Wheat Pit Squeeze Shocks Armour and Grain Market
In Chicago May wheat futures climbed to 1.04 before easing to 1.02 amid volatile trading. Reporters describe a burst of speculative activity as Armour and Padten linked disputes influence grain pricing.
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Chicago
J. Ogden Armes
Armours
George B. Mareey
Duc Hevertheless
Briday
Diay
Hans
Anhiotir Nas
Teavaig Shipjeers
Erie
Irish Cadet Secreury Out and Succession News
An Irish cadet secretary outed. Patrick Mas Pred to succeed the Vreutendint oof Dredard. Jary Violate Tria Tiquor law noted. The United States fraud jury in Arizona’s first judicial district returns twenty five indictments, twenty two for selling liquor to Indians.
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Joadan
Anthonys
Patrick Mas
Dredard
Heo
Stedimes
Daugherty
Ancstant
Peers Jary
Theson
United States Fraud Jury
First Judicial District of
Arizona
Ambassador Reid's Daughter Wedding in London Society
In London the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Ambassador Reid's daughter Miss Reid to Mr Ward is publicized among the society set. The bridegroom, a popular court social figure noted for height and fitness, is connected to peers and races. the ceremony is planned with a large circle of prominent friends present. The event follows long social rounds and preparations are under way, with a formal date yet to be fixed.
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Ambassador Reid
Nv Bruthtaer
London
Te Eng
Jean Rel
Mr. Ward
Kang Edward
Ward
Dudley
Wart
Dorchester
Henae
Miss Reid
Oeetr Sam
Army relief efforts expand after storm victims identified
War department coordinates aid as Hattiesburg and surrounding towns receive tents and supplies for storm victims. Officials in Washington hold briefings to accelerate relief. Red Cross efforts and field reports from Purvis to Baxterville detail ground conditions, with emphasis on timeliness and access to shelter.
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Hattie
Alex
Ionitea States Army
Waushington
Hattiesburg
Devol
Persia
Red Cross
Heisia
Purvis
Baxtervaill
GOV
Unclear OCR of Presidential Pardon Signing Event
Fragmentary text describes a presidential pardon and signing in New York with references to Attorney General and other officials. The legible parts mention a pardon, a visit to Washington, and attendees at a ceremony, but many words are garbled, leaving the precise event, date, and names uncertain.
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Persie
Apa
Luis
New York
Lesa
Theraer
Apt. Viens Seharek
Thas Mather
Oldleratier
Sepponshore Lifesaver Featured At New York Beach Day
A rough OCR reads as a beach safety event in New York where Lifesavers are praised for actions during a day of surf and rescue attempts. Observers note a heroic effort by a lifeguard named Zach near the south shore as crowds watch.
Fragmentary Text From A Historic Page
The readable fragments reference a New York location and a person named Lupine Gueed by aethiria with unclear context. Details are scrambled and names likely corrupted, leaving no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize reliably.
Fragmentary report from a coast guard encounter at night
An OCR fragment describes a nighttime incident where authorities refused to allow certain ships to break a blockade or move west from a coastline. The text mentions crew observers, windows, and the presence of guards or officials delaying actions. The readable names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled wording.
Prince and Anna and party arrive in Rome from Naples
Prince and Anna arrive with companions in Rome on Thursday. The group lodges at the Grand hotel before plans shift with Gould and the prince toward the Riviera, while Sagan o arrives and joins the travel party.
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Prince
Anna
Rome
Gould
Prince A
Sagan O
Naples
Grand Hotel
Mene Gould
Riviera
Wisconsin Dams Break Flood Hits Baraboo Area
High water destroyed two dams and a bridge on Doll Creek near Baraboo, washing out the Hour mills and draining Mirror Lake. Several houses were torn away, and the damage is heavy.
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Wisconsin
Baraboo
Wie
Doll Creek
Mirror Lake
Chicago Editor Dead After Operation
Chicago editor L. U. Bickford associate editor of the Inter Ocean died following a recent operation for appendicitis at a city hospital.
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Chicago
Ship Sunk After Explosion Off Stere Island Port
A ship named Prittog Ship sank after an explosion at 4 08 Thursday near the Beseadores Islands while docking at Makan. Most crew members were lost. cadets numbered 368 of 300 on board. Rescue operations by PHM astrictate and Ksakushima boats continued into the night. The cause remains unknown, with rumors tied to a mysterious accident or sabotage.
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Vaomther
Makan
Beseadores
Crules
Phm
Astrictate
Ksakushima
Baronshinda
Foreign Office
Oyninna
Marshelpatte
Yoshmori
Yoshiro
Unclear text event or prompt word salad
The readable fragments describe a disorderly scene with references to money, promoters, people named in a garbled way, and possible public discussions of funds and a town setting. Names, places, dates, and concrete actions are too blurred to extract a coherent event or outcome.
Unclear Text Fragment From GSU Report Reveals Partial Details
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled GSU report or note with scattered names and terms. Potential references to Bat Seg bite, Sepa toe, Veedeeto, Marlo, Berg, Bhatt, Boothe, Pberdidtea, Nyd Boost, and Soba Preeret appear amid stray letters and incomplete phrases.
Fragmented Text From Historic Local Page
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions a vote or public matter and a near list of names. References to a meeting and a class context appear, with scattered phrases about a vote and local figures. Details are unclear due to heavy garbling and missing context.
Ambush Report Incomplete With Fragments From Troubled Front
Fragmentary OCR notes describe troops ambushed Voatae and Voat amoena allies with unclear details. Several garbled lines mention combat, losses, and disordered paragraphs, suggesting a disputed or incomplete frontline report.
Cotton Mills to Adopt Four Day Work Week
A major cotton manufacturing company plans a four day work week, reducing operations and curtailing the existing schedule. The move comes as the firm, once the world’s largest, seeks changes to its production cycle and labor practices in response to economic pressures.
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Ninowkeag
Biargest Cotton Manufacturing Company
Yoo Wands
Steamer Norwood Rammed in Ice on Grand Banks
The Dominion Transport steel company reports the Norwood bound from Glasgow to Sydney was rammed in ice off Newfoundland on April 16. The crew were rescued by the salvager and saved, with all hands accounted for.
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Lant
Rydney
O H
Dominion Tran Id Steel Company
Norwood
Glasgow
Sydney
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Sohdoner
Inmate Escapes Wis Cons Wheel from Institution
Kenosha County inmate Mishael Rossing ton escaped from the Wieconkin arytuin for Insane by fashioning a screwdriver from a cent. He used the improvised tool to break free during the incident at the institution in Wisconsin.
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Froment
Kenoshi
Wis
Mishael Rossington
Kenosha County
Wieconkin
Davenport Jury Hears Defense in Mrs Dolph Murder Trial
Davenport jury hears the defense address in the murder trial of Mrs Trene Delph as attorney Maus argues contributory causes and character evidence. County Attorney Keefe counters, asserting Irene Dolph guilty of premeditated murder and noting the prosecutor’s plan to present a full bill of the crime.
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Davespont
Trene Delph
Pred Delpat
Chenten Maus
Semartormal
Davenport
Rede County
Keefe
Irene Dolph Gudty
Gmurde
Boy dies after drinking poisonous water in mishap
A five year old boy drank contaminated water thinking it would cool his breath after two older boys mixed a chemical and set matches to test his breath. He collapsed and died several hours later. Authorities and a physician are investigating the fatal incident.
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Peter
Uren
Tire Pepys
Church Board Votes to Remove Pastor at Wadley
A shaky OCR record reports a church governance dispute led by members including Wadley Jameson and others. The board moved to remove a pastor amid internal conflict, with discussion of seminary ties and travel plans mentioned, and a note about the church state relation.
Marking V Long Walk From New York to San Francisco
John Wish begins a cross country walk covering five hundred miles in ninety days. He has passed Webster City and continues along the Illinois Central railroad route through Iowa toward Omaha and Denver, then to follow Union Pacific toward the Rocky Mountains and California.
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New York
San
Ifleen Vei
Towa
Omaha
Denver
Uniden Pacific
Rocky
Walsh
Wriker
Business man faces suit over Texas land trip
A Mt. Carroll Indiana resident Mira Wiarnhart accompanies a Marcudye businessman on a Texas land excursion. She sues Bee Burges for 10000 dollars. Defendants Lane and Waterman filed a demurrer, leaving federal court jurisdiction in question.
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Bee Burges
Mira Wiarnhart
Mt. Carroll
Texas
Lane & Waterman
Armory fund in Eagle Grove reaches fourteen thousand six hundred
Eagle Grove residents subscribe 14 600 for a new armory and opera house as the town forms a military company of a growing size with local support and civic pride.
Young Woman Drinks Lye in Baxter Area
Twenty year old Halen Kreuger daughter of Henry Kreuger a wealthy farmer living northeast of Baxter attempted suicide by drinking concentrated lye. Her health was the motive for the act as investigators seek clues. In Muscatine a body of an unknown man was found in the Mississippi River with searchers attempting to launch a boat to recover him.
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Halen Kreuger
Henry Kreuger
Baxter
Til
Aississippi River
Muscatine
Court considers soda chooser case amid mixed testimony
In a formal hearing the court examines the dispute over a soda chooser policy as witnesses from Port Dedge and nearby entities testify. The proceedings touch on standards for taste testing and propriety of the selection method, with potential implications for local beverage regulations.
Poison scare hits Mason County factories and local church case
Fragmented OCR suggests a poisoning scare near Mason County factories with a deputy or lawyer involved. The text references a court case, a divorced minister, and a pastorate ending amid a murder investigation and firings.
Veteran Conductor Quits After 37 Years on Hinots Central
After thirty seven years of active railroad service on the Hinots Central line, veteran conductor Lena Lod Chapmain of Macshadstown resigns. He sent his notice to Assistant Trainmaster Pod Manley at Oskaloosa on Monday.
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Veterain
Old Lena
Lod Chapmain
Conqueter
Macshadstown
Manley
Oskaloosa Mondiy
Pool and civic actions mix in Davenport and Iowa events
James Hanson of Davenport seeks orders from Mayor George W. Scott to keep his son Frank out of pool rooms claiming the boy is enslaved to vice. Waterloo proclaims a city cleanup and cemetery evergreen removals near Coralville prompt opposition. Revival meetings begin at Lakeport church Sloan with Rev W P Impey to be assisted by Evangelist Mare. Alice MineTher, Spencer, to become president of Iowa School Here Dri 18. Irene Dolph of Clinton, 17, on trial for murder of her sleeping husband Feb 29, jury being assembled. death penalty sought.
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James Hanson
Davenport
George W. Scott
Frank
Tong Wa
Duark
W. P.impey
Lakeport
Sloan
Evangeliat
Alice Minether
Spencer, Tn
Munder
Irene Dolph
Clinuton
Cigar maker cuts throat in factory tragedy
A cigar maker at a local factory, named in fragmented report as Bush Bradfield from Hurlington, inflicted self harm during work hours. He suffered cuts and died. his wife and six children are left behind. The article notes a troubled background and a factory setting without clear survivor details.
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Bush Bradfield
Hurlington
Depher Cigar Factory
Deadly twisters sweep vast southern states
A massive tornado outbreak from the Dakotas to the Gulf devastated Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana. Dozens killed and many towns damaged or wrecked, including Amite City, Quitman, and McLain, with loss of life reported across multiple states and multiple communities.
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Persis
Weety Niles
Oesery
Itis
Maus
Nittelies
Lenishind di Os
Beore
Simadl Rawis
Amite City
Nrcadia
Tidepenidence
Bellerove
Melton
Gornum
Fine Ridge
Oultonin Landing
Pairchild’s Creek
Poevis Annd
Amite
Louisiana
McLain
Mie
Quitman Letul- Ing
Purvixe Duinding
Mia
Dorn
Ala
Burgin
Frisco
Birminghan
Albertville
Alu
Winchester
Miss
Deport
Paris
Vexas
Rita
Shell
Storia
Oak Grove
Clarksville
Texta
Pacific Radicoml
Chartreau
Atorta
Vailey Springs
Siong
Gakota
Nela
A. Heinmark
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