Deutschland Returns To Baltimore With Emperor Message
The German submarine Deutschland anchored off Baltimore on Sunday night after crossing the Atlantic. It carried a message from Emperor William to President Wilson and a cargo including mail, benzine chemicals, and nickel. The submarine entered the harbor amid a heavy fog and a half moon as tugboats prepared to escort it, with limited details available on the voyage and crew.
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Youte
Atlantic
American
William
Wilton
Bremerheven
Maltimore
Virginia
Thomas F. Timmons
Ocean
Hana F. Hinsch
Lloyd
Linge Nookar
Gillies Escapes From Thurston County Jail With Prisoner
J F Gillies a twice convicted embezzler and Henry Mohirta escaped from Thurston county jail after midnight by prying open a riveted tail end and fleeing with an associate. Authorities believe they headed toward Portland then Canada aboard a train. Sheriff McCorkle and local guards reported no trace by late hour.
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Wan Talen
Portland
Canada
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Sharif McCorkle
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Washington bill targets false newspaper reports
A proposed law introduced Monday would bar publishing or transmitting false reports about international relations involving the United States. Campbell of Katwan argues such rumors threaten peaceful government relations abroad. The measure was referred to the Judiciary committee for action.
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Campbell
Katwan
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United States
French and British Take Eight Wiles of German Trenches
London reports the capture of the entire German first system of defense in front of 14,000 yards after 10 days of continuous fighting. More than 7,600 German prisoners were taken along with several guns, a naval gun, and an aerial artillery piece. The operation targeted multiple trench lines, villages, woods, and redoubts, and included recapturing much of Th Ctr.
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Coutly Am
Railroad Company Takes Land Grant Issue Into Courts
The Oregon and Sunforns Railway company in Washington, D C, says it will seek court review of the new land grant law. It argues the measure to reveal title to grant lands is unconstitutional if the government pays back taxes to Oregon counties. A notice to the President, Congress, and key officials signals readiness to press the constitutional challenge in civil court.
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German Umer To Be Classed As Peaceful Merchant Ship
Washington statement from the State Department asserts that the German submarine Deutschland is entitled to privileges under international law as a merchant ship. A preliminary inspection by naval officers in Baltimore found no indication it could be converted for war without extensive structural changes.
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Impeachment Proceedings Tabled Amid Turmoil
Washington reports impeachment proceedings stalled after a divided vote in the House. HL Snowden, United States attorney in New York, faced criticism as politicians sparred over the legitimacy and future of the inquiry. Debates centered on legality and potential shifts in policy amid wartime tensions and domestic concerns.
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New York
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Northwest Market Reports General Crop Conditions
Northwest market updates list farm prices across produce and livestock. Featured items include tomatoes at high per pound rates, asparagus and rhubarb, apples, cherries, peaches, plums, prunes, and berries with varied crate and box pricing, plus onions, corn, and cabbage. Livestock prices cover cattle, hogs, sheep, and poultry with per head or per pound figures, reflecting current receipts and regional terms.
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Wheat Bag Demand Rises With Advancing Season
Grain brokers report rising inquiries for grain bags as crop conditions improve in the Northwest. Producers now estimate 10 to 16 million bushels more wheat than expected in June, supporting a firmer bag market with local quotes near 12 cents. California buyers show limited current activity, with expectations that daily bag needs will grow as the western crop develops.
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Road Increases Capital to a Million in Chehalis
Supplemental articles of Incorporation raise capital of the Chehalis Cowlits & Cascade railway from 100000 to 1000000 and rename the company. A 24 mile project, with a planned four mile south of Anolaake near Salkum, aims for fall completion. The Chelulie MILL company also plans a 76000 sawmill in South Choballe immediately.
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Oregon moves to stall infantile paralysis outbreak
Oregon announces statewide preventive steps against infantile paralysis arrival. Health officers and county judges ordered to enforce quarantines at rail stations and monitor incoming passengers under 15. Inspectors will take temperatures and quarantine children showing signs. In New York, 19 more deaths raise toll to 224 with 980 cases as of Sunday, mortality about 23 percent.
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Anarchist Fire at Argentine President in Buenos Aires
A self-styled anarchist fired at President de la Plaza from a crowd while the leader reviewed from a balcony. Guards seized the assailant, and soldiers prevented a mob from lynching him as spectators pressed forward. The attacker, identified as Joan Mundeini, claimed to be born in Argentina and aged 24.
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United States Has 21,000,000 Men Eligible to Military Service
Washington report outlines an estimate that about 21 million men aged 18 to 46 may be eligible for military service, based on 1910 census figures and an assumed population growth of roughly 10 percent. It breaks down the 19,188,000 male citizens and prospective citizens then, including 14,857,000 foreign-born whites, 2,062,000 negroes, and 60,000 Indians.
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Washington, D. C
United State
Indiana
Berlin council debate on food supply ends in claims of famine
Socialists accuse the city’s mass feeding plan of inequities as Berlin faces alleged shortages. Municipal Physician Weber counters there is no underfeeding. A Socialist councillor Hoffan cites a patient at Russolph Wirehow hospital to illustrate reduced relief. In Puget Drag Co store fires, an explosion destroys interiors after a liquor raid. Bandit trials in Texas recount banquet ties to Carrancas alliance and possible clemency appeals to Mexico’s war minister.
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British Statesmen Shifted in Lloyd George War Cabinet
London announces shifts in the war ministry with Edwin Montagu taking Lloyd George’s ire as minister of munitions. Reports name Thomas Mr Ribbon as secretary of state for Beotland and other senior posts in the treasury and duchy of Lancaster with executive duties in the royal treasury.
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Fragmented Local Text Prompting Comedy Scene
The passage portrays a mock wedding scene with a nervous groom disputing the ring exchange and a minister questioning customary vows. Readers encounter comical misreadings and odd dialog in a setting described as a vestry with a minister, groom, and bride. The tone resembles a satirical or fragmented newspaper item with humorous miscommunications.
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Fragmentary Chat Leads To Unclear Family Conflict
A fragmented dialogue mentions a person named Why She and Remaine and a speaker Mr. Crosavita. The text references trouble for a family and choices that cause issues. Readable details are sparse and context is unclear.
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Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Richmonder
A Richmond reader reports relief from severe menopausal symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter describes dizziness nerves and hot flashes during the Change of Life, but asserts improved health after beginning the remedy and recommends it to others facing similar issues.
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Kitchener of Khartoum praise and global reach
An excerpt from Charles Johnston's 1916 American Review of Reviews tribute lauds Kitchener for expanding and upholding the British Empire. It highlights his Egypt Attica Lydia and England campaigns as creative and revolutionary, achieving precision across vast regions and defending imperial integrity in the twentieth century.
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Guardsmen to Be Aided and Christmas Tales
District Forester George H. Cool of Portland has reported a telegram from Chief Porter Henry Graves on aiding Forest Service employees who belong to the National Guard. The note requests listing employees likely to request leave as the President calls, with assurances of restoration after service. The surrounding chatty items in this fragment recount cold-weather reminiscences and domestic anecdotes from the era.
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Dancing Aa Team Rae Dewitir Fo Be
A partial OCR fragment notes a dancing event featuring Aa team Rae Dewitir with a focus on a performance or contest. The readable text includes names and phrases suggesting a local rehearsal or showcase at a community venue. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
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London clergyman jokes during country visit
A popular London clergyman staying at a country house played a game with a younger man he usually beat. After losing badly he exclaimed his wins were gone and joked that he could not stand the rival’s sorcery, prompting a playful exchange about yesterday’s result.
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Fragmented Historic Text Teases Hidden Conflict
A garbled excerpt presents dialog about a king, a bride, and plans to move something to a distant place. Confusing lines mention a Chinese wall, a war, and a dull political party. The source blends names and phrases suggesting a historical American journal item with unclear specifics.
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Misplacing the Blame in a Domestic Outburst
A Virginia Telegraph report recounts a chaotic domestic scene as a mother confronts a child’s outcry and a sister returns with a doll. The passage hints at family tension and a violent reaction, with lingering questions about accountability and parental discipline.
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Mysterious Birth Announcement from Boston Transcript
An unclear clipping notes a birth with phrases like a boy and references to a nurse and father in Boston. The fragment mentions "This comes from" and "Great Scott" but lacks complete names, dates, or events to form a full, coherent report.
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