Mixed global notes on politics science and culture
A collage of late 19th century clippings touching politics in Rhode Island and Britain, science misdirections, education advances in Mexico and Chicago, praise for Henry George, a parachute stunt, Poe’s Fordham cottage sale, and Britain’s brewing tax controversy. Names include Mikado Japan, Queen Victoria era monarchs, and Poe biographer William Fearing Gil.
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Fordham
N. Y
Edgar Allen Poe
Annabel Lee
William Fearing Gil
Poe
Mail and Express
America
Photographing by Heat and Light in Early Experiments
The article discusses photographs made by heat rather than light, noting slower heat waves can image molecular changes. It cites evidence such as a fern leaf and a sunlit carriage wheel leaving photographic impressions, suggesting emulsions could capture heat images in dark chambers.
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Scriber
Trainwrecks and disasters in Missouri and beyond
Frightful accident near Sullivan Missouri caused by track sabotage on the St Louis and Francisco line. Passengers injured, agent Walter Davidson thrown from a coach, a second passenger pulled from wreckage, and doctors rushed to care for the wounded as martial law and military presence are noted in unrelated city unrest. Laura Bridgman, a famed deafblind author, is described for context, alongside reports of miners killed in a shaft accident and cholera in India.
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Sullivan
St Louis and
Aa Francisco
Omega
Walter Davidson
Wentinghouse Air Brake Company
Oklahoma
Otley Rona
Thre
Guthrie
Deene Dreier
Tiger
Bal
Driscoll
Nea
Turbulent News From Around the World and Local Tragedies
The report details a wide array of events. A West Pittston man, 25, killed his wife and himself with a knife. A Chicago doctor, P. Cronin, is found dead. A barn collapse in Dundee, Illinois kills several, including a treasurer. Naval and political notes cover government cash balances, Danish West Indies case, and international incidents. A Newfoundland shipwreck and German strikes are noted alongside weather disasters and a major steamer record.
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Hoplihn
Baltepore
Epon
Michigan
Cere Nantes
Mowii
Ual
P. . Cronin
Chicago
Findlay
Ohio
K State
Wittial Hewries
Dundee
Ill
Bengt Franke
Washington
Zegara
Pera
Wakrat
Cab Staten
Treasury
Trent Huston
Hyatt
United States
Denmark
Carlos Butterfild Ag
Lou
Danish West Indies
Fragmented Lateh News Broadcast and Miscued Events
A damaged late-Hundred era wire report lists scattered events including a death by self action, a public funeral in Alexandria, and colonial era ceremonies. It notes a presidential appointment of BF Gilkens as Sheved Controller of the Currency, a tax department disruption, and various local disturbances such as a building fire and a quarry explosion.
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Rusia
New York
Harts
Alexandr
Danie
Pitchurl
Gilkens
Penylvania
B. Hillday
Penarytania
Noble
Age McChesney
Five Persons Burned in Tragic Fire
A blaze claimed five lives at a Virginia home after a domestic dispute escalated. Firefighters battled flames as neighbors watched, and authorities investigate the cause while noting a victim identified as Carlos. Relatives mourn as the community processes the tragedy.
Prominent People In Name Only From Fragmented List
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous titled individuals and celebrities with scattered notes on health wealth titles and places. It names the Earl of Malmestiary, Prince George of Greece, Princess Beatrice, and others, but details are largely indecipherable and inconsistent, offering a scattered panorama of famous persons without coherent events or dates.
Agricultural imports and output in Europe and United States report
A Department of Agriculture statistician reports on European production and U S imports. Europe supplies most grains and rice imports, while Great Britain leads barley and oats exports to the United States. The piece notes European deficits in certain crops and compares U S demand, with noodles identified as produced domestically.
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Europe
United
Portugal
America
Asia
Europa
Ted States
Cimaia
Iran
Bank Wrecked Robbery Arrest At Scranton City Bank
Scranton Pennsylvania Savings Bank cashier George Jouup was arrested after business hours on charges of fraud and embezzling about 150000. He was a prominent member of the Second Presbyterian Church and connected with local athletic groups. he has two children.
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Bochum
Bicen Inticts
Germany
France
Sans Waag
Newfoundland
Boba
Paris
Queenstown
New Yor
King Hownen
Maly
Tee Jin
Panvets
Baisburgh
Fosity
Tri Laly
Itn
Phuser
Rupert Victor
Walle
Lai Das
Rte
Ireland
Loup Dexnaver
Valkyrie
Allem
Lizsie Willams
Tugulak Island
Sirnaman An Te Seamien
Abd Cary
Romert T. Livcons
England
Lord Salisbury
Mila
Gallarate
Lauterbach
Gowonite
Merthyr Tydv
Wales
Enen
General Boulanger
Greece
Scranton Penn) Savings
George Jouup
Scranton (Penn) City Bank
Enter
Ima Rac
Sigil
Pertesivania
Second Presbyterian Church
Alon
Pennavivania State League of
Atwetlan
Wiesimen Ani Ure
Pro National
Girte
Nations to participate in Marine Conference in Washington
The Marine Conference will be held in Washington starting October 1 with representatives from several nations. Technical experts are to be invited before the conference to prepare discussions and outline the subjects to be debated among ministers.
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Washington
TWO CLERGYMEN DROWNED IN MISSISSIPPI RIVER INCIDENT
In Besterd Ark two Baptist clergymen, Rev. James I and Rev. Tox Shim, drowned after attempting to swim ashore during a surprise rescue attempt. The older man had served many years and the younger had recently joined the ministry.
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Besterd Ark
Tox Shim
James II
O Briens Blast on Ireland and English Policy
Fragmentary report records O Briens blast during a reception in Ireland. He accuses England of deception and praises restraint, while contrasting Irish aspirations with Goerny policy. The speech references Barbara Pargury and political figures as part of a heated exchange on national goals.
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Ireland
Barbara
Frice
Waleg
O'Brien
Aelain
Hera
Toewee
Prince of
Warra
England
Austen
Iria
War on Gophers in Iowa: Eighteen Thousand Killed
In a western Iowa county farmers wage a gopher war to curb their pest problem. The drive targets pocket and tripe gophers to prevent crop damage, with more than 14 000 scalps counted and authorities issuing warrants to aid the effort during the year. The county auditor notes extensive activity as gopher bounty plans expand.
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Iowa
Porsons
Gopher Walpy
Connty
Brera Wie
Eahansae
Earthquake in Japan Reported Amid Confusion
Fragmentary OCR text notes a Japan earthquake with unclear details and mixed stray phrases. Mentions timing and possible aftershocks, but specifics remain unreadable. No confirmed figures or locations are evident in readable portions.
Fragmented WEWSY Gleanings War Era Notes
A garbled OCR summary lists military and political notes with references to war, shortages, and transportation, mentioning 190 towers, 12 poles, and a reported $40,000,080 amount. It notes tensions in Lem and a German Confederate defection at Chariigtag, with foreign and domestic headlines about commerce, wheat, and unrest.
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Iowa
Sevides
Efauntey
Baseball quirks and signings across the league spotlight
A turbulent recap notes Boston and Cleveland clubs trading barbed words and slow pitching while Detroit signs Shreve to boost the staff. Kansas City tops on-base speed. Louisville franchise remains market rivaled. Weir, Keefe, and Benton Club leadership reshapes front offices as New York stars heat up Staten Island grounds with rising payroll and budding talents.
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Boston
Detroit
Shreve
Kansas Citys
Wano
Keafe
Pramient
Feposiivaly
Tum Daily
New Yorks
Fem
Staten
Joite MonniLt
Washington Tax Benton Club
Tara
New York
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Rhode Island
Cixty
Russia
Harvard College
Japan
Great Britain
W. 5. Young
Mexico
Mesdaracs
Helen M. Mott
Charles B. Smith
Katharine G. Toda
Henry George
Scotland
Ielauss
Jone
Land
Missouri
Laura Bridgman
Tanger
Charles ‘Dickens
Doe
Hanover
N.H
Decker
Sis
Pins Institute For the
Susatoel G. Howe
Laura
Ies
Dickens
Pede Glater
Unita
San Catalos
Argentina
Gladstone
House of Commons
Boe
Delagare Backa Anon
Alate Kineon
Fen
Elward ‘Dsoes
Elle
Jamies Corie Sainun
Cora Con
George Veet
Gorge Gresley
India
Maias
Nia Bas
Ganjaw
Brownsville
Madison County
Ale
James Roundtree
George Wiles
Wilson
Roundtree
Wilton Point
Lateh News
Lenton Bridzog
Virginia Beas
Beas
Carlos Wan
Bsating
Earl of
Malmestiary
Pope
Bassem
Warr WarrTaas
Mas. Garriatn
Prince George
Grescs
Freeh Savy
Govenson Bious
Delatjare
Tomeson Grapgrove
Staten Island
Turkest
Beatnice
P Henry
Battenberg
Bas
New York City
Peeral Jourmaibennan
Rig
Bali
New
I Department of Re
the Marine Conference
Riley
Seerfersi
Gnade Barras
Aleit
Chariigtag SC
Prrteneno
Pitenen
Cleveland Club
Babye Weords
He Okrahich
Ee Tora
van Haltren
Slike
Brooklins
Coe Snereining
Yar
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