Treaty signing replaces Hay Pauncefote pact on Nicaragua route
Secretary Hay accepts the new treaty for the United States with Lord Pauncefote signing for Britain. The agreement amends the earlier Hay Pauncefote convention to decide the Nicaragua route while the British government declines to notify the changes. The document remains subject to Senate review and possible public release. LAWYER SEMPLE IS PLACED ON TRIAL Hy Exclusive Wire from the Associated Press Philadelphia Nov. 18. John J. Semple, a Camden, N J lawyer, faces trial on charges connected to counterfeiting schemes linked to the Lancaster counterfeit operation. Prosecutors outline how Semple aided conspirators in producing and distributing $20 counterfeit notes, with several co-defendants already sentenced or awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
United States
Lord Pauncefote
England—Commission
Nicaragua
Associated Press
Wshington
May
Cataritada
Ita
Nementhitions
Phew
Tard Tunnedote
Inine
Senate
States Senate
Thedrawal
Great Britain
Beitain
Csi Utes
Nice
Alvemdytas
Uinde
Surat
Atute Depiartoent
Dinformaitie Wii
State Department
Mie
Blole
brIite Miessenaers
John J. Sem
Camden
United States District Court
McPherson
Witte Olding
Arthur Nistor
Bildowhy
Della
Tnited
James M. Beck
Semple
Wolhind
Hollind
Taylor and Tredell
Cel
Taawyer Semple
Snow Hill
New York
Isa
Benile Sad
Brededd
Taylor
Uey
James Dey
Hisengereag
Cotreuhellom
Gadope Trees Department
Cit Serkes
Servier Onenilives
Bredell
Forrests
Dyer Lited
Bellere US
Tiaghiem
Ted States
Ina Side Taw
Fote Assistiit
Tel
Harvey We Newitt
Ave
Mt. Tenmiptinge Te
Deaths of a Day Exclusive Wire
A dated wire notices multiple obituaries and death announcements. It references individuals such as William Piser Nore Vince Meidoly Isniwar and others, with scattered mentions of institutions and locations. The piece reads like an ossuary of names and dates without clear biographical detail.
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Muladolphiag
Tyr
Willian Piser
Vince Meidoly
Polite Wiley Ab Wiraiaal
Ecdabei Ed
M'Kinley Death Mask to Be Shown in Washington
A plaster death mask of President McKinley, created two months after his assassination, will be exhibited in Washington for a time before being placed in federal custody. The artifact weighs about twenty five pounds and is praised as a notable likeness.
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Washington
Associated Press
Buffalo
Mehinins
Toles
A. Tne
Freight Train Collision Near Norton Yard
A freight train collision occurred near Norton Yard as the morning light faded. The incident halted rail traffic for several hours while investigators and railway officials inspected the scene and coordinated emergency response. No detailed casualties or causes are confirmed in the readable text.
Union Trading Stamp Company Chartered
Unclear OCR text appears to report a union trading stamp company being chartered. Names and details are garbled with multiple repeats and misspellings, making the exact entities and dates uncertain. The fragment suggests a formal corporate filing or charter notice.
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Union Trading Stamp Company Chartered
William Ryan Reappointed to State Board
An unclear wire service item reports William Ryan being reappointed by a state board of charity or similar agency. The text mentions various garbled place names and dates, but the main action is Ryan's reappointment to a governing state board.
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William Ryan
George W. Mya
Ayedhe Ua
Sta Board of Charition
Horse Show Opens at Madison Square Garden Show United
The seventeenth annual National Pleasure Show at Madison Square Garden opens with a grand entry of high priced horses. Judges led by Colonel De Laweer Waa and George Peabody Wet oversee saddle horses, hunters, and thoroughbreds as fashionable crowds fill the arena for the opening day.
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New York
National
Plerses Stunw Association
Prommibee
Ts Familier Arens
Tuntverk
de Judlees
Hirth
Fourth Avenue
de Laweer Waa
George Peabody Wet
Messrs
John
Cowdin
Miichlux
Une Ring
A. L. Ekin
Anington
Botiwnin
Ely
Erithint el
John the Wels
Beranton
Pia
Fost
I. A
Yoore
Jaume W. Volt
Genesee X.Y
Conspiracy story questioned by Washington officials
An internal U S report doubts the claimed conspiracy story reported from a source in We Anaehital Pees. General Randall is said to have reported to the War department from Viiah Gouwer about a plan involving engineers from Fort Bayberi. The incident is described as possibly a scare to influence Alaska return.
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Wieshington
Port Mide
Randall
War Department
Houdatarlove
Gouwer
Yuirs
Uidiaf-psa
Engineers
Valdes
Bayberi
Secur
Alaska
Steamship Arrivals Details From Yard and Port
Steamship arrivals reported from New York during the period noted by the Argnlated Prom article. Ship names, origin ports, and passenger or cargo details are summarized from the London and New York dispatches.
Berkman Seeks Liberty After Frick Assassination Attempt
Alexander Berkman, who invaded the office of Abe Frick, then Pittsburg Steel Company president, in 1882 with intent to shoot Frick, and who is serving multiple consecutive sentences, petitions the Superior Court for release under a new commutation law. The court reserved ruling, with returnable date set as December 22. He contends three indictments involve no offense under state laws and time served plus new law should count toward release.
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H. C. Frick
Liberty
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Alexander Jorkinabn
Ofice
TLC
Prick
Nunesice Steel Company
Pitts Buts
Abe Brick
Conusvivanie Penitenthirs
Berkmann
Herkman
Tag Tern
Iranrigament
Pee Hilion
Berkman Sigs
Neooffense Neiisk
Mission funds approved for international missionary work
Exclusive AP dispatch from Mitsburs reports the Methodist Episcopal general missionary committee approving a 177000 total donation for global missions with allocations to Europe Africa Asia and the Philippines. The panel expects adjournment tomorrow with several aspirants for future meetings.
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Associated Press
Mitsburs
Consideriathion
General Missionary Committee
Methodist
Cleve
Switzerfard
Norway
Sweden
Southern Asia
Tidla
Malay Asia
Philippines
Wibang
M. Y
Wilkes-Turre
Bangor
Maine
Knoxville Tenn
Wheeling, W
Atrocious Crimes of Filipinos in Insurrection Trials
Washington reports detail brutal war crimes in the Philippines. Generals condemn the massacre of Spanish prisoners and insist insurgent forces hinder U S efforts to repatriate captives. The investigation cites a Filipino officer ordered killings, sparking moral outrage.
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Washington
Qosvon
Pilipinas
Thiwessen
Philippines
Francesco
Ibate
United States
Spain
Cinoneral Chuffoo
Ambiguous November Wire Item From Ti Asociated Press
An unclear text reports loaned items to state departments across several stations and capitals including Skevetone, Mitishyn, and South Sharon with figures like 93,000 and 51G noted, plus mention of The South Shas Vurniture and Suppl company.
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Whiteisluig
State Department
Skevetone
Mitishyn
Capital
Manaluee Tihapa
Witteburg
Sin
South Sharon
S1g
Tan
Be Esclusive Wire from The Associated Myess
Vague clipping text mentions dates and events but is largely unreadable. Names and places are garbled, offering no clear persons or organizations to anchor a coherent summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myess
Hurrisiwig
Rilsand
Unclear fragmentary foreign note from a South Africa source
A garbled text fragment mentions South Africa and appears to reference names and places in a distorted way. The readable elements show no clear event, date, or identifiable persons to verify a news item.
Negro and Union Men in the Fight in Hopkins County
In Madisonville Kentucky on November 18 a battle near Providence left two Union men Garrett Givens and Bud Couch dead among others wounded. Troops guard Providence as authorities pursue alleged attackers and warn of further action as countywide unrest spreads.
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Madisonville
Providence
Garrett Givens
Bud Couch
Morgantown
Tumber
Madisonville Company
Hopkinsville Company
Thomas
Hopkins County
Empire
Christian County
Hall
Sutton
Providence Toal Company
St. Barnard
United States
Union Allicinik
Wood
Nortonville
Faith healer Dowie accused in lace business dispute
Samuel Stevenson, brother-in-law to John Alexander Dowie, seeks a receiver for Zion Lace Industries alleging Dowie withheld wages and offered large stock bonuses for effective control. Stevenson, arriving from England, says he was given only supervisory roles while Dowie signed him to a document transferring ownership.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Samuel Stevenson
John Alexander Dowie
Suil
Zion Lace Industries
Dowle
Eneland
Stevenson
Hisbi
MISS STONE IS HOPEFUL
A readable note from Miss Stone expresses hope despite illness while letters concern ransom talks with US diplomatic agent Mr Dickinson. The brigands demand a high price and immunity from prosecution, challenging the US government’s ability to bind Bulgaria or Turkey.
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Bas Dithave
Ian
Sola
Miss Bilem
Dickingone
United States
Bulgaria
Turkey
Bevhiy Sox WS Peshai Petline Report
Bevhiy Sox WS Peshai Petline reports a payment of about two million units due shortly. Western Pestewlit labeled the deal as priority and indicates a quick delivery timeline for the outstanding amount.
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Bevhiy
Sox
Peshai Petline Sgh
Nowa Ae Uso
Western Pestewlit
Lisa Inetiaiphiten
Irish agitators visit the President at the White House
Parliamentary leaders led by Mrs John Redmond meet President Roosevelt in the White House cabinet room. The visitors tour the mansion and share a private conversation with the president before being shown into the red parlor. The meeting highlights Roosevelt’s grasp of Irish affairs.
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Washington
Nev. i
Tileh Caine
Roosevelt
John Redmond
Psa. Midtugh
Iho Donnell
Edmond Teal
Vaccination scare rattles Philadelphia officials
Nine tetanus cases after vaccination in Camiten SN GT prompt city actions. The health and education boards meet. vaccines paused and compulsory vaccination for students rescinded. Seven deaths, two in critical condition. A three member committee to investigate. court cases cited on compulsory vaccination. Coroner to probe Bristol death linked to vaccination. More patients in critical condition and a Philadelphia music teacher in critical risk after recent vaccination.
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Philiadelphia
Camiten
SN. GT
Board of Heatth
Board of Education
Physicias
Nuade
Board of Health
H. H. Tkivis
Statiug
Philadelphia
Dugan
Tas
Ameriodk
Joseph Tidldte
Bristol
Eoronems
Drivigeton
Hilla Iocap
Two Boys Poisoned By Carbolic Acid In Household Incident
Nov. 18, Mrs. Manuel Stoatistreet punished 10-year-old stepchild Teal for truancy. Teal and his brother Willian aged 8 drank carbolic acid from a medicine chest after the incident. both boys collapsed. Teal survived and is recovering, while Willian was revived with first aid. Police and doctors treated them, and the case remains under observation.
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Wiltken
Manuel Stoatistreet
Eliy
Stepaom
Tie Ae Thay
Elie
Williana
Seligol
Thaleuve
Ini Wal Tia
Express Messenger Arrested by Wire Bot In Ma
An arrest report notes the Express Messenger was seized amid an investigation by officials in Massachusetts and related police units. The incident involved multiple agencies and a suspect identified in connection with the coded operation.
Coroner's finding cites negligence in diphtheria antitoxin
The coroner's verdict pins blame on the St. Louis health department for preparing and distributing diphtheria antitoxin tainted with tetanus toxin. Dr. Armand Ravold, city bacteriologist, contests prior statements and says serum from September lacked proper testing before use, contributing to seven deaths from lockjaw.
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Armand Ravold
Associated Press
St. Lewis
Cornner Funke Lowser Todas
St. Louis
Dearingites
Separa
Phan Woogher M.D. Oni
Fiteatintmoens
Famkhouser
Ule Ely Health Department
Detective Taft Fendrick Arrested After Shootout
Nov 18 A detective Taft Fendrick was arrested after a morning shooting in Coal township. He confronted Joseph Mihigse and his brother Nicholas over alleged peddling without license. Nicholas Mihigse critically injured. investigation ongoing into the events of the arrest attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shignoku
Taft Fendrick
Joseph Mihigse
Nicholas
OBrien Defeats Craig in Narrow Bout
OBrien defeats Craig in a notable match described by Radance Wire. The report notes a tense contest with strategic advantage shifting, highlighting OBrien's decisive 40 points and strong performance by Paneeti and Nie OWS while misprints obscure some names and details.
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O’brien
Craig
Weather fragment notes incomplete from yesterday
Fragmentary weather record with unreadable proper nouns and broken phrases. Mentions percentages and several garbled terms suggesting miscellaneous meteorological observations or corrections without clear locations or times.
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Asoul Sted
Uals
M'Kinley Death Mask
Paul
Tony
Norton
Torning
Bevel
Sovanbi
Great Autumnal Society
Madison Square Garden
J. L. Wentz
Scranton
Dawson
Ree
Peli
Ire
VIP LP
Ae Pwivstipal
Yul
Tephvae
Saitek
Hiremen
Toon Hiren
Veaiteesolt Maitre
Bowloune Ate Botteram
Missionary Committee of Methodist Church At
Pittsburg
Francesco Burganza
Ti Asociated Press
Toition City
Goldier
Olly Matehat
Hades White
Jali
Awocigtedt Peeas
Merlin
Iit
Bertin
Steyn
Vixelucine Witte
Mid
Hyatt, SY
Wits
Torguiir
Bud Gouch
The
John Alexander
Miss Stone
Mr. Roosevelt
Asociated Press
N. J
Amediated Press
Hal Smallstreet
Associated Presse
Leo Ditun Thardon
Tgeep
Mlb
Gabor
Allen Homith
Paul Fendrick
Paneeti
Tharloa Cutler
Horabalita
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