Daring Act Of Two American Officers In Mindanao
Two American officers Oat George Herman and C J Tohtson, stationed at fisimis Mindanao, were under investigation after a steamer was seized and a pursuit began for Borneo. A native vessel was stopped, a steamer captured, and a new pursuit sprang up to intercept the fugitives.
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Oat
George Herman
Jepentor
C.J. Tohtson
Constabar Kay
Allie
Fisimis
Mindanao
Haya
Borneo
Munning
Darnee
Ten Million Tax Receipts Hit New York in One Day
In New York Ort 8 city tax collectors reported a first day tally of 10 225 000 a figure described as the largest first day payment for Manhattan borough despite many major property holders failing to appear. The collection occurred after night deposition in a vault guarded by treasury officers with bundles of currency observed among the bags and sacks. The rush was linked to an extra allowance in the rebate program.
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New York
Wall
Olleomten Gomme
Manhattan
Secret Liberia plan eyed by London dispatch
Despatches in The Daily Mail cite M Jabuidy as aiming to create a United States of Liberia. The venture would attract African land grants and a negro nation led by Southern U.S. migrants. Proposals include a vast empire in Africa rich in rubber, coffee and other resources.
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Rhodesia
United States of
Liberia
America
Ifad Tlobaudly
India
Boundary dispute hearing pauses as Britain and U S clash
Jonah Me Dickingox for American Genealogical Society summarizes the Alaska Boundary case arguing the charted line follows historic methods while Britain asserts a different interpretation. He cites Chief Justice Alverstone and Lord Russell to contrast views as the arbitration proceeds. The committee adjourns for the day.
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London
Alaska Boundary Commission
Jonah Me Dickingox
Ginel
Tricia
Che
Traaly
Avin Lol
Cherien
Viunel
Finhyney
Generv Carson
Mimeo Cit
Russa
Dickinson
Alverstone
Lord Russell
Great Britain
Finiag
Carson
Electric car tops 125 miles per hour in tests
A historic electric vehicle demonstration reports speeds exceeding 125 miles per hour, with experts noting the craft’s unusual power and a curious glow from the trolley arm. Researchers anticipate a trial route between Berlin and Hamburg as officials debate practical limits and acceleration potential.
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Borlin
Hamburg
Cabinet In Session Amid Navy and Postal Service Talk
The cabinet met today with President and most members present. Absent were several ministers including some heads, while discussions focused on important matters concerning the Navy and Postal Service. Fortmaster General Payne signaled the investigation is largely complete with a few key points still to be cleared up.
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Washington
Get
Beeretarita
Kenewn
Navy
Vic
Payne
Mutilated Body Identified in New York Case
Two failed identifications followed the discovery of a mutilated body found near Hoboken on Thursday. Michael Yerks of Kansas, invited by Mrs. Michael Nenly of Philadelphia, claimed the body was not his husband’s, and Jerome S. Smith of New York remains missing. Autopsy noted throat and chest injuries, suggesting non drowning death and questioning propeller-era mutilation theories.
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New York
I & Hoboken Ferry
Michael Yerks
Kansas
Michael Nenly
Philadelphia
Jerome 8
Smith
Thie City
Ie Tega
Dubit Fa
Roosevelt's Great Danger Exposed in Phantom Plot
Fragmented OCR reports a lurid, misspelled account alleging threats to President Roosevelt. It cites unnamed sources, talks of imperial plots, police actions, and supposed conspirators, presenting a sensational panorama without clear dates or verified details.
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Torin
Imperial Sanity
Turks Fire Upon Turks in Bulgaria Frontline Clash
Turkiye forces clashed with insurgents near Sofia as fighting raged for hours. Turks reported heavy fire and claimed insurgents briefly overran positions before Turkish troops repelled them. Casualties on both sides were unclear amid chaotic reporting from the battlefield.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Onl
Kibtkar
Enn Kratova
Usloth
Femal
Lita Nanan
Sith Juon
Deerhkuore
Omnibus Strike Forces Shorter Hours in Berlin
A strike by 4,100 Berlin omnibus drivers and conductors began September 24 demanding 12 hour work days. The action, noted by Opt. and Berlin press, extended beyond a day as workers compromised with end times set around 12 to 17 hours, with some concessions granted conditionally.
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Berlin
Opt
Kansas City School Clerk Confesses To Receipt Of Fees
Kansas City Kansas school board clerk M G Tones confessed at a board meeting that he had received money from insurance agents claiming they were being held up by the elves. He asserted he bid a perfect fight to reveal it and acted without solicitation.
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Kansas City
M. G. Tones
Board of Education
Kansas
Jones
Graft in Chicago to be Stopped
Chicago moves to fight graft by creating city employee espionage system. An elderman committee will probe departments while three confidential agents will be hired by the civil service commission to monitor and report possible dishonest dealings across agencies.
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Chicago
Del.t
Harrison
Sant Aight
Civil Service
Police Raid in New York City Gambling House
New York District Attorney aided by Inspector Wintle and detectives raided a five story brownstone at 107 West 4th Street on evidence obtained by a plainclothes officer. The operation yielded only minor items and two men were arrested as the raid unfolded with officers entering the building and securing the scene.
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New York
Devotue
Justice Wyatt
Wintel
Saveral
Tlodjen Latimora
Buldorn
Phil
Daly
Neabhy
Bunae
Gmpleyra
Ware
Rolley
Ranf
Walla
Tve
Insurgent Defeats and Hardship Report in Luzon
Manila dispatch reports General Ola and his forces in Mabay province facing heavy pressure from American troops. Insurgents suffered casualties and prisoners while Ola’s men were captured, starving, and covered with sores. Allied authorities plan efforts to capture Toledo and Larin. General Allen notes discussions on granting immunity to Ola.
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Manila
Ola
Mbay
Luzon
Dary
Toledo
Larin
Allen
Royal Marriage in Darmstadt
Prince Andrew of Greece and Princess Marie of Battenberg wed at the old palace in Darmstadt in a ceremony attended by about 200 sovereigns, princes, diplomats and ministers. The King of Greece and Prince Tony of Battenberg stood as witnesses. The ceremony followed by services in the castle chapel.
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Darmetndt
Prince Andrew
Greece
Pringrss Mire
Rattenhey
Creeen
Princy Tonia Ni Battenberg
Prinens
Clever Rogue Captured After Nationwide Escapes
New York dispatch reports clever rogue known as Albert Te and C. Medowell captured after a spree of disguises and robberies across several cities including Chicago and Milwaukee. Detectives Neary traced him from an elaborate cloak and earrings ruse while the suspect claimed a rich heir status and resisted identification. Authorities believe the fugitive operated with a network across multiple states and nations.
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New York
Auveral Moweppess
Ding
Cleypok Morgan
Moreua A. Hatda
Hoy
Namie
Albert
C. Medowell
Alo
Iveanie Shayan
Pe Morgan
Dts
Duch
Iie Us
Chwoland
Chicago
Sir Lewis
Milwau
Drank Punch and Then Died in Philadelphia Incident
A tragic Philadelphia event reports multiple deaths linked to consuming wood alcohol tainted punch. Victims include Ort I Frank and Thas Tlelins, ages unspecified, along with Williane Comiy and others. Authorities investigate toxic alcohol exposure and warning signs emerge for public safety.
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Philadelphia
Frank
Bishop Doherty Welcomed by Philippines and Spainvoa
A diplomatic welcome greeted Bishop Doherty as he arrived. The ceremony featured dignitaries from Philippines and Spain aided by American and other residents, reflecting a cordial reception and official activities marking his arrival.
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Muntla
Doherty
Aipst
Elemon Dignisirs
Ishinds
Bert
Mim
Ilipines
Burial of Sir Michael Herbert in Wilton graveyard
London reports the private funeral of Sir Michael Herbert former U S envoy to Washington. King Edward and the Prince of Wales sent representatives while diplomats from the United States attended the private service in Wilton. Washington observed a memorial service at John’s Episcopal Church with the President and Mrs Roosevelt and other officials.
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London
Michal’ Herbert
Washington
Liefsroily
Wilton
Willehire
King Edward
Prince of Wales
Chante
White
Carter
Erican
United States
Marborough ‘Tawse
St. James Palace
Has
Kintore
Edward
McCormick
Ruskin
Alaska Boundary Commissione
Wilsons
Lunstownn
Consolidation of Gould Lines Progress Reported
Pittsburg October 6 President Ramsey Jr of the Wabash line inspected construction on the Pittsburg Carnegie and Western today to refine plans for amalgamating the Gould lines. A stockholders meeting will address the Wheeling and Lake Erie and related railroad consolidations.
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Pittsburg
Ramsey, Jr
Wabash Rand
Carnegie
Western
Thibond
Loledo
Wabeuh
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Dittsburg
Yoledo
Pittaburg
Camteaic
Traparates
Union Miners Defeated Amid Turbulent Canadian Strike News
In Takerafield Ontario and Randebirg California uncertain reports claim union miners suffered defeat as sporadic mining actions continue nearby. The scene includes unverified notes of 17 percent gain lines and temporary mine reopenings, with displaced workers seeking camps or new jobs within the district. Local officials reference related labor tensions and a broader sweep of activity around Randesberg and Santiago amid ongoing economic strain.
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Takerafield
Ont
Randebirg
Cal
Gheintne
Randsbarg
Aineva Union
Te Union
Mide
Early Dissolution of Parliament
Tendon Oct 6. The cabinet reshuffle under Premier Balfour aims to restore authority after Devonshire’s resignation splintering Liberal Unionist unity. Public opinion leans toward an early dissolution as Lords lawmakers anticipate instability and a possible new government. Marquis Londonderry may retire, while the colonial secretary defends Chamberlain’s budget stance amid questions on the poor law.
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Balfour
Rhw
Wke
Devonshire
Iain
Broderick
Arnald Forster
Poaly
Duke of Devonshire
Halfour
Vie Dinke
Aranard
Mr. Halfour
Ireland
Muisenans
Te Owan
Marquis of Londonderry
Doath of Education
Coloniel
Mr. Chamberlain
Anarchists Do Not Desire to Kill Roosevelt
In Paterson New Jersey among the remaining anarchists a few discuss, after riots, a plan involving a man who attempted to gain access to President Roosevelt. Witnesses note no clear grievance against Roosevelt, with some emphasizing opposition to theft rather than violence.
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Roosevelt
Yar
Paterson
N. J
Knce
Petar Cisne Elliott
Ransevelt
Houge
Chamberlain Starts On His Campaign
Birmingham reports Joseph Chamberlain began his deal campaign amid broad town support. Crowds at the railroad station sang slogans and cheered as Mrs. Chamberlain and family accompanied him on a speaking tour through Scotland, with a large turnout expected in Glasgow.
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Chamberlain
Birmingham
England
Joseph Chamberlain
Fonmer
Gen
Austen
Russia to Permit Japan Foothold in Korea
Bardic OCR notes indicate tentative Russian acceptance of a Japanese foothold in Corea near Ma-San-Pho with no troop landings yet. The embassy in Tokyo negotiates a potential framework, while evacuation plans in Manchuria appear halted and the Soviet stance remains unsettled.
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Russia
Japan
Corea
Ma-San-Pho
Aout
Thea
Manchuria
Ool
Bib
Min
Roun da Ruren
Farvin
Tokinsind Ura
Welieva
Tuasia
Tapa Aooliald
Rhode Island Republicans Endorse Roosevelt at State Convention
Rhode Island Republicans formally endorse Theodore Roosevelt, pledging support for his 1904 campaign. Samuel Y. Colt of Bristol and Woonsocket’s Gags Slo phonse Ganlin are named for state offices or party roles, with resolutions praising Roosevelt and outlining platform priorities.
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Providence
H. T
Ome Lal
Samuel YP. Colt
Bristol
Rhode Island
Slophonse Ganlin
Dita Annuar
Woonsverh
Wie
Aireeniiniten
Republican Party
Rhoile Les- Intanost
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Grant
Hayes
Gusfiid
Arthur
Harrison
McKinley
National — Republican Party
Pantra
Frei Blavery
America
Cuba
Philippines
Vienna
Induatrica
Fahar
United States
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Moregan
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