Senators Debate Philippines Policy and Cuban Reciprocity
The Senate considered Hoar's resolution for a Philippine commission and questioned witnesses while urging careful inquiry into reports from General Chaffee. Debate touched on liberty abroad and the need for proper investigation. In the House two ex Confederates backed opening national soldiers homes to ex Confederates amid wider pension talks and partisan opposition.
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Washington
Congress
Philippines
Hoar
Massachusetts
Lodge
Tone
Chimack
Mrr. Mason
Ullinois
Cuba
Honor
Cenerohiffee
Judge Tath
PHI
Wence
Senate
Heir
Ua Pee
Calke
Cleuewad
Genovl Olin
Phillippines
Oaukly
Hogg
Senator Lodge
Chick
Mita
Committee On the
Mir
Trouwe
Gardner
Michigan
DeArmond
DeArmoni
Teopublicans
Ma Gardner
Rixey
Witt
Anich
Mer Lamb
Virginia
Richmond
Gardner Mich
Aiv
Riney
Democratie
Nils
Eods Exon
Felerites
Ife
General Lawton Letter Reveals Philippine Insurrection Views
Exclusive telegram reports a letter from General Thomas Lawton to Hon. John Barrett, discussing the Philippine conflict and the insurrection. The missive, sent after Lawton’s death, outlines support for aggressive measures against Filipino forces and criticizes anti imperialist positions while urging decisive military action.
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Louieville
Wo Lawton
Howe
John Barrett
Siam
Lawton
Garrett
New York Magicine
Manila
Fabio Wirpett
New York City
Philippine Csimteston
Pbi
Cutiporon
Miippine Islands
Lisine
Ainevies
Unie Ieee
Nauti
Loie
Philippines
Righee
Moston
America
Ceriel Lind Uintoetinikie
Tbs
Iyt von Wai Toy
W. Lowto
Ohio Senate and House Elect U S Senators in Joint Session
Ohio legislature met in joint session as they elected United States Senators. McCreary and Foraker were chosen by the two houses in separate ballots, with joint session to ratify and a possible public address by the winner. Governor Smith attended the voting, and ceremonies drew large Democratic crowds.
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McCreary
Legislature
Kentucky
Wresa
Annapolis
Midh
United States
Arthur PL Gorman
Senate
O Ther Generil Assembly
Jackson
Gorman
Dickson
House
Smith
Gorm
George L. Welling
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph B. Ponunker
Republicans
Charles W. Baker
Cincinnati
Foraker
Bhaker
General Assembly
Frankfort
McCredary
United Staites
Loishiture
Tamnerraw
Creary
Dbeboe
McCreacy
Wh Debow
Perley Stone Discusses U S Action and Missionary Safety
Brother of Miss Stone, Porhes AL Stun, warns that any American government action will set a precedent risk ing missionaries in the Orient. He urges immediate measures to prevent renewed threats of death against American missionaries and to avoid reopening the issue of subsidies. President Roosevelt is referenced as a key figure in the White House.
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Minneapolis
Porhes AL Stun
Miss Stone
Todraw
Tin
Polit
United States
Ftoosevelt
White House
Headless bodies found on Pacific coast shores
Reports describe two corpses recovered on the Pacific coast with a third missing. Local authorities investigate a violent incident amid rumors of a gang or extremist group activity.
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Pacific Coast
Unclear OCR Fragment About Health and Election Figures
The readable text mentions names and groups such as Wilkie, Ta Pho A, and Vive Mile Winierend but details are fragmented. It hints at a convention, health status of Modites, and references to John Falddi and election processes, but lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
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Amoolatot Pha
Wilkie Bhai
Auesthite Ai
Mile Winierend
Wily Bot
Bea
Wea
Anmeidiie Wale Taal
Pho
Phoe
Pheedditeas
John Falddi
Russian budget balance for 1902 outlined in St Petersburg report
A fledgling 1902 Russian budget totals 1 046 578 rubles in revenue and expenditures. Witte’s finance ministry report questions empire finances while noting overall stability and prudent imperial policy. It cites military and civil costs and expresses cautious optimism about economic prospects under the czar amid wartime strain.
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St. Petersburg
Joan
M. de Witte
Progon County
Faded Cable Dispatch From The Atronaut Press
A garbled wire from Harhes MM, president of Sicel corporation, describes a meeting in Washington with plans and a list of action steps. The text alludes to a reform, a warning, and references to personnel like Virgie and others with limited readable details.
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New York
Jun
Fromni ‘Harhes MM
Behwih
United Siices Sicel Corporation
Six Day Bicycle Race at Gymnasium Event
A local six day bicycle race is reported with details of stages and expected competitors. The event spans multiple days with evening sessions and a focus on endurance and speed. Local officials, volunteers, and sponsors are named as backers of the race.
Mr Barcock’s Free-List Bill Aims at Steel and Iron
Representative Bardeck of Wisconsin introduced a measure to put steel and iron on the free list and cut duties on other items. The bill, broader than last year, seeks a protective policy and follows talks with steel and iron interests.
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Steel
Withington
Jan
Baredeker
Wisconsin
Hodin
Kent
Trepubligan Congressional Cononities
Steel Cid
Explosion Kills Three Workers At West Branels Mine Site
An explosion at a shanty housing laborers on the West Branels Road project near Karthans, Clearfield County, injured seven and killed three men who were loading dynamite at a wood stove. The blast threw sleeping workers from beds and left the shanty torn apart, with bodies scattered within thirty feet of the stove.
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Associated Press
Willameport
Karthans
Clearfield County
New West
Karthfue
Othe
Keyen
Muim- der Die
Fire at Manchester destroys Kennard block and nearby properties
Exclusive dispatch reports a major blaze in Manchester New Hampshire destroying the Kennard granite business block and damaging the Smyth and Park Theater areas. The fire caused extensive losses, with totals estimated near half a million dollars while all occupants escaped. Burned items and damages are listed, with investigators citing suspected electric wiring as the likely cause.
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Manchester
N.hs
Kennard
New England
Boston
Itennard
Elm Street
Smethiack
Derryfeld Cn
Ikennord
J. Z. Little
Deel
Lenints
Sosth
Teniails
Recomm Niatiomal Bank
Itgiend Uiadil Tost
Opin
Ten Miners Die in Dow Mine Explosion
Ten miners were killed in an explosion at Mine No. 1 of the Milby Dow Mine company at Dow. Victims include Jack Motoy W P Welch Bo B Pihhurst M Prichard Bert Galline Joe Reminds Thomas Blun John Blu M Brow and John Beutel. Bodies recovered indicate death by after damp. The shaft remained intact and rescue work stopped after the fire was extinguished.
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Routh McAjeater
Milby & Dow
Dow
J. T
Jack Motoy
W. P. Welch
Bo B Pihurst
BM. Prichard
Bert Galline
Joe Reminds
Thomas Blun
John Blu
M. Brow
John Beutel
Viernas
Beal to Ue Roraiten Yyibidie on Work Incident
An unclear report describes a work related situation involving Beal and Ue Roraiten Yyibidie at an unspecified site. The text mentions Sooombboe yg and Dee While and references Huwiky Vitoeg Ti Shin Pouintier dvaciel. Details are severely faded with limited readable facts.
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Beal
Dan Dee
Shin Pouintier Dvaciel
Bali
Wy Kachiolve Whedon The Assoeianud Mies Wahington
The text fragments indicate an assignment or position within a group or organization. Key names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR. No coherent events or outcomes are readable to confirm a definite action or date.
General Bell pacifies eastern Batangas amid fresh Boer pursuit
Reports from London and Washington state General Bell has pacified eastern Batangas as Allied forces pursue De Wet and the Boers. The dispatch notes a large surrender at Taal with Colonels Millsigan and Castro among the captives, and British columns pressing De Wet after Zee Fontain.
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London
Kitchener
Alpateh Thom Johanneshure
Botha
Bruce Hamilton
Bowes
Kaapauar
Bruce Damilton
Botha Ince
Bruce Blakathon
Lol Isnehener
Johianneshbure
de Wet Fron
Representatives at Edwards Coronation
Exclusive wire from The Annotnted Dream reports cabinet deliberations on appointing US representatives for King Edward VII's coronation. It names Whitelaw Reid, Julius Weson, Charles I. Chavk, and three secretaries Pierpont Morgan Jr, Edmind Lincoln Bayles, and Wilkon Wetmore as special envoys and aides.
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Washington
Jan
Loday
Edward VII
Tansted States
J. P. Morpun, Jr
Pierpont Morgan
New York
Einund Lincoln Bayles
Wilkon Wetreare
Sanator Wetmore
Phode Dsford
Prince Henry
Prussia
Kaiser
Sudden Flood Drowns Person in Austrian Town
A local flood in an Austrian town caused the drowning of an unnamed individual. Authorities, including rescue crews, responded to reports of rising water levels and rapid currents near the river. The incident prompted emergency measures as investigators begin extracting details about the victim and circumstances.
Inclusive Wine Trait Tees and Town Names
Fragmented text discusses inclusive wine traits and various proper nouns. References to Albani NooVeu Adi Tite and Lyon Qutas Lengel appear amid garbled terms. Scattered phrases hint at a public or fashion note but lack clear events or outcomes.
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Albani NooVeu Adi Tite Cid Adoyeate
Abiley
Ile
Appeillvte Alivibsjon
Sanpeneieiee Cd
Oubaiel
Lyon
Anniversary Notes In New York Chronicle Oddities
An obscure fragment references an anniversary event in New York with mentions of civic venues, a principal figure, and pavilion observations. The garbled text suggests a historical public gathering or ceremony tied to a company or organization, but details are unclear.
Steamship Arrivals Read From The Age Gite Mees
Fragmentary report lists ship arrivals and routes including Monit Southwarks Antvevan Clonmel Polen Ariworpy Wembuiie and river Puls Se Baiting SEM RI RS Veale Votulela. Details are obscured but indicate port entries and ship names.
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Glen Wilbole
Antvevan
Clonmel
Polen
Wembuiie
Weather Outlook for Wednesday and Thursday in Washington
Forecast indicates mixed conditions with partial cloudiness and possible showers across southern regions. Temperatures expected to stay mild with variable winds, and highs reaching into the 60s.
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