WINE STRIKE OUTLOOK TROOPS ACTIVE AT OLYPHANT
In Scranton Pa Sept 24 nine companies of the Thirteenth regiment were sent to oversee disturbances near a Cy plant. Troops engaged at battey lines and patrols maintained contact with guard posts. Rioting at Averhard was absent but clashes occurred in Wilkesbarre and nearby towns. Deputy Sheriff McAndrew wounded. Hungarian dead. President Mitchell weighs actions in Lackawanna county as strikers resist police and stay protests amid military presence. Ministers and workers fear prolonged violence and aim to resume work under protection of troops.
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Roumania and the Jews Crisis Seen by British Observer
London report analyzes British and American positions on Roumanian treatment of Jews. It notes that without decisive action by major powers, large scale relief seems unlikely, while Downing Street debates firm measures versus sentiment and US hopes for relief persist at the embassy.
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Bloodshed at Lebanon prompts deadly shooting incident
In Lebanon Pennsylvania a violent event left a seventeen year old colored youth mortally wounded and dying at a hospital. Reports claim disturbances sparked by a mob threatening passersby as Governor Stone Wil considers sending troops to quell unrest with locations and names appearing in circulating notes.
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First of Pts Peeneh Poet Credited for Ship Launch
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Philadelphia based shipbuilding update. References to Meenen salting vessels approved to be tid, a vessel to the Padleauuiere, a launch at St Nazaire, and a recent baptism of a Peeneh ship, with government intervention implied.
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Turwlach Viethw Neng, Tray, & Ya Real. 2t-dote Under
A fragmented local notice notes an event in this city with references to water supply and an early morning incident. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a report of a turnout and actions by city authorities.
Republicans Conve nean Its Syevehox Temporary Chair
Saratoga New York September 21 Republicans opened their state convention naming a temporary chair as the platform debate and Cuba policy dominated the proceedings. Quigg and Nixon drew attention while speakers urged protectionism and opposition to imperialism as the party sought unity amid charges of Cuba policy and trusts.
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May Artludaon Valley Strike and Veterans Vote
An unclear report notes a strike at May Artludaon Valley and a railway dispute. It mentions veterans from Spain and the United States voting on a joint action with the Spanish American War Veterans, alongside a declaration by local officials about the strife and related measures.
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Unclear OCR item with names and date fragments
Fragmentary OCR text lists several names including Fannie Palas Haytain Dunn Baltlevere and mentions a September 1 date tied to Storti md Me. The garbled content references Boston and a cave like location with scattered proper nouns and positions, lacking coherent narrative.
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Fragmented OCR Notice from Errant Locales
An unclear report from Elizabethtown and Rochester notes a fatal crossing incident near a train, with two men driving to a fair when a collision occurred. Names appear garbled, but references to Israel Th and Jon L. Devry suggest a deadly crash connected to a railway crossing in or near a Fair context.
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Youthful murderer hanged in Reading Pa
George Gaus was hanged in Reading on September 24 for the murder in October last of Annie Witter, a fifteen year old girl. Gantz won twenty one, idle and white leas.
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De Wet Denies Death of His Thirteen Year Old Son
The Hague Sept 24 General De Wet has received no telegram from South Africa announcing the death of his thirteen year old son The news runs contrary to sensational reports from abroad and leaves De Wet in Spirits as he awaits official word regarding the tragedy.
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President’s wartime address ends after leg surgery
The address, delivered at Tomlinson Hall to Spanish American War Veterans, centers on preparedness and postwar readjustment. The president advocates stability over surgical upheaval, urging national unity and warning against drastic tariff changes. Surgeons remove an abscessed leg injury sustained in a recent accident and order rest for two weeks.
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British Ordiser Sails Mepore of Dimerster at Venezuela
London reports strain in Growe Beilin and Venezuela causing a fleet redeployment. The Avante Sytadron and several cruisers attend Newfoundland and Hventidig stations. Destroyers and rockets move. Mendihte had a Carnens departure under orders, but fate unknown. No confirmation on Kalul reward or other detachments received.
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International arbitration court case on pious fund debated
The Pioua Punit Cane case in San Micaelsos concerns a dispute over a pious fund. Lawyers argue Movice was ruled by a prior arbitration judgment, contested as a means to influence broader counsel and national interests.
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The Boxers' New Leader Arrives Amid Tense China Tensions
Avians report arrivals on the steamship Thome signaling Boxer leadership shifts under Li Lat Ghisus at Ghens TY Te. The event follows connections to Tab Bal Cuan ay Henteapae of Melia Cue and prompts declarations about Boxers asserting authority as foreign observers note the new figure in Watng wt Chenglu.
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Attempt on Cramhive and derailed train in St. Petersburg
Fragmentary report describes two incidents near Lonion and Kursk involving attempts to derail a train. In one case a runes doorway blocked the exit. in the other a tin was wrecked. The avarveyed St. Peturstoucg reacted sharply, and officials noted the two events as separate cases.
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Weather-turbulent days lash Kingston region reports
In Kingston and surrounding areas a string of severe weather events since September 24 has brought repeated thunderstorms and powerful electrical charges. Reports describe destructive weather damaging churches and other property across multiple regions.
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Confession of Young Merman Eunders Grandson in Murder Case
A young man, William C. Anderson, son of Brigham Young, is held in the Tombs after a murder at Broadway and Sixth Avenue. He is described as disreputable, with old clothes, and is said to have confessed to a fatal stabbing of Mrs. Tulitzer, detailing attempts to dispose of the body and a plan involving a trunk. Police pursue verification of his statements and connections.
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Uritish Government Ceclared Amid Election Tension
Fragmented OCR text reports a British government declaration tied to the Congregational Union and election measures. It mentions Alfred Beriytton and dates in Sept with unclear place names and political actions. The readable fragments suggest government withdrawal of a proposed policy affecting the country.
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