German Demand Delivers Up Chinese Rebels As Peace Precondition
Berlin announces that delivering up those responsible for the Chinese outrages is an indispensable precondition to peace talks. The note, circulated to powers, is discussed in Washington with German diplomats and U.S. officials weighing its implications. No confirmation yet from Lord Salisbury or the Shanghai cable.
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China
Count von Waldersee
Foreign Office
Berlin
Toondon
von Waldersee
Yeatley
Joy
Die Witlee
Kuseio
Chinn
Landen
Greer
Lord Salisbury
Jn Hina Chana
Shanghai Cerrengnon
Daily Express
Fragmented OCR notice on population figures in unnamed locales
The readable text reports population data for several small towns referenced by garbled names. It mentions percentages and comparisons, including a notable claim of a 16 percent figure and a Mont per cent line, but the exact places and dates are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mihi
Ton
BSG
MeKmcapwt
Viton
Untitled Local Note Through Blurred OCR Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and places with unclear events. Readable items include mentions of Carla Rogers Dadewe Vener News and local figures in a vague early sequence. The piece lacks coherent event details or dates.
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Minter
Conti
Carla
Upiain Rogers
Meal Dadewe
Miriel
Tila
Vary Pelli
Bryan Refers to the Coal Strike in Fort Scott Speech
William J. Bryan spoke to laborers in Fort Scott criticizing the anthracite coal strike as proof that a full dinner pall is not always present. He argued trusts cut off opportunities for young men and connected the issue to labor and capital dynamics.
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Fschaive
Associated Press
Fort Scott
Knt
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryanales
Trusts
Fighting in the Land of the Boers Exceeds Frontline Skirmishes
Report from Sept 13 notes heavy fighting at Komati Poort with all available men sent to the frontier and a predicted destruction of Komati Bridge. Lord Roberts reports further skirmishes near Machadoporp, British advances include capturing locomotives and equipment as Gen. French moves toward Nelspruit.
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Lorenzo Marquez
Komati Poort
Komati Bridge
London
Lord Roberta
Machadwlorp
French
Barberton
Genoni Blephenson
Nelspruit
Represubwer
Vessels Collide With Twenty Dead In Sinking Collision
A Til Ageeriagtl report from Liverpool states two British steamers collided near the coast. Both ships sank and twenty people aboard the ferniog Castle are reported dead or missing with rescue efforts ongoing.
Boer Envoys Protest Proclamation On Korugert Departure
Me Poe Satie Giri Peuth Tine Yengg of the Boer relief fund in New York says Boer envoys in Dordrecht Holland cable that Lord Hoberts proclamation on President Korugert leaving the Transvaal is unsafe and misleading. The envoys say any crossing would require executive council order and that the president has not deserted the Hoer valise.
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Me Poe Satie
Giri Peuth Tine Yengg
New York
Hotles
Range Free Brie
Boer Relief Fund
Dordrecht
Holland
Lord Hoberts
Korugert
Transvaal
Executive Council
Von Waldersee Arrives in China With German Forces
Field Marshal Count von Waldersee, commander in chief of the international force in China, aboard the Sachsen, arrived at Hong Kong after sailing from Naples. He was greeted by a British guard of honor and proceeded to Bhanghal and Taku aboard the German cruiser Hertha.
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Honk Kong
Fleutmehr Sachsen
Count von Waldersee
China
Mount von Waldersee
Naples
Wal
Bhanghal
Taku
Hertha
Obscure Wine Trade Report From Berlin Summary
In Berlin a brief notice reports a large wine shipment pending distribution, with figures citing a 2.5 million ton estimate. The fragment mentions Len Avira Abilis as a possible contact or entity involved in the trade.
Galveston Relief Efforts Surge After Devastating Hurricane
As Galveston implements military led debris clearing with 2000 workers, the death toll rises to an estimated 6000 with $22.5 million in losses. Disinfectants, food, and medical aid flood in from across the nation while bridges, water, and electric services are being restored. relief committees in Philadelphia and New York report large cash contributions totaling over $216,000 in New York alone.
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Galveston
Scurry
Twentieth
Seventh Streets
Bay
Broadway
Texas
Health Department
Heat Department
Servis
Oarine Hospital
Trouston
River pirates crushed in midnight Lehigh Valley raid
A posse of Lehigh Valley Railroad special officers battled a gang of river pirates at Staten Island Sound near Rossville, N I, exchanging about 100 shots. Four pirates were arrested, one wounded man captured, others escaped or drowned, and two associates allegedly perished. Bail set at 1000 each for trial.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Staten Island Sound
Rossville
O'Brien
Elisabethport
N. 4
Tom Allen
O'Arien
Naseville
Allentown
Boata
Muglatvale Cornell
Center Street
Lehigh Valley
Harbor
Unclear 19th Century Shipping Report From Esolwire Wire
Fragmentary international steamship notices list vessels Keitelington Antwerp Germanic Liverpool New York Boath Ampton bailad Tauri and Kaleevin with routes via Cherbourg Southampton and Kielkoung. Arrivals and departures include Boulogne Monetam and Seilly Massed bound for Bremen Rotterdam and New York with incomplete routing details.
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Asociatioes Meas
Whipping Post Debate At State Meeting
The State Men’s association met in Reading Pa with over seventy five delegates. Alderman Flowe Ten eon delivered the welcome and F E Keech of York spoke. The legislative committee discussed bills on punishing wife beaters by whipping post but decided not to ask the next legislature to pose such a bill. All members favored it but preferred no action at this session.
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Galveston
Nixon
Sinta Fe Railroad
Gener
Polk
Thirsray
Galverton
Bretge
Reading
State
Masniehetes’ Association
Flo
Teneon
Keech
York
John W. Ceyead
Schuylkith
Berks
Blair
John O'Toole
Blur
Blacks Win in Santiago Debates Constitutional Delegates
The article reports a polarized election in Santiago where the black party won across the province while whites advocate annexation. Ten thousand colored demonstrators paraded with skull and bone imagery, and a faux funeral for the Republican party drew about one thousand supporters.
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Fantiaga de Cuba
Republican Party
Ndt
Hill to Talk for Bryan in Democratic Campaign
A wire report indicates Senator David VieDelay made a call to Senator Jones and Governor Sone at Hellmanton to offer services as a campaign speaker for Bryan. The offer is understood to be accepted, with plans for a speaking appearance in Bryan's campaign days ahead.
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New York
Sip
U-Rax
David Vie Delay
Jones
Sone
Hellmanton
Nostomar
Harte
Bryan
Tinerare
Anomalous Rail Route Sparks Presidential Mention
The article notes a contested travel plan involving irreplaceable routes and a high level meeting in Washington. President Motinley travels from an unnamed location to the capital via a state railroad while Secretary Cnetelye and Mathers interact with Chinese allies. It highlights a crucial moment as officials weigh the accumulation of issues demanding attention.
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Motinley
Washington
Meimylvania
Dream Heat and Power Chosen in Johnetown Contract
A formal bid was issued today by the state department to the Johnetown Dream Heat and Power company in Johnetown capital BD. The action marks a new contract award process and involves a local energy project with expected commercial implications.
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Asenelaterd
Mwarrichure
Etaty
Johnetown Dream Heat and Power Company
Johnetown
Capital BD
Strike status and mediation talks widen in anthracite region
President Mitchell reports 118000 idle miners as the second coal strike segment stalls. Father Phillips urges arbitration while urging the Marble offer as a path out. Reports from Hazleton and surrounding towns detail widespread walkouts, with no operator wage increases and crowds gathering to hear updates.
Mitchell Issues Statement on Mine Strike Gains
President John Mitchell speaks for United Mine Workers on the strike in the Clackeowwone Wyoming district. He cites 18,0 workers idle and a 1.0 percent wage augmentation, with more miners joining as the strike widens and mines remain closed.
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Haaleton
Esayama
Atrikers Tolay Jn Dietniet
Effaedetou
Ine
Hermes
Ferees
Clackeowwone
Wyoming
John Mitchell
Peeaident
United Mine Workers of America
Trouble Breeding in Lykens Valley Strike Spars Miners
Exclusive wire reports rising tensions in the Lykens valley as union and non union miners clash over Williamstown workers refusing to join the strike. Williamstown men vow to stand firm while 160 deputies are sworn in to support order during the dispute.
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Mies
Harrisburg
Lykens
Anthrselte
Wen
Williamstown
Winneo
Relff
Williamstown Colliery Operates With Full Watchmen Force
A double force of watchmen guarded the Williamstown colliery today as 110 workers including men and boys labored. The Lykens and Winisco mine, employing about 1100, remained closed though a few returned to work. Rev Father Logue, pastor at Williams town, assists mine employees to stay at work.
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Williamstown
Lykens
Winisco
Father Logue
Father Phillips Notes A Labor Remedy From Strike Crisis
Exclusive dispatch reports Father Phillips of St. Gabriel's church speaking on the strike situtation. He urges arbitration and a settlement acceptable to both sides and warns against unilateral actions harming miners and operators alike. He cites G B Markle of Jeddo's proposed remedy and calls for united effort to restore peaceful labor relations.
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G. B. Markle
Jeddo
Gta
Aril
Sano
Review of Field More in Detail on Miners Strike
A wire from Wilkes Barre reports the second day of the miners strike with big mines idle except for Wert Bind at Moanaqua where full force works. United Mine Workers leaders Nicholls and others try to unite ranks while clashes occur and shipments halt, leaving many workers idle.
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Hagleton
Methora
Mitchell
TSA
Tingleton
Hagieteon
Bragton
Harwood
Jedda
Hagieton
Iceland
Coleraine
Weat Hinleton
Pohune
Asce Uated
Prrnus
Volkery
Wert Bind
Moanaqua
United Mine Workers
Nicholls
Hinmeell
Nichola
Mins
Utie
Strike Tensions Persist at Local Washeries Amid Varying Openings
Little changed in the regional strike as Columbus washery on North Washington avenue resumed with some workers while Carbon Coal washery near Diamond crossing remained shut. A mob threatened workers, forcing engine crews to retreat and prompting a police escort, with later calm as detectives guarded resumed operations and coal moved without incident.
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Columbus
Washington Avenue
Carbon Coal Company
Richmond, Hullstead & Co
Delaware and Hudson Road
Pine Brook
Dreen's Lane
Mame
Railroad Department
Morgan Davis
Local News Roundup and Editorial Highlights
Polls and conventions feature in a Northeast edition with mentions of the Republican club event and a festive contest. Editorial column discusses state politics and civic issues. Regional notes cover Scranton and Lackawanna, with a court one day record and industrial world updates.
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Carlotta
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Hanna
Chicago
M.A. Hanna
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Ohio
Cincinnati
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United States
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tCe
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Ferniog
Soviewin
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Phia
Philadelphia
Philwicipila
Ashbridge
Alverton
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
State Magistrates’ Association
Santiago
Hill
Stone
Johnstown
Father Phillips
Pieee Haxleton
Lykens Valley
Markle & Co
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Lehigh and
Schuylkill
Lennie
Cork
Cena
Charles Acker
Pelander
Lackawanna Yard
Con
Diamond Washery
Siikers
Washery
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Jermane
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