover. Doctors say Hoonea’s return to Washington is uncertain and dates remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Cleveland
U. Kee
Hoonea
Sage
Washington
Addicks Not in Senate Race Despite Delaware Ties
Fragmentary note cites John Moffecker and Union Kreynubnewn canal links. unclear references suggest discussions on governor race and political timing. Readable bits mention Addicks, Buyran, Wel, and De 2 Te Bhiriot Timer amid sparse context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moffecker
Union Kreyubnewn Canal
Uate
Sule
Delaware
Public School Exemption Ruling Affects Catholic Children
The lord of education grants relief on teaching in two public schools used by Roman Catholic children. He rules none shall be withdrawn as teachers and no teacher shall wear religious garb. The decision directs secular instruction in those schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twignorpale
the Lord of Eiocation
Forkidien
Homan Catholic
Max
Leiehers
Kyiv government clash ends in fatal stabbing
In a dispute between officials and officials in Kiev, a student attacked an officer during an incident at a government site. The officer drew his weapon and killed the assailant, with the struggle ending in the death of the student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moecow, der
Bhrink
Kieff
Cephal
Alpanitate
Locomotive Boiler Explodes Near Lima Injuring Crew
A locomotive boiler exploded eight miles east of Lima today while moving freight on the Chicago line. The engineer, fireman, and brakeman were injured as the engine was blown off the track and several freight cars were wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roiler
Lima
Dee
Patterson Returns After Mysterious Absence
John Patterson a Northwestern Straw Works salesman from Chicago returned home from a Pennsylvania town where he had been visiting on Oct. 2. He suffers temporary mental disturbance and was found by locals after a two week stay in a boarding house. He had been missing from Milwaukee after falling ill on a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Patterson
Northwestern Straw Works
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Milwaukee
Patterson
Fire destroys plant at People's Heat and Light Works
A fire at Halifax Nova Scotia engulfed the chemical works of the People’s Heat and Light Company on the North West Arm shore just after midnight. The fireproof main building survived, manufacturing unaffected. Damages are estimated between 59 000 and 75 000 dollars with two gas producers valued at 25 000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N.S. Dee
People's Heat and Light
Ciry
Snow Storms and Earthquakes Disturb the Elements
A blizzard in Des Moines Indiana has dropped six to seven inches with drifts hindering coal and railroad traffic. An earthquake rattled windows in Cinlena Illinois at 2 20 this morning. Sioux City reports forty eight hours of snow hampering railway operations and Marshalltown notes drifting snow and reduced travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Der
Cinlena
Sioux City
Marshalltown
Omaha Live Stock Exchange Denies Trust Allegations
In a U S court filing the South Omaha Live Stock Exchange defense claims exchanges and boards of trade are mere private rule setting centers not engaging in interstate commerce. It contends Union Stock Yards and Omaha Stock Yards are private, not public markets, and that the exchange facilitates trades and boosts business rather than hinder sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Deco
South Omaha
Union Stock Yards Company
Omaha Stock Yards
Local Bleeding Incident In Scleniinds NS
A man fatally wounded George By Blodgett in his home in Scleniinds. Police report the assailant also struck John Cochmine, a local farmer, on the head with a club and Cochmine is in precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bursinn
Arid
George
Blodgett
Sage Niglin
John Cochmine
Cochtine
Compton
Fragmentary Note of a Boy’s Congressional Visit
Fragmented OCR reads about a boy who wanted to express feelings before Congress. Crucial names and places are unclear, but the snippet mentions a boy and his hope to present lessons or views to congressional action. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
Hiser Breaks Record at Dayton Meet
Hiser set a new record in a Dayton competition as AL Riper and Millewn faced strong performances. Jitequelin of France held the record pace, finishing at eight minutes and twenty seconds in a tense event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
AL Riper
Fraince
Local News Roundup and Court Proceedings
Morning brief covering coroner investigation into a death at Mikele Hall, a county public meeting on local issues, and various local notices. Includes Lackawanna County happenings, a Sunday school schedule, and regional editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamma
Sorelal Anil Perron
Ime
Loral
Mire
Lackawanna County
Fchcol Lassen
America
Linomotives
Turmoil in Prague as German Riots Spread
Reports from Bohemia describe German instigated disturbances in Prague and surrounding towns. Troops have been dispatched to quell violence amid attacks on homes and a Jewish town, with a military court and death sentences anticipated. Reinforcements arrive, including infantry battalions and dragoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Bohemia
Pilschow
Melnik
Kralup
Cormans
Fodenbach
Renrieals
Bohemian
Krawolle
Wurgenmsler
Kote
Vinbienta
Musinem
Keons
Keéenigernets
Fimenkel
Leon
Treaque
Turmoil in Plleen and Vienna Amid Civil Unrest
Reports describe troop calls to quell disturbances in Plleen with several thousand youths affected. many wounded and property damage reported. In Herauim German offices faced attacks as troops dispersed crowds while Vienna sees assurances from Prague based deputies that order and property will be protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plleen
Dienorse
Radenbool
Leon
Herauim
Resignation Sparks Debate After House Altercation
In Munich a chamber altercation between Herr Heim of the Centrist party and Herr Casselmann of the Liberal party led the president to repeatedly order Casselmann to sit down. The house ruled the president acted without warrant, the Centrists voting with the minority, and Casselmann’s resignation was tendered amid a stir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Herr Heim
Herr Casselment
Houen
Iatter
Onder
West Water Famine Forces City to Seek New Supply
In Topeka Kansas on December 8 officials report extreme drought has dried Neosho and Cottonwood river junctions. No water has reached towns for weeks, threatening desertlike conditions. Mayor Adidlis orders a large well bore above the waterworks to obtain an alternate supply as authorities curtail water usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kou
Ton County
Enapekia
Neosho
Cottonwood
Novehe
Altey
Mont
Adidlis
Assembly seat contests fill unusual ballots
A fragmented report lists numerous candidates and regions across states including Alabama Kansas Missouri New York and Virginia with debates over seats. The text mentions Paton Me paidens Willis and J Irvine as referenced figures amid a chaotic slate of claims and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrehington
Celle
Wottar
Alabama
Kontdoksy
Lows
Ete
Minas Tipal
New York
Ungon
South Capitan
Thirter
Virgina
Ares
Pennisiety
Delaware
Paton
Willis
J. Irvine
Ainite
Allsylvania
Bagman
Man McAleer
Think
Local milk supply tainted by suspected contamination
Fragmentary report from Brancghwilie, Gunox county describes a suspected batch of tainted milk linked to Hoy pold fever cases. The misspelled text hints at a public health scare as villagers react to possible milk contamination and a scoop of local involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater Ned
Brancghwilie
Gunox County
Weather Recap and Coastal Winds Update
A brisk northeasterly wind regime persists along the coasts with high seas and strong gusts. Inland temperatures show a slow decline as a very slow warming trend develops behind a stationary pressure pattern.
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Poe
Chmkiwe Celtre
Leo
Bsix
Negar
Avortweh
Bons
Todas
Goa
Uwe Meen
Dian
Kinoe Chau
Joos J. Berry
Snapper
Hoiler
Ohleves Aye Brie
Ois
Harvard
Creat
Killen Private
South Omaha Live Stock Exchange
Hyeetuvk
My. Reed
Wiwhineton
Hiser
Kiowa Vontinuer
Cohan
Goemon Trappe
Tu Eininn
Svite—Kaiser Wito
Beaanbion
Mikele Hall Court
Neigboringy County News
Koeniggmnetrs
Pilsen
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