Earthquakes Shock South Australia and Global Turmoil
A brief news roundup reports a minor quake in South Australia with no casualties, while other items note a fatal cholera death in Pekin, a Seattle baby murder suspect at large, coal mine strikes in West Virginia involving 29,000 workers, and varied international updates. Also mentioned are Kruger’s illness, King Albert’s critical condition, the Pennoyer will valued at 150000, and Margaret Taylor's return after kidnapping.
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South Australia
Pekin
Pant Underwood
Seattle
West Virginia
Albert
Saxony
Pennoyer of
Cregon
Margaret Taylor
Cincinnati
Hermosllo
Sonora
Mutiny at Oregon Prison Sparks Deadly Escape
Desperate inmates Harry Tracy and David Merrill kill four guards at Oregon penitentiary and flee, using rifles and revolvers possibly smuggled in by visitors. A widespread manhunt ensues as guards pursue the convicts through nearby woods toward capture.
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Harry Tracy
David Merrill
Oregon
Fobbery
Frank Girard
Frank Ferrell
Girard
Beerell
Ferrell
Tracy
Merrill
John Stapleton
Tugrat
Jones
Tiffany
New Tracy
Mecrill
Portland
Italians in Minn. Shootings Deadly Street Clash Near Camp
On Concord Street in Paul Minnesota a fight between Italians and laborers escalated with pistol fire and shotgun blasts. Roberge Marchotte and Wayman were wounded after guards hid and shots rang out.
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Meg Roberge
Mra
Marcotte
Wayaran
Roberge
Marchotte
Tothera
Mare Totte
Wayman
Race War Quelled North of Meridian Mississippi
A threatened uprising of African Americans northeast of Meridian arises from a call urging bands of negroes to attack whites. A local preacher sought Ruby Hutchered that a mob would march countywide destroying property. Whites armed with Winchesters deterred the plan, leaving residents alarmed but hopeful the danger has passed.
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Meridian
Mise
Merdian
Wolves Rampant in Eastern Wyoming Spur Bounty Reactions
Predatory wolves surge in eastern Wyoming despite state bounties and stockman offers. Natrona County reports ten dairy cows killed in one raid by wolves near Sweetwater. In Laramie County Athol area stockmen consider leaving as wolf numbers rise. a wolf pelt is valued at twenty dollars in eastern Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Natrona County
Fred Olmeted
Athol
Laramie
Frightened to death by a window fall
Mrs J Fenley of Hoboken reported a child fell through a wire from a window, believed to be her son. She called his name in grief before collapsing, later dying in bed. Authorities said there was no confirmation of the boy’s identity or cause of the incident yet.
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Mra
J. Fenley
Hoboken
Hearst
Thanksgiving in Africa Observed in Pretoria Square
The return of peace was celebrated with a Sunday service in Pretoria's principal square. Thousands gathered outside the roped troops, Boers present with mixed demeanor, as the archbishop of Cape Town officiated. Lord Kitchener General Baden Powell and Lady Methuen attended with other notable figures.
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Pretoria
Cape Town
Lord Kitchener
Baden Powell
Methuyn
Methuen
Bryan Rejects Nebraska Governor Run After Interview
William J. Bryan released a statement Saturday evening asserting he will not be a candidate for governor this fall. He answered questions from a former senator who suggested he seek a fusion nomination.
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Evaning
Willian J. Bryan
Poetrend
Goveernor
Nebraska
Allen
Mr. Kryan
Fragmented OCR note on di l restoration and names
Messy text describes kerosene oil saturation of something, references several names and places in a clipped, unclear sequence. No coherent event or clear subjects emerge beyond scattered proper nouns and generic actions.
Undefined OCR fragment hints at local incident and names
Fragmentary text mentions several names and places with unclear actions. It references a person called Dewey Crane and a location linked to Deert billing and a leaker. The passage remains garbled, lacking clear events or dates to form a solid summary.
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Willy Solty
Dewey Cranere
Thier
Perures
Valker
Military units retreat from Coloy to Paname
Government troops stationed at Coloy Colombia, over 5200 cm, have left for Paname. At Patioiin they will raise sirens with the troops, who named several Thomas, and will immediately oppose the Interunte lyod in an attack. General Pemylin Cerne will command the expedition.
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Coloy
Colombia
Paname
Patioiin
Pert
Thomas
Pemylin Cerne
Mystery Words From A Distant Ledger
A garbled excerpt hints at a dated event with scattered names and places. The fragment mentions a memoir and several unclear entities, suggesting a historical notice or reminiscence, but the readable parts offer few concrete details to anchor a full summary.
Volcano Death Toll Mounts in Central America Blast
Palena news dispatch from San Paneco reports that Retabulen, at the base of Mount Tacoos in Gustemele, was buried under lava and ash during a volcanic eruption. About 1000 people are believed dead, with Champanio and nearby Taywehalo also affected. The eruption occurred days before Palena reached Champanio.
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Central America
Palena
San Peanelsco
Retabulen
Mount Tacoos
Gustemele
Volcanis
Champanivo
Taywehalo
Champanioo
Elephant Attacks Man During Plague Provocation
A man named Louie J Dandern tried to tickle the elephant Tops by the ears. Top reared and hurled him aloft by the waist, then threatened to crush him. The keeper arrived as Tops prepared to step on him, stopping the fatal act.
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Tops
Lormen
Brooklyn
Louie J
Dandern
Dondeyo
Lim
Chicago Packing Teamsters Strike Ends at Grand Pacific
The Chicago packing teamsters strike ended at 15 o'clock Thursday after a secret conference at the Grand Pacific hotel. Representatives of packers and teamsters reached an agreement marking a partial victory for the union as packers pledge no discrimination against union members and accept a scale two cents below the men’s demand.
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Teamsters
Chicago
Packers
Grand Pacific Hotel
President Roosevelt Declines To Interfere In Coal Strike
After a cabinet meeting President Roosevelt ruled there is no legal basis for presidential intervention in the dispute between coal operators and striking miners. He noted the 1592 law authorizing such an appointment has been repealed, leaving him no authority to share responsibility for the situation.
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Roosevelt
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
New York Board of Trade
French National Assembly Row Brews Near Civil Strife
A chaotic exchange in the French chamber saw deputies accuse each other of derision and loyalty, with shouting and heated remarks about the republic and foreigners. In Martinique, ducal officials reported a volcanic eruption near Fort de France triggering panic and spreading smoke toward Fort Saint Louis.
Two Drowned in Flood At Wieh Waters
A flood tragedy at Suline Kam leaves two men dead as rescue teams search the area. Local officials and emergency crews coordinate, while residents brace for rising waters and potential further incidents.
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Ieee
Riot Policemen Clash At Stockyards Injuries Reported
A violent confrontation at the stockyards left many injured as crowds battled police. George June, an Anglo American Packing employee, was knocked unconscious with a baseball bat after being struck at the wagon. Dozens more were assaulted or hit by stones. police, overwhelmed, could not stop the clashes. Hospitals reported heavy casualties as day turned to night.
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Dane Ger
George June
Anglo-American Packing Company
Aguinaldo Prison Palace Details Revealed
Witness recounts Aguinaldo’s prison a palace with a large retinue of servants and ample comforts. The former palace, once Worcester’s, rented at $500 Mexican per month, and housed Aguinaldo, his family, a physician, carriage, and funded meals under American guard.
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Hucocoming
McUlar
Jones
Aguinaldo
Worcester
White House
Washington
Riot at Granite City Mills After Strike Clash
A riot occurred at Granite City Newfoundland and Labrador when several hundred molders and non union workers clashed at 5 am. A trainload of non strikers arrived for work, prompting threats and stones, followed by revolver fire. Five men were shot, two fatally. victims included two black non union workers and three white strikers.
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Granite City
JURY WORTH A BILLION New York millionaires named for panel
Sheriff in New York calls fifteen men for a three month jury, their aggregate wealth over a billion dollars. Notables include J B McDonald J P Morgan D Rockefeller and William K Vanderbilt among others. A storm disaster narrative about a British vessel from Madras and Bermuda is noted with wreck aftermath.
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Sheriff's Jury
Sheriff Then
New York
J. B. McDonald
J. P. More
D. Rockefeller
William Rocker
Frederick W. van Dorbets
William K. Vanderbilt
John D. Avchbold
Prominent Clermont Farmer Found Dead in Saloon Rear
Lawrence Jones aged 32 a well known Clermont county Ohio farmer was found dead in the rear of Joe French s saloon in Marrow The Inez Line reported he was seen alive at Atto elocle Wednesday after drinking two quarts of whisky Hope for self destruction is not certain as authorities pursue the case.
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Lawrence Jones
Clermont County
Ohio
Joe French
Marrow
Inez
Elocle
Unclear OCR fragment notes multiple names and events
Fragmentary notices show a jumble of names and phrases with possible mentions of people, places, treatment, and dates. The legible pieces suggest a chaotic report page with medical or courtlike details, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary newspaper note about Harmful foods and remedies
An incomprehensible clipping references meals and remedies with scattered words about foods and youths. Names, dates, or clear events are unreadable, leaving only garbled phrases and stray terms.
Debates Over Anti Snarchy Dill Ended In Senate
The general debate closed today on the anti snarchy Dill amid a heated speech by Mr Ritehardwon an Alabama Democrat condemning the president for memorial day references at Arbiieron and for epithets toward Lincoln and Grant during the Civil war He argued the president’s remarks disrespect the occasion The senate then resumed work after routine business with Mr Manns of Ohio arguing in favor of the Isthmian canal bill and Panama work.
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Ritehardwon
Alabama
Arbiieron
Lincoln
Grant
Senate
Mtr. Manns
Ohio
Panama
War on The Kiltime Law Moves Amid Adjournment
The house debated amendments to antivanare by DIF VLA with only Mc Call of Massachusetts opposing the line to strike the word awanule linked to Killing in the chlor magii trate inhibition. Debates halted as DeArmond of Missouri moved to resort and the quorum failed, forcing adjournment. In the Senate, routine business followed, then a bill to fund a 19,000,009 appropriation for purchasing 200,000 acres for a national forest reserve across Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee was discussed with Depew speaking in support.
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DIF Vla
Call
Massachusetts
Senate
London
Depew
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Fragmented 0/1 protest amid 1930s senate debate notes
Dense OCR style recounts proposed 0/1 protest against top officials and embargo policy, with mentions of forest reserve transfers to agriculture and naval appropriations. References President Roosevelt and isthmian canal plans, plus a fatal boating accident on the Ohio and Erie canal near Chillicothe.
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