Tillman McLaurin Duel Reignites South Carolina Rift in Senate
An intense Senate scene saw Senator Tillman challenge colleague McLaurin to resign on the floor amid long running South Carolina dispute. Lodge moved executive session as committee reports on the Isthmian Canal Treaty and other matters were queued for tomorrow action.
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Tillman
Committee On Foreign Relations
Washington, D. C
Dee
Senate
Thinwan
South Carolina
McLiawrin
McKiurin
McLiaurin Crose
Pie
Ontlibite
Jones
Democratic Committee
Hriul
McLaurin
Villina
Mir Flow
Wien
Tent
Titan
Lewin
Finine
Mar
Senator Lodge
Committee On the Dictary
Ninex
Hour
Judiciary Committee
McLeaurin
Mac
Abelarin
Hecter
Hoar
Tillmat
Lodge
Senite Ait
Street Car Troubles in Philadelphia Rise in Letter to Union
A committee representing the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes submitted grievances to President Marson of Union Traction Company. President Parsons planned to present them to the executive board next Thursday, with a decision expected then as unrest grows among conductors and motormen over a wage or status dispute.
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Associated Pie
Philadelphia
Dee
Commmitee
Amavamiated Association
Thie Ona
Union Preetion Company
Nin Ie
Amul
Railroads of Pennsylvania Capitalization Reaches One Third of U S
A state bureau analysis shows Pennsylvania railroads filing annual reports account for nearly one third of U S railway capitalization. Data cover fiscal year totals from mileage to locomotives and cars, employee counts, and passenger and freight revenues with year over year changes.
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Pennsylvania
State Bureau of Railways
United States
Mie
State Bureau
Taddworves
Tts Dureau
Wis
Pennsylviania
Bureau
Wil Chieses
Stone in Bulgaria Report Sparks Curiosity
A garbled dispatch from The Associated Press describes Miss Stone in Bulgaria with mentions of wine, Selly wet the Norate le information, and a Macon witness. It hints at trials and travels around Dalia, Aalgenen territory, and a court scene with references to Tikoy and the Onibetids.
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Dalia
Aalgenen Torriton
Vague account of a man with a heart injury and local hospital notes
Fragmentary report describes a man with a cut in the heart and mentions a superintendent and city hospital staff. The text references a doctor, a city area, and an incident involving a wrist or hip injury, but specifics are unclear due to poor OCR quality.
Fragmentary OCR Note from Washington County
A garbled OCR fragment from a Washington page mentions mediation and a series of distorted names and events. The text is largely incomprehensible, with misspellings and stray phrases that obscure clear people, organizations, dates, or actions.
Fragmented foreign text about a political sale in Prague
A garbled report mentions an Associated Press byline and references a sale or event in Prague with scattered terms like Boe, Pliewenadte, Cobb ding poll, and Paritedt Riates. Details are unclear due to severe OCR errors.
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Rachwive Wie
Woelinedenh
Boe
Wigniwes
Prague
Ateteia
Intriluodt BK
Het
Germany
Laccothon Warehouse Fire Causes £150000 Loss
Report from Wie Associated Mess cites a blaze at Laccothon warehouse in Alexandria Keyyt. damage estimated at about £150000. Fire crews battled flames as authorities secured the scene and investigated cause.
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Wie Associated Mess
Alexandria
Keyyt
Carnegie Will Found University Formation Proposal
A distorted wire from The Associated Press reports President Roosevelt discussing a gift offer from Andrew Carnegie to found a university in Washington for higher education. The piece cites Carnegie’s idea to base the university on Smithson’s legacy and notes support from other donors while detailing congressional consideration.
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Pras
Washington
Washington Post
Lais
Andrew Choenekie
United States
Congress
Tyg Spockiil
Abe
Coresie
Washington On University
Twosheen
Smithson
Tim
MD OU
Siylthson
Incomplete OCR Teaser From Harbor and Trade Notice
Fragmentary text lists ships and destinations including a steamer voyage to Naples and New York. Mentions trade, steamer routes, and possible passenger or cargo movements with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
Warfront Tensions Rise Over New Bathville Area
A muddled report from a wartime era notes rising tensions near New Vothe Dee and Minesein War. Key figures include SN. Vinsieer and AL Hilia with strategic moves around Lobtals and Mtibe Maver Bate. Officials in multipart talks seek stability as combat concerns spread.
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Preston
Nine Year Old Boy Shot in New York Shooting Incident
A nine year old boy was shot in New York in a chaotic scene described by witnesses. Police report two suspects fled the area as investigators gather evidence and interview bystanders.
Four Prospectors Killed After Venture Beyond Lines
A Dec 1 letter from White Sulphur Springs Montana reports four prospectors missing since March in the Priories In S08 were found murdered in the central Ligen mountains. George Hayes Mayes and James Brown identified by belongings. Predecessor warnings by the military were ignored.
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White Sulphur Springs
Mont
George Hayes
J. O. Lenhart
Hawaii
Mania
Censtral Ligen
Bolomen
Mayes
James Brown
Proposed McKinley Arch in Washington Sparks Controversy
Exclusive Wire reports a proposed memorial arch for McKinley in Washington faces opposition from a committee and public petitions. Advocates argue for a monumental tribute while critics fear it could be destructive and politically divisive.
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Washington
Hlonel Venetia
McKindes
Wasiephot
Chiewale
Pireper
Menor
Canton
Washigton
Congress
Labor Meeting at Wilkes-Barre gathers AFL leaders
A large Central Labor Union event at Nesbitt Theatre in Wilkes-Barre featured speakers including John Mitchell of the UMW, Samuel Gompers of the AFL, James OConnell of the machinists, and Congressman Palmer. Pal mer advocated Chinese exclusion. Gompers and OConnell spoke on labor goals like the eight and nine hour days.
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Wilkes-Barre
Dee
Central Labor Union
Nesbitt Theatre
American Federation of Labor
Scranton
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Samuel Gompers
James O'Connell
Machinists' Union
Alexander Hayes
James Duncain
Congressmain
W. Palmer
Palmer
Gompers
RACE WAR AT TIEN TSIN
A Dec 1 clash near Tien Tsin left Indian sentries shot by German troops and sparked fighting with Punjabis. Three German privates and one officer were killed or mortally wounded, with several Indians wounded in the street battle.
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Tien Tsin
Wiese
Wille
M'Kinley Memorial Exclusive Wire Foot Die Event
A fragmented note describes a commemorative tablet or coin related to the M'Kinley Memorial. It mentions figures and symbols tied to the project, with references to patriotic themes and possible ceremonial or ceremonial objects.
Excluded Wire Drama Taints Amocian Press Summary
An obscure wire service item from a New York paper details a presidential exchange and a tense dispute over wartime standards. The report names several figures and dates but is garbled, leaving unclear outcomes and specific actions.
Backfire Wire War The Aeoohatiel Press
Delin Berton of Male hehianiy, five deem pie Meili of Serancen, and Mhdbotie Stipablesn of Vevkville are mentioned in a late date notice. The passage is garbled but notes individuals and a Washington bureau context.
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Aeoohatiel Press
Washington
Delin Berton
Serancen
Vevkville
Subcommittee to Review Silliman Treaty Impasse
A treaty agreement reaches the United States and Nicaragua detailing a border concession by Nicaragua to cede a section of Nivaragun territory along the Nicahiypia canal route. The pact binds the United States in perpetual terms and sets a framework for future relations.
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Associated Press
Managua
Sitaraguy
Dee
Te Reruuinmhe Sonelis
Nicaraniin Iiniister
Coreienathiins
Willan Th. Merny
Vintiel
Milimater
Nicaraguey Salvator
Costa Rica
Nivweraxi
Nivaragun
Cashier Fleishman Vanishes With Bank Funds
Exclusive wire from Los Angeles reports H J Fleischman cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Bank disappeared with an estimated $100,000. He failed to report Saturday morning, leaving accounts unbalanced. He has long service with the bank, bonded for $30,000, and owns property sufficient to cover the loss, with the institution declaring no real risk to deposits.
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Los Angeles
Cal
H. J. Fleischman
Rarmers’ and Merchiants
Hellmn
Fleischman
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Hellman
Fleis
Court session hears Gettysburg land dispute settlement
The United States District Court in Harrisburg presided by Judge Archbald heard motions and was informed a settlement had been reached in the appeal over land taken for a national park at Gettysburg. The land in Cumberland township Adams county involved a compensation of $13,000.
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Harrisburg
United States District Court
Archbald
Gettysburg
Cumberland Township
Adames County
Ihire Anchurded
Cheawinens
Six Day Bicycle Race Report From The AdsonTated Press
Exclusive Whee from The AdsonTated Press describes a chaotic six day bicycle race with chaotic details and unclear tracking. The text names riders and locations in a garbled way while mentioning a must ride effort and a strong finish tied to a dramatic course.
Unreadable OCR Notes Point To Local Entities
Fragmentary text mentions places like Pittsburgh and Milford and companies including banks and utilities. Specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR. no clear event, date, or action can be determined.
Untitled historical note with scattered names and events
Fragmentary wire copy describes a gala event and mentions officials and a committee. It includes scattered names and hints at a meeting or celebration but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
Unable to determine headline from damaged text
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear facts. no coherent event, names, or place can be confirmed from the provided text.
Labor Union Conventions Debate Machinery Labor Saving
Delegates at the federation opening discuss a resolution on labor saving machinery amid protests from cigarmakers and other unions. The committee’s stance against the term machinery is debated, with calls to avoid boycotts and respect workers’ rights while considering future actions. The convention adjourns after a single session to allow committee reports.
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American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
Committee
Pelemure Dernell
Clear Makers
Mom. Brandt
Lobar
T. Morgans
Ameren Federation of Labor
Coeoen Recivid
Cos Kaveriae Beycott
Eb Renty
Jootegate
Mas Baynes
Te Dee
America
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Gettysburg National Park
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