Surrender Sketch at Appomattox Described by Porter
The article recalls General Grant and General Lee meeting at Appomattox Court House to sign terms ending the Civil War. Porter’s notes describe their stark contrast, the ceremonial room, and the improvised pencil and ink used to finalize the surrender terms.
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Gen
Ivan Cem
Appuntattox
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Geuw Porter
Con. Porter
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Porter
Huough
Geo. Porter
Grant
Farmville
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Poor
Yase
Varn
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Jean
bin Lee
Lone Teo
Lee Ett
Appounttex
Teo
Grint
Leo
Bine
Appomutttox
Pila
Appomnttox
Peonuchit
Ife
Tes
Hwlehl
England
Genera Lee
Mexico
General Lee
Lens
Culonnel Charles Mrstall
General Carter
Worth Reading and Noted Global Facts From 1900s Era
A readable mosaic of global notes cites life expectancy in France, New York’s distance to the equator, London’s municipal staff, and England’s workers. It surveys religious liberty for Huguenots, a massacre in 1572, the Czar’s photography, Chinese glassmaking, U S farm product values rising to 7 billion by 1906, and Mexico’s water power drive. It closes with Dr Martha Inghes Cannon moving to California to aid women’s rights, praised as a witty speaker.
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France
New York
London
England
St. Bare
Augsta Hina
Leig
China
United States
Mexico
Martha Inghes Cannon
Utah
Bas Gons
California
Cannon
U United States Japan Pact Aims at Pacific Detente and Independence
The United States and Japan announced a mutual accord to consult on Pacific policy and respect for territorial integrity and Chinese independence. Key articles pledge non aggression, define the status quo, and promote peaceful means and equal opportunities for commerce and industry.
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Washington
Hedt
Greenmont
United States
Dagzin
Pacific
Giniteu Stacey
Jujen
Auchieti Bolala
Tle
Breitle
jChina
Unprecedented Weather Strikes Colorado Cattle
Severe early snow in October cripples ranges across Colorado. Cattle losses rise as herds suffer in cold, with thousands of milk and beef animals affected in the plains and Arkansas valleys. Officials warn stockmen to brace for continued hardship through winter.
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Lowa
Colorado
Entity
Rail routes and railways take a heavy toll on Belgium and US lines
The excerpt outlines massive deficits in Belgium due to state rail exploitation with last year’s loss estimated up to 2 million dollars. It cites the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line increasing car orders, creating pressure on steel and steamship sectors. It notes Brainerd’s Nethern Pavite Railroad shops lengthening shifts, a federal injunction against a 2-cent passenger rate in Arkansas, and a new US rate sheet favoring Michigan with implied large annual revenue impact. It also mentions Palman company plans to mortgage costs every ten miles rather than every fifty.
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Belgium
Chicago
Milwautkeo
Sir Paul
Nethern Pavite Railroad Company
Brainerd
Tricker
Little Wailk
Ark
Unite States
Michigan
Palman Company
Comany
Federal Oversight Urged for Corporate Registration System
A fragmentary report argues for federal supervision of corporate registrations and a standardized system. It outlines aims to broaden publicity, unify jurisdiction across states, and ensure credible approval processes. The text references officials and agencies, urging a regulated framework for corporate acts and filings.
Nine Seized as Safe-Blowers in Minnesota Case
Unclear text describes a group seized linked to a series of crimes across Minnesota and Wisconsin. Mentions investigators, named individuals, and paraphernalia linked to a safe-blowing operation. Details are fragmented and portions of the article are nonsensical.
Bank Robbers Flee in Auto After Historic Heist
Robbers escaped with 4000 dollars from the First National Bank in Mass after a dramatic getaway in a car. Police described the assailants as professionals and pursued three suspects, but the direction of travel remained uncertain as authorities searched for any trace of the thieves.
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First National Bank
Beye Perol
Mass
Rhein Witt
Fire devastates fencing shop and car works in Philadelphia
A blaze at J. G. Mrill & Co. damaged the fencing shop and nearby car shops at Sixty second Broadway and Woodland, Philadelphia, causing an estimated loss of 200 000. Fire coverage by the fire department. other scenes included a resort area near Mondville where fires were checked by dynamite operations.
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Philadelphia
J. G. Mrill & Co
Pheadelphia
Fistireger
Two Hunters Killed Near Stovenville Ohio
Two foreign hunters, Joe Berenski and John Bardole, were killed instantly near Stovenville Ohio when one man fired a tiller into a can that had previously contained nitroglycerin, causing a massive explosion.
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Joe Berenski
John Bardole
Stovenville
Ohio
Big stock show opens in Chicago with exhibits and crowds
The Milwaukee exposition opens its annual live stock exhibition in Chicago, attracting about 800000 visitors. The event features swine, cattle, horses, and dairy displays. Organizers highlight quality, with the show drawing prominent agricultural leaders and large attendances.
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Stew
Wade
Mlebt
Etna
Msports
Ti Ukelt
Chirago
Byte
Helton
Ivestuck Muon
Steele
Meridia
Forest policy proposal sparks multi-state land use feud
Disjointed OCR text outlines a contested plan to establish a national forest in Maria County, North Dakota, linking to a broader push for forest administration. It references 1,080 acres, projected growth, and potential federal involvement, but the fragmentary wording obscures clear details and entities.
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Praeiqniqtog
Fhiedede
Maria County
Lvida
Pekot
Comin
North Dakota
Ips
Creditun
Killed by Robbers at St Paul Bridge Incident
A man identified as M. A. Covliex, owner of a local die factory, was found dead beside a bridge over the mine sents dod after a robbery. Witnesses report the victim was killed by robbers who hurled objects from the bridge and fled. Local authorities are investigating the second street and Pouelly avenue area for clues.
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X Delite
Dei Iig
M. A. Covliex
Harles
M. A
Junky de Uridge
Sant Mine
Vps
le Bridge
Explosions and deaths in Wilshire County inquiry
A chaotic scene near an explosion site in Wilshire County reveals several injured and a number of female fatalities. Officials, including Deputy Stile Mine and Inspector Henry Lande, investigate the incident as evidence points to a deliberate act. The inquiry unfolds amid confusion and conflicting witness statements as investigators probe the cause and the potential perpetrators.
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Henry Lande
Awa
Artificial University Rivalry Mentioned in Fragments
Fragmented OCR notes discuss planned evolution of a college affiliated with the University of Michigan and Columbia physics chair involvement. It mentions bids from the General Education Board funded by Rockefeller and a push to develop a large Baptist led university in Richmond Virginia with large donations and institutional expansion.
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TH. RS. Vapelach Neahain
Chic
University of Michigan
Machanvin
Columbia
Suel
Minnesota
Ael
Pryid Ott
Pryid Ott Assummons Ineecuring Desired Lopistarioy
Willitta Mga
Lenny
Wyiusas Cine Board of Ghivation
ISN Cad Ite
Sinis Aaduey
IBM
Isates
Estes of
Mingesota
General Education Board
Rockefeller
Richmond
Baptists
Richemond
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