Monetary Commission Studies Gurrency Reform and Gold Standard
Washington sees the Monetary Commission reconvene to study strengthening the gold standard under a new currency system. Members discuss silver certificates, treasury reserves, and the balance between gold backing and public credit amid potential reforms.
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Washington
Get
Monetary Commission
Jule Googe
J. E. Kvvarelss
Etd Mabaana
Chive York
J. W. Fri 'Han Garnett
Robert
Messrs
Watterson
Garnett
Laughlin
Lumor
Republic
Converts in the City Embrace Faith Shift
Despite a long history of Buddhism and Buddhism related symbols, a sizable neighborhood reports a wave of religious conversions. The Catholic and Episcopal communities note growing interest as about 10,000 residents engage with new faiths or re-centered beliefs.
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Paul Ficoo
Miners Gauge Royalty Threat Amid Yukon Placer Boom
A Klondike report says Canada plans an 18 percent royalty on average Yukon placer output and a lower rate for richer mines. Locals denounce Ottawa’s move, fearing ruin of Bonanza Creek and other workings while noting rising yields and growing populations in the region.
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Alberta
Bonanza Creek
N. We
Dominion
Ottawa
Aumumus
Klondike
Indian Creek
Jinson
Mer
Chilkoot
Prrtio
Duncan
Alaska Commercial Company
Tay
Prank
J Maloney
Chilkeat
Sekirk
Milton Trail
Behiid
Dawestun
Leedy Calls for Capital Punishment for Murderers
Kansas Governor Leedy advocates hanging for murder and promises to sign warrants for executions. He notes current law allows life terms or hanging for first degree murder and says fifty inmates await execution warrants, with no prior governors willing to sign.
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Leedy
Yooka
Kun
Kamas Lng
Leedy xi
de Duy
Xovermurs
Wl Iine Derem
Fragmentary OCR Bank Notice Hidden in Apostrophe Text
The readable fragment mentions a bank with deposits and liabilities. It cites assets around 115, 12 percent offer, and a plan to pay a fee per 100 share, but the text is garbled with stray words and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
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Monéreat
Elity Fund
Stae
Americans Freed in Mexico After Acquittal of Nine
John Rolly and companions were acquitted in Mexico on charges tied to a war line incident. The release comes after a prior conviction was viewed as unjust, prompting a new inquiry and judgment favoring the defendants. Names and places referenced include Duranga Mesiea and the Tron Mountain company, with U.S. Department of State involvement noted.
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John Rolly
Karr
Seca
Feil
Washington
Duranga
Mesiea
Department of State
Jehan Hatly
Am Americana
Othey
Bebra Flueen
Taining
Svas
War Lines
Tele
Aan
Fry
Tron Mountain Company
Firat
Init
Queen LLL Dangers Ill in Have Dee ya Attende
Queen Lila olealand aged 18 is dangerously ill in Washington. She returned from a San Br ien trip days ago in bad health. A physician was summoned as her condition worsened. Two doctors are in almost constant attendance at her side.
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Washington
Lila Olealand
San Brien
Diplomatic Break Averted Over Imperial Telegram
A planned dispatch from Kaiser Wilhelm to the Queen Regent of Spain was halted after opposition from Chancellor and concerns in Washington. The incident, tied to Cuba and U S intervention, sparked a storm of criticism and raised fears of diplomatic missteps affecting international relations.
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New York
Kaiser Wilhelm Hing
Cuba
Mohentohe
Vertin
Ilohenlohe
United States
Egent Christina
Het
Hohenzollern
Israel
Saution
Krueger
Transvaal
Washington
Pateh
Tsurope
America
City Prepared for Raid by Desperate Bandits
Independence Kansas braces as an outlaw gang linked to Hawkins and Phillips, who robbed Steele Island train weeks ago. They planned a daytime bank run, aiming to trigger a townwide strike, but one member drank and surrendered. Town guards prepare to thwart further attacks with armed resisters and electric alarms.
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Alenkin
Aril
Steele Island
Terelia
Dempsey Falls In Friendly Bout With Fitzsimmons
Spectators at the Fountain theater in Cincinnati saw a friendly sparring bout turn serious when Jack Dempsey received a blow to the right breast from Bob Fitzsimmons. Dempsey collapsed, was carried off stage, and an announcer said he could not continue. He later appeared at the theater with no lasting injuries.
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Fountain Theater
Bitz
Mike Dempsey
Dempsey
New York
Fitz
Wren
Inet
Heroe
Fite
Dempery
Denys
Jie
Demypaty
Uie
Aid Walle Nat
Tiiz
Fire
Praest Rooter
Yun
Dub Ii
Indian man confessing to murder over fish bait dispute
A group of men located a dead body at a Ta ttinn after fishing on Bag creel. The offender confessed, stating he killed the man for money, denying the accusation of killing for any other reason.
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Jones
Tattinn
Deadman
Farge
Lawna
Ihe
Anoney
Wide
Fia Ak
Jerdu's Eighty Fourth Birthday Celebration Reported
An item notes the eighty fourth birthday celebration for Jerdu, with details about attendees and venue in Paris. The fragment mentions timing around December and previews continued festivities.
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Jerdu
McKinley Pastoral Leader Remembered at Metropolitan Methodist
Unclear fragments recount religious service at Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church honoring a pastor believed connected to President McKinley era. Lists Vistol and town names with vague references to wartime events and sensational moments involving Newnan. The passage is fragmentary and authorship unclear.
Unclear OCR Item Sparks Confusion Over Death and Territory
Fragmentary text references a death in an eight week period and disruptions across Texas and nearby regions. Mentions en route travel, wheat prospects, and commitments affecting schedules. The piece names locations and individuals in garbled form, reflecting OCR errors from a historical page.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at political upheaval and leadership change
Fragmentary text references government action and officials amid a crisis. Names and places are unreadable, with garbled phrases about ministers, lieutenants, and telegraph orders suggesting a sudden shift in authority and public response.
Suban Sympathizers Active Near West Point
Report notes Suban sympathizers are active, with a convoy moving toward a coastal area. A vessel details a visit by a group, while three men stationed at West Point are assigned to oversee a valuation task.
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SUBAN
la Fel Jerpers
Saun
Eve
Focuerly
Ope
Ubone Tine
West Pain
Valunigern
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