Morgan presses Nicaragua canal clause in Senate speech
Senator Morgan resumes debate urging that the Clayton Bulwer treaty not impede legislation for a Nicaragua canal. He reads the Cayton Rutwer provisions showing a potential treaty violation and urges action to allow canal construction despite the treaty. The Senate later elected William Frye president pro tempore, praising his impartial leadership. The reciprocity treaties were not discussed this session.
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Nicaragua
Prye
Maine
Senate
Ives
Morgan
Ginik
Costa
Nicaragua Canal
Mr. Morgan
Congress
Sonatar Rye
Lia Cole Tengues
Hoe Hart
Assembly Election Ballot Confusion Rumors Denied
Report from Delaware indicates the assembly failed to change the ballot for the United States Senate as daily operations proceed. Officials stated there was no material alteration to the ballot, with the next meeting scheduled as planned and no new delays reported.
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Dovel
Del
Murk F
Edward Adilicks
Seatenday
Tower Row
Seston
Olmetingn
Senate Nominates Several Officials Amid Unclear Names
A terse Washington dispatch reports executive nominations by the senate including several unclear names such as Hobe rts Me onmick and others linked to positions tied to Roumania and Sereiac Captain A. 8, Crveninaidd. The text is garbled, but indicates confirmation actions and cabinet-level roles.
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Washington
Martell
Senate
Hoberts
Davkeon
Dent
Ivenias
Wilkon
Maine
Nominations by the President for Civil and Military Service
The president sent to the senate nominations for judges and attorneys in Illinois and Maine. It lists Walter Barrett and Walter Loving for army ranks, plus several others including James Edwards and William Vose for various posts, with appointments in Pennsylvania and Nebraska.
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Ine Tantey
Walter H. Loving
Lewteenant
Slater Arr
Elirgenne
James Franklin Edwards
Murder Stalks in Texas as Mob Pursues Negro Suspect
Mrs Conway Younger a farmer's wife was found dead after a night attack. a mob of about 200 men led by Younger tracks a suspected Black man with bloodhounds through the Texas countryside. Evidence includes a deep gash and a brush path where the body was found, and the crowd vows to bring the killer to justice.
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Corsicana
Texas
Conway Younger
Younger
Negotiations at Pekin reach indemnity principle agreement
An Associated Press dispatch from Pekin reports the negotiators have agreed on a general principle for primate indemnities, seeking harmony with Roman and English law. Debates linger over full payments for some reputations, with a high profile claim of 19 000 for a family and 20 000 for property, valued much higher than estimates. Talks are expected to continue, barring commercial treaties which may delay completion.
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Associated Pre
Pekin
Conemnities
Beeckwell
Woodle
Perlin
Mareh
Warates
Vor Waldereen
Perin
Mavelids
Third Asiatics
Lnter
Noerkter
Mane Sheng
Cooper Is Expelled From Hawaii Territorial House
The Hawaiian Legislature opens in February with J Akina Speaker and Dr Nicholas Russell as Senate President. On the third day Secretary Cooper is ordered out after Buckley’s resolution, citing separation of branches. Cooper remains to record proceedings, prompting a Washington rating request and a 20 to 10 vote to expel him.
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J. Akina
Mauati
House
Nicholas Russell
Hawaii
Senate
Cooper
San Francisco
MarehweThe
Dlawall
Akina
Hawalin
Island of
Math
Nichole Russell
Buckley
Amiuet
Dale
Ie Processnge
Tepuablivens
McKinies
Washington
Independenta
Palisades Park Riparian Rights Questioned by Senate
New Jersey Senate asks questions on riparian rights for commercial water use and Palisades waterfront. The inquiry centers on granting the Palisades commission power to acquire riverfront along the Hudson for preservation and state park creation.
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New Jersey Senate
Trenton
St. Merci
Senate
Mrs Fox Acquitted in Child Tragedy Case
Ground jury found Mrs Fox temporarily insane when she killed no one and attempted self harm after claiming abuse by her husband. She was discharged from custody and freed.
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Child
Norristown
Manel
Myra
Hertha Pox
Ledwe
Fraud in Manila Courts Under U S Probe
A United States Philippine commission inquiry centers on Senor Mamejo, chief native judge of the Court of First Instance in Manila, accused of fraudulently aiding the Enrique estate’s administration. The case, long and high profile, has seen the estate shrink from an original value of 1,000,000 to about 350,000 through alleged fraud.
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Associated Prem
Manila
United States Philippine Commission
Senor Mamejo
Diuday
Court of Firat Instatce
Enriquee
Tait
Frand Thie Vrate
Havana Dock Strike Spreads Across City
The general strike in Havana escalates over American imports and wage concerns at the Wiaird Line docks. Neltermen join, with Hackers and cart drivers called out in sympathy causing widespread disruption.
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Havana
Mine Disaster in Prussia
A mine disaster in Prussia kills several workers and injures many after a fire damp explosion. Rescue efforts continue as shaft collapses hinder access and authorities assess the scene and casualties.
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Prussia
Be Licclaive Wire from The Associated Prices Princeton Mingele
Inaccurate OCR fragment references Princeton and Cho Vlreby with mentions of coast regulation and equipment. The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent events, dates, or named actions to form a clear news item.
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Princeton
Cheveland
Vawl van Divi
Jett
Reclusive Priest Shoots Self In New York Restaurant
Minneapolis dispatch reports Roman Catholic priest Vrancie Nodgyoski died by suicide after a Dalutlh decree quote. Two letters were found. one addressed to a person in Winira New York and another to a waiter in a local restaurant.
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Myer
Minneapolis
Dalutlh
Tev
Vrancie Nodgyoski
Ideal Betel
Winira
N. Y
Waitten
Dewey Receives Prize Money from Treasury
Treasury issues warrant in favor of Admiral George Dewey for prize money deemed due for actions related to the destruction of the Spendali tech at Manila harbor on May 1. The exclusive wire report assigns the item to The Associated Press style as a ceremonial payment acknowledging the event.
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Dewey
Meee
Southwark Steams Away After Grounding Incident
Report from The Allodated Prege by Exelsive Wire states the steamer Southwark, unloading for Antwerp, ran aground in Tower Bay last night. The crew endured a frightening ordeal, with wave impacts lifting her near the hull. Salvage efforts continue as the vessel steers to a safer harbor.
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Southwark
New York
Antwerp
Tower Bay
al Wilermoon
At & Coliok
Intaide
Reinad
Wife Charged in Topeka Slaying at Home
Police report Mrs. Webster arrested for murdering her husband in their residence in Topeka. Authorities say Webster attempted to kill herself after the crime. mental state is under investigation as officers treat the case as a possible domestic homicide.
Indiana Senate Act Extends Woman Suffrage Rights
The Indiana Senate adopted a resolution to extend the right of suffrage to women. The action aims to broaden participation in elections and marks a significant step in the women’s rights movement.
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Proga
Indianapolis
Indiena Senate
Mail for Troops in China
The United States military postal service in China reaches an agreement with Japan to speed mail for troops in North China. The portmasters will route mail via Japanese transport between Shuingshuk-Kwan and Madi and US ships will escort mail between Shane-hai-Kwan and Tien-Tsin. A second line of service notes two monthly trips of the New Orleans between Nagasaki and Ching-Wong-Tao to carry mail.
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Washington
United States Military Postal Service
China
Japahone Postiiice
King
Shuingshuk-Kwan
Madi
Thin
Moi
Nagashi
Shane-hai-Kwan
Tien-Tsin
Kaiser’s Wound Aboard Incoherent Station Report
A scrambled report from March 7 describes Emperor William arriving at a castle after a station meeting with the empress and Count von Bülow. Surgeons visit prompts bulletin about his health and a supposed vision of a sailing ship triggers agitation. The piece notes the emperor’s aborted visit and uncertain condition.
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Ein
William
Liberal Spanish policy vows liberal reforms and oath of office
The new Liberal cabinet in Spain plans a policy favoring liberal reforms and curb clerical power. Sigasta pledges to reestablish the constitution, empowered by the queen, while Captain General Weyler raises the state of siege and the ministry takes its oath of office. A Washington telegram notes the oath was taken likely the previous night.
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Madrid
Senor Sigasta
Cmbinet
Spain
Woyler
Lege
Uinkstry
Washington
Air Storer
Martrid
State Department
Winketry
Rice's Deportation Order Reported by Manila Bulletin
The Manila Bulletin publishes the official order for the deportation of Nice, a former insular government official, from the United States. The decree states investigators found the charges credible and warns he is a dangerous incendiary and a menace to military operations, thus ordered deportation.
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Washington
Marcel
Nice
Manila
United States
Riowa
Riew
Boers Weary of Fighting Surrender Possible With Aid
Report from Pretoria suggests burgher leaders may surrender with most followers if assistance and a free pardon are offered to rebels. WIRE dispatch notes potential peace terms amid ongoing fighting and in the urgency of relief.
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Pretoria
Maren
Tel
Unclear historical ship arrivals from New York routes
Fragmentary OCR notes list arrivals and departures between New York and European ports with names such as La Bretagne and Rotterdam. Several lines are garbled, but references include oceans, ships, and cities like Havre Naples and Amsterdam.
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New York
Ametetdana
Rotteniam
la Bretagne
Havre
Clyerevirg
Peeteria
York
Heester
Salva
Rotterdam
Unclear text from state board briefing
The document is garbled with many misspellings. It mentions a secretary and a state board but provides no clear event, date, or actionable facts to summarize. No definite persons or organizations can be reliably identified.
Ripper Bill Signed as Scranton Appoints Recorder
Governor Stone approves the Muehlbronner bill creating a new city government for Scranton Pittsburg and Allegheny and appoints Janine Maly as Scranton recorder. Mayor Moir accepts oath with a $25,000 bond and begins duties while reorganization plans unfold under the act.
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Scranton
Stone
Horkshire
Mueulbronner
Tittsburg
Allegheny
Janine Maly
Midleamn
Pittehurge
Tlis
Tribune
Clevernop Stone
Moir
Ferritorlane
Eltyto
Charles Robinson
HL von Btorch
Macor Mole
Norman
Cray
Recorder
Molr
Aix
Temperatures Hint at Mild Day Across Regions
Weather indications today show pair and fiding temperature shifts. General weather patterns suggest variable cloudiness with light winds and a chance of afternoon showers.
Tragic Death From Practical Joke In Sayre
Miss Lolo Wilson an 18 year old girl from Chester N.FH died after a practical joke by friends. A speaking tube simulated the dead lover calling and she swallowed carbolic acid later that evening. The incident was reported from Sayre Pennsylvania.
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Binghamton, SN
Nowa
Sayre
Mise Lolo Wilson
Voller
Chester, N
Slavery Reported in Anderson County Stockades
The Anderson county grand jury reported that practical enslavement exists in stockades where convicts are kept under contracts signed in ignorance. It named J T Fowler G W Power and W G Hammond as planters operating stockades and barred confinement for petty breaches. Indictments expected in June term.
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Columbia
Boc
Anderson County
Jidige W. Bennett
J. T. Fowler
G. W. Power
W. G. Hammond
J. Bk. Boges
De Wet Hard Pressed Reports Inoperative Guns
Report states General De Wet commands a numerically inferior force with limited firearms facing heavy pressure near the Change River Colony, as his troops struggle to maintain position against advancing enemy units.
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Hleemfontely
Caange River Colony
Mitoh
de Wet
Local Industry Leaders Face Transition Amid Turbulent Talks
Fragmented OCR text hints at a merger or shift in a marine trade sector with executives and engineers involved. The piece mentions Laie emapinners and Chvewtonedt figures, plus a forthcoming event in the week ahead, though details remain unclear due to damaged wording.
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Wohdol Jae
Orionie
Maine Tratty
Ft Te
Ene Riety
Siendar Vellon
Unclear OCR Note on Aeffeveeth Braet Work Plan
Fragmentary text from an article discusses a plan or event in Brooklyn related to a project or contract. It mentions potential funding, comments, attempts to upset officials at Breckhnnaty ward, and bonds tied to government use of certain castings. Names and specifics are unreadable.
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Aeffeveeth
Brooklyn
Breckhnnaty
Wille
Trade report shows US exports to Kumia steady after policy
A March report from The Ascoraiea Vrene Washington indicates that in the past year the export value of American goods to Kumia remained unaffected by the Kumian government's retaliation for a countervailing duty impound on Reslan mogar. The trends imply resilience in exports despite the policy move.
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Washington
Fire Claims Lives of Sundere Family in Hot Springs
A blaze in the southern part of Hot Springs, Ak, killed Marc T.-Mee Sundere and her niece Viola Wilton. Neighbors and Min Rundies tried to rescue the child, but the fire destroyed their home and claimed two lives.
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Hot Springs
Marc T
Mee Sundere
Viola Wilton
Min Rundies
Wien
Cuban convention debates Platt Amendment fate in secret session
The Cuban constitutional convention met in secret to discuss the Platt Amendment. Conservatives want dissolution and no change, while radicals push to refer to a special committee. most delegates favor continuing and reporting to Washington. No uprising feared as crisis passes.
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Havana
Vines
Ing
Senor Liorents
General Rivera
General Bansully
Geome
Executive Department
Washington
Senor Nunez
United States
Sener Laneuily
Wood
Sonor
Committee On Special Relations
Nto
Conservanv
Mond Thans
Assault on Lichtenburg Reports British Casualties
Dispatch from Lord Kitchener via AP datelined March 7 describes an attack on Lichtenburg by Tiplares forces with a 200 yeoman and 200 Northumberland Fusileers garrison. Major Pletch er and Lieutenant Pall are reported killed as reinforcements are sent. Separate Cape Town report notes Boers capturing Pearston with 799 men and two guns, and movements of forces near Aliwal North and Smitfield in the Orange Free State.
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Londia
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Lheltenburg
Tiplares
Pletcher
Pall
Cape Town
Pearston
Great Riot River
Aliwal North
Capsolonuy
Howsvithy
CoWent
Orange Free State
Steynle
Smitlfield
Here
Brier Hamilton
Milvatier
Murrow Pledges Speech At State University Amid Tense Split
Exclusive wire reports of a high profile event at a state university detail a crowd of about 140 students from twenty states attending a charged gathering. The student body is divided by clear factions including reformers and conservatives, with a controversial death tied to a campus figure clouding the proceedings.
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Phot Titeltin
Matelh
Tye Murpow
Jy High University
Juet Feud
Ermlenia
Atate
Rudd Reeves
Claereaa
Godaate Stulents
Wy Werdow
Tuniow
Sephenweret
Han Tresiiene
Lee
Unclear OCR fragment reports on local figure reelection attempt
Fragmentary wire service note describes an official figure reappointment or reelection in a town. Text is garbled with names and events, rendering specifics and outcomes uncertain.
Weather Forecast for Washington and Nearby Areas
Weather outlook for Washington and surrounding towns shows likely rain. Winds shift to a fresh southerly direction with breezier conditions.
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Benator Frye
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Waldersee
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James Moir
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Motes
Miele Inonner
Clavee
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Muchibroenner
T. J. Dow
Mipper Win Sigeed
Senator Morgan
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Molla St. Fitet Senaton
General Carbondate Department
Rodrick
Weller
Valtorial
Leval—Nieclowre Ie Otheouyrinante Hearing
Mishionary (Union of the Pocehvterlets
Mlinehed
Total Chic Cae Company
Ordinage Shelved
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Cenoral
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Comrmerciil
Tloval
Iiduetriat
South Carolina
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Lichtenburg
Associated Press
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Mark Titte
Gerring
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