Mrs McKinley Ill Health Delays Presidential Plans
President McKinley and party face uncertainty as Mrs McKinley remains ill and fatigued after travel. A late bulletin says she rests at Mr Scott's residence in Monterey, with digestion issues easing and the felon healing, while doctors monitor further steps for the day itinerary and possible San Jose or San Francisco visits.
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Valencia Street
Vilencia Street
Mckinley
Prendian
Dr Nixes
Rte
Pep Cele
Meinles
Ds Eehedutol
San Jose
San Francisco
Mya. Melinley
San Praneives
Mokithe Loy
Pinnetsen
Ptaat
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Chibelwou
Ag Koohitel Treas
McRinkes
Monterey
Scott
Wall
Mwirsh- Feltey
San Rrancisco
Lenore Owihhediew
MieKinley
Interest in the McCormick Case Deepens in New York
Crowds visit the McCormick house at Lightbridge as floral tributes pile up. The body of the missing boy is found in Cromwell’s Creek and moved to a burial site tomorrow. Neighbors dispute the police drowning theory and Mrs McCormick questions the burial. The children insist the body is Willie, while the mother fears a grave error in the case.
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New York
McCormick
McCormick House
Lighbridge
Cromawells Creek
Central Bridge
Motormicks
Bey
Detroit Lumber Fire Devours Mills and Poles
A massive blaze swept west of the Rouge River in Del Ray destroying vast lumber holdings. Salliote and Ferguson mills suffered heavy losses as fire fanned by 35 mph winds spread to Browne Lee and Company and Western Union yard. Total damages run into hundreds of thousands with insurance to cover many items.
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Detroit
Rouge River
del Ray
Potlowineg
Saliote & Furcason
Furber Mith
Nstrance
Browne
Lee & Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Thames
Carkin, Stickney & Crom
Sallide & Purgason
Insurance
Salliote & Ferguson Lumber
Sean
Stornine Yard
G. A. Raupo & Compare
Amily
Delthas
Burial scenes at Pekin described by Miss Pierce
Exclusive wire reports the Des Moines description of the Pekin siege as seen through Miss Mary Conger Pierce niece of Minister Conger. She recalls the burial of American soldiers killed defending the legation with a soldier covering a grave by hand in a night burial aiding the wounded and dead amid siege ruins. Her letters from Pekin were published in Des Moines papers and translated for Europe.
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Pekin
Mary Onger Pierce
Conger
Pusshin Legation
Owe Oeinie
Mise Trevoo
Wellten
Year Book for 1500 Washington May 12
The 1500 year book reports agriculture and education topics for the United States, detailing an appendix on admissions to the agricultural department and college cottage costs. It lists thirty one articles, with the volume illustrated by plates and a distributor note about copies for Congress and the department.
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Washington
United States
Txe
Congress
eCongress
Army to Replace Tin Canteens with Wood Version
Major Philip Reade of the regular army announced plans to replace the current tin canteens with wooden ones. Major Rendle indicated the old canteen would be removed and the wooden model would be designed to be leak resistant and nonreactive to coffee and other liquids.
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Reade
Milwaukee
Philip Reade
Rendle
Advance Granted But Union Not Recognized
Advance granted but union recognition denied amid terse wire copy from The Associated Press. May details incomplete. report notes employer actions and ongoing labor tensions at Washington area plants with idle workforces and stalled negotiations.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
The readable text references a misread or garbled local item about a person and events. It mentions Dowdon and The Dilly Melt publication and a five month span, with unclear names and roles due to OCR errors. No clear individuals, dates, or actions emerge.
Evans Property On Sale In Paris Auction Stirs Interest
Paris dispatch reports the Evans estate once owned by Thomas W Evans, famed American dentist, put up at auction. The Des Sanversing hotel and the Rue de Ta Pompe residence failed to meet bids while the Avenue Keather house sold for 420000 francs, and the Ta Pompe property drew no takers at 600000 francs.
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Rue de Ta Pompe
Kteher
Topeka Pastor Convicted in Saloon Raid Riot
The presiding grand jury found Pastor Theo Ww and Dr. Mar Mitchwell guilty of taking part in a mob raid on a North Topeka saloon during a period of heightened agitation. The defendants were leaders in the Christian church and a well known physician noted among the participants.
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Tokepa
Kan
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Mmerson
Chiuveh
Mar. Miteh- Won
Phystetia
North
Leeka
Nation
Colored Hero of Cereline Mills
William Phelps of Richmond Indiana and James Stansbury, two Black mill workers, were cleaning an upright cylinder at Cerentine Mills when a steam leak forced them to climb a ladder. Phelps saved Stansbury but was fatally burned, dying after two hours of agony while praising Stansbury’s marriage. Both men were Black.
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Indianapolis
Willian Phelps
Richmond
Kay
Janes
Cerventine Mills
Ofte
Stinshure
Phelps
Stansbury
Jim
Alt Stansbury
World will build new river bridge for passenger trains
North River Bridge company director Willhime J. Adie announced that the plan to build a major passenger bridge from Hoboken to Manhattan is back on track after negotiations with several steamship firms. Work is to begin once agreements are signed, with completion estimated within four years. The bridge will span Sixth to Seventh avenues, Twenty fourth to Twenty eighth streets, featuring sixteen railroad tracks and additional transport lanes.
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New York
Willhime J. Adie
North River Bridge Company
Dbridge
Hinl
Cardinal Celebrates Mass At St Aloysius Church
Cardinal Marc tinell celebrated pontifical High Mass at St Aloysius Church Washington May 12. A large crowd attended as he appeared in black with a red zucchetto and Devertta, the papal messenger stood nearby in a bright red uniform. The sermon was delivered by William OBrien Fupdow, former general of the Bureau of Jess.
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Cardinal Marctinell
Bt. Aloysius Church
Edlice
Wardingakate
Pali
Devetta
Cian
Cole Adwehl
Ppa
William O'Brien Fupdow
Gevinelal
Buelety
Jess
Fragmentary Foreign Dispatches From New York Area Storm
A garbled wire service text mentions various names and places around New York including Motil Uke and Logiotene Lak foot with references to Mount bake Ala tiga Mk DAM Tabi. The fragmentary message also notes a figure named Shu wingeted Qe and Reng Kin lla Houbbe amid travel and weather chatter.
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Tet Associated
Turks Displeased Over Foreign Post Offices in Constantinople
Washington reports on Constantinople postal tensions as Turkey seeks to close foreign post offices. The United States lacks an independent postal service there and relies on French Austrian and British facilities for mail. Turkish officials push to eliminate foreign offices due to dissatisfaction with the Turkish system.
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Associated
Washington
Leishman
Constantinople
State Department
Porte
United States
Austria
France
Mass Meeting of the Miners at Plymouth Ends in Expulsions
Exclusive AP report from Wilkes-Barre notes a large miners gathering in Plymouth where two members were expelled for opposing the union from Morrisburg. National Organizer Diller condemned them as false to the union and warned further strikes if new legislation is not passed.
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Plymouth
United Mine Workers
Morrisburg
Diller Aigide
Minere’ Union
Dilehor
Senate
Dion
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Pealiss Pest
Dileh
Pan American Exposition Unrest Eases As Carpenters Return
A pan American exposition booth dispute at the Honetirers and Liberal grounds prompted talk of a general strike by carpenters. Officials expect workers to return tomorrow after a temporary walkout, while attendance remained strong despite intermittent rain and visiting sightseers.
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Honetirers
Guesi
Comet Visible at Linn Ryehibee Wire
Fragmented OCR text describes a celestial event with a comet seen at Linn Ryehibee Wire and mentions figures like Wemet Phere Linas and references to boot and adult details. The legible content is garbled with unclear names and places, giving an unreadable summary of observations and possible dates.
Weather and civic notes blur into a busy morning
Partly cloudy conditions mix with scattered items from finance to local governance. Mentions of markets in Monte Carlo and Wall Street mix with references to elections and legislative happenings as a broad morning briefing unfolds.
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Wall Street
Thon
Monte Carlo
Kim Pork Oburety
Jacksonville Baptists Appeal After City Ruin
A Jacksonville appeal urges Baptists nationwide to aid the city after the disaster. The note describes destruction of churches and homes, loss of records, looting, and general ruin. It reports troops still occupying the city, rationing, and progress in cleanup with power returning within days.
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Jacksonville, Fla
the Baptists of
Anthracite Coal Trade Seen Steady As Output Rises
The Ledger predicts continued demand for anthracite as producers curb output to match market needs. April 1901 output exceeded 1900 by about 820000 tons, reaching 8485000 tons. Improved canal navigation opens lake ports, boosting shipments while seaboard movement remains light and freight rates favor shippers.
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the Ledger
St. Chur River
Seaboard
Leeds plans memorial gift to Aged Women's Home
Richmond and Chicago connections center on William Bateman Leeds who arranged a $25,000 gift to the Aged Women’s Home. The purpose is a memorial to his sister Plain Leeds. Plans include expansive improvements and potential additional funds if needed.
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Richmond
Associated Pres
Tad
Leeds
William Bateman
Ichmond
Hicago
New York
Tas
Maregaret Smith
Geether
Geede Hais
Deaths of a Day Editorial Chronicle
A garbled obituary notice marks the day’s deaths with scattered names and torn phrases. The item references Varig and Pheniel Pyros among others, mentioning Chicago and Washington in a clipped, uncertain record of the deceased and associated figures.
Tragedy on a trolley line claims two lives
An accident near Jamaica and Fort Lee involving a wagon full of festive youths and a trolley car leaves two dead and several injured. The wagon rear was crushed, a passenger was hurled thirty feet, and the motorman was arrested.
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Joseph Pickel
New York
College Point
Fts Starlight
Michael Lehneir
Pickel
Schneir
Distler
Sehnell
Jamaica Hospital
Mattie Deboise
Clainie
Miter
Port Lee
Ned
Leonia Will
Cir
Frank Sunstruck
Robinson
Machinists' Strike Threatens May 20 Action
President O Wonnell of the International Association of Machinists says a general strike involving state machinists and linked trades could begin May 20 if a deal is not reached. He notes a proposed nine hour day and no overtime as core demands, with details still under discussion.
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Presitondame O'Wonnell
International Association of Machinists
Conpel
Vetel
New World Sea Vessels Reported In Quiet Trade
Unclear fragmented report mentions vessels with names such as Vitali Iren and Divergids sailing from New Work and Now Voi. Details are incomplete but indicate maritime activity and port movements in May. Further readable entities include Mrs Kevin and Mil Miwet with unclear roles or destinations.
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Mideunphuith
Kevin Thal
Mil
Miwet'phanl
Vitali
Iren
Marte Man
Rand
Mirneweit
New Wook
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