United States Outstrips Swiss in Japan Watch Trade
Washington reports Consul Adolph Frankenthal’s Berne dispatch on watch trade rivalry between the United States and Switzerland. He cites American export strength in movements and parts, Japan’s factories, and Switzerland’s lead in complete watch assembly, with U.S. prices and production energy offsetting Swiss advantages.
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United States
New York
Pribune
Washington
Adolph T Frankenthal
Berne
Japan
Hla Iet
Nod
Swies Comaul Generale
TRG
Scitaerlath
Frankenthal
Uther
Nathona
Frankentias Adroits
Hoowever
Walenes
Gtltr
Switaerland
Ritter
Une Ng
Osaka
Rhinghouser
Awlahottier
Tokyo
Switzerland
Osaka Water Company
Ttn
Cmts
Enitea
Gwitserland
Titter
Richest Passenger on Steamer Tess From Alaska
Sept 2 An Alaska arrival reports rich passenger on the steamer Tess from Skaguny Dawson and San Francisco. The wealthiest aboard is said to own about 356000, with other travelers including William Hrasatemn Thornberry and Tompkins of Chicago. Net earnings for Oregon Railways Navigation Co show total earnings 5 003 020 for year ending June 30. Surplus after charges stands at 965 NGG. Funeral notice for Isaac Norris, 43, North Jackson, Topeka. Garfield Park concerts by Modes and Marshalls Band with admission 10 cents. Whitmore Bros Barbera, 72 Kas av.
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Tess
Alaska
Victoria
Tes
Skaruny
Dawson
C & Selene
San Francisco
William Hrasatemn
FF. Thornberry
MN. Tompkins
Chicago
Portlind
Ore
Oreson Railways Navigation Company
Tebe
British Reported to Shell Dervishes at Front
London dispatch reports a disruption of telegraph links and a frontline skirmish near the Nile. General Herbert Kitchener’s forces, advancing from Metu mounh toward the sixth cataract, engaged a large Dervish force, shelling positions and driving fleeing troops as the advance continued.
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London
Catro
Herbert Kitchener
Nusey i
Metomuinh
Nile
Amivelat
Nazey
Eid Torwardol
Iia Srae Aney Gsr
Keer
Moumorency
Te Dowe
Wbestoll
Joan
Elise Feretton
Corbett undecided on fight date with McCoy in latest interview
Chicago dispatch reports Jim Corbett, en route to New York, says he feels well and has not decided whether to fight McCoy on October 1 or later. He credits Considine and the sporting fraternity for their sympathy and support while remaining in the boxing business.
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Corbett
Chicago
Simn Corpett
New York
Tam
McCoy
Cannor
Considine
Tanner Calls Them Home in Labor Trouble Anticipation
Governor Tanner revokes the leave of absence of the Third, a veteran regiment, to muster volunteers into the Indiana guard amid expected labor unrest at Pana and Wirdow. The Third volunteers are away from the state on leave from the U S army.
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Sprinefela
Tanner Day
Trinoin
Sons of Veterans
Hhthona Guard
Setley
Pana
Wirdow
United States Army
Regulars to the East Return to Safe Stations
War department orders regular army units stationed east of the Mississippi to move back to safe stations. Transports Nuerts City of Washington and City of Berkshire arrived at Montaghtony with convalescents and infantry from First Minnots. London reports a Dreyfus cure update and a musical band event at Garfict park tonight.
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Mississippi
Washington
War Department
Montauk Point
Mississipi River
Santiago
New York
Nuerts
City of Washington
City of Berkshire
Montaghtony
Berkshire
Markley
London
Modnes
Marshall
Garfict Park
I Electric
Dana Tisely
Men Break Down In Tears Over War War Mental Strain
General Corbin reports a widespread nervous condition among the Sixty-fifth New York forces and officers. Many privates and enlisted men cry during talks, fear return home, and say they have seen no fighting yet feel unsteady. Doctors compare the illness to a grip of mental strain, worsened by inactivity and isolation in camp.
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Washington
Hinck
Sixty-fifth
New York
Corbin
Hospitia
Isul
Cuba
Peece
Aes
Marriages and Divorces Crowd Late 19th Century Notices
District court papers reveal a divorce petition by a wife accusing intoxication after a July marriage at Fencordia. The petitioner seeks absolute divorce and alimony, while the husband counters with absences and moral claims. Probate notices list marriages of Mitchel and Roberts with licenses secured by Julio M. Elder. Populist dates announce campaign itineraries across multiple towns with updated scheduling.
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Reynokia
Fencordia
Penn Sulits
Tonsel
Hintehe
Dolman
Uoe
George FH. Roberts
Elmont
Rows Smith
Senco
Julio M. Elder
Topeka
Czar to Convene Peace Conference in One Month
Berlin reports Russia plans a peace conference about one month after the adjournment of the Span-America conference. The Associated Press correspondent cites reliable information on the timing and purpose of the talks.
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Berlin
Russia
Charters Filed and National Letter Carriers Meet
Charters filed list directors and officers for Haven and county businesses. Toledo notes the National Letter Carriers convention opens Monday with J Parsons of New York as national chairman unpledged for next year’s site. Scranton Pa favored. Nebraska volunteers return from Chickamauga. train sections from Illinois Central via Missouri Pacific. San Francisco custom house receipts for September hit a record $567,272.42.
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Toledo
Catrick
J. Parsons
New York
Parsons
Scranton
Nebraska
St. Louis
Jast
Chickamala
Alinoia Central
Missouri Pacific
San Francisco
Custom House
Department
Ordered Home Long List of Regiments Mustered Out
Washington Sept 2 The following troops were ordered to be mustered out of service First Pennsylvania Knoxville to Philadelphia Second Pennsylvania Montania to Philadelphia Third Pennsylvania Hunterville to Philadelphia Eighteenth Pennsylvania Camp Meade to Pittsburg Fourth Wisconsin Camp Douglass Wis Seventy first New York Montauk to Camp Black First New Jersey Camp Aleet Thirty second Michigan Chickamauga to Camp Eaton Mich First ee sonville to armory Cincinnati Eight Onis Montauk to Columbus istsh indiana Knoxville to Indianapolis This Ohio Huntaville to Columbus O Lee and North Carolina Simons land Ge to Raleigh First and Second Alabama Jacksonville to Mobile Third United States volunteer cavalry ee aAmslaka to Gid Fort Omaha Second Massachusetts Montauk to South Framingham
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Knoxville
Philadelphia
Montchania
Hunteville
Camp Meade
Pittsburg
Wisconsin
Camp Douglass
Wis
New York
Montauk
Campy Black
New Jersey
Columbus
Issth
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ohio
Huntaville
O. Lee
North Carolina
Simon's Land
Raleigh
Alabama
Jacksonville
Mobile
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Gid Fort
Omaha
Massachusetts
South Framingham
Great Strike Ahead Prompts Fight Over Coal Wages
Cleveland reports Manager Young of MA Hanna Coal claims a major national coal strike is impending in early next year. Indications point to a lengthy walkout as miners resist wage cuts, with possible reductions of 15 or 16 cents per ton. West Virginia miners are already difficult to organize.
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Cleveland, O
Young
MA. Hanna Coal Company
Chicago
West Virginia
Troops Begin Muster Out Moves From Camp Meade
At Camp Meade Middletown Pa on September 2 detachments begin moving to home stations for muster out. Ninth Massachusetts starts followed by Thirty third Michigan Thirty fourth Michigan Third Missouri Sixth Indiana. Some regiments ready to sail home while others await orders. A hospital train carried 200 sick workers from division hospital.
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Camp Meade
Middletown
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Graham
War Department
Connecticut
Niantic
Wright
Alger
Brooke
New York
Bowers
Medico-Chirurgical Hospital
Philadelphia
Division Hospital
The Last Act Richmond Divorce Case in Kentucky
General Cassius M. Clay seeks a divorce from Dora Richardson Clay alleging abandonment on July 3, 187?, and claims full performance of marriage covenants with intent to provide liberal alimony. Dora admits the changes and the case aims to restore her maiden name and grant other relief as needed.
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Richmond
Cassius M. Clay
Dora Richardson Clay
Plaintif
Clay
Topeka Firms Win Groceries and Meats Contracts
Topeka firms William Green & Sons and Charles Wolf Packing Company secured all groceries and meats contracts for feeding the Twenty second Kanske during its return to Fort Leavenworth today.
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Pt Leavenworth
Leavenworth
William Green & Sons
Topeka
Charles Wolf Packing Company
City
Harvest Home at First Baptist Church Featured
Local notices mention Mrs. oar charged with maintaining bond and upcoming trial next week. Mrs. Winker Hutier-Meccy to sing solo at Harvest Home at First Baptist Church Sunday evening in Pret. Twentieth United States teelulirs from Has re turned from Santiago with malarial fever. Tournament scheduled tomorrow on Fenrh und club court at Bonarta with Ed Carrett Sitney Gruuee Billott Blackwilder and others. Open Naoge dates to be kept. no new seat date officers appointed. Field Park audience enjoyed HMS Gilbert and Sullivan production with Joseph Porter in the cast and local dancers performing.
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Oar
Kaye Bond
Winker Hutier-Meccy
Harvest
First Baptist Church
Dueorth
Company B
Twentieth United States Teeulirs
Santiago
Mick Waye
Taylor Street
Fenrh Und
Piltenire Eireeta
Topeka
Ed Carrett
Sitney Gruuee
Fence
Billott Blackwilder
Chicago
Bonarta
St State Central
Naoge” Greee Serato
Taylor Ann
Kegt
Hundme
Ginafore
Air Joseph Porter
A Pair of Rogues Arrested in Transatlantic Robberies
London reports J W Jago chief officer of the Brittinnic and John Kynaston third officer of the Britannic were brought to Bow Street for examination. They face charges over mail theft from a Cunard liner and the Britannic voyage crimes, including stolen bonds coupons diamonds and greenbacks. Jago is described as the prime mover and details show bags opened at Queenstown with later attempts to dispose of loot.
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London
J. W. Jago
White Star Line
Brittinnic
Lucania
Queenstown
John Kynaston
New York
Bow Street
United States
Jago
Kynaston
Jage
Counee
Kytastor
Smallpox Outbreak Escapes Thereto Island Patient Flees Pest House
Put-In-Bay Sept 2 There are 27 smallpox cases and one death on the island. One patient escaped the pest house and reached the mainland via Sandusky. Detroit health officer Dr J Kerndall reported the facts. The pest house near the Hotel Victoria is cordoned. The escaped man traced to Sandusky, indignant Toledo residents blame local officials for concealing the outbreak. Sam Anderson associated with Hotel Victoria staff fled fearfully to the lighthouse cellar, later reaching the dock where he cried for help before dying. There are now armed guards on the island.
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Put-In-Hay
Sandusky
J. &. Kerndall
Detrott
Detrott Health Office
Hotel Victoria
Toledo
Sueste
Sam Anderson
Government Lighthouse
Mantell Announces Bankruptcy Filing in Federal Court
Chicago Sept 2 Robert Mantell actor to file for bankruptcy in U S district court tomorrow. Attorney R A Wade preparing instruments. Mantell liabilities about 6000 dollars with minimal assets and rights in several plays. One major liability is 55 weekly alimony to former wife. This move may set a precedent for actors benefiting from new bankruptcy law. Cincinnati Sept 5 G A R encampment Union Pacific offers round trip 1610 from Topeka. tickets via F A Lewis or 4 Fulton. We offer laundry service on start order without extra charge Peerless Steam Laundry. Cops and comfortable dining cars on Santa Fe Route via electric dining cars.
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Chicago
Robert Mantel
United States District Court
R. A. Wade
Mantel
GA B
Cicinnati
Cincinnati
Union Pacific
Topeka
F. A Lewis
Fulton
Market Report From The Associated Press State Journal
The market opened steady with prices near last night’s figures as demand remained strong for cash wheat and corn. Traders noted cautious bears as buyers pushed to hold prices while overseas buyers pursued premiums, with receipts and weather factors shaping daily shifts across grains and provisions.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Beni
Lange
Hue
Goqe Ke
Nebrucka
Aute
Rome
May
Kre
Micae News van Sanus
RAE
Grover
Daneann Alge Maee Ning
Sivan
Noelle Tates
Getaer
Rte
Fragmented OCR hints at political rally and local ads mix
The noisy text fragment references a political movement and a rally with mentions of McKean General Election, stock market movements, and a blend of classified ads. It includes stale notices about FOR SALE items, a Jersey cow, help wanted, and rental listings, all jumbled with broken phrasing and unclear dates. The overall piece resembles a chaotic page segment combining political commentary and classified notices without coherent narrative.
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