Search for Lost Treasures Off Jamaica A Treasure Hunt
An 19th century Kingston report recounts Harvard students sailing Mayflower from New York to locate a Spanish galleon wreck near Silver Bay between Port Plata and Turks Island. A Jamaican syndicate previously searched, divers recovered trinkets, no major gold found, storms hindered efforts, and a renewed expedition plans a more systematic search.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Harvard
New York
Montegois 'Y
Henry Arthur Blake
Silver Bay
Purrio Plata
Turks Ieland
Albermarle
Dry counties emerge in Ohio and pensions stance debated
Ohio officials discuss county option laws with Secretary Horix of the Personal Liberty league predicting all 84 counties will not go dry. Anti Saloon League aims for congressional district option pending favorable legislature. Bevan denies opposing soldiers pensions. supports liberal pension policy. Also reports Bishop of Connecticut near death after stroke and Admiral Sperry's dispatch on a sailor's suicide at Manila.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Horix
Personal Liberty League
AntiHaloon League
Sue
Harty
Fairview
Lincoln
W. J. Bevan
Yeoman
Hay
Washington
Sperry
Manila
George Shit
Virginia
Hancock Street
New York
Machinists Return to Work in Ottawa
The Canadian Department of Labour says Canadian Pacific machinists have accepted the board’s conciliation award under the Lemieux act, ending the strike. Workers agreed to the award and will resume on the basis set, with weekly or bi monthly pay arrangements continuing as directed.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Department of Labor
Canadian Pacific
Whabington
Gen. Crower
Atis Change
Wishes Alliance Success in National German Election
The report notes anticipated cooperation as the party in Philadelphia and General Ger 8 President HOO Felermut aims to secure the federal election line at the national German electoral committee. The piece emphasizes unity within the alliance and readiness for the upcoming vote.
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Philadelyila
Notable Miscellany of Legal and Entertainment News
Verdict awards 3500 for trolley injuries to Georgia Kane who sued for 20000. Kane faces perjury charge in a case with Georgia Kane testifying about broken limbs. Dewell Hopper sustains a severe fall on stage in New York, hospitalization follows. Bulgarian Turkish war prospects seen as unlikely to profit either side. Eugene V Debs campaigns in Massachusetts with large crowds. Nance O Neil returns to New York’s Majestic Theatre in a new play. Guthrie Oklahoma printing case against State Capital Printing Co. Governor Maxell suit aims to recover 195000. Congressman Bird S Metcalfe replies, seeking trial before election to inform voters.
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London Vateville
Public Service Corporation
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Dewell Hopper
New York
Parle
Bulgaria
Turker
Weatfelt
Springfeld
Worcester
Netick
Boston
Eugene V
Socialian
Tie Red
Anton Massachusette
Nance O'Neil
Majendle Theater
George Cameron
Guthrie
Okla
Opt
Maxwell
Dove
Oklahoma
State Capital Printing Co
Ane Motiey
Bird
Metlulre
Dintrier
Logan County
Ierrier
Hearst Charges at Los Angeles Address
Editor Hearst leads a Monday night gathering as Thomas J. Hisgen Independence party presidential candidate and William R. Jennet speak. They attack John W. Kern on the Kern vs. vice president issue and note a federal prosecution related to the Big Four railroad.
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Hearst
Los Angeles
Oct
Thomas J. Hisgen
Independence Party
William R. Jennet
Henna Wie
Wemek
John W. Kern
Democraticandidate
Big Four
Kern
Vanderblit
Supposed Typhoon Victims Tied to War Dept Report
Gov Gen Smith of the Philippines states Franklin Rush and Charles Webster, Philippine government employees, are supposed typhoon victims near Vilar Sorsogon in late September. Names include Luah of Lincoln Nebraska and Charles P Webster of Walworth Hills, Connecticut. A separate accident reports Mrs Diekinap and her son injured when a carriage ran away during property inspections.
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Adimpatch
War Department
Smith
Philippines
Franklin Rush
Charles Webster
Vilar
Sorsogon
Luah
Lincoln
Neb
Charlew P. Webster
Walgut Hills
Clnetanets
Derary
Alpe
Stephen Diekinap
John
Marie Theers
Mertelin
Delegates Visit Baltimore for National Congress
Delegates from Baltimore and nearby areas gathered in Baltimore on Monday as guests of the city to discuss participation in the national conference. The visit aimed to foster relations and outline the agenda for the forthcoming event in Washington.
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Baltimore
Iniabedt
Buimore
Ten New Cholera Cases Reported in City Update
Ten new cases of cholera were reported within the last 24 hours. The report names patients including Charles Ridgeway and others, noting their residency and occupational context, reflecting a widening outbreak concerns.
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Magi
Inet
Fier
Twe Asner Rade CO
Mentough
Charles Ridgeway
Steamer Monterty Damaged by Fire in Havana Harbor
The steamer Monterty from New York to Vera Cruz arrived Havana harbor early Monday with a fire in her fore hold that began Sunday morning. Forward crews fought the flames and the vessel is being unloaded from the after hatch. The fire’s extent is unclear but a large portion of the cargo is expected to be removed to safety.
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Det
Monterty
New York
Vera Crux
Havana Harbor
Hife
Evans to face court martial on charge of desertion and drunkenness
Manila Gazette reports Lieut. Frank Evans son of Robley D. Evans will be tried by court martial on three counts including intentional absence from duty drunkenness and disrespect toward a superior officer. Charges read Monday with evidence to begin Tuesday in Vermont court proceedings.
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Manila
Get
Prank Evans
Robley D. Evans
Vermont
Fire at Grinwold Street Building Kills Visitor
A blaze at a Detroit building on Grinwold Street killed visiting Black man James Mans who was with the janitor. Janitor James Handy escaped with severe burns as flames spread through five floors and broke the roof. The bike and property losses are reported to be a few thousand dollars.
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Detroit
Mich
Vet
James Mans
Grinwold Street
James Handy
Storm Rips Cuba Structures and Vessel In Havana
A heavy storm hit Havana over the weekend, damaging the northeast Comet vicinity. The unfinished custom house and several buildings were destroyed. An American schooner wrecked. crew saved by soldiers. Numerous banana patches and groves suffered severe damage.
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Havana
Baracon
Custom House
Actors to Organize In New York Vote Registration Drive
Determined to become a political force about 1 000 actors plan to register in New York City to aid their ambition by mobilizing 7 000 others. Cronin president of the White Rate Political League of America spurred actors at a meeting in the American theater.
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New York
Trevday
the Cronin
White Rate Political League of America
American Theater
Long Time on the Way in New York Roofing Bid
New York businessman Thomas F. Davis received a promising bid letter at his Brooklyn home and hurried to Manhattan to meet the signer. A clerk revealed the addressee had been dead thirteen years, and the letter dated August 6, 184.
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New York
Thomas F. Davis
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Ife
Three Die in Johnson City Outbreak of Insanity
Three men died in Johnson City Tennessee on October 6 as a result of a murderous outbreak by Wi wal. The former postmaster and Embrestree citizen Beat killed his wife and brother in law Herbie Dayies and hanged himself in his jail cell.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Wi Wal
Embrestree
Beate
Herbie Dayies
Der Makes Long Trip to Cleveland En Route to Ton Ton
Jacobwon seed 34, making a Meyele journey from Tiauana Sex to Bow ton, traveled over 3,000 miles in under five months and reaches Cleveland Monday. He plans to reach Horton around October 15 and will write a book about his travels. Man Falls 30 Feet in Cleveland
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Cleveland
Jacobwon
Tiauana
Bowton
Horton
Safety Appliance Law Valid In Columbus Ohio
A local notice from Columbus Ohio verifies a safety appliance law. The item concerns automatic operation and safety features for machinery, with details clarified by a spokesperson.
Europe Stirred by War Report
Great Britain declares it does not recognize any party's right to violate treaty provisions as turmoil over Bulgaria's independence surges across Europe. The Exarch of Bulgaria is proclaimed ruler, signaling potential shifts in Rostia Heregovina and wider Balkan tensions as nations weigh actions and possible compensating advantages.
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London
Tirnava
Bulgaria
Melgatone
Ferdinand
Rostia
Heregovina
Europe
Robin
Wineton
Parkey
Turkieh
France
Toly
Germany
Beauty Shoritta Horses Stolen in North Castle
A Monday night theft in North Castle, New York, reports Richard Harding Davis’s country place broken into and three valuable horses taken. The author and playwright, recently named deputy sheriff of Westchester County, is reportedly handling the incident amid wide public chatter about his good nature and humor.
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North Castle
Richard Harding Davis
Will Apply for Retirement Washington Dct Gx Lsout Col Hickey
Col J B Hickey of the adjutant general y office plans retirement on December 25, after failing the ninety mile horsemanship test ride last week. He will be advanced to colonel by Col Peter Bomay’s retirement, and will retire with brigadier general rank due to prior war service.
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Washington
University Closure in St Petersburg Amid Student Strike
The University of Ettereburg in St Petersburg closed Monday without disorder. Hector Bilokevich says most students supported the strike but were controlled by political committees. He expects the strike to continue until the new university bill is decided by the Duma.
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St Petersburg
Ettereburg
Hector Bilokevich
Pittsburg Briefs Describe Missing Details In Thaw Case
A fragmented Pittsburg item alleges Mea Avelyn Thaw traveled to New York at the rate of 61,000 per month. Names Roger O Mara and Harry Thaw appear among garbled notes. The passage hints at denials of changes to a law or plan and references support for a cause, but the context remains unclear due to text corruption.
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Pittsburg
Avelyn Thaw
New York
Roger O'Mara
Harry Thaw
Abe
de Pot
Bank loan limits under Ohio law debated in Miller opinion
Miller indicates no general cap on bank loans to firms or individuals beyond 20 percent of stock value, with a 60 percent security rule if the 20 percent limit is exceeded. The State Bond Examiner notes the ruling as part of a weekly telegraphic update from Columbia dated October 6.
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Columbia
Fram Miller
B. B. Seymour
Miller
Legislature scraps proposed $2,000 tuberculin fund plan
Solumbue O Oct 6 reports the legislature did not fund the $2,000 appropriation aimed at helping the stock commission address tuberculosis among cattle. House resolution 100 outlined spending, but the measure died in committee as the legislature adjourned.
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Solumbue
Explosion in Wagner Home Kills Guarded Victims
A gas explosion at the Wagner residence in Dayton Ohio on Monday caused a fatal fire. Ray Harriman age 3 died instantly. Eliza Wagner and daughter Viola age 12 burned and dying in hospital. Mire Dalla Carahnan age 21 Hol Hillard age 58 severely injured but expected to recover.
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Dayton
Ray Harriman
Eliza Wagner
Viola
Mire Dalla Carahnan
Dged
Hol
Hillard
Wagner
Wagner Dal Viola
Opinion Affirms $5 Daily Pay for City Registrars
In an opinion by Secretary of State Thomson and with Attorney General Miller concurring, Columbus voters learn that all election registrars are entitled to five dollars a day for their services, regardless of city population. An effort to limit pay in smaller cities failed, granting equal pay to registrars in smaller towns and larger cities alike.
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Columbus
Miller
Thomson
Second hunter injured in fall hunting accident
A Sunday hunting incident left 15 year old Parilel Murphy wounded after a fall shot from WH Otto’s gun. The accident happened during a weekend hunt as two hunters were out with the party. Murphy was transported to a workhouse in Cleveland where he remains in custody.
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Steuneovne
Ramey Keneon
Parilel Murphy
Otto
Murphy
Campaign to Ena in Oni in Youngatown Oct
Campaign to Ena in Oni announces a rally in Youngatown Ohio on the night of November to support Taft. The announcement, first made Sunday from Kannax City, highlights a widely opened campaign with a major event to close the effort.
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Ena
Oni
Youngatown
Republica Hattotal
Novemburg
Taft
Amnonicement Mat
Suniday
Kannax City
Wealthy Man Drops Dead In Cincinnati Rail Yard
A prominent Cincinnati resident collapsed and died near a southern railway facility as he spoke with officials about a trust or cemetery association. The incident occurred Monday, with authorities and a funeral service expected to provide details.
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Cintinnati
Det
Nathonnite
Pocker
Traxten
Cinelanith Southern — Railway
Onder & Morin Ta Hlnor
Mexican dollar legalized and health measures in 19th century cites
A garbled report notes movements on currency and health status, reporting legalization of a Mexican dollar, easing of trade with Peking, and a claimed system of clean bills of health. It mentions officials in Wallington and grants in Oregon, plus a declaration that the city is free from contagious diseases including cholera and bubonic plague.
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Anjoy
China
Fragmented Tale From Cleveland Plain Dealer Text
A garbled OCR snippet from the Cleveland Plain Dealer mentions school, a missing father, and a list from years past. Readable fragments refer to a method or event opening and a borrowed Almanne. Content is sparse and unclear about names or dates.
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Willy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
James Keir Hardie A Labour Leader From Miner to Statesman
The passage profiles James Keir Hardie a British Labour figure born 1850 in Scotland. It notes his rise from coal miner to parliamentary life, his leadership in the Labour Party and as editor of the Labour Leader, and his early writings on economic questions. It mentions his 1892 election and details about his family and early career influences.
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Jansen
Hardie
Fry
Aimerion
Livelie
Elardieix
Evel
Fica
Labor
Lander
Handle
Scotland
Keir Hardie
Houwe
Veramonn
Fragmentary Speech Fragments From Unclear Source
A garbled OCR produced set of disjointed phrases and names including Willie Huey and a mention of injury. The text is largely indecipherable with no coherent events, dates, places, or identifiable organizations to summarize reliably. Further context is needed to extract a valid news item.
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