Bacon Against Canal Treaty Sparks Senate Debate
Senator Bacon argues the Hay Pauncefote treaty fails to place the Isthmian Canal under full American control and vows no vote to obstruct ratification, while Senator Cullom defends the pact as a necessary update and reaffirms the war compatibility provisions and the treaty’s impact on the Clayton Bulwer obligations.
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Bacon
Hay-Pauncefote
Isthmian Canal
Cullom
Washington
Senate
Tonge Edicus
United States
Wbsa
Senator Lodge
Davis
Britain
Usha
Great Diamond Robbery Suspects Arrested in Portland Case
In De c 1 report W A Woods and a companion were arrested in Omaha on charges tied to a Portland Ore jewelry robbery. Police allege the pair aided an East Coast crew in stealing 10000 worth of diamonds from AL J Lowenthal. Detectives track suspects via a broker who cashed checks and linked stolen items to the Portland theft.
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W. A. Woods
Alfred Bo Lowenthal
New York
Fia Parthia
Joe
Partin
Woods
Leaventhil
Mendy
Donmlis Street
Volveoeh
Inn
Lowenthal
Spring Woods
Nhat
Portland
Dew
AL J. Lowenthalef
Denver
Leavenworth
Leavenworth, Lat. Dec. 1L—W. HH. Woods
Mirgie IL. Johnson
Omaha
Porthind
Omata
Maegie Johnson
Mre. Hillard
Negra
Proceedings Against Railway Corporations
A dated item reports actions by the state against several railway companies for failing to report to the state bureau of railways. Fines up to 5000 dollars are noted for the listed roads and extensions including Northwest Street Newton Delaware River Trvethon Chestnut Pole Itailroad Monterey Streets Run Garneghe Rossin Park Street railway.
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Thiareisbnegg
Gheneriat BK
State Bureau of Railways
Ie Fiseil Venir
Lot
Phihidedpdicel
Bidetel
Northwest Street
Newton
Delaware River
Trvethon
Chestnut Pole Itailroad
Ald
Honors Bestowed Upon Li Hung Chang and Officials
Exclusive wire reports describe honors granted to Li Hung Chang Prince Ching and other officials for restraint during peace negotiations. The piece notes the Boxers incident and credits figures like Yung Lab and Wung Lat in the Qing court for stabilizing foreign relations and governing military affairs during a pivotal period.
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LI Hung Chang
Pekin
Dee
Prince Ching
Yung Lab
Wun Tan
Manchin
Iwan Su
Wung
Capmebberdd
Kitchener’s Account of Boer Cruelty Reported
An 1900 era dispatch attributes to Lord Kitchener a promised statement on Boer actions. The report claims executions in cold blood to hide troop movements and cites multiple instances across a year. The text refers to shots fired after informal questioning and notes a dynamite blast at a patrol outpost.
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London
Kitchener
Beli
Boosen
Kitchchores Slaceenl
Democratic Senators Hold First Caucus in Washington
The Democratic Senate caucus met to discuss committee assignments amid a broader gathering. All Democrats and most independents attended, with Senator Teller present. chairmanship and committee balance were debated as Republicans urged changes but Democrats resisted.
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Washington
Semeter McLaurin
South Carolina
Teller
Colorado
Mac Opie Wie
Jones
Arkansis
Senter Jones
Wellington
Pennsylvania postmasters and associated notices in disarray
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic list of names and places including Washington, New Willtughing, and various officials. The readable portions indicate a jumble of postmaster and civic references with stray terms and unclear context.
Iron price cut announced by Amoolutet press
Exclusive wire reports a price reduction for iron products. The Amoolutet press states the move affects major suppliers and may influence markets, though details on scope and timing remain unclear.
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Fronch
Associated Press
The
New Underground Rail Line Proposed From New Jersey to New York
Albany reports a plan by the Pennsylvania and Long Island Railroad concerns to build an electric underground tunnel linking New Jersey with Long Island. The project envisions a terminal near midtown Manhattan and a new tunnel under the North and East rivers to Queens, with a $1,000,000 capital and major land acquisitions in advance.
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Albany
N.Y. Dee
Spanong Tie
Pennsylvania
Long Islind
Thearpori
Loddy
Redlerga
New Jersey
Long Island
Monneyivania
New York
Iine
New York City
Weel Twenty-third
West Morty-fifth Streets
Manhivthan
Borden
Queens
J. Cussett
DeWitt Coyler
Clement A. Fivincoin
Haverford
Pac
John Pofireon
Rosemont
Charles J. Pugh
Overbrook
Mas
Sutherhind M
Prevogtound WY
FL Barnes
Philadelphas Bagndeb Kea
Bryn Mawr
Paos
Cme
Woltian PE Badelwdho
Chussate
Weekes Named Captain in Columbia Team Amid Unclear War News
The article fragment mentions Weekes taking captaincy for Columbia and references a tense wire report with scattered names and unfamiliar terms. Readable details are limited, but the captaincy is the clearest fact tied to the school and period voice.
Warhingway Prisoner Trial Reports Bold Statements
An unclear field reports describe a New York native facing trial on serious charges. The text references a public case and potential courtroom proceedings with emphasis on the defendant and related legal actions.
Presbyterian Revision Advances in Washington Committee
A Washington revision committee announced notable progress in drafting a doctrinal statement. Topics covered included the person and work of Christ and the Holy Spirit, justification and the life to come, with further subjects reviewed for possible resolution by next week.
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Washington, Dee. TL
Baseball Revolution Scheme Dies in Fifth Avenue Meeting
At a meeting of the Anthonia League at the Fifth Avenue Hotel the league voted to remain a perpetual body beyond the Indianapolis agreement. Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Chicago voted against the motion with New York and Cincinnati abstaining. A. G. Spalding was elected president after a push to proceed with the officers’ election. The session adjourned around midnight with no public statement issued. Matty McIntyre and L. Quinland reportedly signed with New York clubs.
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New York
Dewt
John T. Bruah
Wre
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Anthonia League
Indianapolis
Mr. Jusi
Brooklyn
Best
Philadelphia
Chitago
St. Lenin
Cincinnati
National League
Sel
A. G. Spalding
Rugnates
Dreyfus
Pittsburg
Tan
Hboard
Boston
tCincinnati
St. Louwis
Lawsue
Young
New York Clash
Matty McIntyre
L. Quinland
Montreal
Six Day Bicycle Race at Madison Square Garden
Hy Kvclusive Wire reports a six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden drawing about eight thousand fans. Walthour, rested two hours, made a bold lap attempt amid an energetic crowd with added features including professional sprints and exhibition riding by Allehwel Kramer and Chimplon.
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Ito
New York
Dee
Madizon Square Garden
Walthour
Allehwel
Kramer
Chimplon
Wo'elock
Fred
Woelock
Miles
Hutto
Maitre
Wabiens
Moye
Wilcon
Pudanieboth
Rochester Walking Match Report Across Six Wonders?
In Ktochesie Ontario the event describes a midnight walking match with local participants. The brief notes Dew and KL-Whe compete, with early lines mentioning a Whalerne and Tulrow as referenced figures in the odd fragment.
Buffalo Treasurer Guilty in Corruption Case
A court proceeding recounts charges against treasurer Gerst for alleged misconduct involving a $60,000 shortage. His written statement argues resignation terms, while attorney objections were overruled as the mayor orders continuation of the case.
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Geren
Diehl Tee Dus
Gerst
Mike Ar
Schilling
Bedar
Dledd
Great Coal Famine Hits Philadelphia Port
An Exclusive Wire report describes a severe coal shortage in Philadelphia due to scarce miners and disrupted mines. Ships head south to Newport News and Baltimore as vessel owners race to secure scarce fuel while loading delays worsen the port’s crisis.
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Philadelphia
Dee
Weare
Tadia
Witter
Steiners
Aera
Newport News
Bailtimiore
England
John Fo
Bastoun
Port Richmond
Dacre
Tibet
Newport Newe
Washington Mystery Reveals Hidden Political Agendas
A cryptic dispatch from The AbsGeiatal Press outlines covert plans and unclear loyalties in Washington. Officials and detectives pursue elusive leads amid shifting alliances and speculative motives.
Executive Council Backs Liberty of the Press in Annual Report
The Executive Council endorsed freedom of the press and opposed boycotting a newspaper for opinion. The federation's visit to Mr. Silliman is noted and the Federation plans to organize the school teachers. The report covers committee actions and reactions to the recent strike discussions and press coverage.
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Executive Council
Silliman
Steamship Arrivals and International Trade Notes
Steamship arrivals report several vessels docking along the coast with cargoes including textiles and grain. Trade figures show activity at several ports, highlighting schedules, routes, and notable captains.
Gen Funston Returns Home Amid Quiet Farewell
A distorted notice lists General Funston returning home with sparse details about a farewell event. The garbled text mentions associated names and places but lacks coherent dates or locations.
Painter Beck Allowed to Land by Exclusive Wine Item
The Amoctited Irese Nowy Vek Pte reports a private settlement over wine rights with parties including Vidari and Wije Deady. Officials confirm a land grant tied to a beverage rights deal, while local observers await further details on the exclusive arrangement and its impact on trade.
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Nowy Vek Pte
Vidari
Bnquebins Uta
Ramee Patarte
Fragmentary Note on President Wy De Mie
A garbled OCR fragment references a presidential figure and a city event. It mentions President Wy De Mie and a local organization, with unclear context about a schedule or action. The text is fragmented and difficult to interpret.
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Senator Guilom
DSI
Olenciel
Miovision
W. H. Woods
Yung Lu
Iticti
Asko
Mies
Eselisive
Agsarfatedd
Felina
Pattioni
Wee
Petit Senate
Duines M. Whttall
Benet Sane
Bene I Aiedi
Lane Atin
Wilecamies
Natieli
Megaadibes Dati
Naha i
Amoolutet Press
Merlin
Kolluyy
Beaigg Leith
Bortin
Penny
Ty Eyphielie Wite Fran Thedichled Peon
Avil Ouest
Tenoselvainta
Pennsylvanie New York Brixron
Peny
Toney Deanta
Hieocotelasioo
Ohiy
Ohiy, the Vineaeardapted
Viivo
Hamson
Mast River
Aml HS
Fourth Avenue
Cainderneath
Pau Peres
New Company Incorporated
Miss Stone
Koprivonkobbie
Shane
Hopelvauhotihie
Mimi
Weekes
Columbia
Marie
Dole
Witleton
Warhingway
Viompanaivor Dhemilinseny
Gnu Reprmenityhiws Pave
New Yorks
Annal Mal Aelhowt Prion
Todd Aloe
Presbyterian Revision
Madison Square Garden
Rochester
Tulrow
Lower Broadway
Neliehe Wite
Association
Ine
Breike
Denniseng
Tegeman
Bradwaia
Buffalo
Washington’s
AbsGeiatal Press
Labor Convention
Tribune
MR. O'Connell
Aire Taeekaviarel
Federation of Labor
Con- Venthon
Goiteriadl
Eeliek Westerdiog
Collieneral
Locher
Eam A de Ree
Georgia
Earls
Urey
Letecuing
Secifeeds Steamers
Eranins Levariwnts
Unicelaral Aptoers
Gen. Funston
Painter Beck
Focale Plata
Mooveetna
Mee
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