Japan Not After Hawaii Annexation Inference Denied
Washington dispatch quotes ex secretary Porter denying Japan aims to dominate Hawaii. Japanese minister says Japan maintains aloof from controversy and immigration trends show no threat. Immigration and census data cited to refute claims of imminent Japanese dominance in Hawaii.
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Washington
Dec
John W. Poxter
Hawaii
Japan
Jagan
Friends of Winexation
Mawaui
Hiwaliga
Hewaii
Board of Immigration
Bryan at church and exhibition visit in Chicago and Atlanta
Chiy of Mexican, Dov. 19-Min. Bryan attended divine services at the Union Evangelical church and was guest of President Diaw at the distribution of prise to the Mexican exhibit at the Chicago and Atlanta Expositions. General Diaz and cabinet arrived at Alameda in ornate carriages, greeted warmly by the president and ministers.
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Chiy
Chicago men arrested in Ky. murder case return to city
Chris Merry and Jim Smith, named in connection with the murder of Merry's wife, were arrested in Princeton Kentucky and brought to Chicago. They faced Joseph Hickey and were questioned but denied knowledge of Mrs. Merry's death and were jailed for further examination on Tuesday.
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Chicago
Chris Merry
Jim Smith
Merry
Princeton
Joseph Hickey
Contessini
Morey’ Devin
Panini
Tuwsiday
Pittsburg Miners to Aid Convention Preparations
Pittsburg Dee Cou operators and miners assist in early tasks for the joint convention. District President Dolan of the Miners Association will lead efforts and demand protection against threats during the proceedings.
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Pittsburg
Dee
Cou
Dolan
Presidential nominations for federal positions announced
The president sent nominations to the Senate for several federal posts including William Penn Nixon for the district of Chicago, Archibald A. Voting as surveyor for the port, John H. Laskeniores as appraiser at St Louis, and Neal Spear Jr as surveyor in Denver. Other nominees include Abelton for Vermont district, Irene Wy Deer for Maine district, and Lorene F. Walkin as postmaster at Watervell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William PP
Alinelatte Senkitrogeuror
United Rate
Chicaga
Wiliam Penn Nixon
Walleetie
District of Chicago
Archibald A. Voting
Midlafiapelia
Matey OS Chennier
Albecount
John HL Waolkheniores
Mor Chi Niine
Bt. Lotte
Teaver
United States
Denver
Dovenh Spear, Jr
Othe Ham
Ryan Writely
Joh
Anes
Theneliah
Yabbed
Finthe
Minol
Frink W. Devicet
Jonny Mastet
Neotiate Juellows
Suyeronie
Otis
New Mexien
Abetin
Limited Staton
Duittiet
Vermont
Irane Wy Deer
Diatriet
Maine
Lorene F. Walkin
Watsveko
TDL
Chemrae TL
Darte Oot Pongertvanie
Consulat Mortinigen
West Divtlew
China no place for railroaders in new era
United States officials warn that American rail workers face scant机会 in China. Report notes only two lines in operation, 27 foreigners employed, and most work done by Chinese. futures hinge on Belgian lending, Japanese indemnity deals, and a vast planned Chinese railway network.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Shanghi
Cina
America
United States Railway Emintal
China
Woo Sung
Hankow
Peking
Goofnow
Sheng
Wyeten
Goodnow
Fitzgerald and Corbett to Meet Again in Prize Ring
Chicago sources report Fitzsimmons and Corbett will clash once more in the prize ring. The date remains unsettled but Fitzsimmons indicates he will give Corbett another chance. Martin Julian confirmed the statement, saying a future bout is planned though not immediately.
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Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Prige
Martin Julian
Beer
Julian
Revered Pastor David AL Dey Dies After 25 Years Service
The Rev David AL Dey longtime lectionary at the Lutheran church served Africa mission nearly twenty five years. He sailed from New York Friday to Lucania for services. Arrangements set for First Lutheran Baltimore Tuesday at 7 p.m. Interment planned at Beeline Grove Pa Wednesday morning.
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Praithmore
David AL Dey
Wis
Rik
Muhlenbung Milevian Orm
Africa
Steaua
Lucania
New York
Mindy
Baltimore
Beline Grove
No Agreement in Lieht
Trade dispute centers on a Christmas goods shipment. Potters and employers clash over a promised 15 percent wage reduction tied to wartime price controls affecting production and payment terms. No settlement reached as of press time.
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Lieht
Trenton
Bee
Uume
Local Family Fatal Coffee Poisoning Incident
A damaged OCR fragment reports a social gathering at a Strawis home where several individuals, including John Sires, apparently died after suspected poison in coffee. Details are unclear due to garbled text and unclear names, dates, and locations.
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John Sires
Mr. Re
Explosion on Steamer Southern Crore Killing and Wounding
Aboard the British steamer Southern Crore en route from Guade Ayres to Liverpool an explosion occurred near Madeira. Several persons are dead or injured, with crews and passengers affected as the ship sails onward.
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London
Guade Ayres
Liverpool
Madeira
Predictions on Gold Standard and Secretary Gage Debate
The article discusses whether Congress will support hawkish currency policy and the gold standard, highlighting Secretary Gage as pivotal. It examines political stances, party leadership, and potential shifts in policy depending on Gage’s influence and allied factions.
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Cage
Batmele
League of
Pot of Money Found on Delaware Farm
A Sussex County farmer discovered a hidden cache while plowing. He found 24,000 in silver coins buried beneath a stone, and the source indicated the owner was Wille during Woettle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Dukes
Piltinare
Wille
Gasoline Tragedy Near Minnesota Farm Ends in Death
A chaotic incident at a Minnesota farm led to multiple suffocations after a gasoline stove explosion. Attempts to fight the blaze failed as rescue came too late, leaving a child among the victims. Authorities are investigating the sequence of events.
Muskogee Territory Supreme Court Proceedings Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Muskogee area legal proceedings in January involving the territorial supreme court. It mentions official actions, court benches, and potential retreats of certain court members amid unclear details.
Indicted Man Pleads Not Guilty in Virginia Murder Case
A grand jury in Norfolk, Virginia indicted a suspect in the murder of Mate Batudetm. The defendant, Anderson, was arraigned and entered a not guilty plea under the advised counsel.
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Cook Anderson
Veo
Norfolk
Bec
Jon Arhorin
Erie
Mate Batudetm
Vom
Anderean
Fraudulent corn seed scheme swindles Sullivan county farmers
A regional report details a con artist in Sullivan county who touted seed corn priced at 25 cents a kernel under the name The Prize of Eyot. Farmers tested the corn and discovered it was mixed with kernel waste causing one plant to break apart, exposing the fraud.
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Cocheeton
Sullivan County
Erie
Mrs Lease for Congress in Seventh District
A scrambled report notes Mrs Lease and Mr Pend contesting the Powatlet nomination for Congress in the Seventh district. Jeremy Simpson aims to block her renomination and hopes to sway votes toward a broader majority in the con seen bent.
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Pend
Kae
Marty Naas
Kaneas
Jeremy Simpson
Fire Devours St Louis Jewelry Store Destroying Five Story Building
A massive blaze swept a St Louis jewelry store near Lovet Street and Tomei Avenue, gutting five floors and causing losses around 330000. Fire crews battled the flames, saved some occupants, and salvaged limited stock from the Model Bank and the Lela Christmas season stock, while insurance coverage was noted for the larger vendors.
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Conymu
Kite Beatae
II Neler
Tie Tami
Shine & Bceard Dewelry Company
Aedallovs
Model Clank Company
Torthewet Covnes
Fotarthis
Mermiod & Jive
Strancemenis
Voltaire and Rousseau ashes inquiry stirs Paris panel
A Paris commission led by M. Reriliud settled the fate of Voltaire and Rousseau ashes. The Panthéon custody question arose after earlier claims by Alphonse Daudet that two skulls were found and later reassessed.
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Paris
Che
M. Reriliud
Tony
Washington to Florida plantation visit by Missouri senator
The misspelled report notes Senator Qua has five years to serve and will travel from Washington to Florida with Bonar Veet and I. Roiguer. They plan to oppose a reconvening of congress and will leave Washington tomorrow amid routine senate business.
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Waehington
Dee
Senuiat
le Vloridi
Bonar Veet
Missouri
I. Roiguer
Phoe
Wiehington
Daninary
Frayed OCR Narrows to Hint of Forney Gilt Plot
Fragmentary text describes a possible monetary scheme or fraud involving forged money. The passage mentions a person named Noy Avensed or similar, a location in Pennsylvania, and a case focused on a counterfeit issue. Details are unclear due to damaged typography.
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Laitieaeter
Fragmentary OCR note on a Wiltwt sleet strike in PeGa Peter Salle
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions winter sleet and a destruction event. It references private conversations and unknown individuals, with scattered phrases about wires and coverage. The readable content is severely garbled and lacks clear facts or dates.
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Mi Linde
Dan Soelt
Pega
Peter Salle
Locomotive Explosion Kills Four in Alabama Incident
A Bear Orowek line locomotive exploded last night near Lepron Alabama killing engineer John Von Hor and fireman Jack Clipper along with two trainmen John Johncot and Werne Vickery. The blast was caused by a defective fuse.
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Lepron
Ala
Orowek
Plodedt
John von- Hor
Jack Clipper
John Johncot
Werne Vickery
Hawley Barn Fire Destroys Mill and Homes in Sudden Blaze
A large blaze in Hawley destroyed a horse barn owned by BO Evans and a knitting mill owned by A. Nollan. The fire spread to nearby buildings including several dwellings and two buses. Estimated property loss exceeds 25 000 dollars with the mill fully consumed and several residents displaced. Firefighters reported efforts fruitless to halt the flames as the blaze spread rapidly through the area.
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Hawkey
Dee
BO Evans
Evans
A. Nollan
Soirom
Aline
Wiliam Sehot
Euuetches
Willig Tottesen
Dunmore
Kenting Mill
Tyne
Lbs
Trusts Fight Consolidation In New Jersey
A group of earnest men organize a company to oppose consolidations by the Cracker Trusts of New York. They plan to form the Consolidated Fishery with head offices in New Jersey, aiming to counterbalance the growing power of the trusts. The effort involves figures from Philadelphia and actions to mobilize against the New York dominance.
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Nety York
Pee
Gamer
Hienner
Alta
New Jersey
Bowie
Philadelphia
New York
Confessed shoplifters reveal family theft ring
The Stains Stupieniehie family quarrel exposed a theft pattern when Mira and her mother admitted shoplifting with no knowledge by the husband. The daughter said she and her mother stole silk sold at low prices, triggering broader investigations and local business losses.
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Curtier
Mira
Man's body found tied to boat rope on river
North Topawanda December 1 Captain Matthew Lite of the Imland Ferry reports recovery of an empty rowboat with a coat and a body tied by a rope to the ankle. The victim is suspected to be John Walt. an inquest will be held. London reports a separate steamer incident near Byphil issued harbor.
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North Topawanda
Matthew Lite
Imland Ferry
Othe Ningeara River
Pereh
Muta
John Walt
Unclear text notes factory strike and work order
Fragmentary report mentions a strike and factory work orders at an Ae Fe refinery with resin operations. The readable content is limited and names and specifics are not clear.
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Wien
Ae Fe
Dees Komo
Alwowl Shinte Iiilie
Missing crew of wrecked vessel reported in Victoria
Thirteen of twenty two missing men from the wrecked boat are identified with local names in Victoria British Columbia. One man Walter is reported dead from exposure while others remain unaccounted for.
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Saitore Hesened
Victoria
B. C
Dow. K—Thye Cound
Asewner Mevelama
Coon Corie
O Walter
Ilies
Male
Death of Sir Frank Lockwood Liberal MP for York City
Sir Frank T Lockwood, Liberal member of Parliament for York City since 1845, dies after a long career. Born in 1830, educated at Manchester Grammar School and Caius College Cambridge, he was called to Lincoln’s Inn in 1872 and served as recorder of Sheffield, later holding government posts and a knighthood before his death.
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York City
Lotton
Der
Frank T Lockwool
Frank Lickwood
Charles Day Lockwild
Troy
Cistern
Isg
Maselester Grain School
Caius Ontlegs
Cambridge
Maerie
Julia Schwabe
Salle Schwabe
Given Garth
Anewiegey
Lincoln’s Tiny
A. Cin I
Tsi
Sheffield
Wes Ag
Chester
York
Werth
Frank Lockwood
Marom
Riljowen
Ford
Bryintt
Ice Cold Religion Draws Hundreds to River Baptism
In cold weather on the Schuylkill at Spring City, over 100 people joined a baptism service by Rev. W.S. Harris and Elder Rleser of the United Brethren church. Converts entered the river amid shivering spectators, witnessing a public display of faith and renewal.
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Schuylkill River
Spring City
Schuytkill
Garrison Praises Henry George In Eulogistic Address
William Lioga Garrison, a Boston reformer, spoke in Philadelphia about Henry George's character and work. He hailed George as a moral force who challenged land tax and poverty schemes, noting his book Progress and Poverty spurred reform and predicting his lasting impact on future generations.
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William Lioga Garrison
Boston
Henry Geetee
Crouse
Waite
Geeter
California
Charliton
Helleat Spencer
George
Robert
Lin
New York Municipal
Bull Fight Tragedy Kills Three in Guadalajara Crowd
A bullfight disaster in Guadalajara Mexico left three spectators dead and nine or more injured after a ferocious bull escaped the ring and charged into the stands. The incident occurred as crowds watched in shock at the arena in the city.
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Chiadalajara
Mexico
fragmentary note reports casualties and rally scene
A partial unreadable report mentions one incident with fatalities and several injuries. The text references reactions and a group or leader figure, with unclear details about location or organization.
Mews Summary of Local Legislation and Upcoming Meetings
Local notes report on currency legislation proposed by state authorities and suggested changes to rail transportation policy. Community updates include remarks from Rev. Watkins on memorial matters and plans for a city council meeting. Neighboring county news and market items are also mentioned.
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Meith
Aimee Lomil
Wog
Watkins
Benin
Youtia Mei Hurchare Abe
Adamo Doe
Flan
Ofiles Ip
Buturla
Insurgents Gain Ground as Blanco Plans Santiago Operations
Washington reports insurgent activity in Cuba with Marshal Blan, to command in Santiago de Cuba province, after a provisional autonomist government forms. Reports from Havana via Key West describe engagements near Havana and Camagüey, with Spanish forces repelling rebels and capturing several insurgents.
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Its
Marshal Blanes
Santiago de Cuba
Havana
Key West
Pin
Speirittia
Raffel
Mathews Goren
Howe
Pliny
Hawaii
Matai
Piro del Bio Usaeres
Pacticos
Pando
Blanca Ching
Comex
Blanco
Ponda
Villa Neava
Delir
Marshal Binnen
Meni For the Original Court Building Om the Muu Yur and Te Cownen
Tive Malling
Cran
Aes
Uae
Allen
Racilenta
Tle
Fragmentary OCR Unable to Determine Full Headline
Incomplete text blocks show names and scattered words. No clear event date location or organization is readable. This prevents a coherent factual summary or concrete headline from the source.
Derald’s Weather Forecast From The Nightly Sun
The forecast warns of snow in New Neale and surrounding regions with lingering frost. A cold front brings sleet and wind from the west with fog in the early morning. Tuesday is expected to see warmers but unsettled conditions with rain or sleet spreading across areas and a general mild threat of wintry mix.
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New York
Mutex
Sluwh
Reilwid Ty Snow
Uae
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