Decent People Seen by Roosevelt in New York Visit
President Roosevelt arrived at Mohoken station on a special train and was greeted by cheering crowds. In Richmond Hill he spoke from a car platform praising decent citizenship, work before leisure, and the value of cheerful, honest living, noting the importance of character over appearances.
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Long Island City
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Richmond
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Hate
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Kia
Noitbye
Kimhall
Twentieth Century Club
Roosevelt
Kirball
Cnildru
Strikers Jeer Soldiers as Cripple Creek Mines Reopen
In Cripple Creek on September 4, workers at Winter, Strong and other mines began reopening with military presence. Managers say they can hire all miners needed and expect larger hires tomorrow. Troops rounded up several strikers who jeered at soldiers and miners returning to work as General Chase ordered removal.
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Cripple Creek
Chase Rend
Gibens
Wireless messages at the World's Fair site
At St Louis on September 7 8 Marconi guest of the fair discussed establishing a wireless telegraph station to send messages between St Louis and London. By September 8 a 25 000 square foot hilltop site east of the fairgrounds was allotted for a demonstration building for Marconi wireless. Priceless messages will be transmitted across aisles of law and sea to distant corners of the world during the exposition.
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Ranai
Mnct
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Jwe
Tom St. Lowis
London
Amd
Ennet
Exposition Beidagerenst
Marconi Wiraleas
Unionists condemn Chamberlain policy at Tyades congress
In Leicester England a Tyades Union congress passed a resolution condemning Mr Chamberlain's fiscal policy as ambiguous and dangerous. It urged other bodies to prevent changes and pledged support against any alteration. The vote carried with two dissenting votes amid loud cheering. The resolution will be sent to the Colonial Secretary.
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Teicester
Eng
M. Todlay
Tyades Union Congress
Tombridge
Chamberlain
Ghent
Joud Cheora
Crop Conditions Across United States This Week
The weekly weather bulletin reports cropping conditions varying by region with notes on corn and cotton health, drought impact in the southeast and midwest, and moisture issues in the Rockies and Plains. Strong contrasts appear between northern and southern areas as harvests approach and soil moisture fluctuates.
Mine Operators Will Jail Sentence Appealed
In Topeka Kansas Bent Ra sndge Haron ddny sentenced Mine Operators John duck and Jedi Bell, the court reaching a verdict that may be appealed. The defense argues the initial termination theory. prisoners will appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Topeka
Kan
Bent
Sndge Haronddny
John Duck
Aml
Jedi Bell
Syol
Anen
Initall
Prisanara Wil Appewl
Supreme Enue
Santa Fe raises wages for boilermakers and machinists
Higher pay takes effect today for Santa Fe crew workers including boilermakers and machinists, with a wage increase of two cents per hour. The adjustment applies to workers at all shops along the line between Chicago and Albuquerque, amid broader cost concerns and employer assurances of steady employment.
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Santa Fe Failroast
Armeouives
la Era
Christians Slaughter In Beirut Riots Stir International Tension
A Beirut outbreak between Christians and Mussulmans escalated into deadly violence with multiple fatalities and wounded on Sunday and Monday. American naval observers, led by Admiral Cotton, tracked the disturbance, while U.S. Consul and officers reported looting of Christian houses and calls for protection of American citizens. Officials in Constantinople and London noted the unrest spread fear across the region, with conflicting casualty tallies and emphasis on maintaining order and safeguarding expatriates.
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Navy Department
Admiral Cotton
Beirut
Sophis
Muanmadans
Christine Ovcar
United States
Navy
Transinua
Liesl
State Department
Rayandal
Beirat
Additio i
Charles. L. Hussey
Britain Will Not Coerce Bulgaria In Diplomacy
London reports Britain's refusal to coercively intervene as the great powers seek to sever ties between Bulgaria and Macedonian insurgents. Dispatches say Italy waits to agree to terms while France protests. Private letters from Monastir describe Turkish brutality and Bulgarian prisoners arriving in Monastir.
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Britain
Muchlinud
Hulgasia
Macedonia
Wulgaria
Wemii
Lualy
Verfin
France
Hfe
Corvas
Monastir
Defeated Imperial Troops Engaged In Eastern Battle
Fragmentary report describes forces including Thule Pronaid and Saxony clashing near a Werge locale. Cavalry moved under heavy dust as infantry and artillery pressed a counterattack with a tire of their machines. The encounter references 12000 horses and a large imperial army advancing, with fighting in a hot carriages environment and lines of march disrupted.
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Thig
Gaxos
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Vietorin
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Saxony
Anil
Abe
Cat
Wwe
Watt
Ohio
Woman Intervenes in Murder Attempt in Chicago
In Chicago a violent incident unfolded when a woman allegedly jumped in front of a man during a confrontation. Police arrived as workers and bystanders struggled in the area. The shooter, identified as a rival, fired at an opponent, wounding multiple people amid a chaotic scene at the life of Reckaloinia rooms. No arrests reported at press time.
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Ant
Ili Beckstein
Miasalph Tloppe
Waatab Moon
Nnion Cemen
Malon
Ifa
Cron
Reckatoin
Trappe
Monument Unveiled at Lake George NY by Colonial Society
A monument at Lake George dedicated to the Battle of Lake George was unveiled amid a ceremony with colonial and revolutionary figures. Governor Odell and Senator Dapaw spoke as the Society of Colonial Wars honored the date and site, describing the historic role of Indian, colonial and British forces in the defense of the area.
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Tala George
New York
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Quetrinlig
Ani
Butte Monument
Inul Ariens
Mount Vey
Albert W. Finer
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Battle Park
Cdut
Society of Colonial Wars
Craggal Jolson
Heulrick
Baron Dieskin
Linke George
Izak
Odell
Dapaw
Assisis de Pysts
le Society
Uwe Houkely
Amerdarnt
Pope's Three Sisters Visit Him in Rome
A fragmentary 19th century account describes Pope Pius XI and visits by his sisters Sewaver and Whit, detailing a tense, formal meeting at the Vatican and impressions of the Pontiff's residence near the Bae Angelo bridge. the text notes informal conversations, household meals, and distant rumors of intimate relations, with memories of the sisters' attitudes and surroundings.
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Rome
Mine XI
Seven More Indictments for Postal Frauds
Washington dispatch reports seven additional postal fraud indictments by a Federal grand jury. Indictments list names withheld pending warrants or service. Indicted defendants reside outside of Washington, with officials delaying disclosure of names until warrants are issued.
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Washington
Woehington
Great Anxiety Ends After Shipwreck Rescue at Lake Erie
Atoast report describes a vessel gone down with 100 passengers off Lake Erie near Leamington. Survivors reached shore as a rescue involving Sagdan and others aided by a tea party scene. Friends mourned as the shipwreck disaster unfolded amid stormy weather and nighttime peril.
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Mari Uta
Storia
Lake Erie
Tolley
Leamington
Orit
Sinkitt
Sagdan
Peleise
Sayral Keates
Mining Congress Sees Delegates From All Sides
The mining congress drew delegates and visitors from the industry and state, with dignitaries including Bishop Tevin of Taald City and Mayor McDonall in attendance. Welcome messages and a luncheon followed as speeches outlined goals for the sector.
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Sifth Amol Kension
Lally
Ohe Tevin
Taal Ciny
Charla
Son
McDonall
Heelty
Ruveenses
Riera
Insulted Emperor Incident Reportal Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows cluttered and garbled phrases about insult to an emperor and mentions of arrests and unspecified individuals. No clear names, dates, or locations are recoverable from the unreadable passage. The readable content is too fragmentary to form a coherent news item.
Echoes of a Terrible Crime In The Province
Fragmentary text describes a murder case in a distant region with references to Agatha and a character named Charley Hidettiny. The report mentions a governor approving actions by Hue province and a newswire tone about a crime and its aftermath, though many details are garbled.
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