Testimony on Brooklyn Turn in Santiago Battle Debates Spanish Fire
Admiral Taylor says Spanish ships did not rain American vessels after leaving Santiago Harbor. Lieutenant Leiper questions shore batteries strength while Mr Raynor reads a caution letter from Secretary Long. Court session covers eyewitness accounts and potential implications for the bombardment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Taylor
Santiago Harbor
Leiper
Mr. Raynor
Secretary Long
Washington
Fellev Naval Court
Asaph
Sputies
Tremptin
Potts
Vis Lateran
Teiper
Sam
Wal
Taylor
Santiago el Mulech
Spautsl
Sinthinge
Conminder Potts
Cornedare Beliley
Oman
Lehner
Santhitee
Mary Tisner
Peeriiseten
Kreditee
Sbeervedurs
Adana Saipan
Aielitenistiea
Aterteai
Simunbiy
Espmeefa
Harve
Martitias
Sitio
Ule
Clentuogus
Views of Mr Weeks on the Filipinos
Mr Weeks of Michigan criticizes Filipinos as savage and uncivilized claiming a veneer of civility. He argues only the Philippines can be governed by a benevolent regime and defends his stance with remarks about the people and their habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Weeks
Miunthiy
Congressnon Mignr Weekes
Michizan
Init
Minkery
Thelils
Anton
Bil Pines
Tilsas
Mere Weeis
Piecing Together a Fragmented Tale of Local Figures
A garbled text fragment hints at local individuals and institutions in a puzzle like report. Names such as Collette appear amid disrupted lines referencing community events, possible authorities, and a setting that resembles a regional article. The exact events are unclear.
Pie Yess lei Mhune Wetllideenie Re ule 4% Wilts
The fragmentary text mentions a 4 percent Wilt in a hedged area with stray phrases about medicines, places, and names. It is unclear and largely unreadable, but hints at a discussion of a rate or proportion and local terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plewiana
Puzzling OCR Fragment Mentions Place Names and People
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several unusual proper nouns and names, including a pirate reference and various garbled terms. The readable bits hint at place names and persons but lack a coherent event or clear narrative to summarize into a full news item.
Bishops Debate Divorce Rule At Episcopal Convention
The house of bishops adopted a canon restricting remarriage for those divorced except where prior marriage was annulled. debate centers on whether the rule should apply to cases of divorce for reasons existing before marriage. A joint committee will study church discipline and report at the Boston convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas San Francisco
House of Bishops
oCiinoin Fh
Turk Delaty
Teocome
House of Deputies
Whittsaix
Lina Tomien Cotter
Seomiintsner
Toe Paiellin
Henry Winter
Willvont
Tahiy
Boston
Ole Dats
Chile
Fragmentary constitutional oath fragment reported
The text appears as a fragmented oath or pledge language. It mentions guarding a copy and delivering it to Congress within the United States, reflecting a formal civic duty in a historic tone.
Verdict Awards Damages After Bridge Accident in Monroe County
Special to the Scranton Tribunes reports Judge Cyile presided as the Jue todas ruled in Monroe County favor of the plaintiff Strader Ve for 15 788 dollars after six days of trial about a fall from a biervele into a rocky bed near a bridge. Plaintiff’s lawyer Turnett would take one third as fee with Thomson and Scranton hospital assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Cyile
Jue Todas
Strader
Monroe County
Plaid
Tron
Hinding
Ton. Th. L. Turnett
Pe. Thomson
Scranton
Jueve Inte
Garman Returns Home As Court Weighs Ballot Challenge
Ex- Democratic State Chairman Garman arrives from Philadelphia amid a courtroom action over the ticket substituted by Corry. The case challenges the validity of the judgment and possible restraint of the state central committee from influencing the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Biaipie
Garman
Philadelphia
Padioon
Democratic State Central Committee
Macings Mir
Coray
Postmaster Removal in Wilmington Sparks Political Shuffle
Exclusive dispatch reports the Wilmington postmaster removal and appointment shift as William Be. Pleital is named to replace Hugh C. Hickowine. The change follows a recommendation by special inspectors amid talk of party influence and federal appointments in Delaware politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinkes
Wethpees
Justin
Chiat Ho
Phird
Wilmingtom
William Be
Wilmington
Fie
Hugh C. Hiccowine
Tivoachie Nile
Iki
Pws
Toogevelt
Miss Stone Located After Turkish Front Incident
Reports from The Associated Press say Miss Stone was found after being captured on the Turkish front. Consul General Dirk ikon in Constantinople relayed word this afternoon that Stone had been rescued and was en route to safety. U S Ambassador Tower has pressed ongoing efforts for her release and discussed the case with foreign service officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dirkikon
Miss Stone
St. Petersving
Chet
United States
Kihemagne Tower
Stan
Unclear OCR record with garbled personal names
The readable parts show a garbled text segment with no clear events or identifiable names. The fragment lacks coherent facts, dates, locations, or organizations to form a valid news item.
Wright Resigns Amid Turbulent Local Meeting
An unidentified official named Wright resigns amid a heated session referenced by local press. The article mentions Mayoral and council dynamics and calls for new appointments, with surrounding figures including Mic Ditida and Aedened Waka Watt cited in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willsmnaters
Wright
Burglars Net $10,000 in Gems in Bleak Heist
A $10,000 gem theft is reported with sparse details. Unknown burglars used a swift method to raid a residence in an unspecified area, leaving investigators with limited clues and no arrests announced.
Six Girls Escape Injury in Hayee Foundry Explosion
An explosion at the Hayee Manufacturing Company on West Eleventh Street demolished the three story Derick building and a hotel annex. Six women in the kitchen were carried from the wreck while rescuers battled the fire. Damages are estimated at $40,000 to the factory and hotel with several injured and one said to be dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Dolan
Brie
Crase
Hayee Manufacturing Compiung
West Eleventh Street
Derick
Liebel House
Aupper
Ptavages Manufacturing Company
Mother of Alleged Poisoner Speaks
Mrs. Mary Richmand, mother of Maury Bitner, detained in Dayton on suspicion of poisoning her sister Mrs. Peugh, describes the victim's death and Bitner’s care as the family news emerges. She recalls the rapid decline after illness and notes she cannot believe Bitner innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pough
Autociate Press
Addison
Mich
Mary Richmand
Maury Tsaibelle Bitner
Dayton
Ohio
Peugh
Ainy
Alix
Mra
Chad
Hiedmond
Tier Foo Ee
Base Ball Association President Arrested
Reported arrest of the Base Ball Association president amid a corruption probe. The event centers on leadership at the Western Bell league and concerns over forfeit and property claims. details remain unclear as investigators proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Base Ball Association
Fort Wosie
Tak
Get
Willian Meyer
Ohio
Batehibe
Tioyeas
Dayton
Ohba
Vanderbilt's Fast Coach Trip From New York to Philadelphia
Alfred Vanderbilt and companions launched a record-seeking coach journey from New York to Philadelphia and back. The Tantivey coach, drawn by four fast horses, departed Jersey City and aimed for sixteen hours thirty five minutes round trip with hourly horse changes and no stops for news. The party, including Hyde Howlett Johnson and others, arrived at the Holland House three hours and two minutes behind the scheduled time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
GS A. Om
Tantivey
Alfred CG. Vaniler- Dt
Holland Nourse
Philadelphia
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Ove James Hyde, Morris BE. Howlett, Bradish Johnson, dv
Davis
Vanderbiltt
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Jersey City
Loyamm
Plollana House
Waopoin
Hollanud Hnuse
Thres Tours
Selectiile
Company Store Bill Argument Postponed
District No 7 chief Cpt Singleton and District No 1 head John Poulty of the United Mine Workers conferred with an attorney to defend the constitutionality of the new company store law. The county court hearing in Harvlybay was postponed indefinitely with no reason given. The miners advocate the coal companies seek to uphold their rights to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingleton
Cpt
Thomas Dulty
Distriet No. 7
John Poulty
United Mine Workers of
Jt Lewinders
Three Perish in Flames in Detroit Area Fire
Fragmented report states three people died in a blaze described by local authorities as severe. Details on victims and location are unclear due to garbled OCR text but report confirms fatalities from the fire.
Grand Circuit Races Postponed Amid Weather Warnings
The Grand Circuit racing events were postponed due to weather concerns. Officials cited unsafe track conditions and limited visibility as the main reasons, with dates to be announced once conditions improve. Local venues and teams await further updates from organizers and the Associated Press dispatch.
Football notes from a newspaper page
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and teams. Mentions football and players in unclear sequence. Reading is incomplete with multiple garbled terms and institutions.
Pan American Exposition Awards Range Across Seventeen Groups
The Pan American Exposition announced 1888 awards across 17 divisions including 570 classes, with 1484 exhibits receiving honorable mentions. Mexico led with TS gold and silver medals, while Chile followed with gold and silver prizes. The juries, aided by expert consultants, grouped exhibits by division and assessed diverse items from soil products to advanced machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ressettid
Duffalo
Maenthon
Mexico
Chile
Pocds
Pani
Diane Ags
Miehiners
Cointda
Alexico
Ste Otters
Anto
Ainiky
Dhlyweetor
Telemunes
Miciards
Sip
Roosevelt to Receive a Degree from Yale
A fragmentary clipping indicates Roosevelt will be awarded a degree by Yale, with unreadable surrounding text offering little clear context. The readable line asserts the degree event without confirming dates or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Yale
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Schley
Santiago
Brooklyn
Wite
Ming
Spain
AL Sinatt
Tlouten
Bristol
Tye Wittess
Aimee Dar Pegebtitau
Pho
Teresa Poe
Hhe
Ceenaniles
Thelucon
Weibel
Wes
the Met
Steeditieien
Paca
Albert Bvabey
Gaia
Tunganotore Beley
Clint
Teeenter Weidel Cabanal
Carey
White Scorpion
Nadia
Wena
Miy
Meow
Nigel Aa Dsage
Michigan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ubon
Army of Cumberland
Tay
Ajitet
Megan Pyle
Lee Tie
Anyi
Episcopal Convention
San Francisco
Congress of the United Bintes
The
Scranton Tribunes
Corry
Hugh ©. Browne
Tronk Te Associatiol Press
Pittsburg and Western
Shamokin
Wiirden Wright
Associated Press
Ella Tiolan
Frasces Levenduset
Tully Cur
ANN S Soupemagal
May Bentley
Hack Davidson
Parler i Saloon
Elise
Ciarles Wilaldon
Myer
Western League
St. Louis
Rte Weens
Puli
Arietta
Alfred Vanderbilt
Pees
Industrial Hall
Carthight
Walker
Glick
Hegelman
Doll Men
Cartright
Click
Tracy
Goulden
Mart
Cis Ghierrere
Miles Comite
Gene Vrapen
Ian Abe
Detroit
Ieee
Pelore
Wikre
Fiat
Pic
Syed Andis
Dietouth Anil Rigiy
Mtb
Matai
Nowe Aid
Viie
Presa
Onal
Kaclg
Be Ware Dior
Ss Wealeyans
Mba AL
Afni Baling
Kiel
Paeuldaja
Uegreeg
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Boreas
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