Rome Queen Elena Gives Birth To Daughter Princess
Rome reports Queen Elena has given birth to a daughter named Miafalin. The royal family announces mother and child are well. The event comes a month earlier than expected and follows the king’s brief absence during a hunt on Monti Cristi. Ambassador Meyer conveyed congratulations as the sovereign praised the newborn.
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British Colonel Wounded After Afghan Frontier Action
Rima Nov I report says Col Woniewhiz commanding the gravity column of the British expedition faced a fortified Gumatti tower held by six outlaws. British shells failed to affect the fort until evening when a relief boat arrived. Col Yonnech was severely wounded, Captain White killed, Captains Davis Houston and Lieut Airy with eight native troops wounded. General Egerton later captured the head man of the villagers at Shiwa and Col McRaey reported 250 prisoners and war munitions taken.
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Woniewhiz
Gumatti
Yonnech
Bryan speaker at Chicago banquet highlights weekly papers
In Ohio Nov 1 report from the Auas club banquet in Chicago where Bryan spoke on West advertising and weekly newspapers. He said daily papers are losing political primacy while weeklies digest political questions and remain vital business enterprises. Edward Haven, J. Frazier, B. Muteland and Daniel M. Lord led ceremonies.
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Auas Club
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Wenden
Vinn
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Atlue
Elith
Iileut
Edward W. Haven
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B. J. Muteland
Federation of Labor Condemns President Eliot
Activity reports from the Federation of Labor detail resolutions condemning President Eliot. The committee on resolutions debated proposed actions about university policy and the U.S. government, with strong opposition to certain statements and support for reform signals. Debate touched on Harvard and other universities, but final language remained unsettled amid dissent from several committee members.
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Federation OF Labor
Eliot
Tax Frauds by Mason Temple Exposed in County Scheme
A long stray OCR recounts alleged tax fraud linked to the Mason Temple involving Edward Ingrer and associates. Gormley and Rush face implications over a $20,770 tax scheme with Wheeler, Storm, and a treasurer’s office figure aiding the alleged arrangement.
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Gormley
Goreloy
Luke Wheeler
Wheeler
Sith
Mr Storm
Peter Storm
Greusrel
Milwaukee considers literacy test for immigrants
A Milwaukee resolution urges restricting immigration to require literacy. proponents argue low literacy harms public morality and national standards. The proposal notes about 100,000 immigrant children affect American careers and face poor surroundings, hindering progress.
Non-Union Miners Recognized in Proceedings
Large crowds attend testimony as Judge Gray questions William Mitchell and W. W. Joss regarding the United Mine Workers influence on bituminous operators. Counsel contends the union's advent affected employment and the commission weighs the scope of examination while criticizing delays and the need to protect workers while preserving testimonies.
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Lackawanna Yiad
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Chaixwan’ Gray
X. Mitchell
Tamura
Toss
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Gray
Ross
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Jon
Reading
R. Mitchell
Telaa
Tay
Mie Mitchell
Correll PD
Roostvelt
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Fale
Yeduren
Tudge Gray Wien
Varouriasion
Tol & Denahan
Solin T. Ofview
Meir
Min
Alia
Aperture
Roosevelt Greeting by People of Memphis
A garbled report describes President Roosevelt arriving in Memphis amid a large delegation and police presence. It mentions a greeting at a public venue, with officials and crowds, noting the political context and anticipated events surrounding the visit.
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Memphis
Memphia
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Laege
Willy Monee
Exercianf
President Wright Visits Nickoliv City in Welcoming Ceremonies
The President General Wright arrives in Nickoliv City amid large crowds and decorative processions. Major buildings blaze with color as officials host receptions at the Guymas hotel and Beale street halls with local leaders and prominent citizens in attendance.
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Keph
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Bay Pen
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Tha Presigent
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Monphia
Beale Street
Dutch Charlie Monti Sentenced to Death in Monticello Case
The convicted wife nintleroy, known as Dutch Charlie Monti, is sentenced to death with execution set for December 29. Rothe, linked to the same case, has been taken to Baltimore City for related proceedings. Local authorities confirm the state punishment timeline and custody transfers.
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Charles Rothe
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Charlie
Nintleroy
Monticello
Punidan
Lake City
Rothe
Secon Ehias
Balt Uske
President Hooted Amid Turmoil In New Plymouth Rally
A chaotic November rally in Tia de Janeiro featured hostile crowds toward the president. Security forces confronted demonstrators as tense moments disrupted proceedings. Several were injured with patrols reporting casualties and unclear counts amid the unrest.
Teachers Joining Unions In Hoboken City
New York and Hoboken educators prepare to form a new organization uniting teachers and principals. The plan, led by a coalition of teachers and the local principals association, aims to gain mutual aid and advocate for common interests among Hoboken’s schools.
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Hoboken
Tabor
Hobyken
Canadian Catholic Banquet Highlights Ties to Canada
Yaron November 11 report notes Mgr Fileonia, recently named to a Washington post, being hosted by the Canadian Suthalbanian. Ontario premier, Toronto officials, and Ontario church leaders attended. The archbishop asserted no wish for closer political bonds beyond current ties, expressing affection for Canada.
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Wabash to Increase Wages
Officials at the Wabash shops discussed wage increases after a nationwide review. Actions aim to implement higher pay scales, with managers and supervisors convening to confirm details and timelines.
Colomado Fuel Ant Tron De Cilins Historical Note
Fragmentary OCR outlines a November legal hearing in Washington about an appeal related to a proposed appointment and election procedures. Mentions Chaalavision, Caldwell, and a district audience, with unclear names and dates.
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Washington
Brearer
Mie
Auprenay
Chaalavision
Caldwell
Amnion Iy
Farol & Tron
Uwe
Wounded bandit left by comrades in Colorado
Trinidad Colorado November report says a wounded bandit abandoned by four companions after a train robbery near Cheyenne Wells and waited for pursuit. He was brought to Trinidad mortally wounded, stating attackers would not capture him alive. Police and Wells-Fargo officials confirmed the gang all but one captured. one died after the hold up.
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Wella-Farge
Charles ‘B. Kove
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Itp. Mespany Wer
Americans Ruining English Towns
New York reports a British trade decline tied to American competition and imports. The piece notes reduced production at home and abroad, with Northampton and Leicester cited as examples of shifting labor and goods markets.
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New Yorkshig
Altierigin
Almandi
Northampton
Unishiro
Kine Ib
Leicester
Northamp Lan
Life saving globe tested at sea in heavy seas
New York November tests of a life saving globe show it resists heavy seas with a crew and sand ballast. The globe was towed from Dover to the channel, then into calm water where sailors boarded, lashed on, and sailed it through high surf to measure stability and performance in wreck conditions.
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Cape Thin Bonvip
Terald
London
Dover
Globe
Betwreen Daver
Lee
Convig
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Lnengit Cieamnholo
Donvig
Narbor
Remarkable case of asphyxiation in New York
In New York a remarkable case of asphyxiation is described with medical details. The patient Nellie Coremany died weeks after a respiratory crisis, while attempts at resuscitation and monitoring are noted. The article references hospital care, fevers, and oxygen therapy in a clinical narrative.
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Wright Hospital
Nellie Coremany
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