Eve of fleet departure highlights Yokohama city
On the eve of the American battleship fleet departure Yokohama hosts week long celebrations. Tens of thousands attend water front viewing and a grand reception aboard the Connecticut with government and diplomatic guests. Admiral Sperry bids farewell while Japanese officials praise U.S. hospitality and mutual respect.
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Filipinos Resist Moros in Plantation Attack
An account describes a clash at the Bhep Yetd plantation where Filipino laborers and Moro raiders fought for hours. Reported deaths and wounds are noted, with attackers using surprise tactics and fires destroying plantation structures.
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Manila
Itpaz
Island of Stindazas
Mora
Short City Treasury Case in San Francisco Exposed
San Francisco treasury issues reveal a bookkeeper’s shortage of about $57,500 with additional miscounts totaling around $20,004. An investigation and legal actions involve former officials and the state comptroller, aiming to recover funds and address systemic weaknesses.
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Ennimline
Meer
Oaedale
Wendy
Peters
Pitkelne
Charles Hy
Hartwelting
Pocba
Deaerty
Saloon Razed in Town Amid Rebuilding Efforts
A fragmentary report notes a saloon demolition in the town as part of broader renewal plans. Mentions Warrington and Chall, with limited legible names suggesting surrounding activity and responsibility for the project. The text is garbled, but signals a structure move and local enforcement or oversight.
Weekly statement of clearing house banks in New York
New York October 74 The statement shows banks hold 622 660 000 more than reserve requirements up from last week. Totals include deposits loans and reserves with figures for lenders, withdrawals, and federal reserves. The appendix notes greater New York institutions not in clearing house reporting aggregate deposits and loans.
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Tivaring Howe
Peaterdey
Greater
Eleating House
Toanesin
Treresze Hy
Cough Drop Man of Chicago Dies at Lodging House
Richard Cegnorm, known to Chicago as the cough drop man, died suddenly of heart failure at a lodging house on Chletke Street. A familiar figure on Clark Street for decades, he sold cough drops to tenants in office buildings and attracted bankers, physicians, and lawyers as his customers. A former First Ward Democratic worker and auxiliary, his funeral will be arranged by local officials.
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Tomers
Bie
Explosion damages local saloon and arrests follow
Witnesses recount a blast at a saloon premises causing interior destruction and a close call for the building. Police arrest a returning patron near the scene after he professed loyalty to the owner and failed to account for the explosion. A second man, overheard by bystanders, was detained on suspicion as officers investigate motive and sequence of events.
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Atiana Arenna
Tan
Receding Bollens Stream Pattern Noted in Missouri
Kansas City dispatch reports streams in western Missouri and Kansas receding after recent flooding. The tam ber that prevailed in the region shows signs of subsiding as rivers ease, with officials noting lower water levels and improved conditions this morning.
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Reno Election Sparks Gambling Referendum Clash
Reno Nev Oct 26 voters head to the polls for a heated municipal election. Polls opened at 8 this morning and by 11 o clock about half of the 286 registered voters cast ballots. Gambling interests mobilized large meetings and literature to sway results as anti gambling factions push for defeat.
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Body Dissected by Medical Students at Chicago University
A sensational report details the discovery that a University of Chicago cadaver, used for medical training, originated from a California widow whose husband died in poverty. The body, stored for thirty days, sparked controversy over custody and the handling of human remains as university officials and authorities review the case.
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Vanderbilt Cup Race Ends In Crowd Chaos And Finishes
George Robertson wins the Vanderbilt Automobile Cup at Motor Parkway amid a chaotic finish. W. De Lattgen in a Mercedes placed third as crowd injuries prompted a halt. Florida led the early laps in his Lorenobile before mechanical troubles.
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Florida
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Tames
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Renault
Robertson
Strang
Locwt Grove
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Jerneng
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Selene
Heth
Alinoas
Berty Arcumite
Dushertenn
Herbert le Hewen
Baratara
Annlee
Aerties
Zeppelins New Air Ship Awe-Inspiring Test Flight
Report of a monumental airship ascent near Friederichaten with ten parses covered in hours of flight. The craft achieved mean altitude around 800 feet, steady speed, and a glowing trail as it arc passed landmarks including a royal yacht and palace grounds. Crowds gathered as the Zeppeline brandished its maneuvering wings and battery at the bow while the craft circled and charted new endurance limits amid royal observation.
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Alrehin
Heine Valley
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Traffickers in White Slaves Convicted in South Chicago Case
In a federal plea, defendants including Joseph Aye and Jotesh Raster from South Chicago were convicted in a trafficking ring involving white slave trade. The case tied to multiple Pearl River district operations, with several co-conspirators arrested in related raids across Illinois and nearby states.
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Closing Quotations of World Markets From New York
New York Oct 24 light dealings opening prices moved little as copper and steel shares showed modest shifts. Major industrials such as Amalgamated Copper American Car Foundry American Locomotive and United States Steel traded near opening levels while transportation and rail issues fluctuated. Livestock and grain markets showed steady quotes with cattle and calves at varied bids and a generally subdued trading day overall.
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Erie Bellway
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Rock Island Co
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Union Pacific
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Western Lstoo
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