Strike to Extend 10 The S P Road Strike
Omaha reports ongoing talks between Luton Pacific president Burt and striking switchmen. No settlement reached after 30 minute meeting in New York. strike to continue indefinitely and spread across the Southern Pacific. National Association of Bｍ a fleeka? leaders urge unity and broader action while officials in San Francisco downplay reports of a strike.
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Omaha
Dom
Burt
Luton Pacific
New York
Southern Pacific Posion
Mitchell
National Association of Baflermirkars
Aya
Ladrones Defeated in Leyte Province
Manila reports eight killed including Isdrones and a constable in a clash west of Leyte. The battle ended with a decisive charge and surrender of the drones. American volunteers and an instructor were killed near Holinae as fighting spread. details remain unsettled amid confusion over casualties and groups involved.
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Manila
Isdrones
Am Qneminter
Leyte
Osborne
Ex-Secretary Lang's Critical Health Bulletin Report
A hospital bulletin notes ex Secretary Lang's condition worsens with kidney complications after recent urinary and bladder issues. Doctors, including Dr Hugh Cadet and Dr J Winthrop Spomer, monitor rising anaemic poisoning risk as the patient remains under care.
Aged Countess Feigns Heir to Austrian Estate Scam
An elderly Countess in Posen attempted to pass off a foundling as her heir to an Austrian estate. Alleged accomplices, including two high-ranking figures, aided the ruse by presenting the child as the rightful heir. The scheme involved transport from a railroad station, a staged delivery, and deceitful claims about the child's birth and lineage.
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Bertin
Ian- Delia Woerierszku Wilendei
Bine
Wrolluwo
Posen
Elibl
Comitess
Austria
Filipino Declared By A Court An Alien
A Washington court decision declares Antonio S. Qposie a Filipino born to Spanish parents in Manila, ruling he is not a U.S. citizen. The ruling, based on his alleged Spanish ties, voids his Filipino autonomy claim and sends the case to appeal.
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Saung
Lipine
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Hal le
Manda
Manila
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Sweden
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Dewmrk
Thad Krahoe
Berlie
Inims
Pardoned at last Ward Talabard’s Crime Trial
A fragmentary report recalls the 1830 Lyons case involving Talabard and a boy soldier aged 14. The assailant fled after the doorway attack, with a large ransom of 2000 francs noted. Details are incomplete but indicate a high-profile pardon after lengthy inquiry.
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Tha Wola
Rodos
Ieab
Levins
Talnhard
Lyons
Extradition Fight and Public Support Over Tarnished Case
A long fragment recounts the 19th century extradition debate around a man named Redon in Spain and France. It notes protests by about fifteen hundred people led by Lin Wishop calling for pardon, and mentions attempts to rehabilitate Redon by AG Reval and others, despite authorities pursuing extradition and legal action.
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Mme
Cur Aol
ML Camhan
Aseador
Cas“tolay
Shain
Tayers
Pavis Tul
Mteen
AG Reval
Hin
Reynal
Cassatian
Momsins
Merchant Exonerated in Wyoming Murder Case
A chaotic report from Aspen, Colorado states merchant Owen Tham was exonerated in the murder of James Ventte found dead behind Thants store. The account suggests Ventte’s death resulted from a blow to the head amid unclear ties to Lin, a wealthy mining figure, with lingering questions about motive and jurisdiction.
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Owen
Tham
Aspen
Colo
James Ventte
Thants
Wis
Jane
Coutts
Nuit
Fragmentary report on river flood debris and rail yard impact
A garbled item describes water flooding from the Youghiogheny river into the valley, overflowing silt and affecting mining and rail lines. It mentions trains on the Pittsburg McKeesport and Cometts ville tracks and a debris heap rising to about 10 feet, with effects from West Newton to Meleasport.
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Pitlebung
Wuter
Tive Aniles
Youghingheny
Yonghingheny
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Comettsville
Meleasport
West Newton
Railway firemen seek wage increase amid talks
Santa Fe officials report firemen on giant locomotives may receive a pay raise. Firemen requested a rise up to 15 percent, exact amount to be settled later this year. Details for the proposed increase remain uncertain as figures are not yet finalized.
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Wells
Santa Fe
Mining Stock Fraud Case Details Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text references a stock fraud case involving individuals named Houser Tan and Doig Dali Aton with mentions of crime, discharge, and a person named Yolnston. No coherent sequence of events or verifiable facts present.
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Phibrnok
Yolnston
Mhilliards
Idaho Court Decision on Eminent Domain Rights
The Idaho Supreme Court upholds a lower court ruling in a case challenging government power of eminent domain. The decision centers on whether the state can condemn private land for a public work near Shoshone Falls, affirming the lower court and addressing the rights of affected property owners and the state.
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Haiso
Tan
Heda Hellister
Shoshone
Peanir
Idaho
Moniz
Saansehgie Vila
Americans In Holland Form Capitalized Syndicate
A New York based syndicate with 3,500,000 capital has been formed to take control of principal railroads and lines. Key officers include Henry de Pieren as president, with vice presidents and other executives named from New York and Amsterdam.
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Mae
Principe Stron
Lic
Unea Ly
Diewry J. Piercy
Thas W. Good
Yen
Pendennis
White
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T. Rankins
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le Schlitthors
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New
Opposing Legislation Sparks Debate on Miners Leasing Rules
A tumultuous Indianapolis session sees coal operators warning against new state measures. They argue the proposed laws in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and other states would push mining registrations and require rapid regulatory changes before lawmakers adjourn. Supporters claim the moves aim to safeguard sanitation and worker safety while critics say the rules threaten industry stability.
Murdered Wisconsin Sweetheart Case Report
A garbled report places Jia Washington in a chilling murder scene involving sweetheart Botsy Modes. The District jail profile mentions a wooden log threats, with unclear platforms and steps but indicates a violent act and ongoing investigation involving local authorities and investigators.
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Washington
Jia
Alice Suckvir
Ae Aero
France May Align With Allies Amid Venezuela Debate
Amid tense diplomatic exchanges in Washington and London, France indicates willingness to join allied efforts in response to Venezuela’s debt crisis. Reports say Paris could back a coordinated plan to pressure Venezuela while weighing broader European and Atlantic alliance impacts. UK and US officials monitor possible French moves as Allied strategy faces adjusting support dynamics and potential new sanctions.
Cabinet Reviews Venezuelan Question and Philippine Legislation
Washington cabinet meeting discussed Venezuela and the Philippine measure before Congress. Secretary Montero’s return highlighted stronger coast defense fortifications and improved military establishment, with plans for action and a decision anticipated soon.
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Ten
ATL Ue
Ware
Cordilly
United States
Ariz
Volcano Erupts as Smoke Traces Center of Salvindor
Volcanic activity surges near Salvindor with fire and smoke visible from the center of the city. Officials report eruptions causing evacuations and heightened alert as residents observe lava flows and ash clouds from multiple vents. Local authorities urge calm while monitoring seismic shifts and issuing safety guidance to nearby communities.
Power plants damaged and factories shut by blast
A large explosion damaged the Niagara region power house and overwhelmed major factories. Officials report extensive loss of machinery and prolonged idle production across multiple lines, with repairs delayed and safety investigations underway as authorities pledge coordinated response.
Coal Operators Refuse to Recognize Union Amid Strike Probe
A Philadelphia witness testified about union recognition during a strike inquiry. The hearing covered wage statistics and working shifts at multiple collieries, including Reading, Gold Springs, and Turkey Rat. Officials noted miners’ average earnings and shifts in 1901 as part of the wage study.
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Teal
Boar Fage
Gold Springs
Kohluaur
Motta
Deapurs
Miners' Widows Benefit Plan Prompted by Leaders
A murky dispatch from Albany New York outlines a large fund disbursement and a plan to support miners widows and dependents. It notes payments totaling millions, with references to tenants or claims and an official appointment for a public service role.
Washington May Speaker Thanh Ma Palael Vote
Fragmentary report from The Nation’s meeting outlines actions by speakers and officials in Washington. The document references a committee led by Vander and mentions a scheduled session and orders affecting governance.
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Washintons
Thanh Ma Palael
Horney
Laura
Gillett
Achiets
Chee Ieenmorid
Ge dentehit tale from a tangled TeLit debate
Fragmentary OCR text shows a debate with names like Leung and Vostordins and references to a council or committee. The readable bits hint at a discussion about a teying or signing issue and a looming vote or decision without clear outcomes.
Fragmentary Weather Glitch Reports Cold Wave Readings
A garbled OCR fragment describes a temperature drop around two o'clock and references a coldest period. It mentions gold water, a Hoes Saemileaehoar wind, and a wrist thermometer reading near a cold threshold, with unclear local context and names.
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Degrona
Seelerk
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