Emperor of China Reported Dead Amid Dynasty Turmoil
The report claims the Chinese Emperor died after being moved to the death chamber, with the Dowager Empress rumored ill. Officials and grand council members gathered. Prince Ching returns, and Prince Chuan’s child is named heir presumptive as regency plans unfold amid uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Hie Nau
Bim
Winter Palace
Forbidden City
Roembere
Grand Council
Agereroprets
Merttog
Chea
Nam la Taal-Feng
Chup
Germany
Hera
Coes
Peking
Nekins
Utte
Bu Wei
Chua
Elmheir
Chan
Ching
For Niza Atalra
Schwab Links Shipping Rulings to Labor Costs in Banquet Speech
At a Rotary Club banquet Charles J. Schwab, head of Union Iron Works, attacked the Interstate Commerce Commission rule forcing freight chargers publication. He warned foreign steamers could underbid American carriers, urged San Francisco protest, and said labor’s attitude must change before new shipbuilding resumes. He cited high local labor costs and pledged to relocate if the situation persists, noting a $2,000,000 Union Iron Works extension announced earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francia
Rotery Club
Charles J. Schwab
Jethiabem Sted Corporation
Orvelstrefon
Rome
Caphalieta
Schwab
Union Iron Works
Me Was A Great Student Emperors Life Sanctions
Washington reports on a diplomatic inquiry into the life of the Chinese emperor. It notes the ruler’s fragile health and his pleasure in scientific antiques. Observers describe a passion for mechanical devices, clocks from around the world, and scholarly interests that kept him engaged amid decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Vretty
Mehing
Dorr To Pay Ills Debts In Prospect Of Settlement
New York broker Dorr, facing heavy liabilities, offers to pay 16,000 in full with 25 percent cash in hand and remainder from future profits to settle debts. Many large creditors reportedly favor accepting the arrangement as a satisfactory statement amid prior failures.
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Leg Angeles
Ereg Dorr
New York
Gap
Low Angelis
Port l
Hla
Fin Bualnese
Dorr
Contette For Other Graziat Hénore At Convention
Rumors of contests for federal general officers are heard at the Denver convention as the American Federation of factar elections loom. John Mitch Hopper is named as a potential candidate. delegates anticipate debates and possible draws over leadership roles.
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Denver
Tamura
American Federation of Factar
Gmoere
Next Werk
John Mitch Haepters
United Ntme
Aneertea
Ty Federation
Tt le Relaty
Mitehell
Turing
Stillman Holds Majority of Outlook Stock Amid Rumor
New York reports that James Stillman, president of National City Bank, may offer Leonarelt Ie a role as contributing director in The Outlook, while Outlook officials deny public disclosure of stock ownership. They state private details of stockholders are not disclosed and no change in control has occurred. Stillman is currently based in Paris.
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New York
James Stillman
National City Lark
All Hawk
Outlook
Offereb
Leonarelt Ie
Ace
Odtrere
Sillman
Mee Corporation
Stax
Wan
Howland
Ove
Gutlok Company
Tattockholtera
Gantain
Stillman
Ubywrang
Matlosk Company
Met
Bellman
Maris
Man Shot Down in Depot Muddled Report
Unclear OCR fragment describes a fatal shooting at a depot tied to a person named Walter Minnie and others. The garbled text mentions Paper names and firms and a deceased individual, with references to a daily firm and a dated incident, but essential details are unreadable.
Fiamm Westphalia Tragedy Brings Thirty Miners Dead
chaotic report details a mine disaster at Fiamm Westphalia with numerous fatalities and many miners trapped. emergency efforts aim to rescue hundreds as officials and communities react to the blast and ongoing dangers underground.
DATTLESMIP OF FLEET 4 TARGET PRACTICE
A fragment from a maritime event describes a four target practice session aboard a fleet. It mentions participants and related actions in a hazy OCR style with mixed names and locations. The passage is unclear but centers on a naval exercise and the people involved.
German chancellor and emperor face ongoing dispute over duties
Nov 12 reports socialist and Central members press for chancellor responsibility to the emperor and oversight by the Reichstag. Talks continued without resolved agreement as Chancellor Voo Roe and Emperor Willard anticipate further meetings to shape future policies and public confidence.
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Darlin
RaleSaer Soctar
Teichstag
Willard
Nothyng
Alde
Voriuelow
Towie
Emperor Williem
Wiel Pest
Kiel
Federal
Davaria
Wartemburg
Gaxcoy
Germany
African trip plans stir science circles in New York
A garbled report outlines Major A B Meurma and Dr Means preparing a scientific expedition to Africa. It mentions Fort Toters, Washington, Roosevelt, and a crew including Surgeon Sams and Nathanad Geography, with aims to gather specimens and materials. The piece reads as a wartime or prewar era diplomatic scrawl.
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New York
Toneerel
Majir A
B Meurma
Malone
Fort Totes
Washington
Citay
Popeklest
Mearns
Sams
Bernal Iurcum
Caluns
Melyerelty
Insane asylum mystery linked to Harrington case
A ragged report traces Professor Harrington’s fate from a New Jersey asylum to a Montclair manhunt. It recounts his disappearance in 1895 after leaving Mount Vernon with his wife and son, his 1848 Syracuse birth, academic career in Michigan and Washington, and eventual confinement as a mysterious patient at Morris Plains asylum, with Raymond Harrington pursuing leads for Columbia University.
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New York
Gresser
Mark Wy Hingtom
Ore
United States Weather Bureau
Eclectife
America
Jesvay
Morrie
HarwiEton
John Dos Nueshher
Park
Trenton
Moteasor Harrington
Mortis Plaine
Bie
Ife
Raymond Harrington
Columbia Vulveralty
Morrla Piales Asylum
Renahe
Seerts Plains
Joby
Mortis Plains
Harrington
Haymond
Garden Avenue
Mount Verace
Raymond
Cisse
Marchgron
United Statea
Syracuse
Ann Asbor
Berlagsen
Germany
Studieg
University of Lelpatr
Se Whe
Raye
University of Te
Vaerington
Louisiana
Woman plots murder and robbery of mother in Chicago
A woman hired a man to kill and rob her mother Kath O. E. Prare of age. The plan involved a private detective and a Chicago station, with authorities notified after a supposed betrayal. The case included a staged break in for monetary gain and disputed property.
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Wiss Mae
Kore
Mre
Apa
Fia
Sattenter
Ant
Mien Gur
We 'Elprece
Leketeker
Pedice
Prem
Monary
Soana
Severay Tay
Austria Presses Pretext of Defense in Serbia Crisis
King Victor Exumancel received Adair, the Servian foreign minister, who urged resistance to Austrian pressure after the Bosnia Herzegovina annexation. He cited railroad and military shipments from Germany, France, and Austria, claiming Serbia lacks redress and must appeal to world opinion. The British envoy was to confer with the king as Serbia’s ambassador prepared to present recall letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Austria
Berlin
Serrin
Bervta
Hague
World market closing quotations spark brief rally in stocks
New York stocks opened with strong demand as prices rose amid brisk buying. United States Steel traded around 67 3-8 with 14 000 shares, while Pacific issues and rail names advanced. Great Northern and Bethlehem Steel showed gains. Trading remained active as speculators focused on priority issues and higher-issue quotes across the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel
Thay
Tolet
St Louis & Weert
Flettlehem Steel
Cemand
Tiletown
Herding
United Batra Steel
Uhited Grates Steel
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Tarnished Copper and Steel Quotes
A scrambled stock list shows Amalgamated Copper at 37 14 and American and Fore at 47 12, with American Sugar refining flagged at V5 t. Amalgamated lines include American Smelting around 234 and various rail and mining stocks such as Atchison Railway and Chesapeake and Ohio. Numerous entries appear garbled but indicate a broad market snapshot with several marquee industrials and utilities trading amid unclear decimals and misspellings.
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Amalgematet Copper
Américanar and Founte
Aiverleag
ST Toh
Ateerican
Averrican
Apaconda Mining Co
Atchioan Railway
Atehtron Railway
Taltimare
Ula
Ea Lireokion Teptd Traast
Tt Capadian
Read threatens jail for Mrs Read in New England case
Denver dispatch reports Mrs. Read, accused of extortion and drugging, is in critical condition after a dramatic confrontation with her husband and police. Dr. Butterfield confirms medical risks as investigators pursue the motive behind the Massachusetts incident before a potential trial.
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Denver
Colo
Tweskenea
Alen F. Nead
Mra
Menevieve
Chanter Phipps
Qadlam
Jest Alsht Tof
Read
Onler
Rbick
Mr. Mead
Hoare
R. O. Butterfield
Maelyea
Armairoog
Lell
Abe
Perecze
Massachusette
Mead
Adil
Msnault
Ril
Lawrecca Phipps
Cenevieve Chanter Philpe
Fiftrer
Phipps
Madame Lerey
Torstestous
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Pu Wei
Prince Chun
State Department
Moetfone
Konconcur
Trevtona
Adott
Minway
Detroit
Milwaukee
St. Louie
Wing
Mids
Toronto
Ont
Wrct IC
East
BET _ WEE
Gompers
Roosevelt
Ramor
Standard Oil
Cav
bin Dee
Pegnartvaate
Walter Minnie May
Amite Metiralb
Bat Ry
Byerihdiy
Daley Firm
Amouth & Berean
Mayet Aga Rorarian
Petre
Pheert
Heoattaes
Oh Menon Ve
Ponte Rf
Fiamm
Westphalia
Bermany
Ubey
Calenpiye
Manila
Oranda
Conny Dent
Casey
Beens
Lala
Reichstag
William
Scienet
Mejor Mrarny
Ces
Police
Morne
Ake Bibel
Milovanovich
Mrs. Read
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kanton City Livestock
Kansas City
Packers
Amt
Wabt
Ples
Girsty
Rence
Chicers
Nor
Dee
Eater
Sugar and Co
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