Cholera's Sweep of Death Across Seas
Washington reports alarming cholera and plague spread with estimates of 72,000 cases and high mortality in the Philippines, Hong Kong, and China. Egypt and Suez show rising infections though some authorities claim local control. The spread reaches Alexandria with dozens dead and hundreds ill as the epidemic grinds on.
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Washington
Net
Marine Hospital Service
Hom
Maviia
Cor Parry
Eholawe
Philippines
Ginte
Kat
Sneder Daly
Tofim
Chondiacont
Negros
Japan
Kiang
Nanchang
Shei Hale
Wan Kaw
Hong Kong
Haaith
Vraine
Amanlaui
Diawella Ube
Kid Lahe
Alexandria
Murder and Slavery in Southern China
A Chicago mission report from Tyeama Washington describes brutal practices in southern China, detailing murder, forced marriage, and the sale of women. The account criticizes local customs, noting widespread trafficking and violence against native females while contrasting them with Western civilizing efforts.
Bear in Zoo Attempts to Attack Boy in Front of Crowd
A bear in a Hot Springs zoo near a keeper allegedly tried to devour a boy. The keeper pried open the animal’s mouth and pulled the unconscious child free. The boy suffered a fractured skull and leg injuries. doctors fear he may die.
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Roberk Tatum
Boul
Eich
Pneaing
Ayurre
al Largy Binkbert
Wait
Hig
Tiny
Roosevelt’s Footsteps in Arbitration Effort
At a ministers council Premier Gomibes explained a plan to secure acceptance of arbitration by five coal companies in thedapart pont region. Pas de Calait bail already accepted while one company had not yet. The government’s offer may be the key to resolving the dispute. Prime Minister’s statements aimed to reassure calm across ministries.
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Payle
Council of Ministers
Gomibes
Alyos
Ming Aan
Dapartpont
Pas de Calain
Ad Ma
Mig
Strike at Springheld Provisions Demands Shorter Day and Higher Wages
In Springheld Massachusetts on October 28, about thirty one workers at Springheld Provisions a branch of Swift and Company walked out demanding a shorter work day and a 120 percent wage increase. In Mloainington Wyoming on October 28, an inquiry was begun into alleged cruelty to inmates at the Soldiers' Orphanage as authorities investigate charges related to the facility.
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Springheld
Mass
Simreg Sami
Springheld Provisions Company
Swift & Co
Dsgdor
Orphita
Guilty Verdict Reported in Upside Vallie Case
A verdict of guilty was returned in the case of Mrs Upside Vallie and co defendant Pineplay Caton Det, concluding the 98-Theory in the matter. The court recorded the verdict after deliberations, with the jury finding the defendants guilt on the main charges surrounding the Hastand affair.
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Caton Det
Upside Vallie
Nat
Giliy
Agree on Arbitration on Japan Foreign Leases
Foreign Minister Dole announced that Germany Great Britain and France agreed to submit to the stain of arbitration the interpretation of existing treaties dealing with perpetual leases of property by foreigners in Japan.
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Prick
Dolessa
Germany
Grea Pritain
France
Dagour
Japan
Danish Commission seeks representative for West Indies mission
Copenhagen today aasked the folkthing to appoint a representative for the Danish commission to be sent by the governor to the West Indies. The commission’s scope includes a balance between revenue and expenditure and the easing of unemployment.
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Danish West ‘Indies
Copenhaigen
Iinee
Minikster
West Indies
Striking Students Rally At Michigan Guitural College
A meeting of striking students at the Michigan guitar college was held today to protest faculty actions. The students feared suspensions and expulsions for participation and demanded a clear report from the faculty, but none was provided. No classes occurred.
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Lanning
Oeil
Michigan Guitural College
Heonse
Embezzler Escapes as Extradition Case Unravels
A fragmented report discusses an embezzlement alleged in 1000 involving Tioskon and Joseph Taylor. The U S and South Africa face complexity over extradition, with the Avilish government pushing the case while consuls weigh legal options and state department input.
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Tioskon
Joseph
Ty Taylor
Somul
Africa
Hrudah
Tniee Lowall
United States
Minister Wu Tang Deliberates on Chinese Commerce Post
Minister Wu Tang discusses the possible appointment of Yuen Shi Kai as minister of commerce for the Chinese empire. He notes Li Hung Chang’s example and envisions a role linked to the ministry with ceremonial aspects, while the practical duties may remain tied to the viceroyal province.
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Washington
Qel
Wi Iaw Tang
Yuen Shi Kai
Winen Shi Wai
Jidding Ching
Shi Nai
Li Hung Chang
Neree
Che Er Ie
Chang Chi Lung
Upai. Hh
Roya
App
Requisition Noted From Governor On Local Affair
A requisition from the governor at Ponpaylvanis concerns J Evan of Youngatown, president of the Teeyatong Mining campus, who is accused of withholding money under alleged false pretenses.
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Comming
Orte
Kovernor Nehokey
Ponpaylvanis
J. Evan
Youngatown
Teeyatong Mining Campu
Ohladning Money
Ambully Stabbing in Ore Portlet Fallout
A morning disturbance near the Washington frontier led to a stabbing during a quarrel at a local candy shop. G Wydehusen sustained a nonfatal wound as a man attempted to force entry into French's home, followed by a stabbing incident when an altercation continued nearby. Police are investigating the events and motives behind the assault.
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Washington
G. Wydehusen
Andy
French
Grande Directors Meeting At Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City news notes a nine member board meeting of the Grande Weatora company. Officers including the president and other executives were elected, with Selah and Sebi mentioned among those chosen. Substantial attendance and remarks followed the session.
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Salt
Lake City
Net
Antora
Kia Grande Weatora
Hin Aly
Besa
Finer Selah
Atared of
Eigek
Antho Mecibig
Wealthy dancer accused after body found in city home
Police probe into the death of a wealthy dancer linked to a remuns' affair in Wilbun. The body was discovered in a yfohard fist Sandy scene with signs of a struggle and the suspect under scrutiny as investigators pursue leads Saturday. Police report no burial details resolved. authorities seek motive and potential rioting money ties.
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Fihanon
Cele
Story
Jara
Tash
Win Howe
Two Men Die in Train Hug Leading to Fatal Accident
In Covington two men were killed instantly after being struck by a train while sharing a hug on a roadside path. The victims, whose names could not be deciphered from the report, were reportedly traveling together from nearby Silvie Giro and were attempting to return home when the fatal incident occurred.
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Covington
Get
Erty Coneilian
Uti
Lei Yarkoiges
Silvie Giro Tnt
Missing figures prompt joint Wisconsin recovery effort
In Tunervsee Wisconsin, authorities search for a president described as head of a large organization and his 21 year old nephew Larthar Buest after a mysterious 90 percent diversion during a trip. Local leads from Stanley and Voie Lo Taiyo beer are being pursued.
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Tunervsee
Fe Bite Tite
Vqaenant
Larthar Buest
Handwriting Experts Probe Disputed Papers In Suspected Forgery Case
тщательно translated and summarized from a damaged OCR, handwriting experts test contested writings linked to Molimaix and Archibald Arnold. They examined forged looking addresses and signature comparisons at Molineux station and Hardegen’s store, with witness Warren confirming signatures on disputed blue envelopes did not match Mr Cornish.
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New Vive
Lovibe Ahell
Ant Qaristant
Blo
Roland B. Moline
Ign
Mat Molimaix
Archibald Arnold
Bf Adlesman
Mardegon
S. Alana
Tilésell
Atudio
Molineux
Hardegen
Difenae
Qhestinus
Rdowitz
Surgeon performs rare hip operation in Denver hospital
A Viennese surgeon known for novelty procedures operated at a Denver hospital, drawing ovations. The report notes unique techniques used on a patient, with details limited by the fragmentary source.
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Dunver
Aline Childran
Jaulke
Randy
Starving Farmers Alert as Town Council Meeting Delayed
A dispatch from Yorkton reports famine conditions pressuring local governance. Meh-1500 dinreing Dulehobours move into town claiming to aid citizens while the council meeting is postponed. special constables are sworn in as civil unrest grows.
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Winnipeg
Yorkton
Aseinaboia
Mitchell Day Forecasts Major Regional Changes
A garbled weather style note from Mitchell Day hints at shifting regional activity and larger outputs in the Wyoming area. It mentions a relocation day and a forthcoming event affecting work, with a reference to a president and ongoing adjustments through tomorrow.
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Wilkiesharie
Ork
Aida
Uanvker Us Inova
Aclive Sons
Mitcnell
caleUyattell
Ciby
New Principle of Law Establishes News Property Rights
An appellate court opinion holds Western Union Telegraph Company owns a right of property in the news it gathers, not when published on tickets rented to patrons, affirming lower court decisions and barring other defendants from using quoted material. The ruling notes information carriage and public welfare as factors, with discussion on modern enterprise and press integrity.
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National Telegraph Neiws Company
Winsis Commission Company
Monet
Appellee
Colombia Alarmed Over Delay in Canal Treaty Note
The Colombian government expresses alarm as a note on the canal treaty, framed in Bogota, faces delays before presentation to the U S government. Admiral Cary has inspected shipping and stationing at Isthmian harbors, intensifying Colombian concerns over sovereignty and transit rights amid renewed tensions with the United States.
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Bogota
Casey
Pxt
Isthians
Atesert
Fanakie
Rhilrowl
Thypre
State Department
United States
Colombia
Admiral Cary
Oyer
Pran
President's Sister Sick After Atlantic Voyage
New York dispatch reports Douglas Robinson, sister of the president, arrived from Europe and is seriously ill. At her home this afternoon officials said she is very weak and bedridden, with the illness linked to a voyage incident as a ship attendant attended her husband.
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New York
Hs. Douglas Robinson
Koorarelt
Europe
Abe
Yale
Robinson
Mrec Robinson
Shea
Art Conuectors in Trocrily Attend Public Dispute
A scrambled news item reports a controversy involving American art convectors and a Kensington group over funding and printing disputes. Authorities pursue consular actions amid protests by American officials objecting to duties and exchanges.
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Tonite
Amerie
Nthe
Art Vativefeas
Kensington Diwerinh
Enubdenty
votBeik Cneh
Geenerres
Patyteent
Ratty
Daring Bank Robbery With Explosives Reported In Iowa Town
A dramatic bank robbery in an Iowa town involved explosive damage and a tense pursuit. Several men opened fire as guards and bystanders ducked for cover, escaping with a bag of cash after a brief standoff that ended with gunfire and authorities seeking suspects.
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Iowa
Tracy the Outlaw Kill Him Outcry on City Street
A violent chase ends with gunfire at a shooting gallery on Wik street and Third avenue. A crowd yells Tracy the outlaw as police pursue a suspect after a shooting that leaves one wounded and several bystanders involved in a chaotic street confrontation.
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Rollevug
Third Avenue
Piney
Bill Tam
David Wommer
William Sanders
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