President Roosevelt Delays Western Tour After Trolley Crash
After severe bruises from a trolley accident in Pittsfield Mass President Roosevelt undergoes emergency surgery for an abscess in his left leg. He is moved by stretcher to a train and returns to Washington while doctors monitor his condition. Cortelyou announces the operation plans and the President later speaks at Indianapolis before entering hospital.
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Roosevelt
Pittsfield
Afass
Fuchsaiapolig
Budden
St. Vincent's
Hater
Washington
Indianapoelia
Vane
Columbia Club
Cortolrou
Tresidene Haysevelt
Cortelyou
Alass
President Undergoes Operation After trolley accident
The President, with doctors from Indiana and Washington, had an operation at St Vincent's hospital to remove a trauma bruise from the left leg. Physicians say the case is not serious and recovery should be speedy, though he must remain off the leg for about ten days to two weeks.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Columbia Club
St. Vincent's Hostal
George H. Oliver
Traianopolis
Phsician
George AL Lang
George J. Cook
Elenry Jameson
de. TL. Richardson
Ditfield
Mass
George EL Cortelyvotu
President DHa% lays cornerstone of new general postales building
In Mexico City a cornerstone ceremony marks the planned general postales building in the new business district near the palace. The edifice will combine stone and steel with notable architecture.
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Adl Shro
The
Globe
Dha
General Postales
City of
Mexico
McDowell County
W.a
John Wooten
John Squires
Will Ton- Wek
Roahrsaugh
Ottawa
Kan
Otawa University
James A. Semple
Planet Tashtear
United States
Denver
Cole
Frank B. Semple
Rio Grande System
John Shelz
Nome
Atchison, Kan
Strange fatality shadows tours of U S presidents
A fragmentary report suggests a pattern of fatal incidents or misfortunes linked to travels by American presidents. The text references Melkinley or Melkinley’s Western tour and notes health, assassination fears, and disruptions affecting official schedules.
No Governor Elected Amid Turbulent State Factionalism
The report notes no governor was elected as factions within the tribe contest rear nominees. The law requires a majority, but defections and party splits challenge the process. Observers mention misleading ballots and disputed counts, with references to legislative actions and public reactions.
Unclear OCR Summary of Early 20th Century Trade and Railnotes
Fragmented report discusses economic indicators including commodity markets Wheat flour and oats, railroad congestion in the West Chicago area, and domestic consumption versus exports. Mentions figures for weekly exports stockpiles and August returns with crude references to Canada and the United States. Notes on rail capacity, shipping delays, and infrastructure investment amid rising demand.
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Muli
Faye Previ
Iran
Enied States
Canada
Strikers and Operators Face Tense Coal War Standstill
News from a major labor dispute where miners strike and families face eviction as both sides dig in. Leaders vow to endure as winter pressures heighten, while operators promise to starve the miners into submission.
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Patek Awana
Courtness
Scelene B& Carrespondoni
Tollier
Petleal Co
Cuba
CGO HK
President Speech Outlines Economic Policy And Unity Goals
Fragmentary text describes a presidential speech urging nonpartisan focus on public good, national prosperity, and avoiding extreme partisanship. It references a hospital visit, a prepared speech for Cres City, and remarks tied to post Spanish-American War reforms and tariff effects.
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Kacey
Mwaukee
Cres City
Earerst Pateisam Tetpabry
Eed
Yomlinson Fair
Todianapolis
Not Likely to Resume Presidential Tour
Secretary Cartelon said the President has expressed no definite plan to continue the intercept trip. He noted the president’s time is fully occupied and that a message to Congress must be sent soon, with little chance the tour will be resumed as planned.
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Cartelon
Congress
President Roosevelt Injury Report Described After Surgery
Surgeon L Oliver discusses the Pitrcell accident with Mr Roosevelt’s injury. A swelling formed inside the leg above the ankle after the incident. A deposit of strum produced a pear shaped swelling and painful abscess. Removal of the pit was deemed necessary to prevent further extension and infection.
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L. Oliver
Roosevelt
Father of Minnesota EA Haas Remembered in State History
The article notes the life of EA Haas a Minnesota figure who served as treaty negotiator with the Chippewa and influenced U S territorial affairs. It mentions his birth in St Bunuel and his role within Minnesota governance and cabinet positions under President Harrison, highlighting his prominence in early state history.
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Dinitel Si
Fey
Minnesota
St. Bunuel
Bayer
ISGC
Dake
Fractured Leg Requires Months of Recovery Says Doctor
Medical note describes severe leg infection with pus drainage and swelling. Doctor estimates eight to ten days of stabilization followed by several weeks of recovery before normal conditions return.
Judge Durand Withdraws Democratic Governor Candidacy
Judge Durand withdraws from the Michigan gubernatorial race citing illness. Tao Lin el Durand had been a Democratic hopeful and left the nomination amid health concerns. The decision follows calls from the party chair and central committee for relinquishing the candidacy.
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Michigan
Tao Lines
EL Durand
Nuahly
Hig Fe
Vear
Miss
Tor Croyernar
Rnsituarion Nas Deen
Tastin
Whitive
Deas i Our We
Crovernoe
Abichigan
Deiraig
Peoria Speech Highlights War Policy Support
Secretary of War speaks in Peoria defending current defense toback Republicans in Congress. He argues the administration’s line is stronger than in early days and denounces Democratic critics while urging unity and continued readiness amid party debates.
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Teoria
Liefe Maindy
Francophone Frainish arrivals and stock exchange notes
In France a railway delay over ten minutes triggers a fine on the company. Eight Franciscan nuns, leaving France over religious association laws, arrive in New York en route to Canada. New York City Stock Exchange records show a sale of a membership to an unknown western man for $81,000, plus a $1,000 initiation fee. Memberships sold seven years ago as low as $18,500.
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Franciscan Nus
Franece
New York
Canada
New York City Stock Exchange
Payne Seeks 312 Million Dollar Rural Free Delivery Appropriation
Postmaster General Payne proposes a 312 million dollar appropriation for Rural Free Delivery for the coming fiscal year with 309 thousand more requested for December. The service began with 5 thousand routes in an experimental year and spent 1.75 million to July 1901. There are over 14 thousand rural routes needing expansion to 50 million dollars for new routes. Congressmen tout rural route growth as evidence of action while Spain’s Silvela becomes premier and promises reforms.
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Payne
Vastimaster
Sogtain
PUPILS BRING GW FUEL heavy scene at city schools exaggerates coal supply
The report describes pupils bringing coal to school as teachers and students discuss shortages and price impacts. It notes governors and coal dealers reacting to rising costs and limited supplies, with references to Philadelphia and Washington building coal needs, including a state official involved in a building project.
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Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Gant
Baird
Acy
State, War and Navy Departments
Washington
War Department exhibits in Neely case reach New York
Disputed items from the Neely case travel from the War Department to New York as exhibits. The article notes the transfer of materials including a large parade of field equipment and provisions tied to a broader withdrawal and repatriation plan for troops and artillery batteries.
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Philippines
Chaffee
Coal Strike and Cupid Marriages Hit Chicago Economy
A Chicago write-in era notes a coal strike’s cost burden on households as fuel prices rise and rent climbs. The piece links delayed marriages to high coal bills, apartment rent hikes, and shifting living costs as winter approaches. It cites Pennsylvanian strike effects and broader delays in planned nuptials and housing arrangements.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
Suanil
Ats
Vntamine
Seri Tire
Czar and the Trusts Debate on Tariffs and Prices
The article reports on a discussion among British officials about trusts and tariffs, noting concerns over price rises and potential differences from American practices. It mentions a proposal to allow a certain trust into the United States duty free and describes limited representation at a conference.
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Wales
de Fea Globe
United States
Fragmented Rail and Market Notes From a Turbulent Ledger
Disjointed OCR notes reference rail routes linking Indianapolis to Milwaukee and Wheatfields, with various price fragments, lines and stations. Mentions of mixed wheat grades, prime beef, and market cues hint at commodity trading and transport.
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Bhetia
Lidianapolis
Tooprbae
Buleers
Aed Bucter
Aris
FAO
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