Tartars City Affair Delays Pekin Audience Over French Credentials
In Pekin the joint audience of foreign and new Chinese ministers was postponed due to M Beau Cambons refusal to present credentials. Washington reports say French ambassador Cambon was surprised by claims and no decisive quarrel appeared, while officials suggest a dispute over precedence may trigger the stumble in talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
M. Beau
M. Gambon
Washington
Associated Prom
Jam
Chink Collieeru
Dlan
State Department
Wheat Yield Estimates and Sown Area Increase
The Agriculture Department reports U S wheat yield at 48 bushels per acre, with 12.4 in 1900 and 12.5 in 1890. Winter wheat area seeded provisional at 83 million acres up 5.6 percent. hard wheat area at 1.25 million acres up 2 percent. no updates on winter wheat condition after Dec 1. The department will issue no further total production estimates until census adjustments are completed.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Hehrye
National Guard Adds Major Posts Across Eight Regiments
Exclusive dispatch from Harrisburg reports General Orders of the Pennsylvania National Guard authorize an election for an extra major in the First, Second, Third, Sixth, Ninth, Thirteenth, Sixteenth and Eighteenth regiments. Brigadiers may set the election on or before January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Miner Strike Ends at Midtoanwood Colliery
Exclusive wire reports workers at Midtoanwood colliery of Parvish Coal company walked out on Wednesday over labor disputes. A meeting was held and the strike was declared off. The mine will resume operations tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Othe
Parvish Coal Fompny
Setrike Wedisilay Iyer
Ton-Union
Winers Union
Subpoena Issued For M Lampyre By Canal Company
Exclusive wire from The Associated Mews reports a subpoena issued for M Lampyre representing the Punsrag Canal Company to appear before the committee. The subpoena was served today and Lampyre is expected to attend a committee meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lampyre
Associated Mews
Whahipton
Tan
Morgan
Waite Oomunll
Armin
Ponate
Punsrag
Tasnpre
Ex-president salary bill introduced by Representative Lover ng
Exclusive wire reports from Washington on June 10 that Rep Lover ng of Massachusetts introduces a bill to set a 29 000 annual salary for ex presidents. The measure proposes retirement pay from leaving office onward and applies to any ex president residing within the country under a law he seeks to secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Frew
Washington
Loverng
Masewchueetty
Todue
United
The Schley Measures in Naval Affairs Committee
The House committee on naval affairs met for organization. Representative Rixey proposed a whole committee review of Schley measures, but the panel favored the sub committee route. Ten resolutions and bills on the Schley case will be handled by the regular sub committee on organization rank and pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Ties
Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Rixey
Virginia
Admiral Sehley
Schley
Watson Dayton
Cousins
Taylor
Meyer
Cummings
Wheeler
Pan American Conference Ends. Davis Leaves for Washington
United States delegate Senator H G Davis bids farewell at the Pan American Conference in Mexico City as arbitration plans gain momentum. The session approves a publication exchange project while six delegates abstain in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mresa
Mexico City
H. G. Davis
United States
Washington
Senor Carbon
Bcuador
Davis
Senor Chavero
Mexico
Blest Gana
Chill
General Reyes
Colombia
Clayton
Dinas
Associated Press
Peru
Argentine
Bolivia
Taraguay
Venezuela
Santo Demings
Ses- Biel
Fatal boiler explosion rocks lumber mine in West Virginia
An Exclusive AP dispatch reports a boiler exploded at the Lewis MilkKiT lumber mine in southern county, killing three men and injuring several others. The dead include Lewis Mitkif of Porm eroy Ohio and Tiart Treippett of Sale Rack Vu. Serious injuries involve Flvant Harvey, William Albert, and brothers Prank Bulle.
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Associated Pres
Huntington
W. Va
W.oa
Lewis Milkkit
Bodis
Lewis Mitkif
Pormeroy
Ohio
Tiart Treippett
Sale Rack
Benjamin Mestiver
Sault Track
Ambiguous historical boxing tale from an OCR fragment
A fragmented OCR sports snippet from an exclusive wire report describes a boxing match outcome in unclear terms. Names and details are garbled, hindering precise identification of participants, rounds, or venue.
Local advisement on Santa Cruz enforcement and finance
Scrambled text mentions an adult Delaware or Dewey related matter, a vehicle or police context, and a resolution for conference. It references an officer, criminal Sohbey, and a payment obligation connected to a Santa location. The readable parts indicate a municipal governance item about inclusion, taxation, or shared costs.
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Ingatey
Tan Adiminal
Santa
Plan to Expedite Delivery Through Supplemental Boxes
Assistant Postmaster General prepares a plan to speed special delivery by adding supplemental letter boxes to regular street boxes. Special delivery letters would be deposited only in these boxes and picked up by messengers for rapid delivery, improving service in city areas far from post offices.
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Washington
Jain
Post Office Department
Shellenderger
Pardon seekers resort to forgery in Montana
An attempted pardon petition for C Livingston, imprisoned for forgery, carried forged signatures from a New York notables list including Theodore Roosevelt Edward Moran and Edison. Governor Toole alerted by President Roosevelt and confirmed that several signers denied involvement. The scheme aimed to win Livingston release from Silver Bow county jail.
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Mresa
Helens
Mont
I C. Livingston
Silver Bow County
New York
Livingston
Ined
Cub
Theodore Roosevelt
August Belmont
Hugh Z. Cire
Thomas A. Edison
Jerome W. Astor
ED. Moran
Toole
Roosevelt
Dr. Parkhurst
August Helmont
Magh Grant
Permanent Census Bureau Fight Moves to Recommit
The House debated a permanent census bureau bill amid mixed support and strong calls to shield current employees under civil service. Rep Burkett led the push to recommit with instructions to draft a detailed organizational plan and civil service protections. The chamber unanimously approved Mr s McKinley free mailing for life before adjourning until Monday.
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Mess
Washington
Jan
Hopkins DH
Census Bureau
DIL
Civil Service
Wis
Burkett
Nebraska
Appropriations Committee
McKinley
House
Everett Moore Creditors Grant Extensions
Creditors of Everett Moore arrange extensions totaling one million dollars, granting an eighteen month period for the club. Officials report communications with the committee overseeing the private affairs to ensure the extension proceeds.
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Everett-Moore
Unclear OCR copy about a death in Harrisburg area
The readable fragments describe a death event involving individuals with names like Whitin and Whit Hand, in Harrisburg or nearby. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details such as exact names, dates, or the outcome.
Unclear historic notice fragment from exclusive wire
Fragmentary OCR text describes a disjointed scene with scattered names and places, rendering little coherent event. Readers cannot confirm date or action, but hints include a home, a shift of location, and unclear figures in a historical reporting voice.
Gage Will Stay In Office Until February First
In a telegraphic report from Washington, officials say Secretary Gage will remain in his post until February first. The communication notes ongoing discussions and indicates no immediate changes in leadership at the Treasury.
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Gage
Wite Fron
Associated
Wiren
Unclear OCR Fragment on Trials and Locations
Fragmentary text appears to reference New York and Naples with unclear names and events. No coherent, verifiable facts or identities are readable to form a complete news item. The readable portions mention places and possible people but lack context and structure for a proper summary.
Local Gazette Reports Muffled Exchange At Government Exhibit
A garbled report notes officials from a government exhibit met today to discuss an upcoming event. The text names several participants and a gallery plan but is largely unreadable.
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Dieletion & Cs
Richmond
Ilvlenn
Wreck Investigation Tests Signal System in Park Avenue Tunnel
District Attorney Jerome and railroad officials inspected the Grand Central tunnel. Tests of the signal system and observation engine showed the torpedo failed to explode due to misaligned mechanism. He announced potential charges. several injured continued to recover at Bellevue and Roosevelt hospitals.
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Park Avenue Tunnel
New York
Grand Central Tunnel
Jesrome
Beker
Garvan
Franklin
Cginwind Central Station
Fifty-ninth
Fifty-sixth
Sixty Third Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Officius
Sncore
Dun's Review of Trade Highlights Mixed Outlook for 1901
Exclusive wire reports Dun and Co weekly trade review noting improved transport and delivery prospects as holiday slowdown ends. Iron and steel seek stable fuel supply. wages rise in many areas. domestic inventory cuts and overhaul reduced. Cotton and wool markets firm. wheat exports total 4.18 million bushels. Atlantic exports 0.21 million. World-wide failures total 478 versus 34 prior year.
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Ihe
Prana
New York
Dun & Co
Somorrtowair
Joe Few
Yvear
Philadelphia
Chicago
United States
Atlantic
Agaldnet
Motive Power Change Planned for Park Avenue Tunnel
Wiedtley will be substituted for steam on all local trains and as soon as possible trunines will be hauled into and out of Grand Central Station by safer methods. An extra force of experts has joined the large group of electricians working in the tunnel since the accident to devise speedy plans for the switch.
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Park Avenue
Wiedtteley
Loreal Trauna
Grand Central Station
Ex-Communication Ban Lifted From Crowley
Omaha Jan 10 Father A M Coleran chancellor of Bishop Zannel s diocese announced the excommunication ban against Father J J Crowley of Chicago has been removed. He said the ban was lifted Christmas Eve and Crowley celebrated Mass Christmas morning in the convent chapel of the Poor Sisters, a feat he could not have done while excommunicated.
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Omaha
Neb
A. M. Coleran
Zannel
J. J. Crowley
Chicago
Father Crowley
Firebug Inflicted $30,000 Damage in Main Street Blaze
Exclusive wire reports a morning fire in John Goodman’s residence set by incendiaries. Wind spread flames along Main Street destroying six frame buildings including homes, a barber shop, dry goods store, liquor store, Dr. Greenfield’s office, and threatening the Gaines hotel. Goodman and a companion escaped in their night clothes. Local bucket brigades and aid from Gulfton were summoned to control the blaze.
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Games
Tan
Aire
John Goodman
Hy, Ruggles
Hy. W. Jones
M. M. Smith
J. M. Atwell
Dr. Greenfield
Big Gaines Hotel
Guleton
Roseberry Dies from Burns in Major Fire
Hy Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press reports Roseberry died from burns after a large blaze. Ubarfield and Mosehevny suffered critical injuries while others are injured. Superintendent Kink Zentinjor oversees the emergency response.
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Roseberry
Paraguy in Revolt: police capture Kane after river culvert chase
Patrolman Finley Rose pursued James Kane of Dunmore and Patrick Carden of Pine Brook after a late afternoon spree that began with gunfire near East Market street. Kane and Carden were arrested after a frantic chase through rail tracks and a culvert, then charged with drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons.
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Finley Rose
North Scranton
James Kane
Dunmore
Delaware and Hudson
Sanderson Avenue
Marlon Street
Kane
Patrick Carden
Pine Brook
Birtley
Hose Company No. 1
Carden
Ross
Green Ridge
Marion Street
Evs
Forest Hill Cemetery
Fross
Corden
Esquare
Fidler
Remarkable cure in long-delayed seizure case at hospital
Peter Relber of Binghamton, aged 382 years, was discharged from Hahnemann hospital after a rare nervous disorder. He suffered weeks of convulsions, peaked at seventy five in twenty four hours, then underwent a trephination procedure by Dr. W Hy Peek and Dr. Theodore Sureth. Membranes from prior inflammation were removed, and within a day he showed only mild seizures and soon fully recovered his vigor.
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Peter Relber
Binghamton
Hahnemann Hospital
Reiber
Frannemann Hospital
W. Hy Peek
Theodore Sureth
French Minister Balks on Joint Audience Details
The minister declines to discuss the cabinet file details and the foreign affairs council meeting. A public note from the press bureau indicates the government remains silent on the proposed topics and possible contentious issues.
Grover Cleveland Recovered After Illness
A garbled dispatch reports Grover Cleveland recovering from an illness amid odd details. The wire story mentions a hunting trip and a gathering near Mimnerton with a party, including a reference to Googetown, but the full facts are unclear due to transcription errors.
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New York
Jun
Grover
Mimnerton
Ned
Danuare
Elvis
Tie
Paraguay Revolt in Asuncion Ends with Senator Killed
Reports from Buenos Aires say Paraguay faced a revolution sparked by presidential succession. In Asuncion a chamber clash left Senator Facando Insfran dead and several lawmakers injured as General Caballero and allies challenged President Aceval. Congress then handed power to Vice President Hector Carvalla.
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Facando Insfran
Congress
Associated Press
Buenos Ayres
Republic of
Paraguay
Asuncion
Caballero
Escobar
J. A. Esecurra
Senor Marro
Wrelitas
Aceval
Chamber of Deputies
Pacando Insfran
Hygienic Council
Miguel and Corbalan
Fernando Carreras
Congress of Paraguay
Vvice
Senor
Hector Carvalla
Split Thirteenth Ward caucuses clash over school controller
The Thirteenth Ward Democrats held two caucuses last night after Chair Pace refused to entertain a motion to endorse B T Jayne for school controller. Sixty of seventy attendees overruled his decision and elected James Roach as chairman. The main caucus endorsed Jayne. a separate group, led by Pace and six or seven others, nominated Maurice Brown for school controller, though he is said not to accept. Both factions named district officers.
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Thirteenth Ward
Pace
B.T. Jayne
James Roach
Jayne
Maurice Brown
Brown
Edwardsville men held in counterfeiting case
Felix Faskavitehh and Stanley Henddricks were arrested in Edwardsville on suspicion of circulating counterfeit money. They faced Commissioner Hahn in Wilkes-Barre and were committed to jail in default of $2,000 bail. Joseph Strite testified he and the Edwardsville men passed counterfeit silver dollars at a Pittston ball and that they supplied the coins.
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Felix Faskavitehh
Stanley Hendricks
Edwardsville
Hahn
Wilkes-Barre
Joseph Strite
Pittston
Hymns in the Night at Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Rev Dr Pierves led a sacred song service earlier using a stereopticon with pictures to illustrate hymns. A similar program is planned for tomorrow evening with a sermon on He Giveth Songs in the Night. Large crowds attend and themes inspire spiritual progress.
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Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Pierves
Penn Avenue
Unreadable Text Fragment From Report On Governor Nish Incident
Unable to determine coherent events or entities due to corrupted OCR. The snippet mentions Governor Nish, Mrs Kuiles Memoria, and McKinley day in a defaced wire report attributed to The Associated Press but no clear actions or outcomes are discernible.
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St. Paul
Minti
Nish
Local mystery case leads to county jail detention
A Black individual detained at McClellan county jail faces charges connected to a serious crime against a White farmer from the previous year. The incident details remain scarce but authorities confirmed the detention today as the case progresses.
Unclear Weather Brief From Yesterday
Fragmentary weather note reports precipitation none over a two hour span ending in the afternoon. Text includes numerous garbled phrases and unclear location identifiers.
Weather forecast for Washington Saturday and Sunday
The forecast calls for Saturday winds from the east and partly cloudy skies. Sunday looks colder with northerly winds and a warmer push inland.
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Washington
Poratwala
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Apramadt Buck
George Winters
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George P. Pisher
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Minnie Rive
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New York Central Railroad
Dun’s Review OF Trade
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