Diplomatic protest over embassy incident sparks informal inquiry
Reported British ambassador Bryce may lodge a formal complaint with Washington over alleged outrages at a Berlin or London area event. State Department delays message while investigators weigh security duties and potential indemnity. The piece cites unnamed officials and ties to the British Embassy and Hindu communities amid tensions.
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Unclear fragment about man and estate will
Fragmentary notice mentions Mansfield family matters and a will. Details are illegible but reference to estate, heirs, and possible court involvement. No clear names, dates, or locations readable.
Carrier Promised Pay Row Sparks City Debate
A fragmented clipping discusses a postal carrier dispute over a $10,000 payment linked to Holia dot Nut on UP ter carriers. It notes votes, timelines, and potential costs, with references to Philadelphia gas and a February review. The piece mentions a plan to settle by a specific date, implying ongoing negotiations. The language is garbled but centers on compensation and carrier actions.
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Aera
Uslland
Poston Mall
Oldest Mason Celebrates Long Stand in Mount Vernon
A veteran Mason, eighty years in the order, observed a milestone celebration at Mount Vernon Lodge A F and AM in Newport. Members gathered in a body to honor the longtime member's loyalty and service, reflecting the fraternal history of the Masonic lodge in the region.
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Jamen Belya
Masonic Orier
Mount Vernon Lidge
Newport
Midshipman Humbert Recommended for Dismissal
Humbert of Williamstown Pa has tendered his resignation from the navy to the Naval Academy Superintendent Badger. He is among four young men reported under recommendation for dismissal following charges including taking French leave during the summer practice cruise and overstaying liberty.
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Dustrissa Annapeil
Midnaipman
George F Humbert
Williamstown
Navy
Badger
Naval Academy
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Tog We
Daniel at sixty five tribute and political memories
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Daniel’s sixty fifth birthday and memories of Baltimore in earlier years. The speaker recalls friends, political figures, and family ties, including relatives who died in the Civil War and a cousin who served as an engineer and died in battle. The piece preserves a period voice with personal anecdotes and historical touches.
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Jon J
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Hla
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Daniel
Baltimoye O
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Annapolis
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Philadelphia
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Immigrant Data Tour Aboard Cedric Heads To Albany
A subcommittee of the Latter States Immigration Commission, led by chairman Vermont Senator Dillingham, arrived on the White Star steamer Cedric. Members Latimer, Howell, Burchmth, and Secretary Morton L. Crane gathered data in Europe to inform U S policy. Sister Lodge and others on the Immigration Commission plan to study conditions along the Atlantic seaboard and report this fall.
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Caithenter Byrone
Latter States Immigration Commission
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Cedric
Europe
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Sugar Makers Win Point On Sulphur Use In Sugar Refining
A Louisiana meeting of the pure food and drug inspection board, secretary to the Louisiana auger Exchange, and chemists arrived at an agreement permitting limited use of sulphur in sugar refining. The decision allows up to about a half ounce of sulfur compound per kilogram of syrup, avoiding market disruption for this year’s crop while preserving traditional refining practices.
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CT Blouin
Louisiana
Bureau of Chemistry
Louisiana Meniat
Witness Fees for Police and Fire Surgeons Questioned
Informal ruling suggests District salaried employees cannot receive witness fees even if not full-time, while recent board of surgeons members reportedly did. Disbursing clerk stopped payments. Comptroller upholds the move. Also reports on the Newfoundland seal vivendi terms and the Hague tribunal slated for treaty interpretation.
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Faex
JS Wail
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Board of Burgeons
Yellow fever cases rise in Cuba and land office loan noted
The General Land Office commissioner loaned Special Instruc Jona to Minot North Dakota land officers to adjust home commutation rules. A cablegram from the Marine Hospital Service reports four new yellow fever cages in Cienfuegos Cuba with patients identified as Spaniards. As of now, thirty two cases are reported.
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Cadets Face Delicate Hazing Dilemma At West Point
United States Military Academy authorities confront a delicate issue as cadets restrain themselves from forcing talks on a vulnerable classmate. Cadet Sherman faced mild hazing from Cadet Beck of Winola, provoking broad offense within his class and triggering disciplinary attention at West Point.
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Georgie
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Court Martial at Kiev Sentences Mutraqus Sappers
A Kiev court martial sentences mutraqus sappers from the Twenty first Battalion for mutiny and hazing. The case involves cadet discipline at drill, with several cadets receiving punishment and threats of further investigation. Col Howse defends order and promises review while noting class tensions and potential future remedies.
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Royal visit to Denmark noted in English text
Minister Egan presented. The King and Queen of Denmark met with representatives and a notable audience. Their majesties gave De Feu a cordial welcome, with the event lasting about an hour.
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Army finds alcohol in drinks at Fort Myer report
Maj Gen Frederick D Grant reports in the East Department's annual review that several posts including Fort Myer show more than 5 percent of soldiers non effective due to intoxication. He cites malt extract and Coca Cola as adulterated with alcohol and urges restoration of the canteen system to address officer shortages and discipline.
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King and Premier at Odds Over Morocco Policy
Madrid dispatch says King Alfonso and Premier Maura disagree on Moroccan strategy. The Globe reports Maury intends to seek the king's confidence while warning of a possible mini-term crisis. If liberal sentiment supports intervention, the government would send 400 troops and several warships to Morocco.
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Hebrew New Year Observances Begin at Local Temples
Hebraic New Year observances commence with exercises at the Eighth Street Temple and Ruth Israel Synagogue. A commemorative tablet honoring deceased members was unveiled by the Ladies Auxiliary Society, with remarks by Dr Abram Simon and temple officials highlighting the significance of the High Holy Days and the annual memorial service.
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Promised Land
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Cadet Dismissal Authority Question at West Point
The article discusses Col Howse as commandant of cadets at West Point and whether he could dismiss an entire class. It notes the president's ultimate authority, the chain through the superintendent and Secretary of War, and War Department doubts that Howse pursued full dismissal. It suggests faculty and the academy superintendent can handle the matter without department involvement.
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Navy Worksmen Needed Delay Pacific Coast Shipyard Labor
The Navy Department laments the Mare Island Yard commandant failed to secure sufficient skilled labor for essential work. A large collier Prometheus was started but only ship materials were washered, despite auto weights and labor ads. The department considers abandoning Pacific Coast shipyard shipbuilding and may seek contract work when Congress convenes. Work on California and South Dakota reports on Marblehead are nearly suspended for the same reason.
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Navy Laws to Be Revised by Capt Lemly Team
Capt Lemly chosen to lead proposed changes in navy law revisions. Capt Samuel C Lemly, retired former Judge Advocate General, designated by Acting Lec Neaberts to conduct the rating revision for the Navy and Marine service.
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Military orders and naval instruction details reported
A lengthy dispatch notes Michigan National Guard officers training at Fort Wayne High and Fort Crook Nebr. It lists postings and courses for officers, surgeons, and ordnance personnel, plus movements of naval vessels and ships arriving at Cape Cod Bay, Yokohama, and Hampton Roads. It mentions Postum coffee testimonials and a naval cruiser returning to Newport News, with various assignments across Washington DC, Philadelphia, Chicago, and ports in California and Japan.
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Yale
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Frigate Stay in Boston Stirring Local Passion
Massachusetts citizens fiercely defend the frigate Constitution in Boston amid talks to move or donate her to Annapolis or Washington. Acting Secretary Newberry indicated plans to relocate, hoping federal focus shifts to the ship’s disposal, with Massachusetts urged to care for her or suggest a new berth.
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Annapulla
Washington
Navy Department
Boston Navy Yard
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Congress
Notable Names From Hotels and Venues Across United States
A scanned passage lists many individuals with addresses and affiliations connected to hotels and event venues across the United States. It mentions George W Drown, AORTON-D Walle, Clayton Henderson, Karl Vo Yala Ne, and others in Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, and beyond, alongside numerous households and spouses. The fragment references various cities and institutions, hinting at hotel registries or social listings.
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Andere
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Americans Released From Mexican Murder Charges
Foremine Water Pare Fracce Raleigh and others, held on murder charges in Mexico, were freed by order of the Mexican government. Americans Callentas Maxico Bent, Ho ward Stavér, and WB Speed left custody Thursday. Grant Ferguson, a conductor, pressured officials in the United States with affidavits and Senate support to secure their release after months of advocacy.
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Maxico Bent
Howard Stavér
WB Speed
Goy
Ferguson
Akron
Ohvo
Great Seal in New Hands
The lord chancellor Lord Loreburn sailed for Canada on the Empress of Britain today. He visited Niagara and New York, marking the first occasion a lord chancellor has left the United Kingdom. The great seal remains in his custody and is not to be removed from the country.
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