Roof Wards Opened in New York Presbyterian Hospital
A new rooftop ward system at the Presbyterian Hospital in New York aims to treat preemergency typhoid fever and related diseases. Donated by a benefactor, the wards feature glassed promenades, canvas covered boards for walking, and patient beds on the roof with rolling wharf chairs.
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Amateur Athletics and Northwest Baseball News
The piece discusses Northwest baseball leadership shifts with Lucan declining a presidency in favor of West Coast leagues. It notes the Amateur Athletic union’s weak Montana footing and the Interscholastic Athletic Association’s reach, plus rugby in Vancouver and a Multnomah victory over Seattle on Christmas Day.
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Unclear high school and college teams clash in Portland New Year
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Portland, Multnomah, Seattle, and Chicago teams with names like Pall, Lonergan, Kearny, and Walter Brettoha. References a New Year clash, a North Division Pall team of Chicago, and a potential championship bid. Content is garbled with many misspellings and missing context.
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Race Track Results From New Orleans Meeting
New Orleans December 28 bets on street track events its six races headlined by Barveagha winning the first furlongs feature with Piderweh-senouit Seawater in third. Holnonr captured a later dash while Saturataon placed second. Vin
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Racing card summary with multiple events and placings
A disjointed race card lists results across six events with times and placements. Proline wins the first race, Danihuc and Carey place in subsequent events, and Wondlhhorpe, Patsang, Mitchell, and others appear in the later heats. The text notes times such as 1:36%4 and 1:19 for different distances, with several horses like Gloria, Pavlonies, and Revolt mentioned among the entrants.
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Serious Work Over For Both Fighters In Ring Debut
The piece notes both fighters have completed intensive training ahead of a New Year bout. Gans is expected to weigh in at the 13 pound weight, with a planned New Year’s day event and a 9 oclock Pacific time ring meeting. Managers report strong betting and firm plans for final prep and exhibition work this afternoon.
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Big Jim Signs for Fight With Squires
San Francisco reports Big Jim signs to fight Squires for the heavyweight title. Bout set for next month in Rhyolite, Nevada, under Queensbury rules with five ounce gloves. Purse listed at 40 000 dollars. Contenders Felition and Willan Letttros of Australia receive shares. Frankes telegram confirms readiness.
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Turkish Forces in Wren Ambush Returns Fire
Turkiye troops engage in a tense clash near Wren, as NATO allies report renewed fighting in eastern frontiers. Officials confirm casualties on both sides while diplomatic channels push for de escalation and ceasefire talks.
Portland tragedy ends in murder suicide after stabbing
A man identified as Savignin attacked two women in a South Portland kitchen, fatally wounding Mrs Bignami and Mrs Vis Mora before wounding himself. He fled to North Freeland then died from his injuries hours later. Authorities note the motive remains unclear as investigators review the scene and gather statements.
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Arrests Mounted Amid Revolutionary Tensions
Police in the city, under Prefect von ver Lapnita, report numerous arrests over three days. Those detained include women charged with revolutionary activity and alleged election agitation. Authorities cite recent attacks on Vice Admiral Danbasot and Count Alexis Ignatiev as triggers, while moderates drift toward extremism due to government election bans.
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Wengelmuellen Denies Retirement Reports In Vienna
The Associated Press reports in Vienna that NESGELMUELLEN will not retire or resign soon. Contrary to claims, he plans to continue as ambassador in the United States and denies any withdrawal under consideration.
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Turbulent Attack Disrupts Polish Rail Route
Turmoil erupts in Poland as a terrorist strike derails a rail line and triggers a series of explosions near a major estate. Police pursue suspects amid a chaotic escape scene. Strong entities include Mietayrreez Poland and Bedans Ian with ties to the People's National bra of Solr.
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Admitted Shortage Led to Financial Shortfall
Wednesday, admitted to the omcers of the Dank yesterday that was shortage implicated in $22,553 deficit declared in the railroad geette lines. He claims he did not know about it, and Mid against nim he is at wey.
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US to Consider Intervention Over Congo Crisis
The State Department disclosed Britain's pledge of support amid Congo tensions. Dr Guinnes urged independent action while Secretary Root weighed possible intervention, but any move awaits Senate action on Lodge proposal. England uneasy as Berlin may claim Congo territories.
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Warrants Issued for Swindlers in Seattle Case
Seattle court issues warrants for Sette, Doe, and Wererate tied to a fraud scheme involving National Brokerage. Merchants and associates allegedly falsified company statements to obtain cash and commissions totaling about 50,000 dollars over several years. Investigators pursue additional victims and related parties as the case proceeds.
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General de Nazaris claims innocence after arrest
San Juan Port Real report says General Barrett de Nazaris of Vencanaia was arrested early this week at the urging of Acting Governor Tost and United States District Attorney Sinpaon of New York. He was released on a 3908 dollar bond and to go to New York when papers are received. Nazaris, known in Santa Dowings and related to President Castco of Venezuela, denies knowledge of the charges.
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Ryan and Kelly to fight for middleweight title
Tommy Ryan and H Kelly are matched for a middleweight championship bout to be staged within four weeks of signing. The agreement specifies a minimum of 10 rounds, with the number of rounds to finish at the discretion of the outcome. The purse details and weights are listed, with ringside terms for a December event and a 40 cent tax proposal noted in the document.
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Schmidt Tells Story In His Own Defense
Helena Dec 26 The trial of Charles D B Schmidt for the killing of his wife last July opened with nearly five hours of defendant testimony. He described postmarked letters and a plan to commit death by his own hand after reading a letter from Spangler. His wife allegedly urged him to come home, then altered plans and packed to leave, destroying his wedding gift and a photo before collapsing into memory lapse until hospital. Also brief item notes health ad and a separate death of Dr Culpepper found shot in his Portsmouth home.
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Bishop Smith Elected at Dallas General Conference
In Nasheilte Tennessee and Asheville North Carolina reports Bishop Smith of the Methodist Episcopal Church South was elected at the Dallas General Conference. The ceremonies and related events were noted, with tributes to the late Mr. Wearily said to have caused the death.
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Manaqouer Named for Burlington Road System
Edward J. Chese, long with the Water Union office in Kansas City, accepts the position of circuit manager for the Burlington Gallrosd system, with quarters to Sheridan Wyoming. The service at Sheridan while improved in Uno with the proposed extension at the Burlington to the Pacific coast.
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Indians Faithful to Marriage Vows Questioned in Estate Trial
Dec. 23 Trailing the Nex Perce Waiiangs case over the Moody estate Sally Meto testified that Indian women may have multiple lovers in past customs and that widow remarriage would provoke revenge. The court heard questions about polygamy and fidelity, with Meto defending love as the basis for marriage.
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May sue heat company over power crisis claims
A city reports rising grip and pneumonia cases blamed on Shenandoah Light Heat and Power Company with mass heat shortages. Hotels and businesses threaten damages suits as plant capacity and fuel supply fail, causing hours of zero heat and slow repairs.
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Standart subscription offer with premium tag options
Readers paying in advance for a year may choose one of several premium fan tags. Options include The World Choosingraphent and other titles, with a selection of editions and religious texts featured in the offer.
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