Twists of Health Policy and Legal Tales Across Nations
A fragmented OCR, mixing hospital oxygen cures, divorce court nuances, elephant injury settlements, and global medical reports. It notes London treatment advances, English court rulings on marriage validity, and rising accident and crime cases. Also covered are circus injuries, European medical crises, and U S postal and stamp projections, with Massachusetts wildlife laws and Yosemite hotel reforms.
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Tondon
Military instinct in children sparks global wartime aid
A New York Loy firm dispatches hundreds of thousands of fly swords each year, signaling a universal military instinct in children as they contribute to global efforts.
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New York
Lengthy chapter on serious accidents across towns
The report recounts numerous mishaps and fatalities from a single period, detailing injuries from fireworks explosions, railway incidents, and accidental gun and machinery mishaps. It lists names, places, and outcomes across multiple towns with a grim tally of serious injuries and deaths, including specifics about victims and locations.
Labor Commission Letters Seek Meeting With Opposing Officials
The Indiana labor commission sent letters to labor commissioners of Ohio, Pennsylvania and Illinois inviting them to a meeting in Gary to discuss passage of a proposed regulatory measure. The action aims to align regional officials on the forthcoming policy, with a target date for convening as soon as feasible.
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Tidianapolis
Indiana Labor Commission Ins
Labor Commissioners
Ohio
Peninsylvan
Ulineis
Uren
Dadigan
Wits
Gary
Franklin County May Convention Endorses Nominees
Delegates at Franklin County Democratic gathering chose a slate of nominees for the party line. Widespread support favored W. J. Babb of Mr. Pleasant as head of the ticket, with a full list of local candidates selected to appear at the Dex Motes Weilresilig meeting.
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Gall
Denmoeraia Selvet Doetenates
Couneil Bite
Shuly
Democratits
Aml
Lawits Wells
William Poewe
Page
Theanas
Mellog
Trenty Weise
Robert FP. Smith
A.W. Roeth
Gekoi
Shes Davetian
Von
Wells
Phieiog
W. J. Babb
Mr. Pleasant
Elopement Shocks Folk in Manvor County
A July report details Flint Thompson and Arliss Mary Wager marrying secretly in Albia with Robert Sloan officiating. Thompson, a farmhand with a troubled past, and Wager, daughter of a wealthy Mat county farmer, face mixed reactions as families pursue efforts to end the match.
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Thisiet
Flint Thompson
Arliss Mary Wager
Albia
Robert Sloan
Yenne Thompson
Uirunt Crowley
Manvor
Mivs Jager
Reported Child Murder Case Sparked Inquest In Starrisan
Coroner White and attorney toured Harrison area over a disturbing case of a woman named Mrs Sealey allegedly taking a child from Mrs Ginder and causing its death by strangulation. The body was buried then exhumed. a coroner's jury found the death due to criminal carelessness by the mother M. L. Healy. Authorities, including the county board, ordered an inquest with doctors and officials present.
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White
Tiere
Harrison
Wishy
Wakiey
Pracn
Ginder
Stanfags Am
Matsue
Board of Supervisors
Teese
Forged Signatures Tied to Bank Fraud Probe
Police pursue a man named in connection with forged signatures on a check drawn against a national bank. The suspect, reportedly a deputy with ties to a state commission, fled the city after signatures were found. Detectives say the case involves several small payments and a rent bill, with an arrest anticipated when the suspect returns to town.
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Ghee
Wes Moines
Tuse
Dele- van Youw Cheech
Tawa National Bank
Anne
Winla
Wing
Dematy
Tim Ar
Eames
Towheya
State University Seeks Legislative Aid for Library
A distorted report notes the state university hoping to obtain legislative aid to secure a library. It mentions selling lands and transferring funds to cover temporary needs, with lawmakers delaying action and postponing the request to the next session of the assembly.
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University
Dea Moines
Taly
State University
No Strike Mentioned and Miscellaneous Local Notes
Fragmentary OCR style notes mention no strike, miner labor activity, and teachers wages. Context indicates scattered 1910s era local items referencing work in Olumwa and Connecticut wage trends, with incomplete lines and borrowed phrases.
Agitators in India Spark Violent Protests During Jubilee
A dispatch from Bombay reports pamphlets calling for vengeance against British rule in India. Citing attacks on temples mosques and public buildings the text accuses agitators led by English and native figures of inciting violence to undermine the government amid jubilee celebrations and famine. The Times notes the violence as a political provocation tied to colonial anger.
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New York
India
Paonia
Bombay
Zenuas
Velutomi
Phuyznes
Lilian
Bounty Measure Delayed Amid Election Tensions
Fragmented text outlines a postponed bounty measure amid political friction. Mentions of public debate, contested timing, and various unnamed figures suggest a heated, uncertain path toward a decision.
Weather Dispatch Notes Widespread Cold Frontshifts
Reports from the duty section describe a national weather pattern with a warm front moving through the Great Lakes and Midwest. Temperatures fall to near record lows in the upper regions while the western states see a rising trend with signs of another cold spell approaching the central belt.
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Tts
Cenraurk
Vdastat
Chicago
Sevardiay
Canade
Gatat
Maxhyign
Tram
Mweleba
Mont
Middle States
Bryan Speaks in Los Angeles Address on Silver Issue
The speech in Los Angeles touched on party contrasts and the silver question. The speaker reflected on changing views from Republican and Democrat contrasts, urging support for the silver Republicans amid political tension and wartime rhetoric.
Accident on Boston and Waine Cause by a Washout
A washout on the Boston and Waine caused a wreck this morning near Wowlyille New York. Details are garbled but mention of Patrick Lenaday and Bert Pebbles appears in the fragmentary report.
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Boston and
Waine
Wowlyille
Boston
Matherene
Patrick Lenaday
Wireuiin
Bert Pebbles
Tae
End of the feud as Mitchell shoots rival in Empire City
Sim Mitchell, husband of Empire City’s post mistress, shoots and kills Link Cale, an ex-city marshal. The deadly encounter follows a feud after Cale killed Mitchell’s brother four years earlier. Police report no further details yet.
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Sim Mitchell
Link Cale
Empire City
Kus
Eunpire City
Kun
Mitchell
Cale
Wyoming Outlaw Band Strikes Range Sparking Fear Across Communities
A sprawling Wyoming tale recounts a band of horse thieves and rustlers terrorizing counties from Casper to Caritas. Mob raids target creameries, cattle outfits, and a foreman named Hob Weving, with multiple suspects and indictments tied to a larger network of rustlers and outlaws. Authorities struggle to contain the violence as communities fear further attacks and the safety of cowboys and ranches alike.
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Carlie
Gusti
Terroriaed
Centead
Norther
Lee
Tolan
Band of Outlaws
Rover Meres
Fotinson
Sis
George Currie
Neu
Manyeavertty Postales
Chearee Currie
Ebied
Lendiop
Dugthy Sen
Gage
Bob Binith
Rebett
Diay
Hob Weving
CY Arthical Carey Brothers
Tustin
Terion
Casper
Caritas
Vine
Gertrol
Uta
Piubiors
J. W. Whiteond
Devine
Tommi
Ollie
CY Cottiey
Hetuge
Saber Panyeta Ds
Eaphurd
Tom
Stuelaren
West Virginia's Opportunity For Coal Exports Amid Strike Conditions
A coded discussion from Charleston argues West Virginia can seize new coal markets despite a miners strike. It claims state coal output will meet demand if production continues, forecasting long term sales beyond current labor tensions and potential nationwide supply shifts.
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Charleston
Paw
West Virginia
West Virginius
Lea
West Tia
West Virginia Coal
Funeral of Ex Governor Evans Draws Thousands in Denver
Thousands viewed the funeral procession for ex governor Evans of Colorado in Denver. The cortege, the largest ever seen in the city, passed by closed buildings and city landmarks amid mourners and official observers.
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Evans
Colarida
Benya
Denver
Russian Foreign Minister Urges Turkey Toward Peace
In Saint Petersburg July, the Russian foreign minister urges Turkey to abandon subterfuge in negotiations for peace between Turkey and Russia. He warns that continued deceit may provoke harsh measures unless a clear peace program is adopted.
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Porkey
Petersburg
Noa Vreiniin
Vurkali
Direece
Turkey
Holiday Decoration Atop Gay San Francisco Celebrates Christian Endeavor
In San Francisco the city dazzles with holiday colors and electric lights. Railroads prepare for a surge of visitors arriving for the Christian Endeavor convention led by Mrs Francis H Clark. Thousands are expected to descend on Market Street and Mechanic's Pavilion as yards fill and trains roll in with crowds to attend meetings and receptions.
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San Francisco
Cal
National Healiday
Golden Gate
Grand Arch
Market Street
Ke Dene
Hiss
Lber
West Oaklead
Oullanet
Port Cosh
Francis
Clark
Christian Dsmdeaver
King Williams Surprise In Dramatic Imperial Plans
A German Emperor Wilhelm I program features Pear Woettner as leading figure in a set of allegorical dramas to be published in Dvaratie Toro under imperial direction. Prof Knackfuss oversaw the work described as a heroic patriotic drama exploring German evolution from ancient times to Kaiser Wilhelm I’s era and the strength of the fatherland in peace and in external affairs.
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Berlin
Buelner
Thier
Apts
Ohet
Trermany
Jdonmin
Convicted of Murder by a Seance in July
Janeevort W Via reports a coroner verdict of death by heart disease in a wife murder case. Neighbors doubted the ruling as the body was exhumed with a broken neck. Shue was indicted and given life in the penitentiary with testimony from his mother in law alleging a spirit message confirming the crime.
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Janeevort
W. Via
TLS
Shue
Nuelehbors
Namkin
Shae
Stamp Act Agreed To By Senate In Quiet Session
The Senate approved the committee amendment to the tariff bill proposing a stamp tax on bonds debentures certificates and similar papers without a formal vote. The House adjourned for recess until Wednesday to prepare for the tariff bill’s completion by the Senate.
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Washington
Fiance Committee
Tha
Senate
House
Active Volcano Near Juneau Dominates Smoke Clouds
Alaska reporters say a volcano on Down island opposite Juneau is not erupting. The entire town watched incense clouds emanating from the peak north of the Treaty mine, one of Douglas's highest elevations, near Tacoma, Washington.
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Juneau
Douglis
Tacoma
Wash
Alaska
Down Island
Douglas
Treaty Mine
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