Triple Alliance seen as mediator in Chinese Japanese war
Cable reports the American minister in Pekin may offer mediation to end the China Japan conflict. Analysts suggest the German Italian Austrian bloc could push for European intervention with Italy taking the lead, while Japan demands full Korean independence and a China restraining peace terms.
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Washxatox
Pekin
Germany
Ialy
Austria
England
France
Italy
Asia
Indy
Russia
China
Dreibund
Dreibunh
Chermany
Wade
Lealy
Japan
Corean
Massive boiler explosion at Henry Clay colliery kills four
At Smamosim Pennsylvania on October 11 a blast ripped through a 36 boiler steam plant. Four men were killed and several injured as boiler fragments and flying bricks devastated equipment. Debris and escaping steam sent workers fleeing. full operations halted for months across four mines with losses estimated around 100000.
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Smamosim
Boller
Cart
Jou Whdb
M. I
Peter Heck
Jacob Didiam
Mahoney Valley
John McLaughlin
John Fletkenstein
Dennis Brennan
Wm. Quinn
Springfield
Tyne
Meary
Stusp
Modern John Alden marriage case and yellow fever alert
Oct. 11 report from Smithton details the wedding of 72 year old widower Keith Arnold to 60 year old Louisa Hodo. Arnold faced a lawsuit from Louis Timmig who claimed to arrange a wife for him, winning $55 from a $100 claim before Arnold appealed. Also noted is excitement over yellow fever in Oaxaca and surrounding areas, a shipboard outbreak, and a school inspector Julius Lichtenburg who shot himself after bribery allegations.
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Kfeary Arnold
Mra
Louisa Hodo
Smithton
Louis Timmig
Arnold
Timmig
Picnicville
Mmarry Arnold
St Clair
Oaxaca
Mex
Campache
Car- Man
Dolly
Deraurt
Julius Lichtenburg
Bimiveelf
Recorder’s
Wr. C. Liphart
Yesterdy
Yale Princeton Game Date Remains Uncertain
New York Oct 11 Yale Princeton football date still in doubt after nearly three hours of talks at Murray Hill hotel. Ex Captain Ordway of Lehigh named to umpire duties. Yale rejects Thanksgiving, Harvard week after, while December 1 and December 5 options are debated. Grounds selection to wait on other field owners with offers from Ambrose Park Brooklyn. Yale and Tigers representatives present.
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Dentyt
New York
Yale
Tigers
Erdanger
Harvard
Princeton
Yale Wen
Amtrose Park
Brooklyn
Hickley
Cable
Holton
Trenchard
Moon
Tigera
Jury Hung In Topeka Social Purity Case
Rev J L Longdon was tried for cohabitation with a partner not legally married. The jury hung at 4 to 6 in conviction, proceedings led by Justice Grover. Co defendant Georgiaves Brown refused to testify, retrial set for the 16th.
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Leslie
J. L. Longdon
Social Purity League
Grover
Topeka
Lengdon
Grocer Dragged 150 Yards by Runaway Colt in Rusaway
William Nelson, grocer at Seward and Logan, was dragged 150 yards when a frightened colt ran away near Jefferson and Crane. He was thrown, tangled in the reins, and lay groaning before M E Stoker found him. He was taken home to Oakland and Dr Munn summoned. injuries serious but not fatal.
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Oski
Groceryuan
Rusaway
William Nelson
Seward
Logan
Jefferson
Crane
Mr. Nelson
M. E Stoker
Oakland
Munn
Nelson
Worse Times in France as Workingmen Face Unemployment
A Paris central labor bureau report cited by US commercial agent Stephen H. Angell shows France’s August unemployment hit hard across sectors. Six hundred thirty four unions, 120432 members, report 144 percent of workers without jobs, with agricultural districts at 87 percent and wine regions Cher and Herault at 75 and 50 percent respectively due to low wine prices.
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United States
Washimatox
Socirty
Central Office
Cher
Herault
Weavers Return to Work After Seven Weeks Strike
Operatives in the Achushney and Hathaway mills resume work after seven and a half weeks on strike. Many sought employment in other mills while some refused entry. Potomske Wamsutta Bristol Grinnell and Pierce mills restarted as tensions over loom counts surfaced in Wamsutta mill No 7 where workers voted to strike after being assigned five looms.
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Husetts
Achushney and Hathaway
Potomske
Wamsutta
Bristol
Grinnell
Pierce Mills
France trade aims via Chicago envoy visit
The Gaulois reports Foreign Minister Hanotaux will have the French consul in Chicago skip reports and return to France for a brief stay to brief French merchants and manufacturers on current U.S. trade conditions. The plan seeks direct word of mouth outreach starting with Chicago and extending to the broader United States.
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Chicago
The
Gaulois
M. Hanotaux
Hebee
Deans
United States
Czar's Condition Grave. Russian Ambassador Receives News
Russian ambassador to Italy M Viangali in Rome received grave news about the czar's health on October 11. He ordered prayers for the czar's recovery to be offered in the embassy chapel. A stray garbled note about dandruff remedies appears in the text.
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Rome
M. Viangali
Italy
Czar
News of Kansas findings on saloon thefts and state issues
A Kansas City commission reports large steals in saloon revenues, with $4,500 collected but only $3,200 turned into the city treasury. The panel endorses abolishing the Metropolitan police to reduce thefts and fix revenue losses. Other items include gunfire in Caney, a fraud conviction in Leavenworth, a shooting in McPherson, a wagon accident in Parsons, cane crusher death near Onagar, a Riley County death, and an acquittal in a murder trial in Leavyaxworth.
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Bkaxsan Crix
Kansas City
Kansas
Parsons
Bert Smith
Dennis
Turoing
Smith
B.N. Colwell
Family of incendiaries held after new evidence at Dalton
The entire Reimer family at Dalton has been rearrested as new evidence emerges in the case connected with the disastrous fire that nearly wiped out the town. Earlier arrests were discharged for lack of evidence, but excitement runs high as investigators press the incendiary theory.
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Reimer
Benning Dalton
Kmn
Massilion
Dalton
Reimers
Dwight Byington Dead Grand Secretary of Kansas Masonic Grand Council
Dwight Byington longtime Kansas Masonic official and grand secretary of the Masonic grand council died at his Leavenworth home after a long illness. He was 61 and had lived in Leavenworth 20 years. His wife survives.
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Kansas
Masonic Grand Council
Leavenworth
Kas
Fragmentary Notice With Missing Context and Garbled Text
The text is severely garbled and partially unreadable. It mentions a sale of a mare and entries about a Republican state cell and a reward, but essential details are unclear. No coherent event, date, or location can be derived.
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God Family
Republican State Cell
MORRILL AND LEWELLING ADDRESS MASSIVE KANSA S RALLIES
Major Morrill the Republican gubernatorial candidate spoke to about 3000 in Cherokee county at a courthouse square gathering in Canemport Kan with a farmer procession and 200 vehicles. Afterward 250 old soldiers marched to the hotel for a reception. In Ottawa Populists drew around 5000 to Forest Park to hear Gov Lewelling and Mrs Leaie with city decorations and a large night meeting at the auditorium.
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Lewelling
Canempus
Kan
Major Morri
Court House
Cherokee County
Bothasigem
Maj
Ottawa
Kans
Forest Park
Gov. Lewelling
Mary Leaie
Haga Sud
Auditoric
A Tumble In Grapes At Topeka Market
A carload of grapes arrived in Topeka unclaimed by the consignee. A Kansas avenue merchant bought half, a grocer the other half. Signs lowered the price from 25 to 20 and then to 15 cents per basket. The grocer considered 10 cents. Locals expect many grapes given away while warning that grape seeds can cause appendicitis.
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Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Pledged to Populists in Illinois Labor Federation Vote
Illinois State Federation of Labor endorses the People's party, pledging support for state, congressional, county and local tickets. Resolutions call for tax reform, Sunday closing in Chicago, and a constitutional revenue amendment. Separate briefs note freight rates for coal to Chicago and a Kabul intended illness report about the Afghan ameer.
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Ilinois
People’s Party
Thinois
Supreme Court of
Hiinola
Chicago
General Assembly
State of Illinois
Ilavis
Atete
Federation
War on living pictures in New York women baking controversy
Mrs Ets Martin national superintendent and Mrs aard state superintendent urged action on a complaint about alleged obscene lithographs. Police were asked to review the matter as district officials examine whether living pictures and publications from the Howe verand be removed. The dispute centers on photographs and calico prints questioned by the women’s Christian temperance union and facing possible charges.
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Piallons Supe
Martin
Aard
Tate
Cuolin
Ulliar
Philader
Howe
Christian
Three men charged with bandit activity at street corner
Police arrest three men at a street corner on charges tied to interfering and possessing coins not in good faith. The suspects reportedly engaged in a street stand operation, while officers seized watches, jewelry, curtains, and household goods. The individuals were turned over to the government for further action.
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Wielier
Pida
Kunesk
J. J. Walker Ie Ky
Texas
Tone Diell
Jmlich
Fragmented OCR market notes from unknown date and place
Disjointed price figures and commodity mentions including pork, corn, dairy, and notes on shipments and receipts. The garbled text reads like an early 20th century commodity market blurb with references to December, January prices, and various regional products, but lacks coherent structure or clear events.
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