Spaniards Captured By Insurgents In Philippines War
Washington reports Spain’s premier says America has not succeeded as Philippine civilians debate peace terms. Martial actions around Manila continue with Lawton’s scouts entering San Miguel and Filipino forces resisting. A quieter Manila allows a large evening gathering on the Luneta as talks with Aguinaldo’s faction proceed.
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America
Philippine Commission
Lawton
Manila
Mavilin
United States Philippine Commission
Aguinaldo
Regus
Gregorio del Pilar
Lawton Winder
Amerian
San Leldro
Pilipino Commmitttee
Wo OM. Youn
San Miguel
Norsagaray
Cineral Lawten
Tld
Freing
Young
Fentit
Luneta
Schurman
Admiral Dewexs
Dean C. Worcester
Charles Ben
Commission
MacArthur
Reading Railroad Wreck Toll Rises in Exeter
Reading Reading May 14 The total dead from Friday night rear end collision on the Philadelphia and Heading railway at Exeter six miles below here has reached 29 Williian D Jenkins of Norristown dies at the hospital Three injured in a serious condition include William Friendenhorn Thed eus S Adle and George W Holmes Norristown A nine year old Lor Wie Jnstiedtly killed but hospital says not confirmed Yet dead identified and bodies claimed by relatives crowds visit wreck site for mementos Coroner to hold rigid inquest with many witnesses summoned Officials attribute possible blunder. inquiries proceed while prayers are offered for the dead and injured
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Reading
Philadelphia
Exeter
Williian D. Jenkins
Norris Town
William Friendenhorn
Adle
George Ww
Holmes
Norristown
Vcene
H. Howell
Phoenixville
Wis
Niferencs
Schooner Nelson Foundered on Lake River Disaster
A schooner named Nelson struck trouble off Grand Muarchs in Lake River and foundered with all hands lost. Captain Andrew Minghay of Toledo commanded. crew included six sailors, the captain’s wife, and a two year old child. Names and details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Pault
Meh
Nelson
Lake River
Grand Muarchs
Andrew Minghay
Toledo
Hugby
Vie Uline
Pieter Tive
Gomez in a Fix Amid Rumors and Cuban Troops
In Havans General Gomez is said to send Pentimite to Cloveline General Bracke and to dine at headquarters as talks unfold about a pending Cuban troop payment. An interview appointment yields no clear result on Gomez’s plans or resignation amid standings of 83,000,000.
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Havans
Gomez
Bracke
Tonrow
Rook
Ceaperil Gonek
DEWEY S HOMECOMING Likely to Draw Distinguished Honors
Reported plans for Admiral Dewey's homecoming via the Mediterranean include potential honors from European navies. Ambassadors and British officials discuss stops at Gibraltar Malta and Plymouth or Portsmouth to greet him, with possible escorts at Aden or Port Said.
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Washington
Dewney
Europ
Mediterranean
Cambon
Parle
Adiral Dewey
Aldiere
Gibmaltor
Malin
Totton
Princes
Prench Aligiers
Dewey
Malta
Gibraltar
Cout
England
Aden
Port Said
South Africa warms up as border commandants act
The Transvaal border commandants meet on the western frontier issuing orders for burghers to prepare for field duty on short notice. Negotiations with President Kruger and Sir Alfred Milner continue, with terms tied to reform pledges and the Transvaal executive. Fortifications at important positions are advancing rapidly as the year progresses. Washington reports President Hobart at lunch with family after a period of public absence.
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London
Bay
Cape Town
Daily Mall
Trans- Vial
Pretoria
Kriger
Alfred Milner Fovernor
Cape Colony
British High Commission For South
Johannesshors
Transvaal
Notable arrivals aboard the Covi steamer today
New York reports the arrival of the Covi from Cobia with passengers Mire and Mika Wilein, General Witton, Captain Jomex Thonpeon, and twelve female attendants. The uncertain list includes AY and other unnamed individuals.
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New York
Covi
Cobia Puis
Mire
General Witton
Mika Wilein
Jomex Thonpeon
Briggs ordained in Episcopal church in New York
Rev. Dr. Charles A. Briggs, previously suspended for heresy, was ordained a priest of the Episcopal church at a quiet ceremony in a New York pro-cathedral conducted by Bishop Potter. No protests occurred and Briggs will retain his position at Union Theological Seminary. the event drew a large, orderly crowd and produced a cautious, formal address from Potter.
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Potter
Briggs
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Pro
Stanton
Charles A. Briggs
Presbyterian Assembly
Episcopal Church
Charles A. Snedeker
George William Couglase
Tishop Potter
Prigas
Prigge
Dev. Briggs
Kure
Paddock
Briggs Lwerning
Dr Hilaee
Profexxer
Hin Wold Lahor
Foreign Claims by Cuban Residents Pressure United States
British French and German residents in Cuba press claims against the United States for damages from the insurrection. Estimates place foreign claims between 12 and 15 million, with France and Britain leading Germany. United States handles American claims. foreign claimants seek resolution amid treaty gaps and Cuba's upheaval.
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Cuba
United States
Washington
State Department
France
Spain
Uniteds
Riot at Pittsburg prompts mob attack on streetcars
A riot along Vittohure to Tweenty-seconds street in Pittsburg led to a mob assault on a motorman and conductor after a trolley accident killed a Polish child. Police fought about half an hour to disperse the crowd. three leaders were arrested and reinforcements restored order.
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Vittohure
Fenn
Striek
Tilly
Uader
Shipping News May Arrivals and Voyages
Vague ship arrivals listed for New York with names such as J. Mees Pope Miryire Colley er Ow yy Bulle Ug brin and Kinemen New Yor Har Laronda Dtearnai. Details are unclear due to OCR garble but indicate multiple vessels docking in New York during May.
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New York
J. Mees Pope
Miryire
Colley
Ugbrin
Iiverpml
Bonthanpion
Kinemen
Hremen
Har. Laronda
Dtearnai
Governor Stone cuts school funds to cut debt needs
Governor Stone files disapproval of portions of the general appropriation bill. He trims the school appropriation by about 500000 annually to reduce the floating debt, preserving at least 1000000 for common schools and arguing the state must pay pre existing debts before new spending. He approves some items and disapproves others including pay for extra staff and specific capitol building expenses.
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Norrisbure
Btonehoe
Commonwealth
Trent
Stone
Atute
Senate
Anthony Frenie
Jotienh Higeins
Teilet
Capitol
Taday
Department of Public
Forestry Commission
National Farmers Congress
St. Paul and
Fort Worth
Rankin and Kelloge
Philadelphia
Wernersville Hospital
Mary Weyand
Osiic
Turkeyfoot Township
Somerset
Thinope @ Erb
Peranal
William KM. Miller
House
Rominolizes
Lind
Fridgar Lising
Harrisbure
Iives
Certrude M. Butler
Harrisburg
William FL Reber
King
Qleorke BF Murray
Wate Leehak
Weather and notices spark varied local items
Cloudy conditions dominate the morning with a mix of regional notes on concerts, official ordinations, settlement talks, sports results, anniversaries, and local movements. The page also mentions a Cuban ordination, tropical weather notes, and upcoming meetings in Taylor with broader regional coverage.
New York Letter Carriers Plan Scranton Parade Visit
New York and New Jersey carriers, led by President Fitzgerald and others, arrange transportation and entertainment for the September national convention in Scranton. Governor Roosevelt reportedly intends to join the parade, promising to ride with the carriers. Newark and Jersey City bands will head their associations.
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A. Fitumerald
M. Waldron
Thomas F.Y Malley
James BF. McCarthy
Willilans J. Malley
New York
Sen. Elition
Crey
Brooklyn
New Jersey
John HW. Phillips
Michael O'Malley
Local Carriers’ Association
BB. Tebathan
Tribune
Jermyn
Fitez
Roosevelt
Alt. Fitegerald
Scranton
Boya T
Witegerald
Nabathan
Newark
Jersey City
Rebat
Why Gen Wheeler Failed To Parade
Charlestown May 106 General Wheeler did not appear as a guest in the Confederate veterans parade. He visited Judge Brawley at his home, but his absence caused public speculation and comments from officials about missed arrangements and potential blame.
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Charlestown
Doc Wheeler
Wheeler
United States
Brawley
Lili
Dagubea
Pere Bone
Walker
Carolla
Confederate Veter
Enor
Athy
Wheeley Sa Viet
Ieneru Wheeler
Sii Wheeler
Blanderiie
Capielty
Unclear historical item from fragmented report
The readable text shows a garbled fragment mentioning a city area and Italian context but lacks coherent events, names, dates, or actions to summarize into a clear news item. The piece appears damaged with no verifiable details for a factual card.
China Shows Some Spirit Over Russian Rail Concession
Shanghai May 14 The Temnent Yamen replied to the Kuselan imlimeter at Pekin that the government cannot accede to the Russian demand for a new railway congression linking Pekin with Ailesia’s system in Manerin. The concession would ruin northern railways with $2,000,000 invested and there seems to be no alternative route without disturbing railway extensions China has planned. Russia’s move appears designed to signal Britain’s recent China telegraph accord and bolster Russia’s prestige in Pekin.
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Shanghai
Temnent Yamen
Pekin
M. de Glers
Ailesia
Manerin
Port Arthur
Tussia
M. de Glera
Russia
Great Britain
China
Thussis
Wat
Henry Irving III in frail health after throat operation
Reports state Henry Irving III is seriously ill after a throat operation. His son Lawes Irving Teving will assume the stage role of Sir Penre while Irving recovers at his Chafton street residence under doctors orders to rest.
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Lundin
Pheary Teving
Suidieu
Abes Pierre
Fara
Lawes
Huiwrenee
Penre
Henry
Chafton Etreet
Bhp
Rumors About Cleveland and a Telegraph Delay
Nonsense reports claim ex President Cleveland claimed a relation to Middle Baxs and traveled east by steamer. A telegraph failure blocked news. a captain reportedly stated Cleveland was alive before a Sunday dawn hour, despite conflicting rumors.
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Cleves
Baxs
Livre Fen
Oelauk
Toleder
Toy
Abe
Cleveland
Battle to the Death Report From Remote Combat Scene
A fatal duel occurred nine miles north of a remote village between John Lett and George Melood with Morkain George Meloud in the outer position. Lett was killed while Melood was wounded and a bystander named Tom Yewnure Nebr was shot through the neck while in range.
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Yeung
John Lett
Doer Morkain
George Meloud
OU Pyovon
Jon
George Melood
Tom
Hospital treatment report in Philadelphia May
A local notice from Philadelphia details a patient named Hivhard Taywoun and Ivete Ob member of Ukietiward Mone receiving tumor surgery at Menneyvi cable hospital. The report notes recovery progress and improved condition after treatment and therapy.
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Philadelphia
May
Hivhard Taywoun
Ivete
Ukietiward Mone
Eis Company
Dial
Menneyvicable Hospital
Vesterdis
Weather forecast from unreadable source segment
Forecast text is fragmentary with unreadable portions. It mentions weather outlooks and wind or temperature hints but lacks clear locations, dates, or results to specify a coherent report.
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Spee Beret
Garrivon
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Mranceco Silvela
Todas
Mindaniwo
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South Africa
Mr. Hobart
Hobart
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Tala Cod
Cuban
DR. Briggs
Bishop Potter
Thocesan Houve
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Hanks
Nistion
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Bigldy
Guy Fundonmeitad
Brielewe
Church of Rome
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Dr. Thiggs
Pam
Voli Vi. Phat
Kev
Pittsburg
Shipping News
Legislative Record
Genem
Alan
Aoking
Atlantie
Felitertal
Meath
Plamter & Pare
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Scrayton
Lawis
Welch
Taylor
Fitzgerald
The
New York Letter Carriers’ Association
Rapid Justice
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Henry Irving III
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