Vast crowds greet Kruger as Paris welcomes Boer leader
Large crowds line Paris boulevards as Mr. Kruger and party arrive by train at Dion and proceed to the hotel. Police and municipal guards secure routes amid cheers for the Boers while hostile feeling toward England is noted by observers.
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Krager
Paris
Kruger
Dion
Riviere
Mr. Kraage
Iaveche
Kragir
Cowd
Antil
Lyon
Addi
Solel
Jasor
Paket
Landau
Wruger
Hia Hotel
Pepibewt
Krugess Var
Tone
Alonit
Studebta
Kenenit
Britain
Weather forecast fragment for Kasiis to Portians
Weather predictions show tonight threatening conditions with snow likely east and colder air to the west. Strong north or northeast winds are noted with unsettled conditions and brisk shifts in temperature across the region.
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Kasiis
Krakow Stirs Paris Amid Crises and Pageant Notes
A sprawling Omaha era page compiles world news and local society items. Reports cover Kruger’s Paris arrival, Turkey’s stance, London cables, South American ties, political bids, and theatrical gossip. A crowd moment during a balcony scene interrupts a hatless audience as a taunt erupts in broken English.
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Pao
Kruger
Paris
Turkey
London
Stanley May
Sporting News
BG Dun
Scovilte
Sucy
Innes Band
Tom McVeal
Morrison
Harvard
Jonita
Chili
Pikys
Julia Marlowe
Ireland
Woman's Suffrage Baur
Topeka
Krugers Northward Tour Sparks Frantic French Reception
The popular Idol Kruger tours France from Marseilles to Dijon with rousing welcomes in Lyon Avignon Tarascon and Dijon. Crowds chant Vive Kruger and Vive Lew Bours as Britain’s foes are denounced and anti British mood rises. The scene signals broad Franco Boer sympathy and foreshadows tense Anglo French relations.
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Kruser
Beest
Marseilles
Dijon
Marchiles
Tarasgoon
Avigon
Valeteta
Lyons
Maccl
Kruger
Hoty] du Louvre
Mgr. Krdger
France
Tjon
Pears
Paris
Great Britain
Mariella
Jeyds
Mr. Fischer
Europe
Fischer
Kruger Re
Sardine
United States
London View of China Policy Echoes British Cabinet
London dispatch reports British ministers share pessimism over US China policy and doubt any line will force a satisfactory outcome. Officials say the United States and England may need to withdraw from the China muddle while Britain resists expanding troops. The piece notes Panama’s Taboga seizure and Hong Kong issues, with London shaping responses.
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London
China
Great Britain
United States
Associated Press
England
Germany
Great Brittain
Panama
Hritien
Pheasant
Colombia
An Ofchal
Hong Kong
America
Alfre Milner
South Africa
Landon
Praire Green
Ngland
Chas . Yerkes
Lauterbach White
Yerkes
Albert Johnson
New York
Manchester
Liverpool
Francis Howard
T. P. O'Connor
Daily Chronicle
Mesers Sargent
Whistler
Miere
Amerom
Benj. West
Duke of Manchester
Mr. Kroser
Duke of Newcastle
Florida
Apel
Duchess -Me
Jockey Club
Lord
Durham Charges Against Lester Reifr and Jockey Bribery Allegations
Article notes charges against Lester Reifr with allegations of bribery involving jockeys over the past season. It says the investigation has grown beyond initial scope, drawing in English and American jockeys and owners amid broader bribe and integrity concerns. Also reports a hurricane scare affecting Pacific shipping with several vessels under reinsurance.
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Durham
Lester Reifr
Acre republic seeks U S recognition amid rubber trade claim
A Chronicle Special reports Henry W. Phillips that Acre, a new republic in the forest region of Brazil and Belize, aims for formal U.S. recognition. It notes a 20,000 population led by banker Aries and rising demonstrations against the neighboring states Brazil and Bolivia.
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Chicago
Derver
Henry W. Phillips
United States
Acre
Arleqpolia
Arieapolia
Mr. Phillips
Republic of
Arteopolis
San Francisco
South America
Washington
Congress
Chronicle
Brazil
Beligia
Aries
Hriazlt
Bolivia
Trusts Here to Stay at Outlook Club Mont Clair
Charles R. Flint tells the Outlook club in Mont Clair that trusts are here to stay and will drive business gains through a modern system. He notes increased intelligence among business men and the rising importance of collegiate education for future executives. In Washington missionary activity in the Philippines is shown by Rev. J. Goodrich of the American Bible Society establishing headquarters in Manila and distributing scriptures in native dialects.
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New York
Charles R. Flint
Outlook Club
Mont Clair
S.J
Washington
Philippines
War Department
Rev. J. Goodrich
American Bible Society
Manila
Goodrich
Visayan
Cebu-Vizayan
Tlorano
Pampange
Damages Suit Settled After Turbulent Trial
Atchison November 24 J A Rennichs ten thousand dollar damage suit against ex Shere Hartman was settled today. The court action attracted much attention as details of the case emerged though the dam- ages sought are not fully clear from the report. Hartman reportedly detained Rennich during an incident tied to alleged prostitution, with implications of release conditions and mental health concerns discussed.
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Atchison, Kun
J. A. Rennich
Shere Hartman
Hartman
Hengigh
Fifth Cable Demand Sparks German Trade Warning
In Berlin on November 24 the semi official Berliner Post insists the fifth cable between England and Germany be laid immediately. It argues that the long raised funds must be used now and warns that substantial damage to German trade is occurring due to delays.
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Berlin
Berliner Post
England
Germany
Weather Forecast for Kansas and Chicago
Weather indications show a promising trend with snow in the past and likely but unsettled conditions. Sunday fair skies are expected with a northerly wind pattern shaping the outlook across Kansas and Chicago.
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Chicago
Kansas
Exequatur at Harpoot Stalls US Consulate Move
Constantinople reports say Mr Griscom pressed the Turkish foreign minister to grant an exequatur for a United States consul at Harpoot, but the Porte refused. Analysts cite jealousy over consuls to interior points and Armenian policy as the key issue behind the stalemate.
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Constantinople
United States
Amaires
Grintom
Tewhk Pasha
Thomas H. Norton
McKinney
Harpoot
Porte
New York
London
The
Tribune
Far East
Armenia
Cramps
Str
Carnegie
Syria
Beding
Mecca
Oecar
Straus
Turkey
State Department
Fiat- Poel
Hiarpoel
America
Une Euphrates College
Harpool
Duke of Manchester boards American Line to Southampton
London November 24 the duke of Manchester boarded the American Line train at Waterloo with a large baggage party and was seen off by the duchess and the Evans aunts. The couple planned a future ceremony in New York and a return to the United States. The duke spoke of hopes for a satisfactory arrangement and travel through Cincinnati and Florida or California before a February return. In Berlin a cabinet maker F Shulte received three months for criticising Emperor William.
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London
Southampton
Waterloo
Duke of Manchester
Tme
Oii
Mines Evans
Cabe
Sheriff Lawrence
Dattier
Duchens
Cincinnati
Florida
California
United States
Berlin
F. Shulte
William
Shulta Ia
Four Remedies Marketed As New System Of Treatment
A fragmented advert boasts four remedies claimed to treat weak health and consumption through a new system by Dik T. a aK. The text promises free treatment and allows choosing any combination of the four preparations. It asserts benefits for chest, throat, lungs, and blood, claiming cures with simple directions and urging readers to request the “Blugum” system and the four preparations.
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Dik
Free trial offer for four remedies from Dr Slocum
A historical notice invites readers to obtain four free preparations by writing to Dr T A Slocum at 93 Pine Street New York and to mention reading the paper. The letter promises delivery direct from laboratories and asks to identify the reader as a state journal reader.
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Slocum
Stocum
T. A. Slocum
Pine St
New York
Fyr Laboratories
Devier
Fw Peks State Journal
Restored Hanging Debates Capital Punishment Use
The piece discusses using capital punishment as a deterrent to mob violence and notes Governor Stanley may propose restoring the death penalty. It cites Kansas as an example with convicts facing death and mentions ongoing data collection on the system and its fairness. The tone reflects cautious consideration of law and order implications.
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Stanley
Mtase
Kannan
Ames Penitenstery
Kansas
Makern
Washington Wedding Draws Cabinet Members
President and near all cabinet members attended the wedding of Miss Gary, chairwoman of President McKinley’s list, in Balragine. Secretary Stant stayed away as city officials noted the absence. The event drew notable figures and marked a rare cabinet gathering in the capital.
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Washington
Kitley
Balragine
Mise Gary
Chakiainnee
Promindent
McKinley
Gage
Ailen Wiis
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Portland
Bofalale
Westage
Samoa
Hawaii
Japan
Interior
Navy Department
Holland Submarine Boat Company
Indianapollo
Ind
Ativolintt
Uiedsitive Warriors of America
Ted
Hopkins
Suny
Stucky
Pat
Harfoot
MR. Griscom
Minister of Foreign Affairs For Action
Tealett
Hansas
Erie
President McKinley
Cabinet
Baltimore
Laemiere
Alver
Bern
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