War talk and political turmoil swirl in czar silence
Russia faces pressure to declare war or grant amnesty as parliament dissolves amid protests. Reports describe mass demonstrations for political prisoners, government resistance by the Emperor, and rising unrest across Peterhof and St. Petersburg.
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Peter
Prigent
Popular Glo
St. Petersburg
Alher
Hael
Loua
Lefora
Peterhot
Trovit
Russia
Mt Mintorpo
Gels Va
St. Peterburg
Persork
Samy
Crowns
Opening of Prison Doors in Hampstead 1892 Case
A chaotic wartime incident recalls an 1892 attempt on a Newong target. Berke Ban, after thirteen years in the Allegheny jail system, is granted a sentence reduction by a committee. Upon release, deputies escort him to depart for St. Louis while investigators shadow associates and discuss his future plans.
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Alexander Bethstan
Clay Frick
Hampstead
Allegheny
Berkiing
Tn Dt
Johnson
Allegheny Prison Department
Berke
Etg
St. Louis
Sterkman
Ain
Sruth
Aged Man Executed in Butte
A heavily aged man, Od Fuller, was hanged in Butte at 3140 o'clock this morning for the murder of Henry Cullibas on October 24, 1904. The execution drew about two thousand spectators after heated petitions for clemency to Governor Soule. Fuller left a widow and several adult children in California.
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Butle
Moet
Puttar
Henry Cullibas
Benth
Ople
Soule
California
Troops Asked For in Conymonm New York May
Reported calls for Hye guards to reinforce units amid a tense standoff near Albany. Details from Loyd describe a hesitant response and potential orders affecting casulry and military posture in a disputed area.
Hoppe Gains Ow Care In New Work
Fragmented OCR text describes Hoppe gaining care in a new job or assignment with mentions of centers, teams, and duties. The readable portions reference a transition, efforts by a group, and ongoing engagement in tasks. No clear dates, places, or precise roles are established in the legible segments.
Carnegie In A Little Talk On Socialism And Labor
New York May 18 Andrew Carnegie spoke to a group of young men after a funeral train yester day. He described himself as an individualist and argued the state should do less than some imagine. He warned that socialism grows but urged belief in American opportunity and the value of willing workers. He cited factories paying two dollars a day and said many laborers envy such pay.
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New York
the Ark
Andrew Gernogle
Dollar & Tay
America
Bombard Chicago Meeting Pushes Waterway Plan
May 18 Chicago officials and congressmen advocate a fourteen foot waterway from Chicago to the Gulf to ease freight rates. Speakers including Ranssell Lorimer Cavlaron Fills and Rainey urge full funding for harbor improvements and defense agencies as a remedy for high transport costs amid wartime tensions.
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Ingland
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi River
Gulf
Flenny T. Halney
Congress
Twentieth Minnals
Chicago Commercial Association
Sherman House
James PB. Ranssell
Lonisiana
Tian
Frera
Harbors
Aeeneladon
Congressan Wilt Lorimer
Chinago
Jaros
Cavlaron
Eighil Diatrict
Winconsin
Congreasman BC
Fills
Misssort
Congresasman Rainey
Minota, HS
Conway
D. T. Forgan
Micane Commercial Association
Ranaiel
fishRy
Umar
Hy Vaio Ataren
Mrs Davis Improving Amid Odd Reported Sketch
A cryptic OCR fragment notes Mrs Davis showing improvement while confusing wording mentions May and a Times piece about a royal or ceremonial matter. It references a trophy and a person linked to a figure named King Edward and an event attended by a party, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Times
Yeterday
Edward
Newport Event Hints British Naval Visit and Race Talk
A fragmentary notice from Newport hints English warships visiting the area and mentions a potential Nrac race contest. It notes possible attendance by dignitaries and a request from Sir Thonen Lipton conveyed through the klog, with no confirmed dates or full details.
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Newport
Morilimy Dupang
Klog
Thonen Lipton
Cote Gyolt
New York Yacht Club
Arrest of Omaha ex postmaster tied to federal fraud case
Omaha May 15 Joseph Crow former postmaster of Diaalex and torn tino faces federal charges after a grand jury indicted him for attempting to obstruct justice by bribing jurors. Crow, released on $1000 bond, allegedly sought to shield Teh George G. Weare of Sonya bu kota recently convicted of land frauds.
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Omaha
Neb
Joseph Crow
Diaalex Anf
Torntino
Justine
Crow
Erand
Tey
George G. Weare
Sonya Bukota
Cuban and American clash in Guantanamo period incident
Reports describe a violent April 23 incident in Guantanamo Cuba where a sergeant was killed and about 22 others wounded during a clash between sailors and locals. May 13 updates claim natives repelled a naval fortification attack, with accounts of casualties and political tensions framed around the event.
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Cuba
Gattrés
Sant
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Ars
Guantanamo
Iypeeathenes and
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Special Train Brings New York Physician Home
A special train carries New York physician Charles B. from Florida to attend a gathering in Halndanils and discuss medical duties. The trip highlights his calm approach and readiness to serve, with emphasis on timely arrival for the committee and the community event.
New York Painters to Strike May Day Over Wages
Seven thousand painters and paper hangers in New York City plan a May Day strike, after a Greater New York council decision. The move stems from Charles Stewart Smith’s wage demands and a prior wage award that did not change the basic pay scales for interior decorators and cabinet makers.
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New York
New York City
Greater New York
the Brotherhood of Patutere
Charles Stewart Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Te Pies Upanha
Tha Paintera
Bia
Tha
Thuy Neheu
Mr. Smitt
Chicago Endures Hottest May Day in Thirteen Years
Chicago records a scorching May day with a 92 degree reading at 3 PM and 90 degrees in the shade earlier, as heat prostrations alert the city. Officials noted a slow abatement of the heat later in the afternoon, with several cases reported and preventative measures urged.
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Chicago
Brenko
Boy Killed by Streetcar Sparks Riot in Chicago
Chicago May 18 A tram car strike turned violent after the death of eight year old Harry Sturm struck by a streetcar. Motorman and conductor defended amid a crowd of about five thousand while police rescued the damaged car on Bridge Street. The incident follows reports of unrest and multiple injuries.
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Chicago
Harry Sturm
Oll
Heavyn Detaila
Pouridgeath Street
Onion Street
New Vimkers Claim Victory in New York Event
Local report details a sports or entertainment scene in New York with several named players and teams. The piece mentions a 27 point effort by a player, a 28th Braz rebel from Beberle, and various venues and dates, indicating a key game or performance and follow up.
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Nike Gaminer
Ihas
Esterday
Teemeray
Lecreeen
AP Naren
Vali
Beberle
Feng
Maite
Aveuile
Luz Eetoek
Tava
Howe
Pete Ehanve
Senate Strikes Word In Judgment on Railroad Rate Bill
Washington May 16 A heated Senate debate centered on the railroad rate bill as amendments moved to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission faced strong resistance. The critical point was removing the phrase "in its judgment" from the provision, a change supported by Foraker and Lodge and opposed by others. The final vote adopted the amendment 50 to 22, with numerous senators named in the roll. The passage pursued gives the commission power to set rates, while lineups and remarks from various lawmakers shaped the surrounding discussion and procedural actions.
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Senate
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Danio
Congress
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Lodge
Ineni
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Ata
Bangior Lada Nson
Feetas
Platt
Rayner
Scott
Simmons
Spooner
Stens
Talla
pIrrro
Patter
Titan
Wetncre
Naya Alison
Rowtridge
Birkett
Clapp
Clarky
Crane
Gullom
Tralel
Dulliver
Fikitn
Frye
Pudion
Jeotin
Hemnnivay
Hopkins
Latole Lutte
Latimer
Long
Melaurin Nelson
Newlynils
Perkina
Pile
Wetrsner
Servor LaFollene
SFA Parra
Une Atoll
Indictments and trials detailed in late 19th century notes
A sprawling, fragmentary report outlines 13 indictments, embezzlement cases, paroled prisoners, and court actions. It mentions Ray Aire Boln and a former prisoner, along with a Pennsylvania railroad rebate discussion and coal region conditions led by Mr. Ungton. The text blends legal proceedings, local incidents, and political commentary.
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Bedian
Ray Aire Boln
Tollet Hag Bev
Kligels
Atarney
Dogebt
Pennsylvania
Br. Bodinean
Mr. Bath
Thayer
Ungton
Dng
Pennsylvants Railroad
Budbiaouais
W. J. Joyce
Geveral
Penneytrainz
Joyce
Uabe
Joyes
Juno
Wigton
R. le O'fonnell
General
Tuffalo
Allegheny
Ajeck
Pilsburg Divictan
Wellman Outlines Balloon Expedition Plan
Walter Wellman spoke to the Society of Aerial Navigation describing his planned steerable balloon expedition to the North Pole. Major Hletay will lead a French dive to Spitabargen in July with trials starting July 1 and possible postponement if three trials fail. Construction on the balloon continues with progress reported.
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Paris
Walter Wellman
Society of
Porr 5a ft AFA Vites The Hele Woise Ne
A fragile OCR fragment describes a maritime incident with a capsizing vessel and references authorities. The text mentions a state or local response and possible injuries but lacks clear names, places, or dates.
Automobile Taken by Thief at Broadway Corner
New York February 10 000 a valuable automobile was stolen early today when a thief jumped into the running car at Broadway near Forty second street. Its owner J H Clarke a automobile manufacturer said the car started and then the thief sped away with the vehicle and bonds valued at 2 400 000. The scene involved a white roadster and nearby witnesses heard the engine start and the car move off rapidly.
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New York
Mito Mobile
Broads Way
Forty-second Street
Lla
J. H. Clarke
Sn Automobile
Mato Pn
Transit tunnel debate and bridge concerns in Manhattan and Brooklyn
New York officials discuss safety and design flaws after a sand and debris collapse delays a transit tunnel project under the East River. Chief engineer Charles M. Jacobs and others warn that continuing conditions require a front renewal and stern reconstruction extending over 1,200 feet beneath the Brooklyn front.
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New York
MaCick
Senler
Manhattan
Charles M. Jacobs
Fennssivanta
Fastra Nort
Gustav
Lendentia
Gharlon Seay Smith
Ais Experia
Psat
Front Re
Onohott
Secre Bn Ae
Joratemon
Wicks Rheers
Brooklyner
Brooklyn Shore
Stirs Up More Trouble in London Trade War
London reports indicate rising tensions as the CAPITULATION dispute expands under Mamelpatin influence. Foreign dust codes and insurance firms face new pressure while enterprises seek relief from evolving tariffs and subport controls. Police and officials monitor escalating concerns affecting commerce and domestic markets.
Three Killed in Quarrel Raised Local Tension
Fragmented report notes multiple deaths following a quarrel among groups identified as Mavens Mee and Theos. Officials investigated after a sequence of confrontations near Rio and Jas Siegasc, with law units called in as tensions spiked and unclear motives emerged.
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Jas Siegasc
Rio
Kawealethan Isrir
Wes
Wwe
Naarzel
Bani Bry
Enaldo
Believe Minister Ras Long GaittihAL Record
Fragmentary OCR text mentions minister Ras Long and references to Roy and Chark Ma ving with monetary figures. The readable portions are unclear and largely nonsensical, lacking coherent events, names, or dates to form a clear news item.
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Ras Long Gaittihal Record
World YWCA conference reports strong US growth
The Young Women's Christian Association conference in Paria presents a United States report showing about 87 city and college branches and a total membership exceeding 100,908. American women participate actively in the movement's expansion in Asia and India.
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Paria
Atoday
Young Women's Christian Association
Messer
United States
Aina
Indie
Will Present Compromise To Supply Cotton Demand
The Govern intends to introduce a Turkish levy and a provisional tariff at the next session to support cotton demand. Willard Cannon and W. Wade of Titan Light and Railroad inspect Mr. final at Hasrlsctlln this afternoon. High water and a partly completed canal head caused minor property damage nearby.
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Asracia
Osaka
Manchuria
Willard Cannon
KW. Wade
Titan Light and Quilroad Company
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