American Warship to Visit Samoa in Effort to Protect Interests
Washington reports ship Mohican will be sent to Apia to project American interests in Samoa. Former Consul Churchill cites lack of native respect for the United States and compares allied Britain and Germany, noting prior naval presence and potential tri party treaty negotiations for reform. Churchill urges lower salaries for Samoan officials and warns withdrawal could lead to division among Britain and Germany.
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Washington
Churchill
Arizona
Apia
London and Herlin
Sion
Nuva
United Sts
Samoa
Geestang
Great Brita
Powder Trust Attacked By Global Powder Makers
San Francisco February 1 The Ince reports a powder manufacturers trust that allegedly binds the eastern and western hemispheres, dividing the world into three zones with California firms among those bound by pooling. Legal actions and court orders are mentioned as attempts to block the arrangement.
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San Francisco
I Ince
Europe
California
Mosraw
Armor Plant Site Proposals Opened for Government Build
Proposals opened for locating a government armor plant include bidders from Detroit Chicago and Marinette. Offers cover site dock construction a $100 000 lake dock and a $3 126 000 package for complete plant including site plant and buildings. Madison area bidders Mohave Huntington West Virginia chamber promotes specifications.
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Hetroit
Marineris c
Winthrop Harbor Company
Chicago
W. Leoria
Marinette
Thuntington
W. Va
Chamber of Commerce l
Well Known Author Ill At Home In Vermont
Well known author Mra Talla C. 3 percent bore critically ill at her home in Tintland Vermont. Dorr, a noted poetry figure, is reported to be a critic at her residence as family members travel from across the country. She authored many works of fiction and travel books and was a popular writer for several leading magazines.
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Butlin
Vermont
Tintland
Dorr
Aga Kines
Notable libel suit details stir in Missouri case
A Missouri libel suit involving Charles Stark and the St Louis Republic produced a verdict favoring the defendant. The case centered on alleged corruption at Jefferson City and the board's attorney, with Judge Spencer limiting public criticism when public bodies act through agents. The lengthy trial raised questions about pressure and influence in reform efforts.
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St. Loui
Charles I. Stuck
Pavan
Louis
Charles
Republic
Defen Stark
Jeferson City
Stark
Spencer
Huet
Anarchists clash at Bordeaux meeting amid unrest
A chaotic Bordeaux assembly erupted as Dreyfus affair discussion sparked clashes among attendees. Police expelled one speaker amid dispersal, with the disrupted meeting ending in disorder and minor injuries reported.
Markets Report Mixed Prices in Metal and Grain Trading
The Stony Chey Live Market shows mixed results with coal and steel notes near nine dollars and lighter grains around 1.75 to 1.57 per unit. Receipts are steady at southern markets, with expectant receipts and bids continuing as traders cite fluctuating prices across cities including Chicago and New York.
Concessions to Nicaragua Raise Canal Policy Questions
Senator Morgan of Alabama cites a Nicaragua concession that bars new sea routes and rail links for ninety-nine years, fearing U S opposition to any rival route. He notes arbitration by foreign companies and transport ties amid canal plans, while urging protection of American interests.
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York
Vel
Werala
Washington
al Raguy
Str
United States
Onemoritive Company
Ragua
Tasny Dec
Torommerce and
International
Arlict Agua
Seanter Morgan
Alabama
Shas
Pha
Dent McKinley
Suffering of Fishermen and Starvation on the Atlantic
The piece describes fishermen and their families enduring extreme destitution in an eastern coastal area. It notes collapsed shipments, harsh conditions, and a stalled relief effort as a steamship Jin Yon bound for Canada failed to alleviate hunger. The narrative mentions residents suffering, suspensions of work, and a dire living situation with no clear relief in sight.
Strikers Return Home Amid Workers’ Wage Demands
The article describes a strike wave with Fremot-Cunaediais workers and others returning home after protests for higher pay. It notes many will resume work at Ware and Tid in Leckie mills, while some seek entry to New Hed lord, reflecting ongoing discontent over wages and living costs.
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Leckie
French Sympathy Reaches Paris On Cuban Crisis
Fragmented text describes French sympathy from Paris regarding Cuban tensions. Mentions a surgeon general arriving in Europe with money and a note on public sentiment. The garbled lines reference Paris officials and a possible humanitarian or political response.
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Paris
Samehing Vere
Inurope
Cardinal Moran Opposes Irish Rebellion Centenary
London February 1 Cardinal Moran of New South Wales the leading Catholic prelate in Australian possessions says the centenary celebration of the Irish rebellion should be held this summer under government control and Irish Australians ship food departures in April will be greatly reduced. He denounces the rebellion as a crime and blunder and vows to oppose the centenary celebration.
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Morag
London
Moran
New South Wales
Sydney
Ireland
House Debates Teller Resolution and District of Columbia Bill
Washington January 31 the House opened with the clerk reading the Teller resolution paused by the Senate amid loud Democr act acclaim No action was taken yet as the House moved to the District of Columbia appropriation bill General debate covered Cuban questions Haw anexation tariff and related political topics The Ways and Means Committee was pressed for prompt action but a firm decision was delayed awaiting Senate guidance and a definite accord.
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House
Washington
Senaty
Senate
District of Columbia
Weller
Dingrey
Mie Iuor
Senate Ib
Earthquake Activity Shakes Tehuantepec Region
Reports from Tehuantepec Mexico describe a day of multiple earthquakes with sharp shocks felt across the area. Residents report loud noises and tremors prompting concern, while officials monitor ongoing seismic activity offshore and along the coast with government researchers studying the event.
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Federal
Union of Actors Proposed in New York for Higher Class Roles
A proposal in New York aims to unite actors of higher classes into a union to secure protections, wages, and collective bargaining. The plan seeks organized action across acting, singing, and related crafts, arguing that a formal alliance could improve pay and attire costs while reducing campaign risks for performers.
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Vestoniin
New York
Alina
Maui Rey
Ailini
Swasea
War report on Kurdish unrest near Bhuvshan Vilayen
Rumors describe Kurdish forces engaging in fighting near Axre Raglog close to Vienna. Reports claim Armenian groups in the area are contending with Turkish actions and residents report chaotic conditions across the Asiatic provinces, with widespread anarchy cited.
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Axre
Raglog
Bhuvshan Vilayen
Vienna
Veh Ibid
Turkeys
Fragmented Late 19th Century Adventure in Pet Names and Remedies
A garbled OCR sample mixes pet origin anecdotes with patent medicine pitches and classified notices. It lists pets from Hong Kong to France, then shifts to dubious cures for rheumatism, kidney troubles, and dyspepsia. The text includes product claims, testimonials, and ad copy for medicines, seeds, and a lighting trust dispute in St. Louis, closing with mixed notices and personal notices.
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Powder Trust
Wory
Bordeaux
Qin Wu
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Millevoye
Dreyfus
He Dell
Bronx City
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Maan
Pte
Gaui
Sutton
Seus
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Duta
Dun So
Coker
Northern
Laverpood
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Zany Main
May
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Nenehits
Spments
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Boston
Minaitni
Nicaragua
Atlas Company
Nater Morgan
Mirvards
Atin
Congressional Proceedings
Mexico
Hong-Kong
Ias-A-Ra
Japan
Hebe
Frances
Prilzty
Bebe
Brindeokw
Turme
Jane Seachem
Hestetter
van Eyster
de Peyster
Mother Gray
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Vernace
Salaer Seed Co
John
Suber Seed Co
TaGrosse
Wis
Sam Giles
Getur Stark
St. Lowis
St. Louis
Sighent
Lrmoe 1 Gonil
Joly Fou
Louis Barglar
Ubing
Ustua
Testimaitike Nee Grewon
Flee Company
Warren
Hiright Benatscat
Jacy Mienlar
Joseph Sleolar
Tel Es
Ce Ilwest
Hood
Gaitr
Grand Ave
Racine
Austracof
Uae
West
Sothorieat
Matt Gia Boreels
Croitcen
Imoffy Bowen
Pat Manhood
Eterility
Bermeerhy Mat Cae
W. Frawz
Drugeist
West Third Street
Sioux City
Brisera
Ae Og
Fay Vanille
Kay
Rengvato
Opinda
Hratearh
Tregwiets
Addrods
Weibs
Buffalo
Tvwren
ST. Jacobs
Sapolio
Stoux City Eiinting CO
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