Suspended American Consulate Official Faces Probe
Mexico City November 1 reports say Vice Consul Bennett has been suspended and barred from entering the consulate. Bar tow, the Consul General, withheld reasons for action, while Bennett’s supporters call for full investigation. U S officials are reviewing the matter as export figures from Broereese to the United States reach nearly 1 million dollars last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Conditon
Bennett
Bartow
Washington
Dennett Ta Ukety
Broereese
United States
Thirty French Warships Ordered into Commission
The Matin reports a council of admirals has decided to put all French vessels in reserve into active service. Thirty reserve ships have been ordered into commission, signaling a major mobilization effort.
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Paria
The
Matin
Adeirals
Novel Cuba raid and malaria death toll in Gibara report
G Cunkling in New York reports to Red Cross headquarters from Gibara Cuba recounting a seizure of a warehouse by Captain Woodman and resulting demands. He notes thousands of losses from smallpox and poverty among civilians as 714,000 troops patrol the town and health conditions worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. Cunkling
Hted Cross
Gibara
Cuba
Ws. Woodgon
United States Army
Shlonel Hooll
Spee
Conkling
Capala
Woodses
Hoo
United States
Wood Bentingo
Wren
Fundatin
Abe-mutter
Enthe Warner
Insaya
Shawnee Leader Praises MacKin Ant Support in State Rallies
Major T. J. Anderson, elected senator from Shawnee County, argues Congressional Republicans outran state ticket candidates, signaling public backing for McKinley administration. He notes a party plank vetoed by Governor Leedy failed to deter voters and cites shifting sentiment in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Anderson
Shawnee County
Fira
Leedy
Subniture Combine in Ohio Promoters Move to Consolidate
In Hamilton Ohio promoters finish a regional consolidation plan linking Rizstion of plug tobacco trust in New York to a nationwide merger. Thomas M Boyd of Indiananella is named treasurer as the effort targets consolidation of every furniture and Sebo desk factory in the United States with an anticipated capital around 5 million dollars. Additional local figures are expected to join, signaling a broad stake in the venture as anarchist unrest and political chatter surround the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiltas
Ohio
Hamilton
Rizstion of & Plug Tobacco Trust
New York
Sebo
United
Thomas M. Boyd
Indiananella
Mfr
Peace Desk
Beyriit
Pere Thant
Heningra
Comparison of Votes for Two Years by Journal Reporter
The article presents a first and only published comparison of votes for two years, based on careful examination of returns. It notes an unexpected source and mentions the ers, with a table showing votes of 1533 and 1696. It discusses the methodology and significance of the vote comparison.
Bears disrupt vaudeville show at Great Northern
In Chicago on November 1 a real bear interrupted a vaudeville act at the Great Northern theater. Spectators saw the snarl, curtains fell, and the orchestra masked the tumult as a bearman caused a brief ruckus before calm was restored by stage hands and the stage manager.
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Great Northern Theater
Chicago
Bie Curtein
Batty
Beary
Hibertan
Ben-Pounier
Haber
Discharged Soldier Critically Wounded in Bar Row
Kansas City on Nov 10 Corporal Charles Ww of Company C Fifth Missouri volunteers, mustered out yesterday, lies unconscious at city hospital after a barroom dispute. Bartender Ragsdale is in custody as investigators consider murder and robbery charges amid a wounding that stunned his kin.
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Kansas City
Charles
Fifth
Missouri Volunteers
City Hospital
Ragsdale
Hiad
Riby Bery
Iam Dale
Mississippi Avenue
St. Louie
Painesvilla
Burned Him Out in Fayetteville Riot Turmoil
Reports describe a violent race clash in Fayetteville with white mobs and armed black workers near the cotton compress. Reinforcements arrived by train as deaths reached at least four blacks and two whites. authorities formed a 25 member committee to restore order amid gunfire and arrests. National guard and naval reserves deployed to secure the city.
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Fayetteville
Wort
oMeeman
Brooklyn
Maye
Wekenét
Trent
Star Cays
Pom
Mayo
Chadwick
Piner Meyn
Jones
Whmington
Galisburg
Leurinbing
Convict Young Cafferty in Highway Robbery Case
A district court case spots Earl Cafferty, son of Santa Fe Roadmaster T S Cafferty, as a principal in a Garfield park area highway robbery. Witnesses describe the plan and the knife attack on John Cidham, with Cafferty smiling through the proceedings. The jury convicts him, with the minimum ten year sentence awaiting in the penitentiary.
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Earl Cafferty
T. S Cafferty
Santa Fe
Hit
Aubferty
John Cidham
Garfield Park
Otdiass
Charles Sinwett
Jelmore L
Carferty
Turpine Arenind
Cafferty
Chicago News Proverbs Amid Fragments and Nonsense
A fragmented collection of aphorisms and garbled phrases from Chicago news prose. The text intersperses misread words about fortune, fruit trees, mules, and education with nonsensical lines and stray names, lacking coherent narrative or clear events.
A Shirt That Cost Not Satirely His Fault
A fragmented scene from a melodrama reveals Septimus planning to marry Phyllis Congates while Horatio Hahn disrupts the plot. The laundry mixes into the intrigue as Horatio gloats, claiming he hypnotized Septimus for control. The narrative pivots on trust, deception, and impending confrontation in a chaotic shopfront setting.
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Phyllis
Phyllis Donna
Horatio Haha
Wedding Bells Ring As Villagers Dance At Ancestral Ball
Fragmented tale opens with Septimus Suggs hissed as revenge fuels a wager marrying the woman amid a village crowd at an ancestral ball. A separate item notes jewels valued at 100000 but worth far less in possession, while scattered quips and rhymes appear from various papers.
Sothern at Natal and the Matabele Front
In a tangled narrative from Kentucky and Natal, Harry Sothern accompanies a British expedition during the Matabele uprising. He aids wounded comrades amid heavy fighting, saving a young ensign, while a lieutenant and captain rally troops to defend themselves. The piece blends war action with sharp, sly humor about Sothern’s fate and a later quip about entering the undertaking business.
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Harry Sothern
Port Natal
South Africa
Kentucky
Sothern
Botharn
Africa
Blu Pista
Big Alin
Natal
Rant
Williams
Harry
Captain Williams
Epaulote
Savage
Wiliam McLeod Raine
Denver News
Korean Civilization Reflects Rapid Changes in Seoul
Special Correspondent notes dramatic shifts in Seoul from hostile to foreign influence to growing openness and education. Koreans embrace missions, foreign schools, and multilingual learning. private tutors common, girls often excluded from reading. several American schools established since 1883, with missionary oversight and government support. The piece highlights diverse schools, literacy gains, and a hopeful path toward civilization akin to Japan.
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Seod
Korea
Kingdom of Korea
Gate OF Beant
Japan
Seoul
Cite
Department of the Interior
State Department of
United States
American Methodist Church
Pui Chai
Kling
H. B. Hulbert
America
Hulbert
East San
Geonce
Market Report From Chicago Wheat Oats Cattle Prices
Local wheat traders followed London and Liverpool shifts as prices eased. Foreign demand mixed while favorable weather kept supplies ample. oats and corn fell with weaker futures. Provisions held steady as packers sold. cattle receipts and demand remained uncertain for tomorrow’s trading.
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State Journal
Chicago
Liverpool
Saluibby
Muaswe
Xupee United
Openda
Native learn Bloons amid market talk and painter notes
A fragmentary market column mentions Aten Native learning Bloons and a painter Hernearian figure, with scattered references to prices, receipts, and city markets. The text also cites Militon and Chicago in a broad economic context, hinting at price movements and local trades.
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Tunis
Picea
Market Etree
Tsuims
Eee
Stray and Wanted Notices From Auburndale Area
A garbled notice lists a stray sorrel horse with white facial markings and a reward for its return to Pitmare. It also advertises a wanted private money borrower and a used heater and cook stove for sale, with contact details indicating Auburndale.
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Mney
Auburndale
Fragmented OCR note on race and books
Unclear lines describe a dispute over a book and race themed content. Readable parts mention a person named Pac Grau and a busy bus scene. The fragmentary text provides limited verifiable details and no coherent event.
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