NO ANNEXATION Russia repeats policy in China dispatch
A radical dispatch from New York cites a telegram from Rasalu indicating Petersburg will not depart from a policy toward Manchuria. It reports orders to soften command treatment of inhabitants and to limit operations there, with further instruction now issued by a minister in charge of Russian troops in Manchuria.
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Russia
China
New York
Rasalu
Petersburg
Manchuria
Aleticfe
Free to the Ruptured Dr W M Rice Cure Claim
A garbled medical notice discusses rupture treatment promised by Dr W M Rice. It mentions an operation and a supposed quick path to cure while criticizing failure of old methods. The fragment references a free consultation and unnamed conditions or steps but remains largely unreadable.
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Dr. W
Rice
Protectorate claims and military measures in Manchuria
A translated dispatch describes orders for martial rule in Manchuria, warning against broader rioting and urging humane treatment of residents while preserving property. It asserts occasional use of firing or court martial for crimes, promises protection of civilians, and stresses maintaining good relations with inhabitants as the area remains under military oversight.
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Ony
Manchuria
Furme
Ezinh
Perralé
Battie
Manehisha
Central Asia
United States
Chronic Rheumatics Cure Rumor Spur Festive Tea Trade
Fragmentary tale claims a remedy cured rheumatics, mentions bogus “Fak ere Tea okie 1” and “Rhedicatina.” It references Beit & Holiday, anthracite coal shipments arriving in July, and a distant company named ORMER COAL CO. with various jumbled notes about digestion and wellness.
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Tuly
Bick Cait
Gee Te Ormer Coal CO
Greatest in the World United States Coal Lead 1900
The United States led world coal production in 1900, with total industry value reaching about 1,049,530. Metals were also key, including copper and silver mines, while gold production and non-metallics like cement and phosphate rock contributed. Dividends from U S mining and allied industries totaled over 10 million dollars, with copper, gold, and petroleum firms among top earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Tournal T Esc
Bern
Ete
Pillar
Vaitea Sistem
Easa v
Avetralia
Little General Roberts Joins War Office Duties
A London dispatch to the Tribune reports Earl Roberts has settled into work at the war office, aiming to strengthen Cape Colony defense and wind up the campaign. The piece notes buoyant mood at headquarters, debates over Colville and Wood, and Roberts guiding actions with lordly influence amidst military gossip.
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War Office
New York
Tribune
London
Eurl Roberts
Cape Colony
Brodrick
Bechuanmiland
Cape Town
Earl Reverts
Lord Kitchener
Henry Colville
Lanastowne
Lord Wolseley
Colville
Aiso
Gibraltar
Ftolroet
Mader
Quelyn Wood
Colynl:attelr
Lord Wolley
Lord Roberts
Cotenle Tas
la Roberts
Kitchener
Ataf
Relly-Kenny Eee
Africa
Alvision
Anxious to Fight Boers Vancouver Jan Major C C Bennett
Anxious to fight the Boers, Vancouver reports Major C. C. Bennett, adjutant of the Duke of Cun, has applied for a position in General Baden-Powell's forces, reflecting wartime sentiment and recruitment moves.
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Vancouver
Jan
C. C Bennett
Duke of
Colorado Coal Miners Face New Demands in Denver
Denver reports the Heap in northern Colorado coal fields. The new Colorado Coal Company, employing about 100 men, posted notices granting striker demands after a mine meeting.
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Colorado
Denver
Colo
Colorado Coal Commat
Topeka City News Roundup and Local Meetings
Local notes report city meetings and civic events including Commercial Club session in club rooms next Wednesday, hospital and federal building conditions, postmaster general's attendance invited, January 10 Kansas postmasters meeting, and Topeka volunteers preparing for winter. Also mentions church programs, school activities, and social club entertainments with various local figures and facilities.
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Eitshains
Prask Bi
Edeor
Aeewere
Gaceubershty
Lark
Apee- Alornaby
Lai
Saar Bere
Toentivts
Kansas
Topeka
Troy
Ben
A. Baker
Santa Fe
Hia
Ohio Antral
Federal Bulldteye
J.D. Countennine
Hetiilleague
Kebe
Andientara
Harry Byrne
Maine
Ouray
Heeeral Poeta 2
First Christian Church
Flambeau Club le Force
Ciih
Washington
First Baptist Sandy School
HL Mmbry
OF. B. Byers
Hutchinson
W. F. Purdy
Northwestern Steamship Company
G. Sholen
Santa Petes
Texas
Ttes Croml
Galveston
Ran Central Cowary HH
Cleveland
Bessie Max
Anna G. Over
Ming
Luiliog Sone
Ady
Isom Jt
Cough Remedy That Has Cured The Worst Coughs For Sixty Years
An old line touts a cough medicine claimed to treat all coughs including severe cases. The advertisement asserts sixty years of use and highlights its effectiveness against “the worst of bad coughs.”
Dewpyist Enavel Supply Request From Lowell Firm
A garbled notice from a Lowell area supplier describes a demand related to dewpyist enavel supply and large bottle Sivd us pour wented Sapress. The fragment hints at an officer and company name Aven Co in Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapress Oficer - Aven Co
Lowell, Mase
British Labour Delegate Addresses American Democrats
A British Labour delegate told a convention that workers in the United States are being exploited by management and warned that the wage system in America relies on Wall Street wealth. He urged political action as a path to redress, arguing a republic could emerge from reform rather than force.
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British Trends Union
Social Democrats
Amert- Rent
Ebetal Democratie Party
Sobhiliam
Tradé Welonium
Esland
England
Great Britain
Wall Street
Empland
America
Angland
London Sees a Boom and Shifts in Global Capital Flows
Immense borrowing by the market on the eve of December helped lift the Bank of England rate. The Statist argues New York could supply gold if needed as American securities sales rise, forecasting capital outflows and a domestic investment surge in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Maccunt
Paris
New York
Tor
America
United States
Europe
Germany
Abuses at Bellevue Reported by Former Superintendent
Dr Alexander Trauman, former superintendent on Ward's Island, alleges brutal treatment at Bellevue Hospital. He cites bruises and injuries on patients in the insane pavilion, lack of constant physician oversight, and outdated mechanical restraints. He says no restraints have been used on Ward's Island since 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
Alexander Trauman
Wat's Island
Hellevue Hospital
Ward's Island
Bellevue
McDonald
Tn Pe
Inaugural Parade to Feature College Men from Leading Universities
Washington January 5 It is proposed that a notable feature of the forthcoming inaugural parade will be a section of college men from all the leading United States universities. Arrangements aim to secure a very large contingent with estimates of 50 to 260 men from each institution, signaling a prominent display of college insignia and university representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ous
College Wien
United States
Itrep
Miners Strike at Colada and Iron Company Mines
Hundreds of workers at the Colada and Iron Company mines went on strike after a telegram from National Mine Workers Association official Mitchell urged support. The Aspen Star mine in Aspen Colorado also reported miners walking out in protest against the owners’ attempt to enforce a ten hour workday.
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Menems
Colada and Iron Company
Hays
Mitchell
National Mine Workers' Association
Colorado ‘Rust and Iron Company
Minne
Aspen
Aspen, Colm
Star
Deriuse
Men Over 35 Need Exercise, Not Exergise Claim
A fragmentary discussion argues men over 35 should exercise to protect kidneys and mental function. It cites Rockefeller and other figures, claims a poisoned system and wasted brain cells from lack of activity, and urges exercise as essential for long-term health.
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Ronbcien
Gearcoys
Benator Davis
Neal
Jong
Syeter
Yenra
Ak Hite Mare
Weehie Poe
McKinley to Visit El Paso on Westward Trip
A front page notice notes President Diaz may greet McKinley on the Mexican border during his El Paso to California route. Telegram from Congressman Layman, Texas, confirms McKinley’s probable passage through El Paso with a planned border meeting at the Rio Grande boundary. Mexican officials expect Diaz to accept the invitation to join the event.
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el Paso
Cii
Tribuns
Fos
Rene
California
Diaz
United States
Met
Llaydmn
Texas
McKinley
Ding
Mexico
Rio Grande
Sexton
Dias
Evans Grows Restless New York 1-A Sea Duty Applicant
1-A special to the Herald reports Captain Evans who commanded a battleship Towain during the war with Apolln seeks sea duty. As commander of the Illinois he has not been allocated, Captain Evans may succeed Rear Admiral Schrey as head of the South Atlantic station. Secretary Long weighs assignment to a junior officer.
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New York
Van
D. Evans
Towa
Apolln
Illinois
Drang
Long
Evans
Schrey
South Atantic
Honor for Mrs Fairbanks to head Daughters of Revolution
A World Washington special reports Mrs Mary Lockwood hosted founders to discuss the nomination of Mrs Fairbanks wife of Indiana Senator for president general of the Daughters of American Revolution. She acknowledged regent requests and consideration for the high office.
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Daughters of American Revolution
New York
Jan
Washington
Mary Lockwood
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fairbanks
Senator Fairbanks
Indiana
Order
Fragmented OCR headline gasps at unclear event
A garbled OCR fragment references a political candidate and actions around a tense moment. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, leaving only vague political activity implied without verifiable details.
Bardsley Dead Former City Treasurer Dies at Home
John Tard cs, former city treasurer, died of heart disease at home after being paralyzed by a fall. Born September 6 1890 in Soglund, he and his family moved to this city where they retired later. The text notes prior charges of embezzlement involving state funds, with a pardon in 16M.
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Soar
John Tard
Treneurer
Catastrophe on the Front Improves War News Clippings
In a chaotic dispatch the report notes several infantry units and officers captured by insurgents on the western front while attempting a pursuit. The fragmentary text mentions Battalion units near a telegraph route and a failed effort to overtake the retreating force.
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Ineurgerts
Ican Cataran
Miss Goulds Letter Sent Holiday Greeting to Sick Boldiars
A fractured dispatch from Prancinco dated January 5 reports Miss Gould sending a holiday greeting to ill Boldiars. The message notes a religious or charitable effort, with mention of distribution plans and a morgue transfer involving Chant victims. Police in Chicago detain David Bersere, alleged to be wanted in New York, amid broader security actions and arrest at the rear house after a decade of authorities election. He is about 49, with two children in New Orleans.
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Prancinco
Hulen
Thie Pre Siglo Morgue
Chicago
Jun
Hume David Bersere
New York
Piutedelphi
Ulterwil
Lwurance
Awindles
Eatinis Fio
Rere House
Leer
Orcoe
Grape-Nuts Promised To Rebuild Brain Power
An ad describes Grape-Nuts as a precise brain rebuilding food rich in albumen and phosphate of potash. It claims brain work leaves trace particles excreted to be rebuilt with this prepared cereal, ready to eat with no preparation, available in major stores.
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
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