Navy Expenditure and Labor at Work in 1904
Navy ordnance head reports a 2,459,824 operating budget for the year ending June next, with 2,000,000 for armament progress. Smokeless powder development shows 1,500 pounds produced at Newport station, armor output at Carnegie and Bethlehem aims for 600 to 700 tons per month. Treasury notes a $125,801,458 net balance, down 1,020,000 for the month, but gold balance higher due to conservative efforts.
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Treasury
Justice McComas
Nobles
Bureau of Ordnance
The
Navy
Newport
Homestead
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Bethlehem +6
Boven Eee Wastisan
Treasury Department
Ew York
NYYC Likely to OK Dunraven Challenge Race in 1893
The New York Yacht Club committee endorsed Dunraven’s letter with deletions of obsolete deeds and signaled acceptance pending a special meeting. A summer 1893 race seems likely, with debate over mutual consent clauses and potential new boat construction depending on Dunraven’s final decision.
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York
New York Yacht Club
Lord Dunraven
Dunraven
Knights of Labor Urges Yellow Label Shoes Shake-Up
A Knights of Labor session in St Louis votes to intensify demand for the yellow labeled Knight of Labor shoe while denouncing fake unions and setting headquarters choices and next annual meeting sites as Niagara leads with 34 votes. Separate items note bank run rumors quelled, Medill fire losses, Guion Line Liverpool service status, and a Georgia World’s Fair inspection plan.
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State Chronicle
St. Louis
Knights of Labor
National Trade District No. 216
Shoemaker
International Organization of Shoemakers
Bethe Town
General Assembly
Knight of Labor
Wara Falls
Columbus
Niagara
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
New Orleans
The Monetary Congress Debates a Silver Rehabilitation
Delegates from the United States Austria Hungary Belgium France Germany Great Britain Greece Italy Netherlands Portugal Roumania Russia Spain Sweden Norway and Switzerland convened at the Palais des Académies at 3 pm to discuss silver rehabilitation and monometallism. Beernaert urged Latin union coinage reforms while Levi criticized gold bias. the US declined to reveal its plans but will submit proposals an hour before the next session. The conference adjourned with three meetings weekly as Austrian and British delegates signaling opposition to immediate silver reforms.
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Uable
Chromete
Bresse
International Monetary Conference
Palais Des Academies
United States of America
Austria
Hungary
Belgium
Frince
Germany
Great Britain
Gree E
Italy
Netherlands
Portugal
Rouman
Spain
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
M. Beerneart
Beernaert
England
Montietiero Levi
OH Terrell
Comites
RD Geullt
Sily
United States
France
Amer
Comfe
Latin Union
Democratic Mélange: Gotham Politicians Speak on Murphy Victory
In New York on November 22, the Evening Sun reports Democratic leaders discuss Edward Murphy Jr. likely to win the state chairmanship, with little opposition. Illinois delegates Cable, Tree, and ex Mayor Harrison press for cabinet appointments and influence, while Cleveland is not expected to interfere. Senators and Dickinson plan remain in Washington, Illinois figures linger in the city.
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Gotham
State Chronicle
New York
Evening Sun
Frank Hiscock
Edward Murphy Jr
State Committee
Murphy
Elin 1
Cleveland
Man
Maryland
Fifth Avenue
Don M. Dickinson
Washington
Illinois
Congressman Cable
Lambert Tree
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Ireland
President elect Cleveland to Maryland hunting trip
President elect Cleveland departs Jersey City for Exmore Maryland with Charles Jefferson and Clark Davis for a two week fishing and hunting jaunt. Train arrival at Broad Street station and subsequent secrecy fueled newsroom gossip as a reporter sought comment while editors declined. The Old Point Comfort and Norfolk Express carried the trio toward a quiet holiday amid cautious public interest.
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Lect
State Chronicle
Pariapenenta
Cleveland
Exmore
Jersey City
Charles Jefferson
Joseph Jiferson
Kenny
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Broad Street
Clark Davis
The
Public Ledger
Clevelan
United Press
Cleveland Dechia Ts
Ceveland
Davis
Whch
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk Express
Delaware
Wilmington
Del
First Inter State Case Ends in Acquittal on Evidence Shortage
The trial of Thomas Miller, agent of the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad, began in U S District Court with charges alleging he gave reducers to Nebraska shippers in 1890. Witnesses refused to answer incriminating questions, and the judge directed a verdict of not guilty due to insufficient government evidence. The court then nolled indictments against several co defendants and left the matter for further proceedings.
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Tatte
United Stas
Thomas Miller
Chicago, Burlin, Quizcy Railroad
Bunn
United States District Court
Marning
A. Jh, Warren & Co
Wright & Hoy
Nebraska
Snin
Thomas Miter
Chas
Hoy
Peasly
Baylingion Road
Gilcrist
Bann
Gilchrist
Sallor
Bonn
Egan
Johnson
Firmendh
The
Swifts
Mai Origgs
Ton
Congress
Methodist Conference Reports Sunday School Gains and Donations
The Virginia conference session chaired by Rev. ALC Bledsoe heard minutes approved. Sunday School reports show rising enrollment and activities with $1907.02 spent of $1,461 in aiding weak schools, plus $500.76 raised for church extension. The conference honored Dr. Paul Weiselead for 36 years as secretary with a gift.
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Chrentee
Noxvour
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Alc
Bledsoe
W. HL Christian
E. M.erson
Board of
Church Extension
PA. Petersen
Paul Weitelead
Furniul
Sam Small in Raleigh Heard as Noted Orator at Metropolitan Hall
The Rev Sam Small of Georgia, praised for his masterly handling of his subject, will appear again in Raleigh by special arrangement at Metropolitan Hall Monday evening. A large crowd is expected as he is described as a powerful, quick, nervous, yet compelling speaker. Admission 25 cents.
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Sam Small
Georgia
Raleigh
Elis
Metropolitan Hall
Pt Jrow
W. H. Ring
Sale of Real Estate Under Court Judgment Wake County
By authority of a Wake County superior court judgment, Ex'rs and Lota 1 Cocby and others are ordered to sell multiple parcels in Wake County. The sale, overseen by Mary A Morebess deceased’s appointee, will take place on Monday the 15th of December at the courthouse. Parcels include structures on Main Street and adjacent properties, with appurtenances and privileges, to settle debts and distribute funds to creditors and the estate.
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Serantes
Penn
Holden
Taylorville
Crese
Themelves
Davies
Devince
State Chronicle
Searris
Wasa
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Tacoma
Superior Court of Wake
WOK Davis Amt
Lota
Mary
Atlas
Ville
Emmy
Wal
Fouina Abent
Spee
John Ee
For Sale Now Listings and Notices Mix in Hazy Form
A garbled advertising page blends real estate and legal notices with scattered names and places. Amid the noise, references emerge to prospective sales, court actions, and public proceedings, though many details are unreadable. The piece hints at market activity and local government topics with numerous errors and missing context.
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear summary line
A garbled OCR passage references names and actions in a blurred scene. It mentions Wake, Phin am, Shiwap, and Deanne among others, with vague events and missing details. The text is too corrupted to extract a clear news item or outcome.
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House
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Fitch
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Nobles Report
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Igen
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Samoa
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Alcott
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George J. Gould
Gorgia
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Smith
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TS OF Labor
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Cla
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N. Y
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Steelton
Harrisburg
Atlanta
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State Senate
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House of Representatives
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Panama Canal
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deLahaye
Panama Company
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Keeler
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Herdman
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Hutton
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Confederate Veterans’ Association
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Nev
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Warde
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W. Va
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Irginia
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Order of Railroad
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Reichstag
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Hanuisss Pa
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Perons
Ely
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Telegrap
Liseok Egan
Hotel
Lincoln
John Fitzgerald
Irish National League of America
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Sprenme Sunt
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Generst
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Chatham
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Jonston
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Vance
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Oxford
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Hart
Clapiees
Third Regiment
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Sof ' Cobb
AL. Shaw W. Hall Canvissings
Lott
Rnexville
Wake Fonusi
Wake Forest Foot
Knoxville
Univ
Acheville
North
Hespensox
N. C
Nouv
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Fort Wayne Elec Co
Richmond
Van
Atl
Iscan
Devenir
Tors
Exsnono
N.C
Rak Division
Order of
Henry W. Grady
Wilmingt del
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ny Las
Wille
Rene Terral
Pepe
Soe
Litian Wiebe
Otters
Tyne OS
Stendart
Korton Derk
Tye
Anish
See Chen
al Xander Stronac
Uilding
Diar
Ray Rue
Deanne
Ornen
Vioue Potenes
Bevel Striare
W. Martin
Balhigh
Nodice
Marcle
Beret Chatsae
Gorse
Mall
Souriott
Ivess
Harris’ Steam Dye Works
Tom South Blount St. Italteh, Oc
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