Striking agricultural labor spreads through Italy
Portland reports wage advances by plant owners amid a broad labor turmoil as 150,000 farm workers strike in Italy. The Franco‑Prussian note prompts optimism in London and political unrest continues in Port of Prince Haiti. Various international incidents, arrests, and legal actions are noted alongside localized calamities and public notices.
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Ore
Italy
Porton Prince
Russia
France
London
E. P. Downey
Kansas City
San Francisco
Armistice Arranged Between Boers and British Leaders
Reports from London and Amsterdam indicate an armistice has been arranged between Generals Motha Vowet and Delarey and British forces. The truce aims to suspend offensives pending envoys' return and possible further talks with Lord Kitchener. Boer officials consider peace terms tied to full amnesty and independence, with a proposal for a British style administration for industrial centers.
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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 Of Mayor By Nation Follower
A nurse by profession named Miss Ilse Boise wheeled into Topeka and threatened to horse whip Mayor Parker after scolding him. She claimed sympathy with Mrs Nation but not aligned with raids and vowed to whip the governor if needed to enforce temperance laws. The incident ended without further discussion from Mr Warkur.
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Mrs. Nation
Parker
Topeka
Kaus
Miss Boise
Ilse
Belog
Hich
Boise
Warkur
Ste
Local Executions and Legal Delays Highlight Turbulent Week
Reports detail Charles Woollard facing pending writs of error as appeals probe the murder case amid a looming hanging. The National Irrigation Congress is postponed to October 1 due to schedule conflicts with the Trans-Mississippi Congress. A Northwest constable notes a wedding disruption and a failed attempt to resuscitate a dying spouse, with doctors unable to revive the woman.
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Colorado Springs
St. Paul
Trelasia
Thomas ¥. Walsh
Europe
A Move Toward Peace From Boer Leaders Visit
Acting President Schalburg and aides arrived near Balmoral March 2 with attendants and secret orders. They met with Lord Kitchener at his headquarters then rode to Kroonstad under safe conduct. British forces pressed at Klainosterkop while dispatch riders warned Balmoral. The wandering Boer government’s entry into British lines signals another step toward peace.
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Schalbiurger
F. W. Tells
Transvail
Buens Meyer
Kreigh
March Ltd
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Here
Scathburger
Lord Kitchener
Kroonstad
Schallburger
Klenosterkop
Rio Grande Fireman Kills Mountain Lion With Coupling Pin
RIO GRANDE fireman R H Jones killed a giant mountain lion near Salida Colorado in the Royal Gorge after luring it to the water. He used a coupling pin as a weapon then wrestled the animal from a rock ledge and delivered multiple blows to finish it. engineer Edward Greenman stopped the train during the hunt.
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R. H. Jones
Rio Grande
Royal Gorge
Salida
Colo
Arkansas
Jones
Edward Greenman
Pio
Strikers Clash at Boeske Petroleum Works Riot Delivers Casualties
The Mowcasus Gazette details a teen strike at Hathecbili petroleum works Eaton on Hinck sea. About 100 strikers went to a police station demanding the release of detainees. police refused, leading to a subsequent attack on the jail. The mob was met with gunfire from guards. thirty rioters were killed and one soldier wounded.
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Hathecbili
Eaton
Hinck Sea
Rmglenters
Atrikers
East Sedalia Tragedy Amid Kiddie Play
In East Sedalia Missouri a fatal shooting occurred during a playful reenactment. Edgar Allen, age peer to the victim Will Martin, shot Martin with a revolver while acting as Jesse James and Martin as Pinkerton detective. The incident drew an audience of about 11 spectators.
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Will Martin
East Sedalia
Edgar Allen
Jenke James
Peel
Allen
Jesse James
Martin
Pinkerton
Riot at Whitntes Leaves Several Dead in White Fight
A recent fatal riot in Aple fas between unnamed groups resulted in many deaths and injuries. The chaotic clash involved armed forces and left several guards and civilians dead as tensions escalated.
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Whitntes
Aple
Fatal shooting in Cory-Jov Ky leaves two dead
In Cory- Jov Kentucky a fatal shooting left GW Pritchett dead and John Melow fatally wounded after a dispute among women over business. Pritchett shot Below then Below shot Pritchett. He died from a through the heart wound. A coroner’s inquest exonerated Bulow.
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Cory- Jov
Pritchett
John Melow
Helow
Bulow
Medical Students Battle at Omaha College Firefight
About 200 students from Omaha Medical and Dental College fought for three hours in a lecture room. The clash drew in other classes, desks and furniture were destroyed, and many students were injured including Frank Miller who required stitches. Faculty were unable to stop the melee.
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Omaha Medical and Dental College
Pracuts
Frank Miller
House committee backs Roosevelt on Schley controversy
The House naval affairs committee voted seven to four to concur with President Roosevelt’s decision to end agitation over the Schley controversy and delay all related bills. Mudd of Maryland joined Democrats against adopting the report. Earlier Mudd proposed a favorable report praising Admiral Sedley and the Santiago battle participants, but it failed four to seven. A drought in northern Arkansas has caused severe suffering with no rain since last April, leaving families without income, food, or water for stock, forcing sale of livestock and livestock welfare at risk across the Missouri line into Arkansas.
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Maunderille
W. Va
George Carter
Carter
Breadley
Carson
Henith
Preston
Benkum
Tex
Perry Weight
Ace
Manier
Dakota Wizzard
Jamestown
Missouri River
Supreme Court of Texas
House
Roosevelt
Schley
Mudd
Maryland
Congress
Sedley
Hia
Santiago
Arkansas
Arkanen
British tobacconists reject Imperial Tobacco offer
The tobacconists of London refused the Imperial Tobacco Company proposal. The deal would have bound merchants to American bonds and ceded profits as premiums to buyers and dealers for four years, signaling a shift toward American trust influence in British independent firms.
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London
Imperial Tobacco Company
Festiity Trust
Great Britain
American Trust
South Africa Victory Praised by Kin g's County Guardians
A fragmentary war praise note lauds the South Africa republics and General De La Rey for a recent victory. It claims the triumph spreads national pride, mocks Britain, and aims to influence global opinion and jingoists.
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Kruger
King's County
South Africa
Heitien
Thor
Delarey
Kagland
Mlagrace
Ridlealy
Protecting Miners Bill Advances For Territory Workers
A territorial mining committee reports favorably on a house bill to shield miners in remote areas. The measure seeks to relax requirements for lighting and safety gear, proposing alternatives under certain conditions while ensuring protections at the scene.
Marie Bagl Weerliye Plant Strike Sparks Growing Tension
Unclear OCR reports tension at the Marie Bagl Weerliye plant amid a moulders strike. Mentions Coluiatin G and Lake wie billy Heaton, with references to a Hoh-nOO man and a quoted line about strikers. The fragmentary text preserves few definite names or dates.
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Leotiilen
Marie Bagl Weerliye Company
Coluiatin
Oule
Fale Tiele
Billy Heaton
Fragmented OCR suggests a historical note on weights and currency
The readable text mentions units such as pounds and dollars, monthly and yearly monetary terms, and references to a United Mint. It hints at a ledger style note with values around 1000, 810K, and 20H, though the garbled words obscure concrete events or dates.
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United Mintae
Suspended Irish Nationalist amid House of Commons row
In a heated Commons debate on South African affairs, John Dily Neu was suspended after refusing to withdraw during clashes with Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and Mr Chamberlain. Dillon called Chamberlain a liar. the motion to suspend passed 248 to 48, with a maximum one week likely.
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Chamberlain
Dillion
Dark days in China reported rebel strength grows
Advices from China claim the Viceroy received telegrams from Lung-Chin on the Anam border alleging Marshal Su's troops have deserted to the rebels. The messages say 20,000 foreign armed and drilled troops join the revolutionists, making rebellion seem ripe. Robberies rise, plantings are hampered by illness, and farm laborers turn to jobbing as unrest spreads.
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China
Lung-Chin
Anam
Marshal Su
Champion Litigant Palle Down Elevator
Mrs Julia B French a wealthy eccentric well known nationwide was found dead at her Moston residence on Thursday Her body disfigured lay atop the basement elevator having been there three or four days Medical Examiner Draper ruled the death an accident Mrs French aged 70 had a long record of lawsuits and was repeatedly involved as plaintiff across a wide geographic span from the Atlantic to the Rockies The case was described as litigation paranoia by Dr Bloorwar superintendent of Butler insane asylum in 1900
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Draper
Beengh
French
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Provisience
Russian Troops Mutiny Report From Lila Front
Fragmented dispatch describes mutiny by Russian soldiers at Lila as they refuse orders and attack an officer. A general plans a defile and acceleration of actions to extract surrender while broader Allied and German positions are discussed in distant contexts.
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Alriker
Congress Debates River Harbors and Post Office Relief
The House passes the river and harbor bill while planning a retard vote on a post office measure. Senate moves a war revenue plan and a presidential protection bill. floor debates feature Amendments and party lines as key figures from Alabama Connecticut Minnesota Florida and Mississippi express support or opposition.
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North
HOUSE
Howe
Cartles
Sulzer
New York
Messrs Town
Pitegerald
Maryland
Islin
Senate
Merger Suit Stirs State With Railroad Interests
A legal action to block or review a merger involving Northern Pacific and related lines is filed in Kansas City. Attorneys for the plaintiffs seek a junction order to restrain the merger with Northern Railway entities, citing jurisdictional and corporate interest concerns.
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Esuta
Enmrte
Faye
Hocuritien
Murvhreat
Northern Railway
Genecury
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Fendant
Northern Hen Company
Great Norsed
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