Portland mill owners raise wages amid broad farm strike tide
A Portland Oregon report notes plant mill proprietors plan wage increases while agriculture strikes spread across Italy involving about 150000 farm laborers. Other items cover political arrests in Port au Prince, reactions to Anglo Japanese alliance, and various international incidents.
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Portland
Ore
Italy
Porton Prince
Russia
France
London
E. P. Downey
Kansas City
San Francisco
Armistice Arranged Between Boers and British Reported
A London Chronicle note reports an armistice arranged between Generals Motha Vowet and Delarey with observers to monitor a ceasefire until envoys return to Boer lines. Boer envoys may confer with Lord Kitchener after briefing Schalleburger, as peace terms face hard demands including full amnesty for Cape rebels.
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London Daily Chronicle
Schalle Tureer
Dewet
Tdawet
Delarey
Botha
Tets
Totha
Lord Kitchener
Amsterdam
Schalleburger
Europe
Traveraal
Kruger
Leyds
Horse Whipping the Mayor in Topeka Chronicle
Misa Blanche Rover, a nurse by profession and ally of Mrs Nation, horse whipped Mayor Parker in his office in Topeka. She warned of further action against the governor, said she aimed to force enforcement of temperance laws, and claimed no organization backed her.
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Misa Blanche Rover
Mrs. Nation
Parker
Topeka
Kaus
Miss Boise
Ilse
Belog
Hich
Boise
Warkur
Ste
Murder case ties up after plea for writ of error
Charles Woollard faces potential execution after a murder verdict. his lawyers seek a writ of error arguing the law used did not pass properly in the legislature. The case hinges on whether the conviction stands and if the execution can be postponed for a new review. The article also notes the National Irrigation Congress delay and related political schedules, plus a wedding story and a note on a Northwest constable.
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Charles Woollard
Casper
Sherif Birker
Woodard
Colorado Springs
St. Paul
Trelasia
Thomas ¥. Walsh
Europe
A Move Toward Peace In Boer War Dispatch
A Boer delegation led by Acting President Schalburg and officials arrived near Balmoral and met Lord Kitchener before traveling to Kroonstad under safe conduct. British forces pressed the retreating party from Klenosterkop and held Balmoral, with reports that the wandering government seeks a peace move as censor reports confirm.
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Lorton Sanday
Schalbiurger
F. W. Tells
Transvail
Buens Meyer
Kreigh
March Ltd
Balmoral
Here
Scathburger
Lord Kitchener
Kroonstad
Schallburger
Klenosterkop
Rio Grande Fireman Slays Mountain Lion With Coupling Pin
R G fireman R H Jones killed a massive mountain lion near Salida Colorado in the Royal Gorge. He used a coupling pin as a weapon after the animal attacked a rock and slipped into water. Jones then struck the lion multiple times, ending the fight in seconds. He had asked engineer Edward Greenman to stop the train before the confrontation.
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R. H. Jones
Rio Grande
Royal Gorge
Salida
Colo
Arkansas
Jones
Edward Greenman
Pio
Strikers at Cetrolena Works Riot in Eaton
The Hathecbili petroleum works strikers from Eaton demanded the release of prisoners. After a refused demand, they attacked the jail and were fired upon by soldiers. Thirty rioters were killed and one soldier wounded.
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Mowcasus
Hathecbili
Eaton
Hinck Sea
Rmglenters
Atrikers
Fatally Shot Boy in East Sedalia by Playmate
In East Sedalia Mo Edgar Allen a playmate of his own age fatally shot Martin Will Martin aged in by a 14 caliber revolver during a reenactment of the Jesse James Pinkerton detective tale. Allen fired when Martin tried to claim the land it. A Jenke James company and several boys watched a crowd of about 11 days.
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Will Martin
East Sedalia
Edgar Allen
Jenke James
Peel
Allen
Jesse James
Martin
Pinkerton
Riot at Whitntes Sparks Fatal Clash in Aple Fas
In a chaotic incident at Whitntes, a fatal riot erupted between rival groups. Eight gens d'armes were killed in the ensuing violence as tensions rose amid a crowd of Albanians and other participants. Details remain scarce as authorities investigate the scene.
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Whitntes
Aple
Fatal shooting in Cory- Jov Kentucky settlement
In Cory- Jov Kentucky a fatal shooting left GW Pritchett dead and John Melow fatally wounded amid a dispute between women over business. Pritchett shot Below, Below wounded Pritchett, a bullet through the heart killed Pritchett, the mob scene ended with Below surviving and Pritchett dying. the coroner’s verdict exonerates Bulow.
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Cory- Jov
Pritchett
John Melow
Helow
Bulow
Medical Students Battle at Omaha College
About 200 students from the Omaha Medical and Dental college fought for three hours in a lecture room. The clash drew in peers from other classes, clubs and broken furniture flew, and Frank Miller required stitches after a head injury. Faculty could not stop the melee.
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Omaha Medical and Dental College
Pracuts
Frank Miller
Congress backs Roosevelt on Schley dispute ending
The house committees on naval affairs adopted a seven to four resolution concurring with President Roosevelt to end the Schley controversy and postpone all related bills. Mudd of Maryland defected, co authorizing a separate favorable report thanking Admiral Sedley and his crew for Santiago. A drought in northern Arkansas brings severe suffering with zero rain since April, leaving families hungry and stock without food or water. The drought tracks northward into Missouri across the Mississippi River.
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House
Roosevelt
Schley
Mudd
Maryland
Congress
Sedley
Hia
Santiago
Arkansas
Arkanen
Tobacco firms in London reject American trust offer
The tobacconists of London refused the Imperial Tobacco Company's bid to bind dealers to the American trust. The move claimed the trust would push independent British companies into American hands and divert profits as four-year premiums to buyers and dealers.
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London
Imperial Tobacco Company
Festiity Trust
Great Britain
American Trust
South Africa Victory Mentioned by Guardians of Kings County
A clearest record praises the South Africa republics and leader Delarey for a recent victory. The note extols the height of military triumph, claims it spreads flagrant power across the globe, and predicts a positive effect on international attitudes amid a strong sense of admiration.
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Kruger
King's County
South Africa
Heitien
Thor
Delarey
Kagland
Mlagrace
Ridlealy
Protection for Miners in Territories Bill Favored
The committee on mining reported a favorable view on the house bill aimed at protecting miners in the territories. The proposal seeks to avoid photoelectric lighting and laser guidance requirements, with stipulations on entitlement and delineation of duties for water and care.
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Sonal Committee On Mining
Territories
Weler
Leotiilen Moulders Strike At Marie Bagl Plant
Unclear OCR fragment references a strike at the Marie Bagl plant near Coluiatin G. The text mentions moulders, strikers, and a person named Jimall Hed with vague details about a hiring or meeting. Names and places are obscured, leaving uncertain specifics.
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Leotiilen
Marie Bagl Weerliye Company
Coluiatin
Oule
Fale Tiele
Billy Heaton
Fragmented OCR Note on Weights and Markets
OCR reading shows garbled figures and names about weights, currencies, and markets. It references pounds, dollars, and a year cycle with unclear entities such as United Mintae and Gel welere, making precise facts unavailable.
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United Mintae
Turbulent House of Commons Suspension of Dillon
In a heated Commons session on South African affairs Liberal Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman clashed with Chamberlain over insults and slander accusations. Irish Nationalist John Dillon called Chamberlain a liar, refused to withdraw, and was suspended 248 to 48, for up to one week.
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Dillon
Chamberlain
Dillion
Dark days in China spur rumor of rebellion
Advices from China report the Viceroy has received telegrams from Lung Chin on the Anam border claiming Marshal Su's troops deserted to join rebels. The dispatches say rebels gain 20 000 foreign armed troops and the country seems ripe for rebellion. Robberies increase and farming laborers shift to jobbing as spring crops are blocked.
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China
Lung-Chin
Anam
Marshal Su
Champion Litigant Palle Down Elevator
Mrs. Julia B. French a wealthy and famous figure nationwide was found dead in her Mason residence on Thursday. The body lay on an elevator canopy in the basement for several days. Medical Examiner Draper ruled the death an accident suggesting she fell from the third floor into the elevator shaft. French, aged 70, had a long history of lawsuits and litigation spanning from the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains, with a 1900 testimony noting a tendency toward litigious paranoia.
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Julia B. French
Moston
Draper
Beengh
French
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountains
Bloorwar
Butler Insane Asylum
Provisience
Mutiny by Russian troops at Lila sparks clashes
Fragmentary report describes Russian troops firing blank cartridges and then refusing orders to advance, attacking their officer who later died from bayonet wounds. General plan mentioned to pursue Guevarra and coordinate surrender efforts. Containment talks between Central Sevyth and Gosia referenced with unclear details.
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Lila
Alriker
Omiun
Ireland
Banmar
Eablee Watte
Guevarre
Guevarra
Seyith
Gosia
Eral Bilth Will Offer Hinnety
Hilegianon
Annink
Ialand
Legislative session summaries mix of river bill and war revenue acts
Fragmented report outlines House and Senate actions including passage of the river and harbor bill and war revenue provisions. Mentions amendments and debates on election laws and the president's protection bill. Notes senators and representatives from Alabama Connecticut Minnesota Florida and Mississippi.
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Pune
Bellamy
North
HOUSE
Howe
Cartles
Sulzer
New York
Messrs Town
Pitegerald
Maryland
Islin
Senate
Merger fight heads to court amid complex party names
A chaotic record outlines a planned legal challenge over a merger involving Northern Railway firms and others, with a court filing in St. Meal and references to juristic actions, coroner notes, and disputed parties. The text name checks Trumann Mele HiME Tenet A Chandler and a Kansas City woman amid scattered details and expenditures.
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Esuta
Enmrte
Faye
Hocuritien
Murvhreat
Northern Railway
Genecury
Dietind
Fendant
Northern Hen Company
Great Norsed
Northern Pacific
Turlington
Brough
Truman
Kankae
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