Irish Opinion on the New British Cabinet
Irish Nationalist union reports via telegram from Dublin on October Irish Tender notes the reconstructed cabinet is stronger with 443 personnel, praising Amald Voorster and Lyttleton while condemning Austin Chamberlain. The piece argues the government cannot last without Irish party support and predicts Ireland will hold the balance of power in the House of Commons from now on.
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New York
Irish Nationalist Union
Tialfone
Kelegram Fran Dolay Edmond
Dublin
Amald Vorster
Indir
Lyttleton
Austin Chamberlain
Duke of Devonshire
Ireland
House of Commons
United States China commercial treaty signed in Shanghai
Washington reports the American Chinese commercial treaty was signed with Chinese officials in Shanghai. The pact outlines landing rights, trade facilitation, trademarks and copyrights protection, mining rights, and new facilities for discretionary trade, awaiting Senate ratification before effect. The China Japan treaty was also signed the same day.
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Washington
Partient
Retty
Coblegyam
Ming
Songhai
4 Conger
Goodami
Scamin
Uuee Commissionas
United’ States Senate
Trent
Department
Cestain
Lara
Manchiuria
United “Strtey
Russia
Chi
Manchurian Porte
China
United States
Shanghai
Sheng Kung Foo
J Kal Huan
Changer
Goodbow
Seaman
Japan
Detectives Track Dynamiters After Powder Theft in Montana
Detectives tracing a powder theft clue across Aiskan to Holt Company nearby Helena, following reports of sacks of nitro powder and a wagon sleeping man near Townsend. A witness names a suspect and describes a powder stash believed to total 240 pounds. The Northern Pacific boosts the reward to 3000 for dynamiters caught.
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Aiskan
Mont
Legal One
a_oenchman
Townsend
Wit Powler
Roviy
Tvo
Holt, & Co
Helena
Daniel Boyle
Montana
Northern Pacific
Private Dowd Is Released in Major Court Case
A muddled report claims Private Dowd is released after a court action. It mentions Witshute, Oat, and Private Sohn with unclear motives tied to a supposed covert raid. The piece asserts all defendants in the covert operation were fully exonerated by Major General Chalten.
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Shah
Nila Conley
Andy
Majorenerul Chalten
Worters and Warkern Observe Routine Work at Mine
Fragmentary notes describe worters and warkern engaged in routine mining work. Mentions rates, errands, and a vague routine at a site, with scattered references to people and places. No clear events or outcomes emerge from the readable text.
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Tadhunapvitte
Michel
Atthy
Wits
Paulo Lo
Whitsett
Folklore Visit Highlights Missouri Political Wrangle
Jos Folk visits President Roosevelt amid disputes over municipal wrongs in Missouri. The St Louis city attorney voices concerns on duties and suggests amendments to extradite and reinstate individuals indicted for robbery and embezzlement. The president considers these proposals as a potential path forward.
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Washington
St. Louis
Missouri
Thors
Canada
Mexico
Rihory
Ameomla and partners seek clemency for famed convict case
A misread plea from Ameomla Mong Oat R-Oneora cites a request for clemency regarding the so called Caso case. The text mentions convicts from Kol nom, California, with claims of rank and misdeeds raised by the group.
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Ameomla
Kol Nom
California
Ninety Russian warships sail from Port Arthur
A special dispatch reports ninety Russian warships left Port Arthur and arrived near Ma-San-Pho, with Russian troops moved to the Manchurian border. Diplomatic talks in Tokyo continue over Manchuria and future governance of the region as Russia and Japan face off amid tense border maneuvers and regional shifts.
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Port Arthur
Paria
MaSan-Pho
Ceres
Ma-Ban-Pho
Carean
Tokio
Munahisia
Carea
Sagetia
Layushi
Mavasia
Enal
Myerin
Coren
Baron Uayashi
Yokohama
Get
Manchwia
Caren
Shanehmvie
Huston Dé Rogen
Doling
Admiral Minxieff
Far Baat
Uapan
Russia
Manehutias
Gonzales Boasts Cited During Tilman Trial Resumption
Testimony on the stand described Gonzales as boastful while Tilman’s trial resumed. James Davis of Edgefield testified he did not hear threats in Black’s presence on a train from Johnson City to Columbus. Col. LeBleese recalled Tillman’s wish to avoid clashes with Gonzales. White and Hobertonck said Gonzales claimed Tillman showed the white feather and would repeat the act.
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Tavis
la Patrie
Darnstadt
Alexander & Stl
Lanisieri
M. Suyin~ak
Tokio Lire
Dapun
Turkey
Tmlsarin
MT. Savinaki
Russia
Austria
Lexington
James Davis
Edgefield
Tilman
Richard Hobentinck
Gonzales
Tillman
Physician Bier Kills Officer Matte During Arrest
Dr Bier, drinking, shot and killed Police Officer Silas Matte while resisting arrest at a drug store. He uses readers as a defense and parrots denial of the crime as a crowd of about 3000 gathers. Coroner orders a jury as Officer Slater recovers from injuries.
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Fuuble
Golo
O. Bier
Silas Matte
Lowis
Sys
Slater
Riles
Troops to have a mimic battle at Camp Young Ky
At Camp Young in Kentucky an exercise is planned this afternoon with regulars and guard units forming opposing forces. Co Wagner, chief Amplzs, sets equal stakes of 6,000 each for the Blue and Brown troops. The engagement will simulate an early battle with advance guards and commanders coordinating moves, notional opponents, and planned combat actions.
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Young
Co. Wagner
Amplzs
Phi
Anti-Trust Case In Texas Targets Railway Alliances
Austin attorney Cen tral Warren Moors representing the inter west conspire against the express line under anti trust law accuses competing railroad companies of forming agreements that hurt free competition. The suit seeks penalties and injunctive relief to restore lawful business operations and eliminate restraint in express service.
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Austin
Texan
Warren Moors
Integ
Hna
Onbermd
Wader
Aggrinet
Init
Coxpreak
Poad Wind Xpress Couipan
Ramimeda
Genentl Priya
Peqaltlon Ud Finteitina
Eliirters
Planned Escape From Prison Ruled A Bold Plot
A damaged Clipper report details a planned escape from Sim Quentin Lo prison in Cal. A prisoner and Harry Hanuwell, serving years for burglary, allegedly plotted to breach walls with hoes and rope to reach a store room for aid.
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Ban Ghiently
Cal
Get
Sim Quentin Lo
Ling Cote
Lely
Geale Liv
Harry Hanuwell
Grout Proclaims Fight After City Ticket Shakeup
New York oct. Comptroller candidate Grout issued a statement denouncing Citizens Union for backing Senator Pratt and vowed to fight removal from the ticket. He urged fair minded people to support honest nominees amid mob fear and lynch rhetoric. Wheela W. Whewea, Fusion nominee for Comptroller, accepted the nomination.
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New York
Grout
Citizens Union
Senator Pratt
Sayin
Anil
Sinwily
Tolin
Lynch Hey
Detick W
Demands of Grain Dealers Stir Congress Action
A 1930s grain sector debate shows Congress weighing price controls and federal power to set rates. Proposals push for compulsory shipping rates, Canada grain duty removal, and stronger federal oversight to stabilize markets amid uneven forest and commodity pricing signals.
Captain Bartholomew Nead and Mission Expels Harm
Fragmentary text shows Captain Bartholomew Nead and a mission involving Hrenanvor and a secretary from The LonidionPaegcasexpeats Miro. Mentions Ting trouble, Hiroe death, and Sal Prowitoagt Juans tied to Mita Revie as wife. Names and actions are unclear due to OCR errors and must be treated as a damaged local notice.
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AL Tanias Orb
Peery Bartholomow
Friend of Roosevelt Star Turns Rodeo Foil
Lucile Mulhall an 18 year old friend of President Roosevelt defeats noted cowboys in a Southwest rodeo event. Three steers were to be roped and tied fastest. Mulhall’s times 43 seconds for the first, 1 minute 11 seconds for the second, and 40 seconds for the third.
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Chicago
Cot
Chicago Triune
Eouth McAlester
Lucile Mulhall
Ronsavalt
Ban Yor
Bridge Not Dynamited on Northern Pacific Line
Chicago reports that Northern Pacific officials received word a bridge near Helena was blown up but later stated no such incident occurred. Dispatches say a bridge near Big Timber was initially reported destroyed by dynamite but later traced to a fire caused by an explosion on a passing train. investigators found no dynamite.
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Chicago
Chicago Tsitune
Helena
Dent
Northern Pacific Railroad Oficiala
Blackmaitara
Paul, Minn
Oe. S
Diclena
Monk
Dymmunitera
Big Timber
Sh. Pant
Manger Cooper
Northern Pacific
Unclear naval pursuit near Manila described in fragment
Fragmentary report mentions constabulary action and a vessel named Victoria. References a pursuit toward Balingad and rough threats at sea. Several names and places appear garbled, with scattered mentions of Philadelphia and musical ties.
Glow of Lava Dazzles in Coastal Spectacle
A dramatic lava glow lights the shore as observers report a lively scene near Kahuku with unknown witnesses noting the flow’s size and impact. Reports mention related activity along the coast and potential effects on local ranches and aviation discussions.
Frauds Discovered in the Philippines
A Canton based consul McQuade note appears as a beneficiary under a contract unearthed by Collector to Chatauis Shuster. The scheme aimed to import fake merchants and Chinese through this region. Evidence links more suspects, with forged certificates and a former consul Tolmaton noted in Amay.
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Mamilay
McQuade
Canton
Chatauis Shuster
Philippine Islands
Arcimnlni
Philippines
Alch
Curt Jabyston
Jae Brathav
Burlingame
Tolmaton
Amay
Aeling Canaul
Alaskan Boundary Dispute Session Amid Debate
Public arguments closed with intricate discussion on U S and Great Britain claims to the disputed Alaskan coast. Dickinson argued the need to affirm undetermined sovereignty while Foster thanked Britain for cooperation as the commission prepared to adjourn for private deliberations.
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Tonion
Dneoh AL Huchinson
America
Tinkinnon
Phouila
Baya
Dickinson Hus
Wolil
Dickinson
United States
Great Britain
Toon W. Foster
Favernment
Teed
Justion Alverstone
Ibd
Digsinson
Sheen
Cadre Leader Surrenders in Cavite Clash
In Cavite province Manila reports a leader of the Ladrone insurgents surrendered to authorities. The detainee, tied to drone operations, faces charges of distributing and wielding improvised weapons during a series of uprisings.
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Manila
Fild
Tallant Tunios
Cavite
Minautharibing
Tasuvteptns
Cavit
Great Floods Prep Convention in Kansas City
Kansas City reports a flood preparedness convention with about 200 delegates from across the region. Officials discuss river improvement plans, civil engineering input, and proposed memorials to Congress to urge substantial flood control measures in the state and neighboring areas.
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Kansas City
Warnsiss City
Fansag Valley
Tinta
Fieroaina
Kenta
Ces
Ste Ronit
Chester Langs
Gard
Shane
Missouri
Retay Druggists Washington Gels Notail Drageysta
A historical report details a legislative push involving druggists and a tax measure. The committee reports a plan favoring lower tax agitation and a revised system for proprietary medicines.
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Gels
Notail Drageysta
Prichard
McKveaport
Vas
Provident
Mit
Tay Cantor
Wuindietiern Avenah
Walla
Eotttae Ayatem
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