Chinese Viceroy Successors and Li Hung Chang Death
Yuan Shikai is named viceroy of Chi-Li with Wang Wen Shao as deputy in a reshaped Qing leadership. Li Hung Chang dies after a dispute with Russian minister Lessar over the Manchurian treaty, prompting Imperial mourning and prep for a military revival under the empress dowager and new provincial governors.
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Li Hung Chang
Associated Deca
Washington
Yuan Shika Kai
Li Hing Chang
Chi-Li
China
Rockwell
United States
Pekin
Hunan
Kore
Shun Tung
Kiae Chow
Yoon
Yuan
Wang Wen Shao
Tung li
Wane
Tsung Ii Yamen
Nov
M. Paul Lessary
Iinister
Li Hang Chang
Jari
Manchuria
Tokio
Ld Wang Chang
M. Lessar
Li Wung Ching
Li Hung Chane
al. Teesiy
EL Hine
Chow Fu
Lad
Pao Ting
Seubs
Purl Tf
Ign
Lowation
Wealeners
LA Hung
Weeuthanen
Yamen
Hung Chang
Yuan Bhi Kai
Len
Tive
Porithany
Wen Shuo
Plateanum
Ching Whe
Wang Wen Shiv
Complications in Miss Stone Case Stirs Officials
The government detained a man visiting United States Consul General Dickinson on suspicions of being an emissary of brigands. He was released, amid fears the move aimed to frighten delegates visiting Dickinson and deter gatherings in Bubgarhin territory. The brigands refuse to engage with Turkish authorities, hindering Dickinson’s work.
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Sotiu
Nov. S
United States
Dickinson
Ellen M. Stone
Trege
Turker
Wife of Salt Company President Dies In Bathroom Accident
Mrs Archibald S White wife of the National Salt Company president was found dead in her bathroom on West 6th Street in New York City. A fall from a towel rack or similar ledge fractured her skull after slipping on the floor. The maid and a nurse aided before the body was found. She was about 40 years old and survived by her husband and a five year old daughter. Charles White traveled from Chicago upon news of the death.
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New York
Archibald S. White
National Salt Conmany
Westightys Sixth Street
White
Mies Minney
Brooklyn
Chicago
Yankee Arrest Report From London Confused OCR
A garbled UK arrest report mentions a Yankee in London facing charges. The text references a bank, city names, and unclear dates, with possible ties to a financial crime in Washington or a related U S bank.
Scarcity of Money in Russia Reported by Wire
A Soviet money shortage is described as banks collapse and citizens face cash limits. The report notes tighter credit, repeated withdrawals, and public anxiety amid economic strain. A brief mention covers state controls and shortages across major cities.
New Warship for Turkey Keel Laid in Philadelphia
The keel blocks are being laid at the Cramp shipyard in Philadelphia for Turkey’s new warship. The project proceeds under wartime production controls with the government overseeing construction and delivery timelines.
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Cramps
Philadelphia
Railroads Admit Cutting Export Rates Tying Up European Grain Markets
Inter state commerce hearing reveals railroads east and west conspire to lower export grain rates. George J. Grammer of Lake Shore lines testifies that export rates are routinely cut and kept secret while domestic trade suffers. Witnesses also allege European markets were effectively closed to American flour, spurring possible Cullom bill amendments.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ines
Central Freight Association
Western Trame Tine Commission
George J. Grammer
Lake Shore Row
Grammer
Prouty
W. Bb. Biddle
Santa Fe
Seaboard
New York City
Drowned in the Philippines Amid Insurgent Activity
Exclusive news reports Lieutenant Robert Crawford and five others drowned while crossing the Taeboun river in Samar. Insurgents growing bolder on Leyte. Matalom attacked. telegraph lines cut at Taopu. American troops repelled a brief insurgent skirmish as repairs continued.
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Caihalogan
Sanar
Nov. S
Pirse
Robert "Ty Crawford
Fleet Infantry
Taeboun
Samar
Leyte
Matalom
Taopu Ean
To Fight the Cracker Trust
An exclusive wire reports a call for a meeting of Independent cracker bakers to organize against the cracker trust. RB Kreger of Cincinnati denies plans for a broader trade group and says the firm will not change its competitive stance.
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Cracker Trust
IL Kreger
Lord Mayor's Day in London Celebrates Formalities
Report from the Guildhall details the Lord Mayor's Day in London with traditional ceremonies and elaborate formalities observed by officials and attendees. The event marks the elected Lord Mayor's duties and includes classic city rituals and pageantry.
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London
Unclear OCR records multiple firms and capitals in a damaged notice
Fragmentary wire service style notice lists numerous companies and capital amounts across towns such as Pittabiung New Kensington Street Mallway Vardegyllt Up and half tules lone 913.000 Aiubo Poriie Water company Vouter township Toveming county Plum yok Klintea county Clinton wounteGrepaishire Realty company Ravensbiigs capital.
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Horckhuig
Eastor
Pittabiung
Capital
Sion Pe Vandearit Amt
New Kensington Street Mallway Company
Vardegyllt
Nae Apotla
Vuaidegylit
Ain Deeehleirg Birbet Baila
Exclusive Wiction The Associati Pius Aims Subtle Change
An unclear report from Uy Exclusive Wiction describes the Associati Pius and other named figures planning a political move. Details are fragmentary with scattered names and a month end reference to Sipteide.
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Associati
Pius
Poltog
Yerkes
West Point Rule Changes Stir Federal Education Debate
A report from Washington notes proposed alterations to college and high school admission rules. The piece mentions revisions affecting matriculation standards and departmental actions, with emphasis on state and federal oversight and the impact on institutions nationwide.
Pennsylvanian and Harvard Prepare for Big Four Football Clash
The Associated Press reports Harvard and Pennsylvania set for a Franklin Field game. Cambridge players arrived in strong condition while the Quakers boast fitness and calm confidence. Coach Woodruff promises a new attack to revolutionize football, hoping to outwit Harvard’s famed guard back.
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University of Pennsylvaniand
Franklin
Cambridge
Jrere
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Cuinson
George Woodruff
Gittack
Furaive
Woodrutt
Thirvard
Big Blaze Destroys Bradford City Hall and Livery Stables
Exclusive AP report from Bradford details a morning fire that leveled a dozen buildings including the $35,000 city hall and the $12,000 library of Trown & Schoonmaker. Thirtyseven horses perished in the livery, three firemen were seriously injured, and losses total about $150,000 though city records survived in fireproof vaults.
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Radford
Pan
Frank P. Deu Wier Sind
Trown & Schoonmaker
Kenney
Boylston
Patent Avenue
Josses
Tre
James Butler
Charlies Flick
Melville White
No New Trial for Captain Carter
Cabinet discussions reveal concern over further proceedings in Captain Oberlin M. Carter’s case tried by a military court. Attorney General Knox explained Carter will not receive a new full trial. focus remains on property tied to the case and potential questions about the conviction.
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A. Washington
Chicago
Oberlin M. Carter
Leavenworth Am
Attormey
Knox
Todia
Maplin Carter
Rohlsaat
Muipliln
Iohlsaat
Captain
Complete Election Returns From Philadelphia Nevada
Complete returns from every county in the late race have been received though some figures remain officially uncertain. Leading candidates for state treasurer and supreme court justice are listed with fusion and party affiliations. totals show notable regional splits and early tallies across counties.
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Philadelphia
Nev
Etate
Supresius Court
Allen Troumuter
Mariie
Topo
Hlvisss
Military promotions and appointments announced
Exclusive AP report lists numerous officers receiving promotions and new assignments, including majors, captains, and specialists across artillery and medical corps. Key names appear with units and potential wartime roles as of the latest update.
Decree Closes Tie Oeloher Lat Ube Atherton Williamson
An official decree closes the Oeloher Lat Ube Atherton Williamson route amid confusion over der clothing and ossigtiles. The Lehigh County Navigation board, along with Pxuluetve Witu and The Aesocrateds Pyosa, issues the order affecting V4 and Opelek commie projects locally.
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Hiway
Sao Beri
Ossigtiles
Die
Lehigh Cou
Opelek Commie Plese
Solitylski County
Local Officials Target Tax Cases Amid New Hearings
An updated report notes officials examining tax disputes and court actions affecting public funds. The piece highlights key figures and ongoing proceedings, with dates and parties involved in the state’s fiscal oversight efforts.
Peppy tilt pectigelons appointed toelaes
Officials in Wieliliggital appoint Vianklindale and Dredd to key posts. Dredd dudnis and BT. H. sellecks join Munige counte in Hy WY Altenpliee region, according to the Excluive Wire report from The Awoolsted Paces.
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Wieliliggital
Vlas
Igie Fouvili
Vianklindale
Dredd Dudnis
H. Sellecks
Hy WY
France gains full triumph in Turkish dispute
Paris reports the sultan yielded to all French demands aside from form of executing enlargements. Adm Caillard will leave Mitylene within days. Delcasse announced satisfaction. the sultan’s order to transfer the island expected in 1-3 days. The Temps notes gains for French schools and religious institutions. Tevik Pasha acknowledged the Chaldean Patriarch recognition. Vienna circular notes Turkey satisfied French demands and hopes for resumed relations.
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Paris
France
Foreign Office
Catthard
Mitylene
Loubet
M. Delcasse
Porte
Caillard
Constantinople
Cultan
Tevik Pasha
Frances
Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Tewfik Pasha
Turkey
Perte
Schley Court Moves to New Consulting Quarters
The Schley court of inquiry transfers its effects from the gunners shop to the McLean building at Vermont avenue and TI streets in Washington DC. Members will rest until Monday. Captain Lennly, judge advocate, travels to Kansas City for the National Prison association meeting where he handles naval prisons duties at Beostean, Norfolk and other locations.
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Associated Wives
Washington, D. C
Sehley Court of Inquiry
Navy Yard
McLean Building
Vermont Avenue
TI Streets
Lennly
Kansas City
National Prison Association
Beostean
Norfolk
Prison Break Out At Mounilaville Penitentiary
Exclusive wire reports two inmatesWilliam few and Jd. FY Walt escaped Mountiville penitentiary by using a rope ladder through a forty foot wall. They left after beating the wall and injuring guards. A searching party with bloodhounds hunted the fugitives.
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Associated 'Press
William Few
Methivell
Jd. FY Walt
United States
Washington
Peo
Fen Yeits
Mounilaville
Leo
Jason Tye Troll
Unclear OCR Item With Mixed Place Names and Detention Notes
Fragmentary text lists multiple cities and destinations with weather and detainment notes. Mentions include New York and several European place names, plus references to fog and transport routes. Content lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts for a complete summary.
Deaths of a Day and Civil War Hero Mentioned
A desolate death notice recalls a renowned Civil War figure and a long list of military service details. The item notes a funeral in Philadelphia and a forthcoming memorial service in Sundey, with references to a military unit and a captain.
Memorial plans discussed for McKinley monuments
An informal Washington conference between Senator Hanna and Secretary Cortelyou for the Ohio organization and H M MacFarland of the Washington Memorial association reviewed two memorial plans for McKinley in Canton and Washington. Both groups agreed to avoid conflict and to coordinate fundraising while pursuing the same goal of honoring the late president. No formal action was taken.
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Associated Prov
Washington
Provident Melkinley
Canton
Hanna
Cortelyou
Ohio Organization
MacFarland
Washington Memorial Association
Last Echoes of the Cudahy Kidnapping Verdict
The jury found James Callahan not guilty in the Cudahy kidnapping case after thirty six hours deliberation. This marks his second acquittal on kidnapping charges and the judge discharged him amid nervous strain and crowd reactions.
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James Callahan
Omaha
Neb
Cudahy
Callahan
Edward A. Cudahy
Packer
Cullahoan
Baker
Pat Crewe
Oni
Callinan
Crowe
Shields
Horse and Mule Stables Burned at Gallitzin Fire
A blaze at the Webbter Coal and Woke company stables in Gallitzin destroyed ten horses and twenty mules. Wagons buggies sleds homes and feed were burned. The coal tipple and plant were briefly threatened but saved by the fire department and Gallitzin tre department. One person was injured. Damage listed as 15 dollars?
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Altoona
New
Gallitely
Tire
Othe Gallitzin Tre
McGuire Released After Appearance on Warrant
McGuire of Camden former secretaries treasurer of the Brotherhood of Carpenteers appeared before a Philadelphia magistrate and waived a hearing. He was released on $5,000 bail after being charged with depositing $10,000 in his accounts. McGuire had been suspended from the office previously by the general executive board.
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Vhthidelphia
McGuire
Camedon
Hie
Brotherhood
Carpente White
Weligeelon
Philadelphia
McGhrire
Aeepelurs
Genetl
Beard
Successor to Merriam Named in Missouri Colorado Duties
Exclusive wire report states General John Mater will assume command of the Department of Colorado upon General Merriam’s retirement. General MacArthur will oversee the transition and command changes occur in both departments during the latter part of the year. The shift follows orders from Central States headquarters.
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John
Mater
Department of the Missouri
Department of
Cornwall's New Title and Towns under Scramble
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Cornwall and York and Wales with unclear names. Readable entities include Cornwall and York and Wales. no coherent event or dates. The text lacks a definite action, person, or organization to form a proper news summary card.
Convicts Beset by Pursuing Posse Near Leavenworth
Federal convicts, twenty six in all, escaped from a Leavenworth stockade prompting police deputies and farmers to scour adjacent districts. Casualties and captures unfolded near Nortonville Kansas with five dead or captured including James Hoffman J J Poffen horn John Green Willard Drake and Fred Moore. The fugitives from Oklahoma and Indian Territory were pursued across flooded crossings as farmers offered rewards.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kaw
Hurt
Nortonville
Kansas
James Hoffman
White
J. J. Poffenhorn
John Green
Willard Drake
Fred Moore
Fay Weishaar
Weishaar
Quinn Bort
Ap Vidhin
OkMinheme Arier
Wale
Katia
Noughies
Lawrence
Kaas
Pan American Congress Debate in Mexico City on Arbitration Treaty
Delegates meet in Mexico City to discuss a proposed international court of arbitration. The session includes remarks by De Barra of Mexico and outlines modifications based on prior U S objections as the committee reviews treaty terms and related projects.
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Mexico City
Nev
Darby
Horatio Hepes
Invita
Minaice
Mnantoue
de da Barra
Mexico
United States
Fragmentary Chester County Ballot Snippets Emerge
A partial OCR from a Philadelphia area wire copy shows fragmented names and numbers related to county official voter listings and constitutional amendments. The garbled text hints at candidates or measures with dates and codes but contains many unreadable segments.
Weather Brief From Yesterday in Local Data
Yesterday's weather report lists high and low temperatures with precipitation details. The readable fragments mention wind, humidity, and conditions for the day, but the core data is obscured by garbled OCR.
Weather forecast for Western Pennsylvania fair weekend
Forecast from Washington now predicts generally fair conditions through Sunday. Light west to northwest winds shift to variable later, with mild temperatures and no precipitation expected in the near term.
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Washington, Now
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