Russia Manchuria policy sparks US remarks on territorial aims
The United States repeatedly stated it would not approve any power’s concessions that would seize or divide Manchuria. The State Department informed all interested powers that negotiations for territorial concessions require broad consensus and that Washington would oppose unilateral deals with any single nation.
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State Department
Pes
Roselta
United States
Cote
Hl Hing
China
Warn Lie wWen
Hing
Wee
Nikki
Steleve
II Marcel
Chine
Cit Bettada
Ced
Cissini
Cml
Seorchiey
Mao Foy Haltie
Hetvh
Glen
Tole
Poole
Russia
Manchuria
Arrest of Harry Schock Linked to Former Mayor’s Kin
Police on a barge arrest Harry Schock, brother in law of ex Mayor Pronk Migowan, amid a tangle involving John Magowan and a pawned item. Investigators trace suspects to Bryondebieg and Victims include Mire Magewan, with Schock once a student at Vompell.
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Toortem
Nook
Harry Schock
Pronk
A. Migowan
Kancens
John Magowan
Schock
Hele
John Kona
Poysane
Philadelphia
Ted
Sehook
Bela
Anurt
Bryondebieg
Pia
Marrige Mies Magewan
Dannery
Ble Wits
Vompell
Chime
CPV
Taft Sails for Lucena in Philippines Action
The reported voyage details Taft's departure toward Lucena as part of military operations. The dispatch notes naval movements and the strategic aim of securing key areas in the Philippines amid rising tensions. The report highlights the involvement of U.S. forces, allied contingents, and the broader context of imperial duties.
Beetwrapped Notes on Patience and Pioneers in New York
The fragment lists names and places including New York and a string of unclear references such as Pachie Wierrym and Spire. It mentions movements and individuals like Alber and Genoa in a hazy tableau of people and locations with no clear event or outcome described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pachie
Angueirgee Aerie
Stewie Alber
Jan Genoa
Feplee
New York
Murder of Applegate in New Jersey Barn Death Mystery
Thomas Applegate, a farmer from Extonville ten miles from Trenton, was found dead in his barn with a crushed head. Coroner and county physician concluded he was kicked to death by a horse amid prior threats over his treatment of his family.
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Trenton
N. J
Thomas Applegate
Extonville
White Cape
Applegate
Bower
Rogers
Hiood
Ile
Muich
Crosewick
Applegroze
Pros Fourea
Camperdown Sailors Charged With Mutiny
The British steamer Camperdown, arriving after quarantine from Cuba, had twelve crew in irons and all ten prisoners charged with mutiny. Six were firemen and six seamen. they were handcuffed and sent ashore to a police station. The ship grounded off Cape Lookout, North Carolina, but refloated two days later without aid.
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Earlieive
New York
Steimer
Cuba
Cape Look Aut Shoals
North Carolina
Smith
United States
Lomirrino
Railroad Office Burned In New Haven Fire
A large fire destroyed the New York New Haven and Hartford office complex on Wilike Avenue injuring one clerk and causing the loss of valuable records. The three story building housed freight and passenger departments with a record room containing vaulted documents estimated at £450,000. Origin of the blaze is unknown and most clerks were about to leave for the day when the fire started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven
Hartford
New York
Manel
New Haven
Partford
Wile Lik Avenue
Assietune
Brady
Dliwige .Eouhe
William Lindsay
Koven
Is Records
Tributes to Magee from the Astiekitid Tiee
The text honors Magee with pious lines and memories as readers reflect on past ties. Fragments mention friends and relations, noting a ceremony or service and a sense of loss. The piece preserves mournful tones and community sentiments without graphic detail.
Kitchener Glare Signals Conditional Surrender Claim
A Reuters style notice from the British war leadership reports that General Kitchener hints at a conditional surrender while negotiations with Gotha proceed. The dispatch mentions possible terms and the fate of future treatment being debated in London.
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Kitchener
Gotha
Dalle Voyreet
Beons
Lawdon
Ill Health and Court Rumors Stir Pekin Deliberations
Reports from Pekin say Li Hung Chang is seriously ill and court factions led by Prince Ching and Ear Li spread rumors to influence ministers. US Signal Corps prepares to depart Pekin as forces fight near the capital while Prince Tuan and Tung Fu Hsi are ready to resist arrest. Messages from Berlin and Shanghai relay military actions around Ning Hao and the great wall region as dispatches note potential throne changes and abolition of Likin duties.
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United States Signal Corps
Pekin
Waldersee
Prince Tuan
Tung Fu
Li Heig
Prince King
Mart Li Meen
Biekin
Stan Pu
Stan Fut
Bense
Ture
Sian Pu
M. Bichon
Pao Ting Fu
United States
Dbstractions
Berlin
Amt von Wallersee
Mitel
Olemel Tedebure
Great Wall
Peo
Ying-Fu
Shanghai
Tan-Chau
Fu Asiane
Ning Hao
China Cagette
Sheng
Teotel
Tim
Walk at Philadelphia Opens with Midnight Start
A six day walk event began at Industrial Square under the Penn Art Athletic Club. More than twenty pedestrians started, aiming to beat the world record of 423 miles in six days, with prize money for surpassing 475 miles. Notable entrants included Cheapge Neremack, Peter Hegelman, Frank Hart, Gus Guerrero, and Peter Golden among twenty four men.
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Palladedhia
Industrial Hath
Penn Art Athletic Club
Wlethene
Olletine
M. Gerry
Tony Loslin
F. A. Shed
Theinis Cox
Janes Dean
Martin Horan
Gilbert Barnes
George Tracey
Spotty Clifford
Patrick (Avanaugh
John McVage
G. A. de Hogers
Robert Jones
J. Wintasel
Wich
BUBONIC PLAGUE REPORTS
Exclusive wires report a plague outbreak with heavy toll and panic across Cape Town and surrounding regions. The text notes a high fatality count and widespread fear among local communities amid confusing rumors and inconsistent details.
New York Meet Under Way Despite Turbulent Start
A scrambled report from New York describes the Central Wallmul racing event amid unclear details. Officials anticipate a decisive outcome as athletes prepare for a demanding program and potential records.
Mine Workers Meet in Hazleton Delegates to Assemble
The Wyoming Valley delegation to the United Mine Workers convention will leave for Hazleton early tomorrow. Charles J. Thain says operators may see grievances as more pressing than wage renewal and expects a lengthy conference rather than immediate strike action. The issue includes dead work pay and rock work pace, with hopes for a joint conference to settle differences quickly.
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Wilkes-Barre
United Mine Workers
Hazleton
Charles J. Thain
Wyoming Valley
Wathracite
Mer
Thain
Sass
Mipers
Cuban agitators stay active in convention debate
March 10. The radical faction in the Cuban constitutional Convention remains hopeful the United States will concede to a position on the Platt Amendment. The radical press pushes the issue, claiming American public opinion favors Cuba’s independence and rebuffing administration limits.
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Committee On
Smashers' Mail and Nation News in Topeka Paper
The Topeka paper notes Mrs Nation related items and features a four-page section with half tone illustrations from the last crusade. It highlights the Flashers’ Mail, pictures of Nick Lillee and Heher, and mentions departments like Letters from Honest People and Answers to Correspondents.
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Hy Vischindy
Virnees
Topeka
Kan
Maret
Stee
Cuidie Nations
Smashers’ Mail
Sinters Eaing
Ines
Matt
Law
de Pachmments
Voetiv
Netee
De Wet Escapes Northward With Four Hundred Men
Exclusive Times report from The Times states General De Wet has escaped northward with 400 men in a forced march. His likely objective is near Kroonstad while his leaders remain in the Orange River Colony. He is back in Bleone and may prove hard to pursue as his dispersed forces reform days later. Only a few Boer bands remain in Cape Colony.
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London
Times
Aasvogelkop
Mareh
Genel de Wet
Kroonstadt
Orange River
de Wet
Cape Colony
Bloody Rain Observed in Rome and Naples
A bizarre atmospheric event described as a red sky and unusual rain appears over Rome and Naples. Reports say the clouds bristled with deep red hues and the rain resembled a blond drape. The phenomenon, linked to desert displays, is noted as striking southern Italy with vivid color and unsettling skies.
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Palermo
Sic
Rome
Naples
Fragmented OCR News Item from The Amsaniatad Mees
An OCR damaged text fragment reports an event with references to places and people. Readers are left with unclear names and actions, but mentions an explosion and a scene at a shore.
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Nechieiee
Amsaniatad
Manelih
Pidekind
Itinis
Mob Fires a Pest House in Orange Amid Clash with Fire Dept
A mob attacked the new pesthouse under construction in Orange on March 10, trying to burn it and hinder fire crews. Chief Engineer James W. Modekingen was roughhanded as police captured several individuals, including John Harrington, held for examination.
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Orange
Epootol
Ehlet
Benjamin Finneran
William Sehlver
Board of Health
Crane Street
Masex Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Mechanic Street
Stetson
Tinsel
Selimer
State Board of Health
John T. Platt
Finneran
William Schliner
Fenling
Hox 41
James W. Modekingen
Leary
John Harrington
Shotts
John Donefrle
Lewis Dede
New York
Micb
Utherighes
Swindled Men of Learning in Police Court
Presidents Low Gillman and Beebe testified in a case against Ross Raymond, accused of swindling by posing as Professor Sandyr. He allegedly obtained 200 dollars from the Tine National Bank and forged letters to Columbia and Johns Hopkins officials. Raymond was held on multiple forgery charges with bonds set. He was arrested in New Haven after a Yale College fraud attempt.
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New York
Beth Low
Columbia University
Trhoman L. Ford
Tinecoln National Bank
Daniel «.Ihiean
Johns Hopking University
Baltimore
Wilam Beebe
Poole
Ross Raymond
Low
Gillman
Beebe
Raymond
Sandyr
Gilman
Rraymond
Traymond
New Haven
Desident
Tiwh
Yale College
Dalina
Tex
Willa Pott
Emily Vivi
Neweston
Posarkunnk
Calloge HI
Collin County
Dairo
Duel Preparations Report From The Anunciated Pors
Preparing for the duel, wire from The Anunciated Pors dated March 10 reports M. Paul and Cyssygnin arriving with several colleagues to brief authorities. The Vereno chamber will brief the official on the imminent proceedings and context of the event.
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Uearla
M. Paul We
Esiliedye Wine Theft Barricades Substantial Cash Loss
A local theft report states that a wine shipment valued at about 0,000 pounds was stolen last night from a venue in Vive Asoointe, Avgovia. Officials say two percent of the total value was recovered and the incident is under investigation by Kum police.
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Leeds
Mike
Cuneta
Weather and World News Briefs Shaping the Day
Morning weather outlook shows rain and rising temperatures. International items include reports on China trade, a Met General firing, and local council debates on lighting and law changes. National notes cover agriculture, health, and public meetings with updates from leaders and agencies.
Benjamin Harrison Seriously Ill in Indianapolis
The condition of former President Benjamin Harrison worsened with a lung congestion spreading to the right lung. Doctor Jameson Coy stated Harrison rested earlier, then grew slightly worse. Coy warned the age of the patient makes outcomes uncertain, though later reports said he was in pain but resting comfortably.
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Iver
Indianapilie
Mare
Benjamin Harrison Javerione
Jameson Jocoy
T Hirrison
Harrison
Jameron
Trouble at the Naval Observatory
Washington reports dispute over leadership of the Naval Observatory. Debates focus on whether the superintendent should be a naval officer or a professional astronomer. Proponents warn that naval turnover harms continuity, urging appointment from active service with broad qualification.
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Washington
Naval Observatory
Tracy
Lane
Pern
Sue
Big Row at Lisbon Ends in Swords and Injuries
Turbulent protest at the Polytech in Lisbon as students storm the building causing injuries. Wounded include several invantes and cavaci ry oidetes. Municipal guard redeployed after anti-government demonstrations spark clashes.
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Lisbon
Polytech
Polles
Invantes
Cavaciry Oidetes
Mit Chomiter
Mativid
Sreleg Coneorship
Protest From Jamaica Overrides Soldier Hiring Effort
A Jamaica based protest blocks employment of soldiers to support a syndicate. The dispatch notes government action and international reaction, detailing objections from the local workforce and political figures regarding the military being used in labor disputes.
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Prom
Storms sweep Southwest demolish cabins and homes
Reports from March 10 describe tornadoes in Texas and nearby states causing widespread damage. Clinton Marvin College unroofed. water works plant destroyed. plate glass shattered. several fatalities and many injuries noted in multiple towns including Wills Point and New Boston. extensive property loss across Collins county and surrounding areas.
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Losg
Wills Point
Princeton
Ted
Court House
Unable to Determine Source Title From OCR
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, preventing extraction of a coherent event, entities, or dates. No clear persons, organizations, places, or outcomes can be identified for a factual summary.
Sealed Verdict in Nation Case
A sealed verdict was returned in a national case this evening after a habeas petition. The jury deliberated for twenty two hours and found the defendant not guilty on several charges while the court indicated a mistrial on related counts.
Weather outlook for Wehuigion and nearby regions
Forecast reads warmer conditions ahead with higher daytime temperatures and light to moderate winds. Regional trends show an approaching warm spell, with sunshine breaking through scattered clouds and no significant rainfall indicated at this time.
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And
Magowan
Taft
Lucena
Manili
Niiihieg
Villpinos
Telay
Foien al Salled
Tayebay
Iton
Alergy
Tito Divehal
Goweenarant
Eurcydeord
Patmpatigg
New Jersey
Camperdown
Pio
Magee
Ittala
Ali Mylo
Boteda
March Wheelie Carpenters
Uniawe
Apuliet
LI Hung Chang
Sife
Prince Ching
Ear Li
Vic
Cape Town
Dvc Lated Press
Faye Pew Maret
Babes Pelos
Cape
Adler Peesons
California
Marko
Weilin
Central Wallmul
Aweernier Cole Milica
Gengral Mapovinien
Catalonia
Mra
Uhlonia
MRS
Prince
Iressa
Mary J Prine Amwelis
Anadis
Wiestuden
William
Mei
Heflin
Martel i. Konperur
Willian
Nod Hie
Maiosts
Mune
Chang Ritesin
Hexer
Carbordale Department
Rev
Tr. Bie Leo
Mitelet
lecal—Weet Strenten
Satietin
Lite News
Benjamin Harrison
Pariison
Eney
Ealano Wire Tion
Polytechnic School
Jamaica
Kingston
Tie Govermincy
Damudes
Hanite Gey Eormaent
Tae
Vinkhanes
Ted Stennel
Itisare
Nathan Drei
Meer
Wiskee Hivers
Greene Ayeleny
Pete
Dase
Ely Juarten
Pra
O'Clegk
Thenity
Clinston
Marvin College
Bie
Chicago
Soso Etienek
Telegraph
Telestiene
Eniiquinibes
West Wal
Little Walue
Mebner
Milwankee
Coal Trade
Lochivine Wire
Frei
Phen
Cenaecelin
Audialifewest
Maribor
Lalo
Etane
Eagdbet
Ben Ldling
Weather Forecast
Wehuigion
Martel Moe Paneuge
Toei
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